I just tried it in Rev Studio. Changed 'N' to 50 under mouseup, it
took a shade over 30 seconds to diagonalise, I'm using a 4 year old
AMD 64 3200+.
I'll leave the optimising to others for now..
2009/8/27 Piero Ugliengo piero.uglie...@gmail.com:
I am completely new to Revolution. I have
I am completely new to Revolution. I have downloaded the RevMedia alpha
version and played a bit with it. I was impressed by how fast I was able to
port a little VB6 code to RevMedia. This code diagonalizes a symmetric
matrix using the Jacobi algorithm. I checked against the VB6 code and I got
I have a beige G3 - now only used for printing to an ancient but still
usable inkjet that won't run with X, and for reminding myself what
computers were like when buying one meant that you actually owned it,
yourself, and the need to protect yourself against constant snoopers and
diallers-home was
On Wed Aug 26, 2009, Björnke von Gierke bvg at mac.com wrote:
On 26 Aug 2009, at 22:45, Wilhelm Sanke wrote:
snipped out a novel here
maybe sending this to the runrev guys/gals via bugzilla err
quality center would be more advantageous in regards to getting the
crashes fixed?
Thanks for taking the time to post this Wilhelm - a wealth of useful
information there that would have taken ages to drill down through bugzilla
reports.
2009/8/26 Wilhelm Sanke sa...@hrz.uni-kassel.de
Actually you can choose between two four-liners, depending on the specific
conditions.
I saw this over on the forum (the diagonalisation takes about twenty
seconds on my MacBookPro with rev enterprise), and two things occur
to me.
'Arrays' in revolution are actually hash tables, so are very nice for
random access to elements, but will not be as efficient for
sequential
George C Brackett gbrack...@luceatlux.com wrote:
Correct. But the URL I provided gives you a complete installation,
including PPC ROM. You just install the package, run the app, and
voila: OS 9 boots into a window.
as another people said to you, maybe there is a copyright trouble ;-)
On Aug 26, 2009, at 4:25 PM, David Bovill wrote:
From the docs
on selectionChanged pHilitedIndex, pPrevHilitedIndex
put the dgDataOfIndex [ pHilitedIndex ] of me into theSelDataA
uiViewRecordOfID theSelDataA[id]
end selectionChanged
..
And I am having problems with old / new values
I wouldn't try to run Win98 on bare-metal new hardware, as there are likely
to be new devices (including motherboard/chipset drivers) which Win98
doesn't know about. But within Virtual PC 2007 and at least VMWare it runs
perfectly. I haven't tried to run it under Parallels. Also, be sure you
Hi,
I need to calculate
1*2+3-4/5^6
as
1*2)+3)-4)/5)^6
rather than
(1*2)+3-(4/(5^6))
without using brackets. This should increase speed performance. Any
ideas?
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Dear Mark, thanks a lot for the advise. Things like 1.0 istead of 1 were
just my ignorance of the language.On the other hand I thought that the
syntax a[i][j] instead of the more readable a[i,j] was imposed by the
language.
Cheers
Piero
2009/8/27 Mark Smith li...@futilism.com
I saw this over on
Mark Schonewille wrote:
I need to calculate
1*2+3-4/5^6
as
1*2)+3)-4)/5)^6
rather than
(1*2)+3-(4/(5^6))
without using brackets. This should increase speed performance. Any
ideas?
Not sure about no brackets without multiple puts into vars (which should add
time), but
Hi Jim,
This is about a calculation with potentially hundreds of parameters. I
don't think that parsing the formula to reduce the number of brackets
will be fast enough to make the exercise worthwhile.
I'm building up the formula in a repeat loop, one operator at a time:
1
1*2
1*2+3
etc.
2009/8/27 Trevor DeVore li...@mangomultimedia.com
dgHilite isn't a data grid property. It is a property of a row control.
Template Custom Properties Messages:
http://revolution.screenstepslive.com/spaces/revolution/manuals/datagrid/lessons/3462-Template-Custom-Properties-Messages
If
On Aug 26, 2009, at 6:52 PM, Bill Vlahos wrote:
It is true but it doesn't matter if it is true or false. I still see
it.
Bill Vlahos
On Aug 26, 2009, at 11:10 AM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Bill Vlahos wrote:
I have a stack that has field that appears to have a border that I
can't get rid
Hi
To people who have tasted some of the Swiss sweets last year in Vegas,
and are also coming to Edinburgh next week:
If there is a special need for a specific kind of tasty goodness, i
can take _small_ amounts of orders for your favourite ones.
Please contact me off list!
Bjoernke
Hey Mark,
Your question peaked my curiosity because I use brackets for everything
(never hundreds of pairs) ;-) and why I threw out an answer. Anyway, I just
ran 10,000 iterations of the following three calculations. The first two
arrive at the same answer and the third one doesn't, of course,
On Aug 27, 2009, at 10:26 AM, David Bovill wrote:
dispatch FindLine to dgView with title, viewName
put the result into vLineNum
set the dgHilitedLine of dgView to vLineNum
What i am finding is that when I issue this from the card script a
selectionChanged message is sent - but with
Probably a silly question but does a web disk account permit access to
my computer? Is it a security risk?
Gregory
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Hey BvG,
Looking forward to see you here! I remember those ovaltine bars very fondly!
lol! :D
Cheers
andre
2009/8/27 Björnke von Gierke b...@mac.com
Hi
To people who have tasted some of the Swiss sweets last year in Vegas, and
are also coming to Edinburgh next week:
If there is a special
We use G5's for various tasks, like audio post production, graphics
and publications, and most interestingly I think, our internet gateway
is software produced by a company called Vicomsoft. The gateway is
called Intergate, and features a number of modules that do content
filtering,
Hi George.
I tried Sheepshaver too, but the problem I had was with the
networking. Seems they do some kind of bridge, which interferes with
mounting shares properly, so it was useless to me as I needed to get
into my old Foxpro 2.6 development environment back when I was
thinking about
Look no further. Parallels 4 can run Snow Leopard Server, and version
5 is supposed to be able to run Snow Leopard.
Bob
On Aug 27, 2009, at 6:04 AM, Bill Marriott wrote:
Specific cases of trouble aside, it *does* work generally, and it's
really great to have the ability to have multiple
Well... aren't they?
Bob
On Aug 26, 2009, at 1:07 AM, Richmond Mathewson wrote:
Wow . . . I really feel an urge to use 'derivative upgrade' as my
phrase of the week;
the only thing that prevents me is the fear that my 2 sons will
start claiming that they
are derivative upgrades of me . .
Jerry, your a freakin' genius man! Heading to the Rev store right now
to give you yet more money. Makes me excited about programming again.
Bob
On Aug 25, 2009, at 9:58 AM, Jerry Daniels wrote:
Here's the link to the video showing how tRev's decoder works to
help you debug your code.
I guess sometimes a barrier is a blessing, no? My older software knew
not of networks, thank goodness.
George
On Aug 27, 2009, at 12:05 PM, Bob Sneidar wrote:
Hi George.
I tried Sheepshaver too, but the problem I had was with the
networking. Seems they do some kind of bridge, which
I've got Snow Leopard on order for delivery tomorrow. Is there any
word on Rev's compatiblity with Snow Leopard? Any known problems with
either Rev itself or with On-Rev? TIA.
And the waiting begins :-)
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Hello everyone,
Starting to tinker with my On-Rev account, and I'm hoping someone can
tell me where I should place data files so that they are not public
but they can be read and written to in the processing of forms and
accessed by Rev scripts.
Regards,
Gregory
Hi Jerry.
I'm curious if GLX2 will run in conjunction with tRev? There are times
that stepping through my code is preferable, because I need to see how
I GOT to my breakpoint in the first place. I have had times when I had
called a function twice from different places without even
On Aug 27, 2009, at 10:43 AM, Marian Petrides wrote:
I've got Snow Leopard on order for delivery tomorrow. Is there any
word on Rev's compatiblity with Snow Leopard? Any known problems with
either Rev itself or with On-Rev? TIA.
I've not seen any on limited, informal testing on a
Bob,
Thank you for your kind words, and, of course, your hard-earned cash!
GLX2 and tRev _can_ run together, but I don't recommend it. The whole
idea of tRev is to get out of the IDE as much as possible. GLX2 is in
the IDE deep.
After using tRev's decoder, you may want to re-think getting
The new server engine driving on-rev.com accounts lets us use put
statements without specifying a container yet without returning the
result until the script is finished. This is useful, simpler than
coding CGIs using the older method of putting into a variable since any
unassigned put pushed
Richard Gaskin wrote:
The new server engine driving on-rev.com accounts lets us use put
statements without specifying a container yet without returning the
result until the script is finished. This is useful, simpler than
coding CGIs using the older method of putting into a variable since any
So what would be a good way to express this via on-rev?
in PHP scripting
ECHOor PRINTdo the immediate send of a string to a
browser when that line is executed...
unless you turn on Output Buffering
ob_start()-- Turn on output buffering
then later
$stringToSend =
Hi Piero,
declaring local/global variables in functions and handlers should
slightly add to speed. Populating arrays in advance with zeros so that
array size won't change inside loops might also be of some value.
However, please correct me if I am wrong, VB6 is compiled while
Revolution is
Seems like the xTalk spirit would say something like:
set the isbuffering to true
set the isbuffering to false
put the length of the outputbuffer
replace me with you in the outputbuffer
send outputbuffer
There would be some interesting possibilities if you could just
address the buffer as a
Hi all,
Anyone know if RunRev 3.5 can successfully connect to MS SQL 2008?
So far I haven't been able to.
Platform: WINXP
Regards,
Mark Stuart
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2009/8/27 Trevor DeVore li...@mangomultimedia.com
On Aug 27, 2009, at 10:26 AM, David Bovill wrote:
Shows that when using set the dgHilitedLine both params to
selectionChanged are empty, and the dgHilitedLine is set
inconsistently?
David,
Setting the dgHilitedLine doesn't send
Hello list,
I have a datagrid form
In the row template, I have placed a popUp menu btn
but, the menuPick handler of this btn is not send
if I use the btn in the row template of the datagird, it runs
perfectly but if I choose an item of thi bnt in the datagrid, nothing
happens ...
How
Should work fine - there is nothing magic happening in the datagrid - it's
just a regular group containing copies of your row template - the menupick
handler will work the same way as any group containing a menu button - so
just check your script and make sure you are editing the right one :)
Hello everyone,
Well, I've made some progress with this whole On-Rev thing. I'm
trying to reproduce Kevin Miller's video example of guest book form
that echoes the entry and save it to a file except that I want to do
it using an HTML snippet object in an iWeb page that I've got served
Ahhh, found the problem.
When defining the ODBC connection, you must check the Change the default
database to: box when selecting the database. then select the database.
Unchecked, it will return an error.
Mark Stuart
mfstuart wrote:
Hi all,
Anyone know if RunRev 3.5 can successfully
Instead of posting the form data to a separate file, post it back to
the file containing the form itself and have it read the post data,
save it and then display it all in the one file.
So put the script you have in form.irev into an HTML snippet on the
original page. Then change the form
Le 26 juil. 09 à 04:13, Sarah Reichelt a écrit :
On Sat, Jul 25, 2009 at 1:22 PM, revinfo1...@aol.com wrote:
I've successfully created a web application with webmedia. it runs
good although I'll have to clean up a few things. The question is,
how do I upload the web application from the
There was a post on the user list about changing the script editor
colours so I thought I would whip up a little plugin to allow you to
quickly and easily change the colour scheme of the script editor.
Revolution allows you to choose from three pre-built schemes
default, Revolution Classic
Fellow lovers of code editors and Revolution,
We're hosting a free webinar tomorrow where I'll be demonstrating a
brand new feature of tRev which is code-named Raptor.
As far as I know, no one has ever attempted this particular feature in
a code editor. Since it is rare--if not unique, my
Hi Richard,
I've got shell access to work by checking the Shell tickbox (pretty
obvious, really), but what do you need to tick for AppleScript? My
'hello world' with all checkboxes ticked still won't run any
applescripts even though they work in the IDE. :-(
Ian
On 27 Jul 2009, at
Sean,
Thank you for offering Script Colour Editor.
I downloaded and tried out SCE, but am still unclear as to what SCE is
meant to do.
Does SCE simply colorize a script that's copy-pasted into the SCE
script field (above the button Colorize?
Or does SCE modify one of Rev's three pre-built
Viktoras,
Maybe the wording in the IDE (and maybe the docs) is misleading.
After all, the button in the script editor says 'compile', not just
'save' or 'check syntax'. It might very well be that it is compiled
into some form of p-code that doesn't mean that it needs to be
re-compiled each time
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