Thanks David Mark.
I think I'll try the buffered binary writing, as suggested by Mark,
to see how that works out. I've seen how fast Rev can do this kind
of thing before, but not for such large files. These files are
Retrospect backup catalogues that I'm copying from the primary back-
Thanks a lot for the background and references Marielle. I'll take the tip
of working outwards, and read up a bit more on regular expressions - one
thing you mention which intrigues me is searching right to left... sounds
like a technique to be used in regexp - but how?
On 04/02/07, Richard Gaskin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
David Bovill wrote:
The hard bit is to be able to match the function call...
What is this to be used for?
Its for graphing relationships between handlers. An itch I have been wanting
to scratch for a very long time now. A problem I have
I'll try this approach JIm - I am always surprised by how complicated stuff
can be analysed by the simple techniques you suggest!
On 03/02/07, Jim Ault [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Or perhaps a cleaner implementation would be
get line x of fcnListing
replace ( with cr ( in it
replace ) with )cr
On 2/4/07 5:34 AM, David Bovill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks a lot for the background and references Marielle. I'll take the tip
of working outwards, and read up a bit more on regular expressions - one
thing you mention which intrigues me is searching right to left... sounds
like a
Its for graphing relationships between handlers. An itch I have been wanting
to scratch for a very long time now. A problem I have are dead functions -
that is the stuff hanging around in libraries that are used rarely or
perhaps never. I also want to be able to reliably extract stand-alone
Hi, all. I'm finally updating my id3 tag library (it will write as
well as read), and I want to handle unicode issues correctly.
My question is : when using any library that is going to give you
back some text as the result of a function, how is it best to
indicate whether it is unicode or
Joe,
Thanks very much for sharing this. I am very keen to have your
feedback on some work I have done which uh, may drastically cut down
your development time ;-). I am just waiting to receive the green
light share information on this. I will get back to you before the
end of next week.
On 04/02/07, Jim Ault [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How are you tracking valid functions that have the same name yet different
locations?
If both functions that are named the same are in the path, the first will
trap a message (most frequent example is the mouseup). Does this get
graphed in your
I hope I got your question right - it is more abot an interface style to a
library than auto-detecting whether which format the data is in?
If so - arrays are a good bet, but in my opinion the most user friendly
approach is to create a model which deals with the functions and commands
for
Thanks for all the feedback both on and off list. :-)
Really makes the work worthwhile. All the input I reveive makes me
think of improved versions, so there might be more to come.
All the best,
Malte
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David, thanks for the reply - it's actually both questions.
I like the style of interface using set/getprops, and will probably
do exactly what you suggest.
However, the unicode problem is that in an ID3 tag, text information
(that the library will extract from the tag) may be encoded as
Holá Erverybody,
I´m Using RR 2.7.4 and MySQL 4.1
I try to update an existing record with
put UPDATE post SET Mail_body = Mail_text ' where lfdnr =
Mail_Number into SQL_Befehl
revexecute DB_ID SQL_Befehl
Sometimes it works, sometimes not. So I found out, if the Mail_Text includes
one or
I am not really sure - can you put it into a field and if it differs from
the original text value assume it is unicode, or maybe regEx looking for
some chars outside of the ascii range?
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That's the point - I don't want the user to have to guess. The
library 'knows', because the encoding information is in the id3 tag
it's just read, what I'm wondering about is simplest wasy to let the
user of the library know.
So if the 'client' app asks the library for the title of a file,
Mark Wieder wrote:
Charles-
Saturday, February 3, 2007, 10:24:45 AM, you wrote:
Does anyone know if Rev Window XP builds will run on VISTA?
That's much too generic a question. The short answer is yes, if you
build an app in XP it will run in Vista.
As long as you don't need to store data
Jacque-
Sunday, February 4, 2007, 9:28:17 AM, you wrote:
Do you know which areas are allowed, or have a pointer to info?
Not off the top of my head. Vista's UAC model has changed the playing
field as to where user info can be safely stored. Again. I'm still
trying to get it all sorted out.
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Hi Mark,
May I suggest that you translate all strings into and deliver all
strings as ut8? This would avoid any confusion on the user's side.
Best,
Mark
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Get your store on-line within
Mark, this seems like a good idea. Would I be right in thinking that
to translate a string from UTF16 to UTF8 I would do this:
put unidecode(someUTF16String,UTF8) into tUTF8String ?
Thanks,
Mark
On 4 Feb 2007, at 18:23, Mark Schonewille wrote:
Hi Mark,
May I suggest that you translate
Well inside Rev - I think that most users would like to use the htmlText.
From my point of view i would like to be able to do the following:
set the text of fld Title to the id3_Title of player 1
set the htmltext of fld Title to the id3_Title [htmlText] of player
1 -- (could have
I´m Using RR 2.7.4 and MySQL 4.1
I try to update an existing record with
put UPDATE post SET Mail_body = Mail_text ' where lfdnr =
Mail_Number into SQL_Befehl
revexecute DB_ID SQL_Befehl
Sometimes it works, sometimes not. So I found out, if the Mail_Text includes
one or ' the datas will
Dear Joe,
Quick answer: no. Slightly longer answer: you can always make a
screenshot of a Mac OS 9 window and use the frame for a window shape
of your own. You'd have to emulate all window features by yourself,
though. As you probably know, you can use the emulated Mac OS 9 view
of
Hi Mark,
Thanks. I had already considered a somewhat similar solution, but I'm
looking for a real solution, not just a fix. My current fix is to
take my screen shots into MacDraft and draw a frame around the window
before I paste it into my articles. I did this for next week's
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Hi Joe,
If all you want is a set of screenshots, why don't you create a
standalone for Mac OS 9 with Rev 2.6.1 or earlier and make
screenshots on an old Mac or in Classic?
Best,
Mark
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http://www.salery.biz
I have, but I wanted to have the screenshots of the converted to Rev
stack side by side for comparison, and I only have Rev for OSX.
On Feb 4, 2007, at 2:22 PM, Mark Schonewille wrote:
Hi Joe,
If all you want is a set of screenshots, why don't you create a
standalone for Mac OS 9 with Rev
You could try pulling the theme_support bundles out of the OS X
standalone bundle. The effect (when the standalone builder was
forgetting to include those files) was an OS 9 look and feel on OS X.
Best,
Mark
On 4 Feb 2007, at 22:01, Joe Lewis Wilkins wrote:
Hi Mark,
Thanks. I had
Thanks, I'll keep that in mind when I get around to compiling a
standalone.
On Feb 4, 2007, at 2:31 PM, Mark Smith wrote:
You could try pulling the theme_support bundles out of the OS X
standalone bundle. The effect (when the standalone builder was
forgetting to include those files) was
Hi Mark,
One would get the same effeect by simply setting the lookAndFeel to
Macintosh while your suggestion wouldn't affect the window frame,
which Joe wants to change.
Best,
Mark
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Hello,
I am new to revolution and so far love the program. I am having a little
problem that I can't seem to figure out with using random. What I am trying
to accomplish is to make a random
roll and adding the results up. ie: like rolling 3 6 sided dice and add the
results together. I can get
Hi Kevin,
I'm a beginner with Revolution too; but, if I were doing this in HC,
I'd do three successive random calls, putting the results into three
local var and then adding the three vars to produce the number you're
looking for.
HTH,
Joe Wilkins
PS -- why aren't you watching the
Hello Kevin,
be most welcome!!!
to roll 3d6 try something like
put random(6) into d1
put random(6) into d2
put random(6) into d3
put d1 + d2 + d3 into TotalValue
You can always search the built-in dictionary in the documentation
under the help menu for learning more about the commands.
Ya that I can do. Sorry I should have been a little more clear. I have to
input fields and a button, input field 1 in the number of dice field 2 is
the dice type. So when a user enters the numbers ie: 3 die 6, 10 die 6. I
need to to basically do the same thing but not have to use that many puts
Kevin,
now it is clear
repeat fld number of dices times
add random(fld dice type) to TotalValue
end repeat
explanations a repeat loop will cycle the code it contains. The
amount of cycles is the number in field number of dices, the code
inside will add a dice to the variable called
Aw, no Linux version? Would it be too much to ask? I can't be bothered
re-booting into Windoze in my coffee breaks anymore... ;)
Cheers,
Rishi.
On Thursday 01 February 2007 09:41, Malte Brill wrote:
Hi all,
I am very proud to announce that after a while of quietness, I
finally
At 7:24 PM -0500 2/4/2007, Kevin J wrote:
Ya that I can do. Sorry I should have been a little more clear. I have to
input fields and a button, input field 1 in the number of dice field 2 is
the dice type. So when a user enters the numbers ie: 3 die 6, 10 die 6. I
need to to basically do the same
Hi Rishi,
Aw, no Linux version? Would it be too much to ask? I can't be
bothered
re-booting into Windoze in my coffee breaks anymore... ;)
As soon as we see a 2.7 engine for Linux I will create a standalone.
All the best,
Malte
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On 2/4/07 5:45 AM, David Bovill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'll try this approach JIm - I am always surprised by how complicated stuff
can be analysed by the simple techniques you suggest!
On 03/02/07, Jim Ault [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Or perhaps a cleaner implementation would be
get line x
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