Hi Tom,
Just to get this right, you are saying that this works for a stack in
which each card is assigned a tab, correct?
(Sorry, it's after 11 pm and I'm too lazy to fire up Rev and check this
out; just want to know for updating my tabs tutorial).
Thx,
Judy
On Mon, 30 May 2005, Thomas
Ummm... beep's working just fine here (Rev 2.5B1, Mac OS 10.3.8).
Judy
On Mon, 30 May 2005, Thomas McGrath III wrote:
I have not been able to get REV on the MAC to Beep. Can anyone else get
the beep to work?
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Todd,
Yes, you are correct, we first started seeing the javascript anomolies
in 10.3.9, a mere week before Apple releases Tiger.
In fact, it's really a bummer that Apple does this, that is, changing
Code Libraries a week before a major OS update. Makes things very
difficult for developers.
It's actually pretty to implement.
on CheckIfInitialized
initializeyourFrontOrBackScriptHERE
end CheckIfInitialized
on myhandler
-- or any handler that might be called from the outside of the
frontscript
checkifInitialized
do my handler stuff
end myhandler
Closing the frontscript is a
Well the beauty of it is that you don't have to name each card for the tab.
1. make a tab button for your stack
2. put in the background (so it appears on every card)
3. put a line in the buttons contents for each card--you don't need to name the
card to match the tab!
ex. (these are the lines
Hey if a device runs Windows, then it runs windows...
If the pocketPC doesn't run normal windows standards, what good is it?
sqb
At 5:55 PM -0400 5/30/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
my opinion
try something along those lines...for a pocketPC running windows
Ben
Please ignore this... I was on the wrong train of thought...
At 12:05 AM -0700 5/31/05, Stephen Barncard wrote:
Hey if a device runs Windows, then it runs windows...
If the pocketPC doesn't run normal windows standards, what good is it?
sqb
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Hi Tom,
Just add set the wholeMatches to true
But it's no longer a oneliner.
So...
Best regards from Paris,
Eric Chatonet.
Le 31 mai 05 à 09:01, Thomas McCarthy a écrit :
Well the beauty of it is that you don't have to name each card for
the tab.
1. make a tab button for your stack
2. put
Hi Tom,
...
Well the beauty of it is that you don't have to name each card for
the tab.
1. make a tab button for your stack
2. put in the background (so it appears on every card)
3. put a line in the buttons contents for each card--you don't
need to name the card to match the tab!
ex.
At the risk of beating a dead clock, here is another more visual approach to
the display of time which uses the points of a hidden graphic to
determine the location of each hand (still pretty minimal/efficient code).
In your message box:
go url
Hi Scott,
As usual, your design makes the difference...
Kudos :-)
No time now to dig it but I think it would be possible to place the
hours ball with more precision.
Le 31 mai 05 à 11:22, Scott Rossi a écrit :
At the risk of beating a dead clock, here is another more visual
approach to
Recently, Eric Chatonet wrote:
At the risk of beating a dead clock, here is another more visual
approach to
the display of time which uses the points of a hidden graphic to
determine the location of each hand (still pretty minimal/
efficient code).
As usual, your design makes the
Hey Scott,
you did it again! Created such a beautyful stack that I feel an urge to
hide in my mousehole and do more practice on design.
WOW!
Cheers,
Malte
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Hi everyone,
I need to get back the contents of about 30 web pages in a row.
I tried various methods, inside loops or with a send, using put
url tUrl into..., load url tUrl... monitored by a callback
message, etc.
But most of the time Rev crashes unpredictably and of course anytime.
I had a
Well the beauty of it is that you don't have to name each card for the tab.
1. make a tab button for your stack
2. put in the background (so it appears on every card)
3. put a line in the buttons contents for each card--you don't need
to name the card to match the tab!
ex. (these are the lines
I can't say that I would make the tradeoff of the extra lines of code
for a few microseconds, but I really like the split idea --it shows
another concept in a simple way and makes the script look even
simpler. I updated my clock with it. Good thinking!
Dennis
On May 31, 2005, at 12:55
HUGE THANKS. Your solution did the trick. :-))
Thanks again and TAKE CARE,
Ralph
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On Fri, 27 May 2005, J. Landman Gay wrote:
On 5/27/05 8:17 AM, Ralph R. Forehand wrote:
When I click on the Learning Center Channel in the revOnline Viewer it
goes to the
I like that split concept. I am always setting itemdelimiter to odd
characters and then depending on it to reset itself and sometimes getting
caught.
On 5/31/05 12:55 AM, Geoff Canyon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Darn, forgot one more thing. Instead of setting the itemDelimiter,
using the split
On May 31, 2005, at 6:05 AM, Dennis Brown wrote:
I can't say that I would make the tradeoff of the extra lines of
code for a few microseconds, but I really like the split idea --it
shows another concept in a simple way and makes the script look
even simpler. I updated my clock with it.
I am writing an application that will search my university's LDAP
server for user data. I know that I can use the shell() function with
the Unix ldapsearch utility to do this on Mac OS X. Will the same
command work under Windows 2000/XP? I don't have immediate access to a
Win box, so I want to
Hi all,
just a quick one:
I finally bought 2.5.1 but can't turn off the tool tips in the IDE.
I searched the docs and the list archives and only came up with this:
To disable tool tips in the Revolution development environment,
choose Edit menu Preferences. In the Documentation pane,
Hi Lars,
Hi all,
just a quick one:
I finally bought 2.5.1 but can't turn off the tool tips in the
IDE. I searched the docs and the list archives and only came up
with this:
To disable tool tips in the Revolution development environment,
choose Edit menu Preferences. In the
On May 29, 2005, at 3:01 AM, Derek Bump wrote:
Stephen Barncard wrote:
These folks at CHUM at BYU came up with some very nice documentation
for rev. Seems to be very up to date!
Revolution 2.2.1, but yeah, pretty up to date.
We plan to spend time this summer updating the web material to
Here's something funny and not too important:
The rev docs say that the beepDuration, beepLoudness, and beepPitch
properties only work on Linux. However, they work perfectly on my WinXP
laptop. And you can even put in little songs, remeniscent of the Hypercard
play command days.
Hi Devin
You can do so probably best via the shell command and vbs - vbs is the not
the only way but surely the best and most extensive to manage advanced
directories in MS networks. I asked around a lot and it was pretty much the
same answer each time.
cheers
Xavier
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URLs please?
Thanks in Advance,
Ralph
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On May 29, 2005, at 3:01 AM, Derek Bump wrote:
Stephen Barncard wrote:
These folks at CHUM at BYU came up with some very nice documentation for
rev. Seems to be very up to date!
Revolution 2.2.1, but yeah, pretty up to date.
We plan to spend
For some reason, the pointer tool works perfectly in development but not in
a standalone.
In a project of mine, the user needs to resize and move graphics on the
screen. I could have manually coded this using mouseUp and mouseDown, but
Revolution has a built-in way to do this: the pointer
On May 31, 2005, at 8:23 AM, Ben Fisher wrote:
For some reason, the pointer tool works perfectly in development
but not in
a standalone.
In a project of mine, the user needs to resize and move graphics
on the
screen. I could have manually coded this using mouseUp and
mouseDown, but
On 5/30/05 11:33 AM, Joseba Aguayo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello:
Can Revolution read datas from a Microsoft Access Database?.
Yes, you can use Revolution's ODBC database connector for this purpose.
Ken Ray
Sons of Thunder Software
Web site: http://www.sonsothunder.com/
Email: [EMAIL
You wrote:
URLs please?
http://revolution.byu.edu/
cheers
bob
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Monday, May 30, 2005, 9:55:48 PM, you wrote:
GC Darn, forgot one more thing. Instead of setting the itemDelimiter,
GC using the split command allows a cleaner T[1] syntax instead of item
GC 1 of T. It is probably a bit faster as well.
Thanks for the example. I never think about the split
Concerning the coded in 3 minutes in the subject.
I wouldn't want anybody to be intimidated by this.
I'm an experienced programmer. My customers come back for more.
Though others create in a different style, my design style might be a
yardstick.
I might code a similar solution in 3
Tom,
Thanks for the explanation!
Judy
On Tue, 31 May 2005, Thomas McCarthy wrote:
Well the beauty of it is that you don't have to name each card for the tab.
1. make a tab button for your stack
2. put in the background (so it appears on every card)
3. put a line in the buttons contents
I updated my clock and tested the cpu time again. I must have
slipped a tick or something, because now I get 1.5% cpu with the
simple script and 0.8% cpu with my time saving script. Much more
like I though it should be. I am happy with either one, so I put
both scripts in the clock in
Yikes! I think I'd prefer Shakobox for this ;-)
Judy
On Tue, 31 May 2005, Ben Fisher wrote:
Here's something funny and not too important:
The rev docs say that the beepDuration, beepLoudness, and beepPitch
properties only work on Linux. However, they work perfectly on my WinXP
laptop. And
That reminds me of exactly the tree structure thing for the xml example
stack except you can click on nodes in that and they collapse and open and
you can save as xml.
It is more than a DOM (web page elements) viewer... it doesn't just collapse and
expand.
The feature I needed was the ability to
Hi Pat, Bob,
Thanks for that. I forgot to remove them (used when debugging). I have uploaded
a stack with these lines revomed. Let me know if there is any problem
remaining.
When is it that put xxx into message causes problems? When the stack is ran in
the player?
Marielle
Bob,
I'm using a
Hi Dar,
Agreed a thousand times.
To pass code (we say that in french but not in english may be :-) may
be very valuable (and I often admire) but it is not enough...
Code is not a goal. It is only a means (often exciting).
Our final goal is an application that suits the needs of our clients
Eric,
Hmmm... it works great and the simple example scripts were perfect. Thank You
very, very much. :-))
Now, is there a way to open the substack (my Dialog Box) script and objects for
editing??
Also my substack does not appear in the Stack Files listing??
More Later and TAKE CARE,
Ralph
Bjoernke,
I think that this could be very fun!!! As for prize, I've got one copy
of Revolution: Software on the speed of thought by Dan Shaffer left,
I would gladly give this backup copy (owning more then one copy of a
given book is smart sometimes) as prize for a competition, also I offer
space
Message: 12
Date: Tue, 31 May 2005 02:22:08 -0700
From: Scott Rossi [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Yet Another Clock
To: How to use Revolution use-revolution@lists.runrev.com
Message-ID: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII
At the risk of beating a dead clock, here is
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can anyone tell me if there's a way that I could replicate the Mac OS X
Broadband Optimizer app, that's found at this link:
http://www.enigmarelle.com/broadbandoptimizer.py
It's an app the increases the size of the TCP/IP packets of Mac OS X.
Actually (according
Hey, I'll autograph a copy for the prize if you like.
Heh heh. (Course that probably reduces the actual value of the book,
but)
:-D
~~
Dan Shafer, Co-Chair
RevConWest '05
June 17-18, 2005, Monterey, California
Hi Ralph,
Yes !!!
Just use the contextual menu on the dialog box window to set its mode
to toplevel.
I am used to click with control/option/shift on Mac OS to make the
contextual menu appear.
The same on Windows with a right click (but less keys may be
enough :-) I have got into a
On 5/30/05 9:45 AM, Bill wrote:
I just deleted a menu button that was incorrect and now when I open the
stack there is no menus. How do I get it to return to the default
development menus (when in user mode)?
Try unchecking the checkbox in the menu builder that sets the menu on a
Mac
Hello Everyone,
How can I reset the size, that is width, of a scroll bar on a
scrolling field? I have set it to small in the Object Inspector for
when it appears in a drawer, but I would like it revert to regular size
(large) when it appears in a regular window.
Regards,
Although given access to vbs, wouldn't that be faster and more AppleScript
like?
Just wondering... I hate MoftAccess too much to access it willingly ;)
VBS the same mind you but it's a necessary evil. Filemaker was a dog but
friendly, access is just yuk... Stacks Rule in my cyber corner ;)
But
Is that what they're called? I'm not sure of the proper term. :-)
I know this has been brought up on the list before, but I was just
curious if anyone has ever found a solution to get them to appear
when running under Tiger or not. Or do we just have to wait for an
update to Rev?
Hi Greg,
Check the scrollbarWidth property in the docs.
When you don't find how to do, just put an abbreviated word,
something like bar in your case, in the docs entry box and explore :-)
Best regards from Paris,
Eric Chatonet.
Le 31 mai 05 à 19:53, Gregory Lypny a écrit :
How can I
On May 31, 2005, at 2:46 PM, Dan Shafer wrote:
Hey, I'll autograph a copy for the prize if you like.
Heh heh. (Course that probably reduces the actual value of the book,
but)
:-D
I can take the book with me to RevConWest so that you can sign it! (...
and wonder about selling that on
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eudora to gemini for that reason
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// [snipped]
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//Mozilla's Thunderbird also does threads and filters as well as multiple
//email accounts, and is available (free) for Mac, Linux and Windows.
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/Ok, I use
Hi Chris,
I brought up this on the list a few days ago when I did regret the
changes in Rev 2.5.1 for disabling a submenu item.
It des not seem to be a question regarding Tiger or Panther.
It's a Rev issue since 2.5.
With Rev 2.2.x, all was fine.
I have no time now but I think I have already
On May 31, 2005, at 9:01 AM, Eric Chatonet wrote:
Hi everyone,
I need to get back the contents of about 30 web pages in a row.
I tried various methods, inside loops or with a send, using put url
tUrl into..., load url tUrl... monitored by a callback message,
etc.
But most of the time Rev
This happens quite often.
Check out breakpointsN2O (soon to be renamed back to NO2!)
at MonsieurX.com
Finds and Cleans your stacks from breakpoints...
http://www.monsieurx.com/modules.php?name=Newsfile=articlesid=180
Yet one more usage - pre-release-MonsieurCleanYerBreakPoints ;)
Though
Hi Andre,
I know that Dar Scott looks into ICFP coding compos, those
competitions are a nice and should provide inspiration for us to create
a coding compo. Maybe we could create a map, like a labirynth put some
jewels in it and people should make routines to crawl the maze and
collect the
I'm not sure we're talking about the same thing. I'm just talking
about submenus in the IDE menus themselves. For example, when I go
to the File menu and move down to Open Recent File, there is not a
little arrow there indicating that there's a submenu available.
On May 31, 2005, at
Hi Dar,
being the peson that crated that subject line I want to give a short
statement to your post.
I absolutely agree that creating software is much more than just typing
in a bit of code.
So, if making a clock takes hours staring at clocks or tinkering or
chatting with others or
Chris Sheffield wrote:
I'm not sure we're talking about the same thing. I'm just talking
about submenus in the IDE menus themselves. For example, when I go to
the File menu and move down to Open Recent File, there is not a little
arrow there indicating that there's a submenu available.
Alex-
Tuesday, May 31, 2005, 10:41:12 AM, you wrote:
I'd also think twice about increasing the size of the TCP transmit
window in any case. The receive window should be fine, but to my
caffeine-deprived brain this morning I think increasing the TCP
transmit window without a corresponding
On May 31, 2005, at 12:39 PM, Malte Brill wrote:
Choosing that subject line seemed like fun to me
And to me!
Anyway the thread evolved to a very valuable thread IMHO.
I think so, too. It has been for me.
I didn't mean to imply that there was anything wrong in the subject. I
just
- Original Message -
From: Marielle Lange [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: use-revolution@lists.runrev.com
Sent: Tuesday, May 31, 2005 2:30 PM
Subject: Programming challenge
snipped for brevity
I remember a game called Chip Wits. You had a robot and had to teach him
to walk around rooms and
I haven't filed a bug report, but I will if no one else has. I just
assumed it had been filed. I remember it coming up on the list just
a couple days after Tiger was released. I'll check into it and file
one if it hasn't been. Thanks
On May 31, 2005, at 12:41 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Hi Dar,
I know I have an overactive empathy gland. I just don't have the
skills to go with it.
Are we OK?
Sure we are. I just was in doubt if my choosen subject line could be
understood as an offense. :-)
Sidenote to Ben
You see how hard it is to express emotions in email? And for me being
Yep, it is there. #2808 if anyone's interested. Not a major thing,
but kind of annoying if you don't already know there's a submenu
available. Probably more annoying and more serious for those using
menus like this in a standalone.
On May 31, 2005, at 12:41 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Of course, there's also the sample puzzles from the Google Puzzle
Challenge, or any of the regional questions from the ACM Programming
contest, too.
The problem with all of these is that they are dependent on the
algorithm that is derrived. It may be more interesting to present an
algorithm and
On May 31, 2005, at 12:43 PM, Mark Wieder wrote:
I'd also think twice about increasing the size of the TCP transmit
window in any case. The receive window should be fine, but to my
caffeine-deprived brain this morning I think increasing the TCP
transmit window without a corresponding increase
Eric,
GREAT!!! Again you hit the nail on the head with exactly the info I was
seeking. The contextual menu approach opens the whole Dialog Box handling
technique for me. THANK YOU!! :-))
I spent a lot of hours on my Dialog Box problem before I came to this
mail-list. I just wish I'd found
On May 31, 2005, at 4:07 PM, yoy wrote:
I remember a game called Chip Wits. You had a robot and had to teach
him
to walk around rooms and halls in a house using a simple programming
language. It was so much fun!!!
Great logic game. I loved it!!!
simple text robot games are very good to
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Tuesday, May 31, 2005, 11:20:18 AM, you wrote:
BB If so, who hosts the board?
news.gmane.org
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On May 31, 2005, at 4:28 PM, Dar Scott wrote:
Am I too focused on the TCP standard and am missing the real world
implementations?
Dar,
Sometimes I wonder why standards exists...
doing a simple googling on this topic I grooked that at least *BSD and
Windows2000 got settings for TCP
snipped for brevity
I remember a game called Chip Wits. You had a robot and had to teach him
to walk around rooms and halls in a house using a simple programming
language. It was so much fun!!!
Great logic game. I loved it!!!
This? http://www.c64gg.com/Images/C/Chip_Wits_ingame.gif
On May 31, 2005, at 4:07 PM, yoy wrote:
I remember a game called Chip Wits. You had a robot and had to teach
him
to walk around rooms and halls in a house using a simple programming
language. It was so much fun!!!
Great logic game. I loved it!!!
I guess it was inspired by Seymour
Hello Andre,
Thanks for your input.
As it is unpredictable it des not seem to be relative to the page
contents.
The pages I want to get are most of the time html pages (some with
php scripts) or old framed pages where I search the right href to get
their contents.
They are not heavy
On May 31, 2005, at 4:54 PM, Eric Chatonet wrote:
Hello Andre,
Thanks for your input.
As it is unpredictable it des not seem to be relative to the page
contents.
The pages I want to get are most of the time html pages (some with php
scripts) or old framed pages where I search the right href
Hi Andre,
Shall we name 31 of may the spooky Rev day?
I am afraid yes :-(
In addition, I noticed that when you repeat a get Url (the same one)
many times, you may have an empty result (1/50).
There are workarounds for this issue but when Rev crashes (and
sometimes badly with the blue
After spending hours trying to determine why the following
text-to-speech script wouldn't work in Mac OS 10.3, I trashed the
DreamCard Player version 2.5 (that came with Dreamcard two months ago)
and installed version 2.6.2.77. The script works fine now.
Just thought I would let others know to
After I quit and restarted Rev the problem went away.
On 5/31/05 1:48 PM, J. Landman Gay [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 5/30/05 9:45 AM, Bill wrote:
I just deleted a menu button that was incorrect and now when I open the
stack there is no menus. How do I get it to return to the default
My favorite webspace provider, Dreamhost, has just started to offer
PHP 5 and mySQL 4.1 with all their accounts. Thought you'd like to
know.
sqb
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Following a search for chip-wits on the web:
Specifications for the chip-wits program (which received best educational award
in 1985).
http://www.textfiles.com/apple/DOCUMENTATION/chipwits
I couldn't find any source code for it anymore. There is an announce that some
guys tried it in java:
In addition, I noticed that when you repeat a get Url (the same one)
many times, you may have an empty result (1/50).
Would using 'load' instead of 'get Url' work for you?
ciao,
sims
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Hello Sims,
Yes I tried load with message, loading the next one when the
urlStatus of the previous one was cached.
But I got the same inpredictable crashes :-(
Any clues?
Le 31 mai 05 à 22:25, sims a écrit :
In addition, I noticed that when you repeat a get Url (the same
one) many times,
Hello Sims,
Yes I tried load with message, loading the next one when the
urlStatus of the previous one was cached.
But I got the same inpredictable crashes :-(
Any clues?
I'm sure someone will correct me if I am wrong :-/ ...but I don't think you
have to wait for each one to 'cache'.
Are
Hi Ralph,
Always happy to help :-)
If this experience could give you the idea to write a tutorial about
how to manage modal dialogs, it shoul be great and valuable for all!
Le 31 mai 05 à 21:30, Ralph R. Forehand a écrit :
Eric,
GREAT!!! Again you hit the nail on the head with exactly the
Dar-
Tuesday, May 31, 2005, 12:28:30 PM, you wrote:
DS Well, I have had my caffeine, so I have no excuse, but I don't know
DS what transmit window is.
Maximum Transmission Unit (MTU):
http://www.dslreports.com/faq/7801
http://www.erg.abdn.ac.uk/users/gorry/course/inet-pages/mtu.html
Hi again Sims,
Le 31 mai 05 à 22:43, sims a écrit :
Hello Sims,
Yes I tried load with message, loading the next one when the
urlStatus of the previous one was cached.
But I got the same inpredictable crashes :-(
Any clues?
I'm sure someone will correct me if I am wrong :-/ ...but I
Hi again Sims,
Le 31 mai 05 à 22:43, sims a écrit :
Hello Sims,
Yes I tried load with message, loading the
next one when the urlStatus of the previous
one was cached.
But I got the same inpredictable crashes :-(
Any clues?
An app I have here has now downloaded 83 out of 214 assigned web
On May 31, 2005, at 1:41 PM, Andre Garzia wrote:
I guess this must just be different buffer sizes ain't so?
I think that is a good guess for one, probably the send.
Dar
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On May 31, 2005, at 2:52 PM, Mark Wieder wrote:
DS Well, I have had my caffeine, so I have no excuse, but I don't know
DS what transmit window is.
Maximum Transmission Unit (MTU):
Ah. That I know. I imagine that if I was paying attention I would
have known that's what you were talking
If anyone is interested, the function below converts HSV to RGB format.
It can be found in use in this stack:
go url
http://revolution.lexicall.org/stacks/education/presentation_tools/skin_colors.rev;
I used it to automatically create components of an interface made of the same
hue, with
Dar-
Tuesday, May 31, 2005, 2:34:59 PM, you wrote:
DS I don't think that a large MTU would hurt the receive window.
No, but...
DS Perhaps Andre is right in that these mean buffer sizes for transmit.
DS (To me it seems strange to call the MTU a transmit window.)
Here's my understanding of this
Eric-
Tuesday, May 31, 2005, 1:11:33 PM, you wrote:
EC In addition, I noticed that when you repeat a get Url (the same one)
EC many times, you may have an empty result (1/50).
I don't know about the hard crashes, but...
One of the problems with using http is that it's not a guaranteed
I need to get back the contents of about 30 web pages in a row.
I tried various methods, inside loops or with a send, using put
url tUrl into..., load url tUrl... monitored by a callback
message, etc.
But most of the time Rev crashes unpredictably and of course anytime.
I had a look at
Bill,
I'm just guessing but it seems you might have deleted the menu instead of a
button. Then, if the stack was not saved, restarting Rev. would have reverted
to the original stack. Hard to tell at this point. Please post if you see
further anomalies.
Paul Looney
I have always believed in striving for elegant simplicity...
And now I have seen an example of
Elegant simplicity...with pizzazz!
Outstanding design.
I would suggest that this be the official time piece of the upcoming
conference in Monterrey
This clock does one revolution every minute, which
Dar Scott wrote:
On May 31, 2005, at 12:43 PM, Mark Wieder wrote:
I'd also think twice about increasing the size of the TCP transmit
window in any case. The receive window should be fine, but to my
caffeine-deprived brain this morning I think increasing the TCP
transmit window without a
Mark Wieder wrote:
Alex-
Tuesday, May 31, 2005, 10:41:12 AM, you wrote:
I'd also think twice about increasing the size of the TCP transmit
window in any case. The receive window should be fine, but to my
caffeine-deprived brain this morning I think increasing the TCP
transmit window without a
Mark Wieder wrote:
Dar-
Tuesday, May 31, 2005, 12:28:30 PM, you wrote:
DS Well, I have had my caffeine, so I have no excuse, but I don't know
DS what transmit window is.
Maximum Transmission Unit (MTU):
Wait ! Stop right there !
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Andre Garzia wrote:
Dar,
Sometimes I wonder why standards exists...
to keep standards writers in a job :-)
doing a simple googling on this topic I grooked that at least *BSD and
Windows2000 got settings for TCP Windows for receiving and for sending
data, I guess this must just be
On May 31, 2005, at 3:53 PM, Mark Wieder wrote:
DS (To me it seems strange to call the MTU a transmit window.)
Here's my understanding of this - I'm sure someone will correct me if
I'm too far off - there's a maximum transmit window size and a maximum
receive window size. You can crank your
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