Judy Perry wrote:
Of course, they just told me today that they think that it is possible for
a computerized voting scheme to have an error rate of 1%.
It's not the errors I'm concerned about as much as vulnerabilities and
no audit trail.
Bartcop's Second Law of Economics:
If someone
altMenuStack
builder by Chipp Walters with stack scripts by Ken Ray
What does this do?
This free plugin creates a stack with images and menutext and scripts
which you can use as your own custom popup menu. It was created so that
popup menus can have images associated with them. Check it out!
Charles...
As you can already see, this was far from a dumb question. It is one
that comes up every once in a while on the list. I am always
interested to see the various opinions about the best way to factor
code and organize applications.
From my early days in HyperCard, I have
BTW, Mac users will want to put 17 in the 'move menu text right' setting.
Chipp Walters wrote:
altMenuStack
builder by Chipp Walters with stack scripts by Ken Ray
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Chipp, Ken
Good job. It's been a while i've been looking forward to make a stack like
this...
It's not making the menu that's hard but making it look good like you
always do ;)
cheers
Xavier
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 27/10/2005 08:25:02:
altMenuStack
builder by Chipp Walters with stack
Great thread.
I'd like to second Sarah's and Dan's recommendation..that is putting the
scripts as high as possible in the message path (with buttons and
controls at the top, not the bottom like Dan likes them;-)
But, I try and never script a mouseUp handler more than a few lines. For
On 27/10/2005, at 1:24 PM, Mark Wieder wrote:
Alex-
Wednesday, October 26, 2005, 5:39:04 PM, you wrote:
http://charlespetzold.com/etc/DoesVisualStudioRotTheMind.html
Dang. I started reading this right after the White Sox game and now I
have to think about dinner, so I'll have to
On 10/26/05 10:09 PM, Jim Ault [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
snip
--All simple button mouseup scripts are identical
on mouseUp
do (the short name of me)
end mouseUp
--set the LABEL of the btn for the user, the NAME for the program
on mouseDoubleDown
do (the short name of me down)
end
On 10/26/05 11:25 PM, Chipp Walters [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
To try it just enter into your message box:
go URL http://www.gadgetplugins.com/altplugins/altMenuStack.rev;
No such card
Do I need another tip to use it on a Mac?
-- Dick
___
But, I try and never script a mouseUp handler more than a few lines. For
instance, I might have the script of button Delete Row:
on mouseUp
put altSelectedLine() into tLineNum
deleteRow tLineNum
end mouseUp
Then I'd have also in the same button script:
function altSelectedLine
Dick,
It appears that server JUST WENT DOWN. I'm online with someone trying to
reset it now.
best,
Chipp
Dick Kriesel wrote:
On 10/26/05 11:25 PM, Chipp Walters [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
To try it just enter into your message box:
go URL
Hi friends,
i recently uploaded a little stack to Rev-Online that will generate a
SMIL file
on the fly that you can use with a player-object.
Since noone replied except my old chum Dave (hi Dave :-) i will give
it a second try.
Maybe i should have called it ALT_libsmil, mk_WIKI_libsmil or
sez [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
How can I prevent users from being able to make non-number values in
a field? Simply preventing non-numeric keys is not enough because I
need to prevent things that use characters that are in valid numbers
to make non-numbers like 1.2.3 or -1.2-3.
Something like this
Hi Jonathan,
If you see my response to David's post - I basically said sign me up,
I'll contribute
Great!!! :-
So, if folks are willing to put time and energy into answering a
single question (which our list's history has proven) then there is
every possibility that they will be
Ken Ray wrote:
BTW: There was no reason to trap for backspace/delete as there isn't a way
AFAIK to remove some or part of a number and have the end result *not* be a
number.
isNumber(-1)true
isNumber(-) false
--
Alex Tweedly http://www.tweedly.net
--
No virus found in
Charles Hartman wrote:
I know this is going to sound like a *really* dumb question, if only
because it's so vague. But I'm wondering how people adjust their
workflow to the way Transcript's code is dispersed among many
separate scripts.
It's a great question.
I keep getting lost. I
Alex,
I heard that! Great idea. Workflow is the whole issue actually.
I have the same trouble remembering where stuff is. Get's very
complicated when you have libraries, frontscripts, backscripts. BTW,
there's a preference in Transcript Gadget that lets you set just how
far it should go
Richard,
To make the world safe for Intel we could do the dirty work in a
variable:
on closeField
put me into temp
add 0 to temp--of course any number would do (0.1 or 10 or ?)
if the result is not empy
then answer This is not a valid number:
end closeField
Paul Looney
-Original
Thanks for the suggestions, but unfortunately it doesn't seem to be
anywhere near that easy. A user can put the insertion point within a
number and so I need to check before the character is entered whether
the value will be a number after the new character is added at the
insertion point.
This sounds like a great Gadget!
I think you might be interested in an idea that a company I buy from
uses to get support for product development. The company produces titles
for the Libronix ebook system. They employ a community pricing
scheme to get support for production costs when adding
Dave,
Interesting idea. And as the market grows this might work pretty
well. But as it stands today, if I waited to cover my expenses with
pricing, I'd never release a product!
-JD
On Oct 27, 2005, at 6:39 AM, Dave LeYanna wrote:
This sounds like a great Gadget!
I think you might be
Thanks very much to everybody for the responses to my thrashing-in-
the-brambles question. I got up this morning and read 'em all -- but
they're so thought-provoking that when I get to my office (where ink
is free) I'm going to be totally retro and *print them out*, for
study over meals.
LOL I was thinking about the smaller utility kind of things. Most of
the publications the company I refered to would retail for $30 or so
Dave
Jerry Daniels wrote:
Dave,
Interesting idea. And as the market grows this might work pretty
well. But as it stands today, if I waited to cover my
I¹m using a trial version of revolution in order to test same features.
I have to import a picture in a image object from a DB field under MySQL.
If I use the query builder all works fine, but I want to use the database
library in order to have more flexibility.
I tried the following commands:
.2 is a number
. is just a period, not a number
-2 is a number
- is just a minus sign, not a number
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Ken Ray
Sent: Thursday, October 27, 2005 12:16 AM
To: Use Revolution List
Subject: Re: Ensuring numeric
Hi friends,
i recently uploaded a little stack to Rev-Online that will generate a
SMIL file on the fly that you can use with a player-object.
Since noone replied except my old chum Dave (hi Dave :-) i will give
it a second try. Maybe i should have called it ALT_libsmil,
mk_WIKI_libsmil
I absolutely agree that the easier we make it to access and add to the
wiki, the more likely people are to use it. I guess all I meant to say
is that the rules that apply to most people do not necessarily apply as
strongly to this group... Rev users are more likely to go to extra
trouble than many
On 27 Oct 2005, at 02:48, Dennis Brown wrote:
Could you imagine posting a reply to this list with some formatting
information intended for the wiki --and the wiki (or a Rev program)
was monitoring all the posts here, looking for ones meant for it.
That would require little additional work
On 27 Oct 2005, at 03:02, Jim Ault wrote:
Also, I would like to see a mod date or something, since the
internet is
filled with data from 1999, but no way of knowing.
I have time-stamped versions of handlers going back to 1988! Fun to
read :)
don't forget many use commas for decimal points too...
Tildes for 1'000's etc...
cheers
X
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Lynch, Jonathan
Sent: Thursday, October 27, 2005 3:34 PM
To: How to use Revolution
Subject: RE: Ensuring
Hi Roger,
Hi friends,
i recently uploaded a little stack to Rev-Online that will generate a
SMIL file on the fly that you can use with a player-object.
Since noone replied except my old chum Dave (hi Dave :-) i will give
it a second try. Maybe i should have called it ALT_libsmil,
On Oct 27, 2005, at 4:44 AM, Klaus Major wrote:
This way you can generate ONE file to play x soundfiles in a row in a
player
without having to check if one sound has finished to start the next
one...
Hi Klaus,
You specified this as for sound files... not movies too?
--
Troy
RPSystems,
Hi Troy,
On Oct 27, 2005, at 4:44 AM, Klaus Major wrote:
This way you can generate ONE file to play x soundfiles in a row
in a player
without having to check if one sound has finished to start the
next one...
Hi Klaus,
You specified this as for sound files... not movies too?
sorry,
This is very close to the RansomWare idea:
On 27 Oct 2005, at 13:39, Dave LeYanna wrote:
I think you might be interested in an idea that a company I buy
from uses to get support for product development. The company
produces titles for the Libronix ebook system. They employ a
community
Dear list members,
Regarding the recent debate about extracting the current revdocs and
putting them on a public wiki. We have discussed this here, and we feel
that at this moment in time such effort would be largely wasted, as the
docs are under active review right now. However at a later
Thanks List for all the good suggestions!
The socket calls are all new to me, so I'm still digesting the examples in the
user directory. I believe the idea of having student stacks subscribe/connect
to the teachers stack by creating a connection and then collecting student
(stack) IP makes
Hello Charles,
I'm wondering how people adjust their
workflow to the way Transcript's code is dispersed among many
separate scripts.
First, let me note that for moi personally, the greatest difficulty in
mastering xTalk scripting had more to do with understanding what handlers
were
Good thread and I am sure that ironing out the wrinkles will be a smooth
process... when we finally get down to just wrinkles :-)
On 10/27/05 6:51 AM, Lynch, Jonathan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I absolutely agree that the easier we make it to access and add to the
wiki, the more likely people
Steve-
Wednesday, October 26, 2005, 11:48:00 PM, you wrote:
What is the largest integer whose digits are all different (and do
not include 0) that is divisible by each of its individual digits?
The biggest I get is 864312, have not tested all yet. 12346789
through 98764321 does not yield
On 10/27/05 5:19 AM, Alex Tweedly [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ken Ray wrote:
BTW: There was no reason to trap for backspace/delete as there isn't a way
AFAIK to remove some or part of a number and have the end result *not* be a
number.
isNumber(-1)true
isNumber(-) false
On 10/27/05 5:19 AM, Alex Tweedly [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ken Ray wrote:
BTW: There was no reason to trap for backspace/delete as there isn't a way
AFAIK to remove some or part of a number and have the end result *not* be a
number.
isNumber(-1)true
isNumber(-) false
Hi John,
- Anyone have other examples of sockets in action,
The revIPC group's libSTAMP/libIPC libraries,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] and SDB, http://wecode/serendipity/,
which uses same.
Rob Cozens, CCW
Serendipity Software Company
Vive R Revolution!
On 10/27/05 8:34 AM, Lynch, Jonathan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
.2 is a number
. is just a period, not a number
-2 is a number
- is just a minus sign, not a number
True... but that raises another UI issue - if the field has .2 in it and
someone attempts to delete the 2, do we keep the . by
Hi Developers,
Recently, while working in an interface
for the command-line bitmap tracing utility,
Potrace and the bitmap processing utility,
mkBitmap, i found two recurrent bugs that
i want you confirm in your development
environment.
Recipe 1:
import an image that uncompressed
show a size
I had to deal with this issue in my Task Mage app. When people enter
dates into the date column, or times into the time column, it has to be
a real date or real time, or else it will cause problems.
I addressed this in two ways. In the keydown handler I only allow
appropriate characters.
In the
On Tue, 25 Oct 2005, Erik Hansen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
beautiful 21st century plaids
reflecting the Scottish origin of Rev.
Erik Hansen
Hi Erik and all,
Almost correct:
The Scottish origin needs to be traced back to Scott Raney, the
inventor of Metacard, which is the predecessor and
Hi Heather...
How long before the new documentation is available?
How long before a RunRev sponsored revdoc wiki would be available?
If we get impatient, and want to create our own, is that permitted?
One possibility is that if we create a revdoc wiki with the new
documentation, then when
On 27 Oct 2005, at 15:51, Lynch, Jonathan wrote:
Some thoughts on making it easy and providing motivation:
1) Revdoc moderators, who also read the list a lot, can make it very
easy for folks who contribute a good suggestion on the list. The
moderator can look up the correct URL for a given wiki
Recently, Lynch, Jonathan wrote:
.2 is a number
. is just a period, not a number
-2 is a number
- is just a minus sign, not a number
True... but that raises another UI issue - if the field has .2 in it
and
someone attempts to delete the 2, do we keep the . by itself in the
field,
Ken Ray wrote:
On 10/27/05 8:34 AM, Lynch, Jonathan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
.2 is a number
. is just a period, not a number
-2 is a number
- is just a minus sign, not a number
True... but that raises another UI issue - if the field has .2 in it and
someone attempts to delete the 2, do we
On 27 Oct 2005, at 18:09, Lynch, Jonathan wrote:
One possibility is that if we create a revdoc wiki with the new
documentation, then when RunRev is ready to create their own wiki, the
user-created wiki could be ported to RunRev for your use.
Sounds good to me. Rev Docs are fine and available
Chipp,
The default 22 worked on my 10.4 system, but 17 caused overlapping of
the image and text.
Dennis
On Oct 27, 2005, at 2:29 AM, Chipp Walters wrote:
BTW, Mac users will want to put 17 in the 'move menu text right'
setting.
Chipp Walters wrote:
altMenuStack
builder by Chipp
Hello All
If you install a rev app as a service with sc.exe. ie. sc create
serviceName binPath=pathToRevApp start=auto
The app starts as expected, but then the system expects to get
something back from the rev app, times out and terminates the rev app.
I know about instsrv serviceName
Yep, Which came first.. the decimal or the digit,
or the comma
or the space to indicate the end of the word
or multiple numbers
or dollar signs
Perhaps 'hinting' by inserting a '?' as a place holder until a valid number
is found. Rather complicated when dealing with humans, eh?
Jim Ault
Las
Heather,
Your post is not clear to me on a couple of points:
On Oct 27, 2005, at 11:06 AM, Heather Nagey wrote:
Dear list members,
Regarding the recent debate about extracting the current revdocs
and putting them on a public wiki. We have discussed this here, and
we feel that at this
Another possibility is that we don't try to duplicate the existing
docs which we all have available anyway. Duplicating the existing
docs was just a good anchor point for the corrections and
expansions. However, the real value is in capturing the
contributions to this list in a way that
Lynch, Jonathan wrote:
I had to deal with this issue in my Task Mage app. When people enter
dates into the date column, or times into the time column, it has to be
a real date or real time, or else it will cause problems.
I addressed this in two ways. In the keydown handler I only allow
John Patten wrote:
- Anyone have other examples of sockets in action, Alex Tweedly's are fantastic
in the user directory, but it's always nice to see how other implementations!
I recommend Bjoernke's chat application - http://bjoernke.com/chatrev/
this lets you get both client and server
Using the existing docs as a starting point would be optimal, in my
view. From there things could branch out.
Mark
On Oct 27, 2005, at 10:52 AM, Dennis Brown wrote:
Duplicating the existing docs was just a good anchor point for the
corrections and expansions.
On Oct 27, 2005, at 2:23 PM, Mark Swindell wrote:
Using the existing docs as a starting point would be optimal, in my
view.
Exactly, otherwise there will be a wiki with many blank or placeholder
pages which cannot completely support the user's inquiries - which
ultimately results in a tool
Perhaps I don't know enough about wiki's, but it would sure be nice if
they could organize data in a form which could be printed in a real-book
format (and had an 'export to PDF' button which did just that, including
TOC and index).
While they do provide a nice 'random-access' interface
It's a matter of interpretation...
My date interpretation will automatically complete a date.
11/9 becomes 11/09/05 (this year, next year it will be 11/09/06.
1/2 becomes 1/02/05
12/0w/05 would be automatically converted to 12/01/05...
2005/0w/14 would be converted to 12/01/2014...
This last
By the same token, having a link to the wiki from the built-in docs,
would obviate the need to duplicate the same info in the wiki. Only
the additional information need be in the wiki.
However, if the internal docs could download a corrected definition
from the wiki, then there is a good
Yup, I also agree. When reading a comment, we need to be able to refer
back to the original text that is commented upon.
Here is an example of what such a page would look like - this entry is
for the altID function:
http://www.seedwiki.com/wiki/runtime_revolution_docs/altid_property.cfm?
On Oct 27, 2005, at 9:02 AM, Alejandro Tejada wrote:
Recently, while working in an interface
for the command-line bitmap tracing utility,
Potrace and the bitmap processing utility,
mkBitmap, i found two recurrent bugs that
i want you confirm in your development
environment.
Please see bug
On Oct 27, 2005, at 3:08 PM, Dennis Brown wrote:
By the same token, having a link to the wiki from the built-in docs,
would obviate the need to duplicate the same info in the wiki.
Good point, but this assumes that the only mechanism for browsing the
wiki is the internal docs, doesn't it?
On Oct 27, 2005, at 11:22 AM, Alex Tweedly wrote:
John Patten wrote:
- Anyone have other examples of sockets in action, Alex Tweedly's
are fantastic in the user directory, but it's always nice to see
how other implementations!
I recommend Bjoernke's chat application -
Troy Rollins wrote:
If this would be the case, then it would
be better to simply fix whatever is wrong with the web docs system that
is already built into Rev and start seriously supporting that with all
this community energy.
Troy,
I agree.
Of course, the downside to that is most potential contributors will consider
it a DocZilla operation rather than a collaboration/sharing. Am I missing
the point?
Jim Ault
Las Vegas
On 10/27/05 12:44 PM, Chipp Walters [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Troy Rollins wrote:
If this would be the case,
Troy,
You are right about this. I keep thinking in the back of my mind
that the embedded docs system can be upgraded to interact with a wiki
by Rev or another developer, because I have seen examples of this in
Constellation and others also.
If RunRev gets behind this effort, then a
But with a wiki, we can do more than we can with web notes. We can add
our own sections, our own how-to articles, our own function scripts with
an explanation on how to use it, etc...
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Chipp
Walters
Sent:
On Oct 27, 2005, at 4:05 PM, Lynch, Jonathan wrote:
But with a wiki, we can do more than we can with web notes. We can add
our own sections, our own how-to articles, our own function scripts
with
an explanation on how to use it, etc...
Maybe RunRev could make it so that the wiki IS the
Could you provide a URL for CS Chatter Box. I can't find it.
On 27 Oct, 2005, at 13:39, Mark Talluto wrote:
On Oct 27, 2005, at 11:22 AM, Alex Tweedly wrote:
John Patten wrote:
- Anyone have other examples of sockets in action, Alex Tweedly's
are fantastic in the user directory, but
At 2:12 PM -0400 10/21/2005, Jeffrey Reynolds wrote:
just wanted to check to make sure i have this correct. to associate
icn resources with a macos app, the referring resources must be 129
for the application and 128 for files, correct? It works in practice
for me, but the 261 documentation
Well...
Yes - I surely agree with integrating it like that...
But I don't know that they have the resources to support it - RunRev
won't release figures about their number of customers, but from what I
understand there just isn't a huge number of us revOlutionaries out
here.
Either way - I
Mark Wieder wrote:
Steve-
Wednesday, October 26, 2005, 11:48:00 PM, you wrote:
What is the largest integer whose digits are all different (and do
not include 0) that is divisible by each of its individual digits?
The biggest I get is 864312, have not tested all yet. 12346789
On Oct 27, 2005, at 1:47 PM, Samuel M. Smith wrote:
Could you provide a URL for CS Chatter Box. I can't find it.
Sure: http://www.canelasoftware.com/pub/rev/chat.rev.gz
Mark Talluto
--
CANELA Software
http://www.canelasoftware.com
___
Hello,
I am trying to display movies in two different formats. Quicktime is
working without a problem. I am trying to setup a button that sets the
viewer to MS Media Player and runs a movie from C:.
How does Revolution know where the movie is with such a simple statement as
start player
John Patten wrote:
Thanks List for all the good suggestions!
The socket calls are all new to me, so I'm still digesting the examples in the
user directory. I believe the idea of having student stacks subscribe/connect
to the teachers stack by creating a connection and then collecting student
This is very useful, Chip and Ken. Thank you very much!
Cheers, Roger
On Oct 27, 2005, at 3:44 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Message: 2
Date: Thu, 27 Oct 2005 01:25:02 -0500
From: Chipp Walters [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: ANN: new free altPlugin: altMenuStack
To: Use-Revolution
Roger and everyone,
Please update your altMenuStack plugin. Preferences in the
altPluginToolbar or:
enter into your message box:
go URL http://www.gadgetplugins.com/altplugins/altMenuStack.rev;
I've fixed it so that the spacing is compatible across platforms now
(thanks to Ken for some help
Heather, when you do get round to this... here is a super package...
advantage: no back end dbase required, all flat files, *very* well
supported and easy to admin.
www.pmwiki.org
Sivakatirswami
On Oct 27, 2005, at 5:06 AM, Heather Nagey wrote:
Dear list members,
Regarding the recent
Sorry Ken. Your script works well in a one-line field, but I need it
to work in a many line field (maybe I didn't say that in the first
place).
At 12:27 AM -0500 27/10/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Try this one (script of the field):
on keydown whichKey
if whichKey is among the chars of
www.pmwiki.org offers some solutions to most of these
problems...check it out the cookbook recipes for PDF export of the
wiki pages.
On Oct 27, 2005, at 9:02 AM, Chipp Walters wrote:
Perhaps I don't know enough about wiki's, but it would sure be nice
if they could organize data in a
on Thu, 27 Oct 2005
Mark Talluto wrote:
Please see bug 2429:
http://support.runrev.com/bugdatabase/
show_bug.cgi?id=2429
Ah, thanks.
Do you think that the alwaysbuffer workaround
described by Mark W. could solve this problem?
Thanks for your answer!
al
Visit my site:
I have mixed feelings about what I'm about to say. I expect that the
new docs will be a big improvement. They might be excellent. Rev
deserves a lot of credit for efforts to enhance the docs. I don't
want to see that deprecated. I suspect Rev cares about their users
more than most technology
Wow! Some days you just don't know how lucky you will be! :)
I'm about to start on an in-house project using rev that will also need to
keep track of and move lots of files around. Thanks Sarah!
Rishi Viner.
Quoting Sarah Reichelt [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi All,
I got sick of listing
On Oct 27, 2005, at 4:12 PM, Alejandro Tejada wrote:
on Thu, 27 Oct 2005
Mark Talluto wrote:
Please see bug 2429:
http://support.runrev.com/bugdatabase/
show_bug.cgi?id=2429
Ah, thanks.
Do you think that the alwaysbuffer workaround
described by Mark W. could solve this problem?
Thanks
Sivakatirswami,
H.
http://www.pmwiki.org/wiki/Cookbook/PublishPDF
Had a heck of a time trying to find that link! I think this may be a
problems with wiki's in general..navigating to want you want. There is
no 'forced' organization and as such no one ever seems to know where
everything
well, the search function helps on wikis: enter: PDF
But PMwiki.org has things going for that a Rev wiki would not
#1 Professor Patrick Michaud (PM) is incredibly dedicated to PMwiki
which is a product albeit open source. In it's own right, the issue
of site maintenance are handled
Alex Tweedly wrote:
Mark Wieder wrote:
Steve-
Wednesday, October 26, 2005, 11:48:00 PM, you wrote:
What is the largest integer whose digits are all different (and do
not include 0) that is divisible by each of its individual digits?
The biggest I get is 864312, have not tested
Tim.
I've kept my counsel as this thread unwound, determined not to become
embroiled in yet another discussion about the Rev docs, which remain
among the best of any software development tool I've seen. But your
post dragged me out of the bushes. While I agree with much of what
you
Thank you all for your input into my problem. I have now settled on a
solution using a combination of a keydown filter and a handler
triggered on closeField.
In the field scripts:
on keydown thekey
if theKey is in 01234567890-., then --note comma added for MisterX
pass keyDown
end if
Several years ago, I headed up a project which involved an extensive
documentation effort and this same issue was raised. I like the way
we solved it. Furthermore, I happen to have access to the tool and a
server where it could be deployed and would make both freely
available if: (a) at least
I really believe the functionality desired would not be served by Web
Notes as currently conceived --even if thy did work. To capture much
of the wisdom that is shared on this list requires the ability to add
new topics and links. Web Notes is just a place to make a coment
about an
Dan,
Thank you for joining this discussion with this worth while proposal.
Having read the list of desired features on this thread, which
features do you think would have to be compromised with the solution
you are proposing?
Dennis
On Oct 27, 2005, at 8:53 PM, Dan Shafer wrote:
Alex-
Nice. And that elapsed time is amazing. If I'm reading the statistics
properly, your program performed 208 divisions out of 229 trials, so
21 attempts were rejected due to repeated digits. And 773 attempts
were rejected because they contained 0, 4, or 5.
But did you really mean
I wonder if the process of working out the details of this project might
be well served on a dedicated list, perhaps the RevDocs list:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/RevDocs/
--
Richard Gaskin
Fourth World Media Corporation
__
Rev tools and
Hi Dan,
Sorry you think it was a rant. I guess it might have been. It's
embarrassing to rant, when that wasn't your intention. :-|
--snip--
I wonder why it is that everyone thinks s/he can write better
documentation than the professionals
Good comment, but it's not quite what I
Timothy Miller wrote:
The engineering team must certainly begin the documentation process. If
it's a simple application, then maybe the docs written by the engineers
are as good as they can be.
But if it's a very complex application, or development tool, or
whatever, then the documentation
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