at I *want*, and then truncate", as Mark suggested) - but
I fear that only leads to someone, some day in the future open a BZ to
say that Rev gets a different answer to the same calculation than 95% of
the installed base of languages).
Bring BCD , that's what I say :-)
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d that I can use that
as my answer :-) :-) Though come to think of it, even if it's a modern
Mac (i.e. PPC) that may be different enough from the Linux/Win machines
you tried.
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Users of trunc() (whichever language they use it in :-) should be wary
of the dangers.
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etermine for myself what number of digits to do the
rounding at.
I do not believe this is a bug - merely a trap for the unwary.
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Dick Kriesel wrote:
On 10/6/05 4:21 AM, "Alex Tweedly" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hmmm - can you give a case where Kay's method gives wrong answers
because of a negative seconds value ?
As far as I can see (both by inspection and by testing) it always gets
it right
a
variant of yours) get it wrong in key cases of negative seconds (e.g.
00:00:00.1 - 31 gives 0:00:0-31 for you and 0:00:0-31.0 for me -
both rather hopeless :-)
Hey, Rob, since you wrote the "spec," do negatives matter?
Yeah, yeah, it's the spec that's at fault,
8 2.471
Kay 2.707 2.704 2.731
I think all this proves is:
1. we're down to the point where differences are tiny
2. hardware and OS may give different results
3. it's easy to get obsessive about speed beyond the point where it matters - I
do it all the time !!
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having them appear as you go may be OK. If you prefer not to, use
lockscreen and unlockscreen to make them all just "appear" at once.
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to do this call
about 150,000 times each file I process).
(sounds like processing a log file or something similar).
So although your advice is good general advice - it doesn't apply in
this case :-)
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pSeconds into tSeconds
return format("%02d:%02d:%04.1f", tSeconds div 3600, tSeconds mod 3600
div 60, tSeconds mod 60)
end addDivandFormat
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is the relevant one, and pop up
the right value (maybe by setting the tooltip for the field - worth
looking into whether you could do that).
Hmmm - it would be nice if there was a tooltip event, which would
trigger a handler "pre-appearance" to allow you to adjust the text.
a no-brainer, I just can't understand
why *ANYONE* would want to build a GUI in CPlat (or any other C/C++
based framework) when Rev is available!
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intensive as well as CPU intensive ?
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Preview" can read and
write these keywords - but it isn't scriptable!
Alex Tweedly announced some time back that he had a libEXIF for working with
EXIF data... Alex, any update on this ?
No, not really. It works well for reading EXIF data, but I never did do
the other (harder) p
en meaning to write a real SQL app some day, so you've triggered
me into trying it. I'm trying a combination of 2 and 5, partly to get a
better idea of how "portable" SQL should be between PostgreSQL and SQLite.
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david bovill wrote:
On 26 Sep 2005, at 03:11, Alex Tweedly wrote:
It would be interesting to have a future version where the data
could be collected as a collaborative effort (like CDDB/freedb
were); although the number of people who want this data may be
relatively small, I wouldn'
Charles Hartman wrote:
Two questions as I snatch a moment to think about this project:
On Sep 24, 2005, at 9:23 PM, Alex Tweedly wrote:
Rev front end, talking over a TCP socket to a Python back end.
Python (plus pysqlite2) for the back end.
I'm out of my depth here (happens fast)
know of any other
libraries that use base64 encoding of md5 strings.
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d to build your own utility - but there
are many very simple, single file sources available, with no library
dependencies, so you could build and distribute your own executable for
Win32.
(Or you could download the Microsoft utility to do this - fciv - from
http://support.microsoft.com
hon / sockets parts . I'd probably want to
make it capable of storing multiple tunes per CD track and some other
things that I think would be extensions beyond what you'd need.
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It plays MP3's just fine on my system (WMP 9.0, WinXP Home) (actually -
on all 6 Windows boxes I currently own - but I don't know the version
numbers of them apart from the one I'm typing on).
I haven't used it to create MP3s from CD, only for playback.
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Nope - see above.
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k search didn't find it. But
it is fixed in 2.6 !! so give it a try now.
So why doesn't the menu or keycombos work?
I don't know but they should as standard.
Win XPproSP2
Cheers
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item curNum of field "withtabs" of stack "PDATreader" into field
"field"&curNum
into two lines - something like
Put item curNum of field "withtabs" of stack "PDATreader" into temp
do "Put temp into field "
stack "doubledelete"
end repeat
end mouseUp
It should be
repeat with x = 1 to the number of fields
(You're mixing it up with"repeat for N times":-)
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Recently, I (Alex Tweedly) wrote:
Could you write a little tutorial for us all? The 'format'
incantation has always baffled me, along with the 'matchText'
incantations. (Maybe I just led a sheltered life)
I'll have a go. But I'm far from an expert - so cons
on't know why - but I find the order produced by
the first code fragment more easy to follow, and hence more
"attractive". Call me a geek :-).
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lmost didn't bother reading this - 'cause I knew at least 50% of it
would go over my head (non-Mac user).
But even the 50% I did get was worth it. Very funny.
Thanks Jason.
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e statRound, I think it's noticeably better to
have it built-in to "format".
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;df" command to see if that allows you
to deduce knowledge of the partitions ...
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Mark Smith wrote:
See the entry for 'statRound' in the docs...
Yeah - but I wish there was a way to get this form of rounding in the
format command.
H -an enhancement !! I'll request it BZ 3111 added
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On 7 Sep 2005, at 19:44, Alex Tweedly wrote:
Dom wr
appings between top-level directories, partitions (or
logical volumes as some Unix file systems call them) and physical disks
are even more tenuous (even before we get to automount partitions ).
What is it that you really want to know ?
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.14) - which had the advantage of balancing out
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resumably) something similar.
On Unix the form of a file name is simply
/top/next/another/path/name/part.txt
i.e. there is no part which can be uniquely recognized as a "volume".
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step on a community effort to write a tutorial
I'll write something up (probably) this weekend.
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with ?
If it's tHours and tMins, then you'd do
format("%2d:%02d", tHours, tMins)-- " 3:55"
or
format("%02d:%02d", tHours, tMins) -- "03:05"
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nsupported keys bindings is "undo" !!
So I don't use it , but I nearly did, and I'd like to some day
And if I did it would be only for my own use.
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my typos - and therefore need to use "local", but also I use it to
initialize locals as above. (And you can use the initialization form to
assign values to script-local variables too).
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end if
else
put false into stillOnA
if wDict[t] and t = lower(t) then put t & cr after tResult
end if
else
if wDict[t] and t = lower(t) then put t & cr after tResult
end if
end repeat
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irectory level thereafter.
(see docs for "file" - the "binfile" page doesn't include a Windows example, but the
"file" one does).
When I open an image from the development area (then it works), it
says that the source of the image is C://image.gif. So why doesn&#
Charles Hartman wrote:
On Aug 28, 2005, at 5:01 AM, Alex Tweedly wrote:
. . . the particular problem of adding spaces after a string to
fill it out to a specified length.
It would work if the "incantation" argument of format() would
accept a variable name, but I can'
Charles Hartman wrote:
On Aug 27, 2005, at 7:49 PM, Alex Tweedly wrote:
The format function is indeed very useful - but I don't think it can
be used to solve the particular problem of adding spaces after a
string to fill it out to a specified length.
Or at least - when I was looki
e worth trying it with a file outside the CGI-Executables
directory.
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use it to solve this problem :-)
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think that may imply that you can't use it in a frontscript (maybe?).
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use everything had stopped working.
>
clickLine() gives a chunk expression describing the selected line
value of clickLine() therefore is the content of that line
As Mark said - it sounds like you want "word 2 of clickLine()"
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I think you don't want the <> part - the example in
the docs is simply
put the value of the clickLine into textOfClickedLine
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know about them. (Mine all
involve the closing part of the comment delimiter having an extra "*"
- i.e. ... **/ )
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jbv wrote:
Now I need to find how to pass parameters to the php
script via the shell...
any help will be apreciated...
Simply pass the arguments on the command line
shell("php myscript.php alex tweedly")
and in the php script they are available as the array $argv (the number
;http://the.other.server.thisdomain.com/phpscript?arg1=value&arg2=val";)
(watch out for quoting and urlencoding etc.)
and this might be easier even if it is the same server.
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ly, it depends on how you installed php and whether or not you
added it (or its directory) to your PATH set up. If you didn't then
you'd need to do something like
/usr/local/bin/php myscript.php
(that's for a standard PHP install - but some distros will put it in
othe
e. If it's not, use
put char len(tVar)+1 to 14 of " " after tVar
(make sure you have at least 14 spaces - more doesn't hurt
you could use "... to -1" - but "... to 14" makes it more
self-documenting :-)
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infile:data.jef",myURL,"uploadDone"
libURLftpUpload myData,"ftp://me:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/file.txt"
which looks to me like it ought to be the actual file name. Worth a
try
If that's not it ...
- does it work when run from the IDE ?
- does libURLftpUpload work
this could be as
simple as
on mouseUp
accept connections on port 5001 with message "gotConn"
end mouseUp
on gotConn pSocket
read from socket pSocket until CR
put it into field "myData"
close socket pSocket
end gotConn
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ython (definitely), Perl (maybe), Ruby (I'm
fairly sure), Lua (I think), .
Or *I* may have misunderstood :-)
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ovide a mechanism to allow multiple versions of the scripts
to be attached, with a run-time selection between them, for QA
investigative usage.
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Jon wrote:
I read about the Message watcher in the documentation. What are the
numbers in parentheses that follow the times?
Jon
It's the number of milliseconds since the last message was recorded.
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Lynch, Jonathan wrote:
I'm sorry, no clue...
But there must be something out there like that, I am sure a bit of
creative online searching will find something.
Good luck :)
http://www.mozilla.org/products/thunderbird/dictionaries.html
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plone_Sprints
There's a little bit of discussion about how it works (or worked for one
group) at
http://www.lonelylion.com/pipermail/chipy/2004-September/000377.html
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quot;, were not even *in* the SDK. It's
been a while since I've looked at it, but I believe Alex Tweedly has
been working on this issue in getting a more complete SDK with all of
the functions.
I hope this isn't starting to sound like "Pass the Parcel" :-)
No, I'
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r (e.g. put
"abc" into msg), but it can, and should, know at the handler / parameter
declaration. (Some other reserved words already produce an error
message, e.g.
on mouseUp seconds
gives the error "Handler: not a valid parameter name"
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the submitter nor owner of the bug (far less a "sufficiently
empowered user" - what a great phrase for an error report!!)
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in (e.g. send "asd" to me in 10 seconds)
which could usefully be coloured, IMHO.
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lease let
us know the BZ number for those who want to vote for it
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Jon wrote:
Alex Tweedly wrote:
2. Unless you need to for some reason I don't see here, don't mess
around with date & time.
What I'm trying to do is find a way to express "more than 60 minutes
after the most recent time/date stamp" in such a way that
Alex Tweedly wrote:
local nextFTPTime
on mouseUp
if the seconds > nextFTPTime then
do ftp Stuff
put the seconds + field "TestFreq" into nextFTPTime
end if
send "mouseUp" to me in 10 seconds
end mouseUp
You might want to make that
send &q
tFTPTime
end if
send "mouseUp" to me in 10 seconds
end mouseUp
or if you want to monitor it, replace the "end if" by
else
put nextFTPTime - the seconds & "seconds to go" into field
"TimeToGo"
end if
If TestFreq does vary, then you
rist could say this kind of re-arrangement is different from
simple indentation - but I kinda like this idea. And it would mean that
the Transcript purists wouldn't be bothered by sample scripts showing up
in this radical new, ugly syntax :-)
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ev for my strong habits - but it can be frustrating.
It works better for me to try to stick to one language for a week or
more at a time. Of course, having a multiplicity of simultaneous
projects and real life rarely allow that, but when I can do it, I stop
doing this kind of silly stuff, and the
doesn't say it there, the same is also true for the
"step" value if used.
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t specifically looking at PythonCard
- it has a good installer mechanism for Windows, the Mac side can be
done but isn't so well packaged yet.
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Hershel Fisch wrote:
On 8/11/05 6:12 PM, "Alex Tweedly" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hershel Fisch wrote:
That's exactly my question, why at the letter "a" you combine it with the
first tab and an the last "c" is not combined with the previou
mber of items in tv
End ,
I count it to be 7.
put "a" & tab & tab & tab & tab & "b" & tab & tab & "c" into tV
222 333 444 5666 777
(Hope this comes through as fixed-width font :-)
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and the client / GUI in Rev. But I think some people who could readily
learn enough Transcript to write a plug-in will find it harder or
impossible to use Python - so that might cut down on your plug-in
developer base.
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ompound the error by cluttering the list
with this apology.
Alex Tweedly wrote:
Mark Schonewille wrote:
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(and the dates can be fixed up soon) then my chances go up to 50%. And
if there are direct flights from Edinburgh (or maybe Glasgow) then it
goes up to 60% :-)
I'm sorry I can't commit better than that - but I'd rather be accurate
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on WinXP).
I wouldn't be surprised if the great majority of the people on the list
were amateurs like us - just most of them are quiet most of the time
(and then there are a few of us who are quite vocal).
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ing me into thinking it stopped the
RevOnline check as well.
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check for updates" or "Check updates once per session".
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put "start" && quote & "c:/program files/appz_folder/mainframe.exe" &
quote into temp
go shell (temp)
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going on to the next.
Don't be impatient!"
pass mouseUp
end if
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-- handler for radio buttons
on mouseUp
-- if this is an answer (or if correct ??)
put false into gWaitingForRadioButtonChoice
etc.
end mouseUp
(where gWaitingForRadioButtonChoice is, obviously, a global)
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I'd just do the first of these - but the second one was an
interesting exercise .
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rks, not the other).
If that isn't clear - or doesn't help - give us a network picture (Win
machine addresses, etc.)
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tion up to this
clicked item), darn it !! About once a day I curse this mis-feature
of Rev's IDE on Windows.
(Not that I have a solution - but it still gets a curse :-)
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r Mac nor Win UIs support it
well, there are few apps nowadays that take proper advantage of a third
button, so it's not as big an advantage now as it used to be. (And I
wouldn't give up my scroll wheel for it :-)
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didn't say Java invented those features, he said that
Java gets credit "for bringing them to the mainstream". I think it's
quite reasonable to say that Smalltalk and Hypercard were outside the
mainstream.
And if it was about when the features were invented, LISP predates
either
were:
* A week of hard work can sometimes save you an hour of thought.
* The deadline isn't when you're supposed to finish; the deadline is
when it starts to be late.
* Never debug standing up.
* Tools are amplifiers: they allow good programmers to be better,
and bad o
hat info is
actually already gathered in the log file, but I'm looking for a
graphical way to show it.
And this is actually being much more interesting than I had expected -
so there may well be a Version 2 that eliminates some of the cruft that
has sprung up in the various Ver 1.x&
mykeys by cr and comma
put the keys of mykeys into xKeys
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n should switch to saying "Show uncompleted". You should be
able to switch between them at any time. (This doesn't count as an
action for Undo/Redo - you should stay in the same mode while Undoing or
Redoing).
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great (when I wrote it I didn't
intend to give it to anyone else, so it's certainly not carefully
written as I would do for a tutorial, or a product), but it's not
terrible either. Dive in
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get confused by CRs and TABs (which are word boundary
characters) and double-quoted strings (which are a single word, even if
they contain spaces) ?
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go there.
That is now a common pair 7,2 and 8,2 have either 6 or 8. So eliminate
the 8 from 6,2 leaving only 5 to go there, and you make a substantial
step forward. Although you're not yet done, it's straight forward from
then on.
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Alex Tweedly wrote:
It occurred to me it would be way cool if I could take a puzzle from
a magazine, enter the givens in your assistant and save it. I know
you have a mechanism for loading a text file with a known format
that would also accomplish that but unless you have plans to
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