About Andrew Choi

MIDI Programs

MIDI File Player (External Device)

MIDI Destination Pop-Up Button

MIDI File Player (Internal Synth)

MusicSequence Sample Code

MIDI File Writer

MIDI Name Document Parser

NameConfigSetup

Fish Creek MIDI Framework

MidnamUtility

SysExSenderX

Other Programs

FCBlogEditor

FCBlog

Chinese Checkers Program

jyut6 ping3 Cantonese Input Method

Cocoa Sample Programs

Syntax Coloring Using Flex

NSTextField and Undo

NSToolbar

Implementing File Import

Launch Application and Open URL

Saving Uncommitted Text Field Edits

Algorithms

Jazz Chord Analysis as Optimization

Optimal Line Breaking for Music

Optimal Chord Spacing

A blog where I will write mostly about programming in Cocoa, Carbon, and CoreMIDI, and experiences from my ports of Emacs and XEmacs to Mac OS X.

Bearded Irises

Friday May 27, 2005

Irises are nice because they’re beautiful, easy to plant, and deer usually don’t eat them (unless they can’t find other food). Here’re some which bloom early in my yard. This one is White Gem:


This one is Counting Sheep:


And, Constant Companion:


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Less-Known Facts About Emacs

Emacs Rants

Chinese Restaurants in Calgary

Calgary/Banff Tourist Attractions

C++ Reading List

Science Fiction Series

Top-10 Reason I Stopped Working on Emacs

Top-10 Types of Questions I Get About Emacs

10 Defining Moments as Programmer

Misc

Carbon XEmacs

Emacs for Mac OS X