“Insufficient Storage Available” and “Unfortunately android keyboard has stopped” on my Samsung Galaxy Note

Yesterday, all of a sudden my smartphone (a Samsung Galaxy Note N7000) started to misbehave. The first thing I noticed was that the battery was down to 1.3 gb go? This answer to a stackverflow question, which interestingly enough is also about a Galaxy Note, offered the solution. Apparently some stupid app writes log files … Continue reading “Insufficient Storage Available” and “Unfortunately android keyboard has stopped” on my Samsung Galaxy Note

Converting from Subversion to Mercurial

Here, I will be posting notes on converting Subversion repositories to Mercurial. NOTE: This is work in progress. I will probably come back and change things as well as adding. Some links on using Mercurial: Hg Init: a Mercurial tutorial by Joel Spolsky QuickStart in the Mercurial Wiki I have got TortoiseSVN 1.8.3 including the … Continue reading Converting from Subversion to Mercurial

Some Batch File Wizardry for Automated Builds

At work and also on my private computer I am maintaining multiple Delphi projects that are (currently) managed in subversion repositories. They have a general structure like this: projectname \- buildtools (-> svn:external) \- src (project sources) \- libs \- dzlib (-> svn:external) \- some other libraries, all svn:external Being a lazy bastard (deutsch: faule … Continue reading Some Batch File Wizardry for Automated Builds

Multiple Batch Files in Pre-/Postbuild Events in Delphi / msbuild

Since version 2007 Delphi supports pre- and postbuild events for projects. If you only want to start programs or one batch file it's a simple matter of adding the call to the respective section of the project options dialog. I use it to manage version numbers in the program resources and manifest files in prebuild … Continue reading Multiple Batch Files in Pre-/Postbuild Events in Delphi / msbuild