Hi Kevin,
Yes, 25.000 lines is a lot...
Are you a novelist ;-)
More seriously:
What about putting your code into a separate stack and starting using
it as a lib at launch?
Best Regards from Paris,
Eric Chatonet
Le 6 janv. 07 à 08:48, kevin a écrit :
Hi All,
I am running Rev 2.7.4 on the
On 5 Jan 2007, at 22:12, Derek Bump wrote:
Does libURL support resumable downloads via HTTP yet? I was
looking at it a long time ago and it seems that if you just pass
the start-byte number within the headers that it can be done
(provided the server supports it). Though, it was not
On 1/5/07 11:48 PM, kevin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi All,
I am running Rev 2.7.4 on the Mac and have a stack script containing
~25,000 lines of code. Its hard to edit because Rev runs so slowly with
so many lines in a script and I'd love to split it up but most of the
code are functions,
Dave Cragg wrote:
If you know the range of bytes you want to download, you can set the
Range header.
For example, to get the first 500 bytes of a file:
set the httpHeaders to Range: bytes=0-499
Or to get the final 500 bytes:
set the httpHeaders to Range: bytes=-500
Wow, that's
Is there a way to use unicode or some some textual encoding to achieve the
same result - or is the only way to get your head around the platform
specific byte encoding?
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Richard I do not recall that thread but my take on this is that the
differences fall into:
1) Functional - now whats a better word for this :)
The functional distinction is AFAIK almost zero. There is only one possible
functional issue that I came across a few years back - which may have
David Bovill wrote:
Richard I do not recall that thread but my take on this is that the
differences fall into:
1) Functional - now whats a better word for this :)
The functional distinction is AFAIK almost zero. There is only one possible
functional issue that I came across a few years back
I personally always live in the dictionary. It has a field at the top
which filters stuff out for you as you type. For this specific function, I
would probably type in evaluate because I want Rev to evaluate the chunk
expression rather than to use it as a literal string. This gives you the
It's always driven me crazy and now I can't remember from the HC days
whether I had to use the value of expression or not. It's just that each
time I use it, if it has been more than a few weeks, I have to relearn it.
Thanks everyone... Jim
on 1/6/07 2:49 PM, Bill Marriott wrote:
I personally
I have a field of names separated by tabs
Label tab fcdqty
Label tab fcd1qty
Label tab fcd3qty
What I am trying to do is find the second item then once I find it select
the first item in that line, below is what I have tried but does not work
find word tcolname in fld fieldmatch - -this
Hi Rob,
A couple of observations:
I assume it is: fld fieldmatch (and that you just omitted the final
quote in the email) and that;
you've defined the itemDelimiter as being a TAB;
Not to be overly critical, but there is no need to be quite so
cryptical with your names. We have an amazing
This is the complete handler with some changes, still not working
put SELECT gfields FROM gtable ; into theSQL
put revQueryDatabase(gdbresult, theSQL) into FirstcurID
put revNumberOfRecords(FirstcurID) into numrecord
put revDatabaseColumnCount(FirstcurID) into colNum
put
Rob, I assume you have declared ALL of the globals in the handler?
On Jan 6, 2007, at 12:15 PM, Robert Mann wrote:
This is the complete handler with some changes, still not working
put SELECT gfields FROM gtable ; into theSQL
put revQueryDatabase(gdbresult, theSQL) into FirstcurID
Yes
global gfields, gtable,gdbresult, gnewname
local tcolname, tcolnames, tline, numrecord, theSQL, FirstcurID, colnum,
theSQL2, secondcurID,tncolnames, colnum2, tnewcolname, tcolvalues
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Wilkins
Ah - that could be possible and may explain why I had some problems using
functions with send - I only got problems with deep nesting (usually
recursion I think) - which got fixed by changeing to a command.
On 06/01/07, Richard Gaskin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But in my weak memory I recall
On 1/7/07, Robert Mann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a field of names separated by tabs
Label tab fcdqty
Label tab fcd1qty
Label tab fcd3qty
What I am trying to do is find the second item then once I find it select
the first item in that line, below is what I have tried but does not work
How about putting in an actual word whose location you know to
replace tcolname - as a test? To see if everything else is working.
I see this list has some real size limits, so my suggestion about
posting the entire handler may not have been very good. That's too bad!
Joe Wilkins
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