Quote: Originally posted by aquapaul: Can someone explain why the mv command won't move directories on OS X PB? In every un*x I've used you can use mv dir1 dir2, but no…

Hmmm. Well that *should* work, but my mv (/bin/mv) only supports the -f -i switches. mkdir foo; mv foo bar -- that works. mkdir foo; vi foo/file.txt (enter text); mv foo bar -…

It's not just you. I too have run into this problem and didn't know what to think of it until now. I'm assuming it's caused by files that have resource forks since it worked when…

Quote: Originally posted by aquapaul: Hmmm. Well that *should* work, but my mv (/bin/mv) only supports the -f -i switches. Yeah, my bad. I was confusing cp and rm …

Quote: Originally posted by nonhuman: <STRONG>For some reason when I try to declare an array of 234,936 strings in C++ on OS X I get a seg fault. When i do it in …

Ok, thanks. I'll try that out.

Either that or change the size of the stack limitation (ulimit stack, for example).

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string* dictionary = new string[size]; did that not work? if you don't have to use a bare array (if this isn't homework or something), i'd suggest an stl container. std::vector o…

Yeah, I miss CricketGraph. If you need basic graphs, Excel v.X should be fine. I use Deltagraph (mostly for scientific data and EPS output) but have to boot into OS 9...

Excel for Mac OSX does a pretty full range of graphs these days including log scales and a whole bunch of curve fitting trendlines. I used to use Cricket Graph years ago. If you w…

man, what a flashback! I loved Cricket Graph. Sure, Excel can do it now, but I can't afford it! $450 my A$$.

Excel as it comes cannot graph the kind of stuff I need. It took 300 lines of VBA code to get it to graph the kind of logarithmic graphs I needed. But Cricket Graph could do it, …

I never really liked cricket graph. Try Igor Pro 4. In my opinion, this is and has been the best graphing program available for the past 5 years, and they have an OSX version.

I have very fond memories of Cricket Graph. It was an impressive little program; much better (and faster) than Excel. I used to use Cricket Graph in college for all my material s…

I still use Cricket Graph 90% of the time. I recently tried GraphPad Prism for OSX. Really nice graphing program, but Expen$ive. I really wish there were a Canvas compatible graph…

The creation date on my copy of Cricketgraph is July 15, 1986. Can't believe I have 16-year-old sofware on my computer that still runs! (though I don't really use it since I'm usin…

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What version of SuperPaint? I have some version 3.5 disks sitting around that I've been meaning to install so I can resurrect some of my own old artwork.

I really miss Cricketgraph - I use Deltagraph now (in classic), but CG was SO much more intuitive to use. Ah well....I have tried the other options listed here, but none of them c…

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Quote: Originally posted by Rickster: What version of SuperPaint? I have some version 3.5 disks sitting around that I've been meaning to install so I can resurrect some …

Quote: Originally posted by foamy: I still use Cricket Graph 90% of the time. I recently tried GraphPad Prism for OSX. Really nice graphing program, but Expen$ive. I re…

We have MacVector and GCK. I don't like either of them for day to day use. I got DNA Strider for OSX and I'm pretty happy. DNA Strider is the Cricket Graph of DNA analysis progr…