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bs_by_a_id(A_id) -> | |
find(qlc:q([ B || B=#b{f_id=F_id} <- mnesia:table(b), F_id == A_id])). | |
as_with_bs() -> | |
find( | |
qlc:q([ {A,bs_by_a_id(A#a.id)} || A <- mnesia:table(a)]) | |
). | |
top_as_with_some_bs(Limit) -> | |
top( |
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require 'rexml/document' | |
require 'net/https' | |
require 'rexchange/dav_search_request' | |
require 'rexchange/message' | |
require 'rexchange/contact' | |
require 'rexchange/appointment' | |
require 'rexchange/note' | |
require 'rexchange/task' | |
require 'uri' | |
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There are a lot of people who are living with emacs around the world. | |
Sometimes, it is very fun to see how they use emacs and even very helpful to learn from it. | |
Screencasts show how people actually work with emacs. | |
You can pick up valuable usage patterns, just by looking over someones shoulder. | |
== What is screencast ? == | |
Screencast is a kind of "video screen capture" with/without voiceover. | |
== Tips in creating emacs screencast == |
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