Re: theoretical bug

2004-09-14 Thread Alexander R. Pruss
David A. Desrosiers wrote: Oops! Nevermind: I found my bug. Don't keep us all in suspense... what was it? ;) I was too quick. I thought I had forgotten to check for the error return from the vfs db info call, but I hadn't forgotten. So I still don't have it. Hmm. Here's an idea. I'll se

Re: theoretical bug

2004-09-14 Thread David A. Desrosiers
Oops! Nevermind: I found my bug. Don't keep us all in suspense... what was it? ;) d. ___ plucker-dev mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.rubberchicken.org/mailman/listinfo/plucker-dev

Re: theoretical bug

2004-09-14 Thread Alexander R. Pruss
Oops! Nevermind: I found my bug. Alex ___ plucker-dev mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.rubberchicken.org/mailman/listinfo/plucker-dev

Re: theoretical bug

2004-09-14 Thread David A. Desrosiers
My suggestion is to check for a .pdb or .prc extension (depending on what we are searching for) before calling VFSFileDBInfo(). The other advantage of doing this is that it would speed up the VFS scan since we wouldn't have to open some of the files. That would probably miss a lot of Plucker

theoretical bug

2004-09-14 Thread Alexander R. Pruss
My ClieSkinner program (see http://www.zlthemes.com/Programs.php) uses the same method as Plucker to scan for files in VFS, namely iterate over the directory and call VFSFileDBInfo(). Unfortunately, two users have reported hangs as a result of using this method. My hypothesis is that they had

RE: David and group has taken over JPluck, so to speak...

2004-09-14 Thread Lambert, Mark
Jeffrey, Mail to you keeps bouncing so... I knew, and hope to help when I have more time. (I am currently involved in starting up a Charter School and the charter is due to the Utah State Legislature next week). I would be happy to have the utility included somehow (The core is your code

Re: Weird list/element bug in TextParser.py

2004-09-14 Thread David A. Desrosiers
In TextParser.py, there is a block of code that checks to see how many list items there are in a given list, and if they are < 26, the list members are assigned an uppercase element id. If they are > 26, they are assigned a lowercase element id. I should also mention that this problem affects

Weird list/element bug in TextParser.py

2004-09-14 Thread David A. Desrosiers
In TextParser.py, there is a block of code that checks to see how many list items there are in a given list, and if they are < 26, the list members are assigned an uppercase element id. If they are > 26, they are assigned a lowercase element id. This means that a list with 20 items, l