be
> > fun. But it also has a bit of code supporting legacy Mac that wouldn’t be
> > needed.
>
> I did that back in the day, but RunRev's use of bugzilla changed
> drastically at the point where RevZilla 2.5 stopped working. There are
> enough things hidden now from normal
checking so going there would be
fun. But it also has a bit of code supporting legacy Mac that wouldn’t be
needed.
I did that back in the day, but RunRev's use of bugzilla changed
drastically at the point where RevZilla 2.5 stopped working. There are
enough things hidden now from normal view
Brian Milby wrote:
> It was developed without explicit variable checking so going there
> would be fun.
Most code in our community doesn't comply with the explicVars global
prop, not even the IDE.
Thankfully the LC team's response was more accommodating than
SuperCard's where that property
I’ve looked at the code enough to know that any update by someone other
than Ken would be a huge task. I was kind of hoping that someone else had
already had the itch and scratched it :)
It was developed without explicit variable checking so going there would be
fun. But it also has a bit of code
Brian Milby wrote:
> I found a stack that used to work to provide a LC interface to
> Bugzilla. I briefly tried to get it to work, but even after I
> could authenticate it just didn’t work correctly. Has anyone kept
> this tool up to date?
I'm guessing you're referring to this one, from Ken
I found a stack that used to work to provide a LC interface to Bugzilla. I
briefly tried to get it to work, but even after I could authenticate it
just didn’t work correctly. Has anyone kept this tool up to date?
Thanks,
Brian
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With the change in file format for 5.5 and the fact that RevZilla hadn't been
touched in over two years, I thought it would be good to bring the program up
to date. Version 2.5 has an updated interface using data grids, plus a better
look and feel for Linux, plus a handful of bug fixes.
You
Ken-
Friday, March 23, 2012, 7:24:09 PM, you wrote:
With the change in file format for 5.5 and the fact that RevZilla
hadn't been touched in over two years, I thought it would be good to
bring the program up to date. Version 2.5 has an updated interface
using data grids, plus a better look
