Re: Match Regex

my view is that we need not learn all the conventions before writing our first line of regex, its better to just get as much exposure to working examples and study the rules later. the complete syntax is documented here: http://userguide.icu-project.org/strings/regexp add to that the concept

Re: v13 on Sierra?

Good stuff John… What continually surprises me is how few people are even tuned into virtual machines and what crazy useful things you can do with them. One of the companies that I develop software for is completely Windows and they have a conference every two years that I attend and present

Re: v13 on Sierra?

This really accentuates the “to each his own” aspect of software. Total upgrade costs for Fusion over the last 3 years has been a total of $100 ($50 for version 6 to version 7 and $50 for version 7 to version 8, with the upgrade from version 8 to version 8.5, the current version that is fully

Re: v13 on Sierra?

I completely agree with John. I have also used both Parallels and Fusion and eventually abandoned them for bootcamp primarily because of the constant upgrade costs every time there was a system upgrade (either OSX or Windows). I use windows infrequently and primarily for code testing and it

Re: ALP and A4D Plugin Errors with v15R5

Hi Jason, You need to upgrade to Active4D v6.3 to get 64-bit support with v15. All the best, - Aparajita > On Sep 24, 2016, at 12:00 PM, 4d_tech-requ...@lists.4d.com wrote: > > I made a copy of my database which is currently running v15.1 and tried to > open with v15R5. Server starts up

Re: v13 on Sierra?

Agreed. I have created Mac OS VM using Fusion and found it to be as easy as you stated. Never done it with VirtualBox I think what I found with my google search was either old or instructions for doing it on a windows host, or both. In VirtualBox the OS Type popup for creating the VM includes

Re: v13 on Sierra?

I don’t think anyone on the forum has ever mentioned Oracle’a VirtualBox. Several years ago I abandoned Parallels for Fusion finding it much less prone to compatibility issues and unexplained slow downs. I used Fusion for a while and one day received a demo VM for a SQL/Web based Facilities

Re: Match Regex

Jody, http://regexr.com/ This is my goto site for working out regex. I like being able to try stuff, get enough help (usually) to make something work and paste in the actual text I'm working on. The patterns are about 98% compatible with 4D in my experience. Between this and google searches

Match Regex

Looking for a simple starter for Regex resource. I really do not want to have to read a book before I can start using this powerful tool. Any suggestions? Thanks Jody ** 4D Internet Users Group (4D iNUG) FAQ:

Re: Searching Nul UUIDS

When the field is null, it's not index. Query won't work well. I guess the single user mode would use non-index query by loading record. I used different approach by using set that work well and doesn't need to load every record just for checking if it's null. Alan Chan 4D iNug Technical

Re: v13 on Sierra?

> So, is Fusion preferred over Parallels for Mac OS virtualization? I prefer Parallels over Fusion, most of the time. 4D does just fine in Parallels and Windows 10. Virtualising SnowLeopard to run v2004 and older does work better in Fusion. Regards O r t w i n Z i l l g e n

Re: Searching Nul UUIDS

> Le 23 sept. 2016 à 20:45, Peter Bozek a écrit : > > [...] I use following test for empty UUID: > > $0:=($1="") | ($1=(32*"0")) | ($1=(16*"20")) > > It would be nice if 4D publish how it maps special cases (like undefined > and 0.) Hard to guess how an empty uuid is