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TextMate Macro: Converting Objective-C Function Prototypes
You know, I thought I'd mentioned TextMate before, but apparently not. TextMate is the text editor for Mac OS X as far as I am concerned, and has taken over IDE duties from ... well, everything else, including XCode whenever I'm not actively tinkering with Core Data Models or something.
There are a bunch of reasons, and I'm not going to go off on a rant about TextMate's awesomeness, but I will quickly draw attention to three features: mate <folder>, TextMate Dialogs and the scriptable (in the language of your choice) bundle system (documentation and screencast).
Introducing PyHID
A new package has been uploaded: PyHid, which you can find over in the free stuff section. It's a library for C++ or Python developers on the Apple Mac, that talks to USB Human Interface Devices, which is most input or output devices these days that aren't specifically handled by some other spec (like USB Audio). Even some Bluetooth devices show up and work just the same.