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My name is Richard Cyganiak.
I'm a software engineer at TopQuadrant. I work on web technologies for managing data and am based in Dublin, Ireland.Links
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Monthly Archives: October 2005
Jena Model Editor
The Jena Model Editor is a Swing-based GUI window that provides a simple Turtle (N3)-based editor and inspector for Jena models. It’s useful for developing GUI applications that store their data in Jena models. Want to know what statements one … Continue reading
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Finish the things you started
Danny Ayers reveals the secret: How to find inner peace and feel great. And it’s much simpler than I had thought.
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Miscellaneous stuff from my .vimrc file
Some more VIM goodies that have accumulated in mv .vimrc over the years: Switch between :split and :vsplit windows using CTRL+hjkl: map <c-J> <c-W>j<c-W>_ map <c-K> <c-W>k<c-W>_ map <c-H> <c-W>h<c-W>_ map <c-L> <c-W>l<c-W>_ set wmh=0 Nicer color scheme: brighter comments, … Continue reading
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VIM: Quick autocompletion
This little VIM script enables autocompletion with the tab key. All words in the current file will be used as possible completions. No cross-file autocompletion yet. Put this into ~/.vimrc (or _vimrc in your VIM directory if you are on … Continue reading
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Jena 2.3 released
Jena 2.3 is released. New/improved stuff: Out-of-the-box SPARQL support (via ARQ, which is now included in the Jena download) Faster queries on in-memory graphs Faster parsing of RDF/XML Neat! Good to see that the Jena releases are rolling out a … Continue reading
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VIM: Setting custom tab behaviour for some filetypes
To change the VIM tab settings for some file types, you can put something like this into ~/.vimrc (or _vimrc in your VIM directory if you are on windows); create the file if it doesn’t exist: ” Default tab behaviour: … Continue reading
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VIM: Switching off auto-indentation
How to switch off all kinds of auto-indentation in VIM. Put this into ~/.vimrc (or _vimrc in your VIM directory if you are on windows); create the file if it doesn’t exist: ” Switch off all auto-indenting set nocindent set … Continue reading
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