Any question answered...

Thats it! 'you're not alone' by ATB. Success. In your own small way, this is down to you Balki.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6_XmBRT_PDk

Campag type sub-19mm seatpost binder bolt - Do they exist?

I need a shorter seatpost binder bolt to accomodate a 26.8 seatpost and seattube. The 19mm one I have is too long to bind properly and Google doesn't show me any shorter ones. Would prefer not to DIY it but I may have to. Any suggestions?

you have to cut it down, i might have one already done at home
if you want

GAH! Would prefer to avoid having to chop something so small and fiddly. If you have one that would be awesome.

i'll check later tonight

Sweet. We can chat on Thursday about that thing you sent me via email.

oolio englaisio

Could someone fix a PDF for me that requires legal size paper to print so that it is two pages side by side? I'll email you the file, I can't seem to link it here.

Thats it! 'you're not alone' by ATB. Success. In your own small way, this is down to you Balki.

YouTube- ATB - You're Not Alone

[Pedantic ATB fan]

It's originally by Olive and was released in 1996 (I think), ATB just did a remix of it in 2002.

[/Pedantic ATB fan]

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Eh? Where did I say XP?

My mistake just looked it up .NET 3.0 was included with Vista not 3.5....

I'm trying to work out he value of a variable for a function in documentation I have found this.

Record length must be specified in the OPEN statement using RECL = bytes.

and

RECL = integer-value must be present for DIRECT files. It is the length in bytes of each record in the file. You will have to add up the KIND and LEN of all the items in a typical list.

I'm dealing with a single integer of kind 2 which apparently is 4 bytes, I can't find anything about LEN I presume this us just the length of the list so in my case 1*4. Or is there some other computer science this LEN thing could be?

Could someone fix a PDF for me that requires legal size paper to print so that it is two pages side by side? I'll email you the file, I can't seem to link it here.

do you mean as a A3?

I don't know those paper sizes. 8 1/2" x 11". Regular paper size.

A3 size is the size of two A4 sheets side by side, so would be optimal for that sort of thing (though the page is just twice as big, it scales down proportionally)

The letter/legal sizes are used in the US, A4 is the "regular" paper size in the UK. I have no idea if legal paper is used in the UK at all.. Either way, I can make your PDF.

I'm trying to work out he value of a variable for a function in documentation I have found this.

and

I'm dealing with a single integer of kind 2 which apparently is 4 bytes, I can't find anything about LEN I presume this us just the length of the list so in my case 1*4. Or is there some other computer science this LEN thing could be?

Just from the context, it sounds like thats right.. You need to allocate the size of your the record, which is the sum of the size of its elements, so just 1 * integer_bytesize if there's just one of them.

Out of curiosity, what are you working with?

How do you measure your crown race? I am looking to get a new headset and I don't know if I should get a 26.4mm or a 27mm

Vernier caliper. You can buy new for under a fiver, and it's a worthwhile addition to the toolbox.

Just from the context, it sounds like thats right.. You need to allocate the size of your the record, which is the sum of the size of its elements, so just 1 * integer_bytesize if there's just one of them.

Out of curiosity, what are you working with?

Fucking fortran. Trying to do direct access. I've given up because when reading you have to specify the record e.g

read(11,REC=1) var

which if I read in unformatted gives gobadly gook. and if I read in formatted

e.g

read(11,'(I2)',REC=1) var

gives me error in my record number (REC), changing the REC to be gives me different error of non valid REC or something I forget.

Done a hack of sequential access but opening and closing the file, string recognition and some other bullshit that in any other language would not be needed. The amount of fannying around I have to do gets on my tits.

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Fucking fortran. Trying to do direct access. I've given up because when reading you have to specify the record e.g

read(11,REC=1) var

which if I read in unformatted gives gobadly gook. and if I read in formatted

e.g

read(11,'(I2)',REC=1) var

gives me error in my record number (REC), changing the REC to be gives me different error of non valid REC or something I forget.

Done a hack of sequential access but opening and closing the file, string recognition and some other bullshit that in any other language would not be needed. The amount of fannying around I have to do gets on my tits.

Ah, fortran - I didn't realize what you were talking about before..

Did you create the input file with direct access?

If you want to post your code on gist.github.com I can take a look.. Though I think I would need your binary file to test, do you have the code that created the file?

Vernier caliper. You can buy new for under a fiver, and it's a worthwhile addition to the toolbox.

Solid advice this.

i'll check later tonight

Murtz - any luck with the modified seatpost binder bolt?

Canti brakes for a cross bike: what are a decent cheap-to-midpriced pair? Do all cantis work with campag ergo shifters? I'm getting confused about cable pull...

Ah, fortran - I didn't realize what you were talking about before..

Did you create the input file with direct access?

If you want to post your code on gist.github.com I can take a look.. Though I think I would need your binary file to test, do you have the code that created the file?

The file is created with a bash file, that is clearly where I am wrong. I thought binary access was different again, at least that was the impression I got from the documentation I found. The documentation I've found about direct access has not been the best, it seems a lesser used feature.

That gist.github.com looks like a good idea. I'll try and pick out the bit I'm using.

Canti brakes for a cross bike: what are a decent cheap-to-midpriced pair? Do all cantis work with campag ergo shifters? I'm getting confused about cable pull...

http://www.google.co.uk/products?q=avid+shorty&aq=f
wicked (imho and limited experience) and come in black and silver!!!!!

http://www.google.co.uk/products?q=avid+shorty&aq=f
wicked (imho and limited experience) and come in black and silver!!!!!

Hmmm, I like the look of the avids (the 6 especially), but all the reviews I've read have said they're a nightmare for squealing. But then again an equal number of people say the same thing about the Tektro Oryxs. The Tektro CR520/CR570s (with an upgrade to swiss stop pads) seem like they might be an alternative...