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I'd like to find some code for a very fast bitmap resampling using Lanczos filter. Currently using this: http://pastebin.com/JxuqLXB9
I've been looking for a faster implementation, to no avail. Tried some implementations from GraphicsEx, Graphics32, madGraphics, JEDI, they were all slower than this.
This answer should improve the timing of your scaling process - Scale an image nicely in Delphi?.
I do not have any other knowledge about a faster implementation of the Lanczos resampling.
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For some reason my site isn't recognizing jQuery UI's functions. Wappalyzer says that the site is accessing UI, but Firebug is saying that the easing effects aren't defined.
My site is www.backwards.ca
I'm obviously just beginning it, but I'm curious as to why things aren't happening with jQuery UI.
Problem solved... forgot the "https:" in the script tag
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If I build a game/program with phyre engine, will I be able to use it on xna without a workload of recoding? And is it ok that phyre is coded in c++ while xna is c#, and then subsequently onto steam.
Need to have a game released vis psn, xbox, and steam.
You won't be able to, they are two completely different engines.
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I really want to start using #Helpers in a project but I hear they are not supported in MVC4?
Are they any alternatives that could be easily used to create custom components in an MVC3/4 razor view?
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I have files of approx 10MB. I need to download in an optimized way. So, is there any way to download it programmatically in optimized way?
The question leaves a lot of room for interpretation. Here's a simple answer.
Use gzip.
Enable gzip on your web server. Most of them can do it. Send the accept-encoding: gzip header on your http request.
Generally this will get it done faster than uncompressed.
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I guess this is a very simple answer and I just wanted a quick reply. So why does python programs create 3 files? For example I have 3 files named:
"ReadSchedule.py"
"ReadSchedule.py~"
"#ReadSchedule.py#"
What is the reason for this? Are each file doing its own thing?
Those are temporary files created by your editor(s). The ReadSchedule.py file is the real one; the others can be deleted.