I need to implement a bug-tracking system for a couple clients.
Requirements include:
- MySQL backend
- simple interface (so Bugzilla's out of the running)
- simple installation
- should have the ability to merge reports (as for handling
duplicates without losing info; another non-Bugzilla)
-
On May 16, 2005, at 9:54 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
How do I put a value into the instance of 'it' in the calling
function?
For example, suppose I want to create a custom command
'getCurrentRobotName' that returns an error in the result and the
current name in 'it'. This is 'it' in the handler
On Apr 30, 2005, at 1:26 PM, Dar Scott wrote:
My Panther license says this:
2.A
This License allows you to install and use one copy
of the Apple Software on a single Apple-labeled
computer at a time. This License does not allow
the Apple Software to exist on more than one
Richard,
I can't give much of a review for it, but I've had ZenTrack recommended
to me in the past and used it very lightly. Apparently it is meant to
be a little simpler than BugZilla- and I can attest to getting it up
and running in an hour or so with MySQL.
Like BugZilla it's not so pretty,
I need to implement a bug-tracking system for a couple clients.
Requirements include:
- MySQL backend
- simple interface (so Bugzilla's out of the running)
- simple installation
- should have the ability to merge reports (as for handling
duplicates without losing info; another non-Bugzilla)
-
On 14 May 2005, at 2:52 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Compared to a field nearly anything else will be faster because of the
overhead associated with all the other things fields have to do to
display text in addition to storing it.
This topic has come up a few times lately, so I decided it was time
Sarah,
Did you try also with a hidden field?
cheers
Xavier
On 17.05.2005 08:26:40 use-revolution-bounces wrote:
On 14 May 2005, at 2:52 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Compared to a field nearly anything else will be faster because of the
overhead associated with all the other things fields have
Sarah Reichelt wrote:
Here are my test results:
using a field740 ticks
using a field (with locked screen)405 ticks
using a field from sub stack230 ticks
using a field from a sub stack locking the screen235 ticks
The sub-stack's window was not open for these tests. Opening it made
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Did you try also with a hidden field?
In my earlier tests the times for a hidden field were not much different
than for a visible one. Tuviah that the bigger difference is whether a
field is on an open card or not, as even hidden fields on open cards are
initialized
--- Sarah Reichelt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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using a custom property 1.9 ticks
using a custom property with messages locked
0.3 ticks
This is almost 2500 times faster than the field
method!
so is the custom property in RAM
and the field contents on the hard drive?
[EMAIL
Erik Hansen wrote:
--- Sarah Reichelt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
using a custom property 1.9 ticks
using a custom property with messages locked
0.3 ticks
This is almost 2500 times faster than the field
method!
so is the custom property in RAM
and the field contents on the hard drive?
When a
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Did you try also with a hidden field?
I have now :-)
For the same test, hiding the field first brought the time down to
about 500 ticks i.e. not as fast as just locking the screen.
When using the sub-stack, it made no difference.
BTW, in case anyone actually tries the
Maybe we should make a machine benchmark stack to test
all the rev features across all platforms and cpu configurations...
Another use for an sql engine maybe (although Im working on an
alternative and this Sarah's benchmark may change lots of my
plans - for the better of performance naturally.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
One issue that seems evident now is that if we store styled text in
a field and need to save that to a custom prop, there's 1) loss of
data possible (the rev-html converter - or rather stripper), 2) the
overhead of saving extra style tags...
True. If you need to store
On 17.05.2005 09:35:29 use-revolution-bounces wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
One issue that seems evident now is that if we store styled text in
a field and need to save that to a custom prop, there's 1) loss of
data possible (the rev-html converter - or rather stripper), 2) the
overhead of
Richard Gaskin wrote:
I need to implement a bug-tracking system for a couple clients.
Requirements include:
- MySQL backend
- simple interface (so Bugzilla's out of the running)
- simple installation
- should have the ability to merge reports (as for handling
duplicates without losing info;
Hi All.
I'm developing a shareware app for some palm developers and can read and write
to a palm pdb. Win only at the moment.
Anyone interested in this?
Cheers
bob
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I'm developing a shareware app for some palm developers and can read and write
to a palm pdb. Win only at the moment.
Anyone interested in this?
Many I'm sure, myself included, but I there's a stack floating around
somewhere which includes a library that does this
Hi All.
I'm developing a shareware app for some palm developers and can read and write
to a palm pdb. Win only at the moment.
Anyone interested in this?
Yes!
ciao,
sims
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At 2:42 AM -0700 5/17/05, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Many I'm sure, myself included, but I there's a stack floating
around somewhere which includes a library that does this already.
Sorry, but I don't have the URL and can no longer find it at RunRev.com
Anyone else know where to find this?
try
Hi Bob,
Im quite intersted in the pdb format... It's currently at the very very
bottom of the project
pile (uh, stack) but any advance on it is welcome!!!
cheers
Xavier
On 17.05.2005 11:30:54 use-revolution-bounces wrote:
Hi All.
I'm developing a shareware app for some palm developers and can
Quoting Richard Gaskin [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm developing a shareware app for some palm developers and can read and
write
to a palm pdb. Win only at the moment.
Anyone interested in this?
Many I'm sure, myself included, but I there's a stack floating around
Hello,
Is the scriptability of DreamCard (like was HyperCard) planned in the
next versions ?
Regards
Serge
--
http://wirinum.free.fr
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Quoting Richard Gaskin [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm developing a shareware app for some palm developers and can read and
write to a palm pdb. Win only at the moment.
Anyone interested in this?
Many I'm sure, myself included, but I there's a stack
While many developers have been doing this for years, the OS X HIG now
officially sanctions using icon buttons as pull-down menus within a
window -- you can see this in action with the Finder's Tools menu.
I can live with the look of a rectangle button over the roundRect look
normally used by
Hi Richard,
You might separate the menu from the button using an icon button and
a popUp menu hidden button.
At the end of the handler in the icon button which call the menu:
put the bottomLeft of me into tLoc
if the platform = MacOS then add 2 to item 2 of tLoc
else subtract 2 from item
This rev list is great. Very helpful. So I want to make a small contribution.
Recently there were some threads about serial numbers getting them from disks
and generating them to protect your work.
One mentioned taking a line and reversing it to help mask it. I recently made a
code generator
Mark Wieder recently gave a great piece of advice, i.e. putting a text file on
the web wit the latest version-- I've gone to town with that. put all my
project's info on there--up to date email addresses, ip addresses, file
locations...Thanks Mark. My two bits-- you don't have to keep the
Hi everyone,
If you had a couple of minuts, could some of you test the speed of
this internet connexion function from different places around the
world and tell me the results?
Just email me off list (address below): I won't to pollute :-)
I shall be grateful.
on mouseUp
put the
Bonjour Eric,
Hi everyone,
If you had a couple of minuts, could some of you test the speed of
this internet connexion function from different places around the
world and tell me the results?
Just email me off list (address below): I won't to pollute :-)
I shall be grateful.
on mouseUp
put
Salut Eric,
i improved a little the script because i saw lots of variations in timings
on mouseUp
hilite me
repeat 100 times
put the milliseconds into tStart
put InternetConnected() into temp
put the milliseconds - tStart comma after tlist
end repeat
put average(tlist) ,
At 9:43 AM -0400 5/17/05, Thomas McCarthy wrote:
Now my question. Can I download and replace the currently running stack? Like,
1. use libURLDownloadToFile to download the file to disk
2. go to the file (the same stack as is currently running)
3. save the new stack
If it's not the main stack of
Hello All,
I'm trying to program an application in revolution which has some
word processing type of features. One of these features is text
alignment, meaning either left, center, or right aligned. What I want
to do is set the textAlign of a selectedChunk rather than that of an
entire
I know Kevin said adding paragraph-specific formatting is on their
near-term todo list. Do we need to enter this as an enhancement request
on bugzillla, or is it really that near term?
At 09:43 AM 5/17/2005, you wrote:
Hello All,
I'm trying to program an application in revolution which has
Hi all,
I´ve just uploaded a stack to revOnline:
User: Malte
Stack: propscroll
Category: Programming
The script needs to be cleared up a bit, but works...
Cheers,
Malte
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Hi All,
I am using revolution under Linux, and about video and audio feature,
this isn't very great for now.
So, I have seen that there are the vcplayer command in runrev. So, I
want to choose an another player that Xanim (who aren't supported
anymore since 1999). But I didn't know a player who
[NOTTOT:not totally OT]
X's prognostic for a Rev release[s]* to come:
Paragraph independent alignment, font smoothing (along with graphic
smoothing too)
text patterns (or is that in already the OS or IDE?)
Table-full cell coloring (doesn't still do)
Will they have though of shading, wysywig
Alan,
I wish you were here in the states to use! I agree on all your points,
expect them of council, and wish my experiences followed these
conditions better. I also agree that the reason these large deal
contracts end up in lawsuits so much is from the business practice to
always feel like
Someone has surely done this, but if not, the stack below allows you
to rotate an image about an arbitrary pivot point.
Run this in the message box:
go url http://home.infostations.net/jhurley/RotateImage.rev;
(Do not click on this link.)
Jim
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Damien,
you can always use an invisible shell to play the wavs you need.
i dont know much about linux but im sure it's possible, i've seen
the tools out there on the net...
Linux is not my speciliaty mind you but im convinced this exists.
Alternatively since python runs on Linux, there's a way
Jim,
Clicking on the link works fine! Why not fix the MIMEs?
mine in firefox is set to ask what to do... safest ever precaution...
it's true it's smarter to paste the link into the message box, but then why
not ask people to do so?
cheers
Xavier
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From: [EMAIL
Jeanne-
Tuesday, May 17, 2005, 7:36:53 AM, you wrote:
JAED If it's not the main stack of the running application, you can
JAED download the file, replacing the outdated file, then use the revert
JAED command to load the new version from disk.
I wouldn't have thought of this perverted use of the
On May 17, 2005, at 8:42 AM, Damien Girard wrote:
Hi All,
I am using revolution under Linux, and about video and audio feature,
this isn't very great for now.
So, I have seen that there are the vcplayer command in runrev. So, I
want to choose an another player that Xanim (who aren't supported
Thomas-
Tuesday, May 17, 2005, 6:43:18 AM, you wrote:
TM email addresses, ip addresses, file locations...Thanks Mark. My
TM two bits-- you don't have to keep the version number in the first
TM line, just do a lineoffset search for it (or any info you need)
I didn't think of lineoffset. In my
I need to dive into Unicode and it seems there are a number of
limitations, among these the loss of chunk expressions when working with
double-byte languages. Is that correct?
The app I'm working on for that makes extensive use of chunk expressions
-- am I back to the old-school-language
Richard,
The consensus was the 'some' chunks could work with useunicode but that
a lot do not work. It was suggested to use htmltext with the unicode
fields but I have not tried that yet.
Others have and said they got it to work.
HTH
Tom
On May 17, 2005, at 1:57 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
I need
Jeff --
I'm sorry you've had such bad experiences -- honestly, a lawyer who uses
unnecessary language just because it might appear unprofessional to lose
it should go back and take a basic legal writing class. In my practice, we
toss out archaic legalese all the time -- if it's in Latin, or
Thanks to all who replied to my internet speed test request.
The results show that the average is about 250/300 milliseconds from
Europa and North America,
seems to be a bit longer from Japan :-)
My aim was to know the internet connexion status of an user with
reliability: that's necessary
Thomas McGrath III wrote:
Richard,
The consensus was the 'some' chunks could work with useunicode but that
a lot do not work. It was suggested to use htmltext with the unicode
fields but I have not tried that yet.
That's an interesting idea but I'm unclear on how it would work. If
char 1 of
I learned some valuable lessons at my last job.
1) Businesspeople should draw up the terms of an agreement.
Typically people try and get lawyers involved at first. This is wrong.
When you hear someone say, I'll have my lawyer draw up a contract, you
should respond, Let's first iron-out this deal
On 5/17/05 12:04 PM, Mark Wieder wrote:
Jeanne-
Tuesday, May 17, 2005, 7:36:53 AM, you wrote:
JAED If it's not the main stack of the running application, you can
JAED download the file, replacing the outdated file, then use the revert
JAED command to load the new version from disk.
I wouldn't have
On May 17, 2005, at 11:57 AM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
I need to dive into Unicode and it seems there are a number of
limitations, among these the loss of chunk expressions when working
with double-byte languages. Is that correct?
The app I'm working on for that makes extensive use of chunk
Dar Scott wrote:
On May 17, 2005, at 11:57 AM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
I need to dive into Unicode and it seems there are a number of
limitations, among these the loss of chunk expressions when working
with double-byte languages. Is that correct?
The app I'm working on for that makes extensive
On May 17, 2005, at 3:06 PM, Dar Scott wrote:
You can convert to UTF8 and then work with the chunk expression for
line and item and (maybe word).
I forgot to say not char.
In UTF8, all characters in the ASCII range including the chunking
syntax characters have the high-bit zero. All other
Hi Eric,
I think your plan is a good one provided your web site is hosted on a
very reliable server. You may have problems if your site is down but
the person is connected. If the plugins require access to your web site
then this is a vlid check, however if you are just checking for an
Could there be trouble with file permissions? E.g. If the stack is
inside the bundle on OsX?
Cheers,
Malte
JAED If it's not the main stack of the running application, you can
JAED download the file, replacing the outdated file, then use the
revert
JAED command to load the new version from
On May 17, 2005, at 3:25 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Forgive my ignorance, but how can UTF8 be used with two-byte systems
like Chinese? I was under the impression those had to be UTF16.
Unicode is universal in that characters from many languages, language
families, special use domains are all
Sarah Reichelt wrote:
Hi Eric,
As regards speed, you are downloading a tiny file, but I wonder is it
faster just to try opening a socket and not actually downloading
anything? In my experience, all these methods are fast enough if the
connection is OK, but you need to test the timeouts if there
Dar Scott wrote:
On May 17, 2005, at 3:25 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Forgive my ignorance, but how can UTF8 be used with two-byte systems
like Chinese? I was under the impression those had to be UTF16.
Unicode is universal in that characters from many languages, language
families, special use
Chipp,
Wise words, thanks. That is basically how I now have evolved into doing
my own business. Get the agreement client or vendor hammered out first
then, if necessary, the lawyer(s) tighten it up. Most of my bad
experiences have been with the lawyers getting some terms from the
client then
Alan,
Whoops, thought i saw an european return address on you! That is really
great to hear! I really wish this was going on all over!
Even though this got off topic i think it is probably useful talk for
the list with all of us doing all sorts of big and little deals with
our software
On May 17, 2005, at 4:58 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Have you by chance made a nifty tutorial on Unicode like the
ultra-cool one you did about messages?
That's a cool idea.
I have not made one. I have been collecting some functions along the
way so maybe something will happen. Someday. I have
On May 17, 2005, at 11:57 AM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
The app I'm working on for that makes extensive use of chunk
expressions -- am I back to the old-school-language methods of walking
through every character to parse it?
I had suggested UTF-8. Other folks have had success with htmlText.
During the the online session Script Anatomy 101 and individual named
Rory asked why his/her stack's global variables were not showing up
in the MB. I just got bitten by the same thing and came to realize
that if you create a new global variable and put a number into it, it
will not now
On May 17, 2005, at 5:49 PM, Mark Talluto wrote:
I just got bitten by the same thing and came to realize that if you
create a new global variable and put a number into it, it will not now
up.
This works for me:
on mouseUp
global a
put 0+5 into a
put [ a ]
end mouseUp
I even changed the
--- Richard Gaskin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
When a stack is opened, the whole thing is in
RAM, field properties and all.
The difference is the overhead associated with
each storage mechanism:
While fields appear to us to be simple to work
with, that's all smoke
and mirrors -- under
Hi developers,
Download the stack:
Pen Tool v3 from:
http://geocities.com/capellan2000/penToolv3.zip
_http://www.geocities.com/capellan2000/penToolv3.zip_
This stack shows five buttons:
a pen tool,two Selection Tools,
and EXIT and Help buttons.
(These nice icons are from the collection of
Jim Hurley wrote:
Someone has surely done this, but if not,
the stack below allows you to rotate an image about
an arbitrary pivot point.
It's the first time that i see an image
rotating around an arbitrary point in a stack.
But, did you noticed how the border of
the image change while
On 5/16/05 10:48 PM, Dar Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks, it did the trick.
Thanks, Hershel
On May 16, 2005, at 6:42 PM, Hershel Fisch wrote:
I have a stack with flds, the fld script is
On closeField
go to stack abc
End closeField
Every time when I enter the fld it goes to
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