Tree Arrays: putting XML in nested arrays

*Aim* I am trying to define a generic data structure for storing tree structures such as XML documents in the new nested arrays. I'd ike to use this structure to store XML documents, and to store the tree data structures I use for tree widgets. I'd like it to be simpler to use, understand and

Re: HC to Rev conversion

Thank you Paul, Jerry, Joe and Bill for your comments, suggestions and critique of this conversion issue. I find it all informative and thought provoking. I did look into SQL a few times and each time I was discouraged because of its lack of intuitive GUI and my pretty much non-existent

unicode from a rev cgi

I have a rev cgi that saves text from a form in a web page. I am testing the input of a language that requires unicode into that form (the example I am using is the Greek word for small horse μικρό άλογο). The cgi saves that text to a text file from which I can retrieve it. It looks like

Re: Tree Arrays: putting XML in nested arrays

On Dec 31, 2008, at 8:02 AM, David Bovill wrote: *Aim* I am trying to define a generic data structure for storing tree structures such as XML documents in the new nested arrays. I'd ike to use this structure to store XML documents, and to store the tree data structures I use for tree

opening cd/Stack so slow

Hola a todo el mundo! opening a card or a substack takes up to 2 minutes(!!!) inside the Application Browser. I'm using Win XP/2k and RR2.9.0 thank you for answering, best regards and good luck for 2009 Horst -- View this message in context:

Re: HC to Rev conversion

Hi Dale, I don't know what the idle does. Does Rev auto-compact when cards/ data are deleted? Rev is RAM-based; all your stacks and data are in memory and only saved to disk when you explicitly save the stack -- either with a command in a script, by using the Save command in the File menu,

Re: Tree Arrays: putting XML in nested arrays

Thanks for these trevor - I've only just started so should save plenty of time. One question about the data structure: [root] [...@attributes] [attr1] [node] [node] = value This would mean that to extract the plain tree structure you would have to: filter

Re: unicode from a rev cgi

On Dec 31, 2008, at 6:39 AM, Jim Sims wrote: I have a rev cgi that saves text from a form in a web page. I am testing the input of a language that requires unicode into that form (the example I am using is the Greek word for small horse μικρό άλογο). The cgi saves that text to a text file

Re: unicode from a rev cgi

On Dec 31, 2008, at 6:04 PM, Devin Asay wrote: If you get the text back as html entities like this you may have to add in the font tags in your scripting. It would probably be sufficient to note which tags are added when you do it locally and prepend/append them. The one trick is that the

Re: unicode from a rev cgi

On Dec 31, 2008, at 10:16 AM, Jim Sims wrote: Thanks for the reply Devin. Yup, I've stumbled upon the adding font tags workaround/hack. That brings up a question of what tags to add if the user is not speaking english. The tag lang=en-UC implies to me that the en is for english. Perhaps that

Re: HC to Rev conversion

Good morning Dale, Two days ago I wrote with bad news (you would not be able to convert your HC database to Rev and keep the stack metaphor). Today I may have better news. First let me say I'm with you regarding SQL. I regard it as a near Medieval form of torture - the exact opposite of

revXmlAttribute fails with xmlns

The revXmlAttribute amd revXmlAttributes functions fail to recognise an xmlns attribute. Try this script in the message box: put message type='chat' xmlns='jabber:client' id='abb4a'/ into testXML put revCreateXMLTree(testXML, true, true, false) into treeID put revXMLAttributes(treeID, message,

RevCopyFolder XP problem

Way back in October, Eric, Ken and others helped out with identifying special folders in XP and Vista, in which I could save shared and non shared data. (Because the system I used in my app previously breaks under Vista). Having finally decided on appropriate locations and file

[OT] Happy New Year

Just a brief note to express my gratitude for all the helpful tips and wisdom the folks on this list have shared with me throughout 2008, and my hopes that I'll be able to return the favor in 2009. Best wishes to all the folks here in this community and the Rev team in Edinburgh for a

Re: [OT] Happy New Year

-- What he said! Best to all. Hope 2009 is great for all of you! ___ use-revolution mailing list use-revolution@lists.runrev.com Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: