The Eclipse IDE doesn’t use the overwhelmingly common Ctrl+Tab and Ctrl+Shift+Tab shortcuts to switch editor tabs. Not only that, it doesn’t even allow you to bind these keys to the classic Ctrl+Tab behavior (switch to the tab left/right of the current one). However, Ctrl+PageUp/Down seem to be hard-coded to switching tabs the good-old way, so it’s just a matter of remapping Ctrl+(Shift+)Tab to those keys.

Here’s my AutoHotKey solution:

#IfWinActive ahk_class SWT_Window0
^Tab::Send ^{PgDn}
#IfWinActive ahk_class SWT_Window0
^+Tab::Send ^{PgUp}

If you’re one of the few crazies like me who prefer doing web development using command-line tools, you might appreciate this simple command-line calculator which can operate on RGB colors. It supports the 4 basic arithmetic operations and grouping using parens. Continue reading →

Ever had to deal with annoying conflicts between various command-line utilities sharing the same name? Ever wanted to use different versions of the same command-line software package? Tired of manually editing the environment or using “development environment command line” batch files? Then this plugin is for you! Continue reading →

I wrote something that cuts up images from WinAMP classic skins to allow using them (with CSS) in web pages.
It allows variable content width/height, using the bitmap font in the “gen” title bar, and uses mouse “hover” effects.

Source: http://github.com/CyberShadow/WSZ2Web
Download: http://github.com/downloads/CyberShadow/WSZ2Web/wsz2web.zip
Examples: https://cy.md/misc/skins/

PuTTY Knife is a small program that, when launched, creates a context menu that contains all of your PuTTY sessions. KiTTY is a PuTTY fork with a bunch of new features. Since KiTTY stores its sessions in another registry key, PuTTY Knife doesn’t “see” them. Continue reading →

At least here in Moldova, many computer stores publish their price lists as Microsoft Excel (.xls) files on their web sites, often in a zip archive. To compare the prices for a product in several stores, one usually has to download and unpack the price lists for each store, then search through each one manually.

I made myself something to automate this last year; here it is in case someone finds it useful.

A TAS extension for Cryptic Sea’s demo/preview of No Quarter, plus a TAS video created using that.

Discussion thread on TASvideos.org forums.

You can follow my progress of solving Kwirk in this thread at the TASvideos.org forums.

I’m not much of a blogging person, but I suppose that having some way of logging updates to my website would be nice. I’ll also be posting solutions to little problems I encounter, for the benefit of anyone having the same problems and using a search engine.