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Keyboard character 49
keyValuePairsToHash method 188
Kidd, Eric 268
Kinscalez, Gregor 539
Kobayashi, Shigeo 447
Kodama, K. 448
Kylix 128
labels 45 114
Language see “Procedural language; Scripting language; Static language”
Language bindings, usage 498—510
Language constructs 32—37
Language features 27
Language specification 584
language support see “Non-context free language”
Layout algorithm 53
Layout management options 45
layout managers see also “FXMatrix Grid layout manager” 72 95 116—118
Layout managers usage see “Free Objects for X; GTK; Ruby; Tk”
LAYOUT_BOTTOM 98
LAYOUT_CENTER X 98
LAYOUT_CENTER Y 98
LAYOUT_EXPLICIT 97
LAYOUT_FILL_X 98
LAYOUT_FILL_Y 98
LAYOUT_FIX options 97
LAYOUT_FIX_HEIGHT 97 98
LAYOUT_FIX_WIDTH 97 98
LAYOUT_FIX_X 97
LAYOUT_FIX_Y 97
LAYOUT_RIGHT 98
LAYOUT_SIDE_BOTTOM 98
LAYOUT_SIDE_LEFT 98
LAYOUT_SIDE_RIGHT 98
LAYOUT_SIDE_TOP 98
LCG see “Linear Congruence Generator”
LDAP see “Lightweight Directory Access Protocol”
LDAP::Entry class 198
LDAP_SCOPE_BASE 198
LDAP_SCOPE_ONELEVEL 198
LDAP_SCOPE_SUBTREE 198
LDIFF format 197
Least Surprise see “Principle of Least Surprise”
left (argument) 75
Lexical analyzers 581
Libgdome-ruby 235
libglade (library) 87
LibNeural 467 475
Libraries see “Parser”
Libraries creation see “Parsing library”
Libraries deviation see “Parsing library”
Libraries FAQs 589—590
Libraries file 235
Libraries installation, RAA usage 8—10
Libraries interface see “C/C++”
Libraries introduction 424
Libraries methods see “Ruby”
Libraries solutions 587—589
Libraries usage see “BigFloat library; Each Delegator library; NArray library; Polynomial library”
Lightweight Directory Access directory access, Ruby/LDAP usage 195—199
Lightweight Directory Access entry addition 196
Lightweight Directory Access entry deletion 197
Lightweight Directory Access entry modification 196
Lightweight directory access protocol (LDAP) 136
line (string) 532
Linear Congruence Generator (LCG) 313
Linear constraints 219
LINE_PROFILE (constant) 534
Linux see also “Debian Linux; Red Hat Linux” 46
Linux KDE desktop 127
Linux operating system 671
list (1) option 19 20
listContents 504
ListView 122
Literals see “Strings”
load-balancing 331—332
loadDocument 64 109
Local file system 187
local variables see also “Block local variables” 585
Local variables listing 21
Local variables methods, comparison 25
logging 584
Logic, separation 401
Logic.rb 470 472
Logic2.rb 473
look back 594
Look-and-feel see also “Free Objects for X” 128
look_ahead 594
Lotus 285
Low-Level Events 71
Low-level functions 340—341
Lucent project 38
Macintosh, support 128
MacOS 3
MacOS X 127
macros 10
Main (component) 406
main window 121
MainPage 372
makefile see also “Platform-dependent Makefile” 369 370 424 657 671
makeRow 434
Management options see “Layout”
Management Ruby usage 37—38
mappingRegistry, setting 308
Mark-and-sweep garbage collector 3
Marshal.dump response 279
Marshal.load_response 279
Marshaled objects, storage see “Relational database”
Marshalling format, SOAP usage 310—312
Masato, Yoshida 234 286
matched (method) 603
Mathematical programming 442—460
Matrices addition 446
Matrices usage 455—460
Matrix class 614
Matrix-processing library 443
matrix.rb module 614
MATRIX_BY_COLUMNS 99
MATRIX_BY_ROWS 99
Matsumoto, Makoto 467
Matsumoto, Yukihiro 2 26 69 544
MAX_POINTS 637
mbox 110
MB_ICONEXCLAMATION 120
MB_ICONINFORMATION 120
MB_OK 120
MD5 checksum 274
Media tag, recognition see “?xml-stylesheet?”
Memorize, function explanation 561
Memory see “C; C++; Dynamically allocated memory”
Memory allocation 544
Memory system 555
Memory trade-off 568
MemoryStore 390
Menard, Jim 45 263 286
Menu bar, display 46
menu commands 83
Mergesort 523 524
Message passing interface (MPI) 285
Messages 93—95
Metadata, access 169—171
method see “Private method; Public method”
Method comparison see “Local variables”
Method implementation see “Instance methods”
Method name 15
Method Namespace URI 289
Method object 87
Method specifier 541
methodDef (method) 298
method_missing (method) 268
mixins 3 33
| Mkmf, usage see “Extensions”
modifiers 49
modrdn method 197
mod_ruby configuration 384—386
mod_ruby servers 263
mod_ruby usage 383—400
mod_ruby-based servers 270
MoonWolf 250
MPI see “Message Passing Interface”
mSQL 136 141
mSQL databases 161
MUD/RPG games 348
MUES 348
Multi-dimensional SOAP arrays, creation 306
multicall (method) 266
multiCall extensions support 263
multiCall extensions usage 268
multicall2 (method) 266
multicall2_async (method) 266
multicall_async (method) 266
Multiple curves, creation 434—440
multiple inheritance 2 33
Munging 361
Mutex 301
MySQL 136 141
MySQL databases 366
MySQL interface 3
MySql usage 173
N-keys 205
Nagai, Hidetoshi 68
Nakamura, Hiroshi 286
name (attribute) see also “type_name” 169 221
NameError 24
NameError exception 72
Namespaces 34
Namespaces clashing 33
Namespaces support 234
naming 23
NArray library, usage 442—447
nedit 12
nest (parser) 585
Nested comments, parsing 582
Net class 340—344
Net::HTTP object 266 342
Net::POPMail 342
NetBSD 7 140
Network Interace Card (NIC) 340
Networking FAQs 422
Networking introduction 340
Networking solutions 420—421
Neumann, Michael 250 254 263 347 493
Neural nets, usage 467 475—481
new (method) 152
newform (method) 120
newMenu 122
News channels, displaying see “RDF Site Summary”
Newsgroups 10
new_article 366
new_customer 366
new_order 366
next_token (method) 600
next_val (private method) 366
NIC see “Network Interface Card”
Nil (datatype) 262
Nil (method) 265
Nishimura, Takuji 467
Node see “Abstract syntax trees types” 578
Non-cascading menus 122
Non-context free language support 582
Non-destructive methods contrast see “Destructive methods”
Non-source platform 27
Non-standard analysis 448
Non-standard approach 449 450
Non-standard directories 672
Non-zero elements 455
none_of generator 590
Not Quite XML (NQXML) 219 228 286 288
Not Quite XML (NQXML) advantages 241
Not Quite XML (NQXML) disadvantages 240—241
Not Quite XML (NQXML) installation 241—250
Not Quite XML (NQXML) module 45 60
Not Quite XML (NQXML) usage 240—253
Not Quite XML (NQXML) writer 230
NOTATION tag 241
Notepad 10
Notepad replacement 12
NQXML see “Not Quite XML”
NQXML::Document object 65 109
NQXMLTreeParser 282
NULL 161 189
NULL allowing 170
NULL bytes 620 621
null character 620
NULL passing 629
NULL terminator 620
nullable (attribute) 170
NUM2DBL 634
NUMBER token 598
Numbers, usage 619—620
Numeric type coordinates 643
Numerical array library 443
object identifier (OID) 171 388
Object identifier (OID) type 177
Object tree interfaces 219
Object-orientation 27
Object-oriented development 38
object-oriented programming (OOP) 33—34
Object-oriented programming language 355
Object-oriented programming OOP-related tools, usage 488—493
object-oriented system 2
Object-oriented toolkit 94
Object-oriented Web development 407
Objects, usage 618—619
Obj_id 205
ODBC see “Open DataBase Connectivity”
OID see “Object identifier”
ok_button 84
onCmdTreeList method 107
One-liner 280
one_of generator 590 591
Online shop example 386—395 404—410
Online shop improvement 379—383
Online shopping application, implementation 361—383
onOpenFile (method) 95
OOP see “Object-oriented programming”
Open (command) 61
Open Database Connectivity (ODBC) 136 141 158
Open DataBase Connectivity libraries 191
Open DataBase Connectivity usage see also “Database access” 174
OpenBSD 7
openDocument (method) 64 84
OpenFilenameDialog (method) 123
OpenGL interface 425
OpenGL support 425
OpenGL usage 425—440
OpenGL usage goal/strategy defining 425
OpenGL usage sample program 425—434
OpenGL-based applications 127
open_clicked 122
Operator 577
Optimization, process see “Program optimization”
opts 97
ORA-XXXX error message 165
Oracle 136 141 179
Oracle databases 206 326
Oracle DBD 165
Order of growth 524
Ordos see Algorithm notation” 524
out (operation) 328
out (parameter) 299
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