Richard Gaskin wrote:
It may be tempting to want to implement some custom behavior for,
say, the truncate function. Raney felt that all that did is risk
confusing anyone who calls that function while your handler is in
the message path, so in his view it didn't merely expode the size
Richard Gaskin wrote:
I went to the mat with him over this one years ago when I was porting an
HC project. He said, If you need a custom behavior, use a custom
name. I said, But I *need* to override the built-in function! and he
asked simply, 'Need'? Why? I couldn't think of a truly
Ben Rubinstein wrote:
Richard Gaskin wrote:
I went to the mat with him over this one years ago when I was
porting an HC project. He said, If you need a custom behavior,
use a custom name. I said, But I *need* to override the
built-in function! and he asked simply, 'Need'? Why? I
I dug out my old copy of the v.2 User Guide.
This guide has stuff in it that the v.3 guide does not. It has a short
section on Complex chunk expressions, where it states:
- chars can't contains words
- words can't contain items
- items can't contain lines
Now I know what must be small to large
DunbarX wrote:
I dug out my old copy of the v.2 User Guide.
This guide has stuff in it that the v.3 guide does not. It has a short
section on Complex chunk expressions, where it states:
- chars can't contains words
- words can't contain items
- items can't contain lines
Now I know what
Richard Gaskin wrote:
Ben Rubinstein wrote:
...
... a simple statement, legal in the syntax, which crashed Rev
with 100% reliability shouldn't be marked critical because
it could only affect the programmer, who should know better.
What statement is that, and has it been fixed?
See
planets can't contain suns
mice can't contain cats
leaves can't contain trees
etc. ad nauseam
ROFL. :-)
Bob Sneidar
IT Manager
Logos Management
Calvary Chapel CM
On Mar 13, 2009, at 10:12 AM, dunb...@aol.com wrote:
- chars can't contains words
- words can't contain items
- items can't
On Mar 13, 2009, at 10:53 AM, Bob Sneidar wrote:
planets can't contain suns
mice can't contain cats
leaves can't contain trees
etc. ad nauseam
ROFL. :-)
Ah, but mice can, and have, contained chunks of cats.
Jim Ault
Las Vegas
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Craig-
Friday, March 13, 2009, 10:12:27 AM, you wrote:
This guide has stuff in it that the v.3 guide does not. It has a short
section on Complex chunk expressions, where it states:
- words can't contain items
Don't believe everything you read, though...
set the itemdelimiter to comma
put
From the dictionary in OSX 2.9
Word Designates a space-delimited or quoted string as part of a
chunk expression.
hello,sailor,new,in,town? has no spaces and thus is only one word.
On Mar 13, 2009, at 2:08 PM, Mark Wieder wrote:
Craig-
Friday, March 13, 2009, 10:12:27 AM, you
Mark,
1 and 5, no?
Craig Newman
In a message dated 3/13/09 5:10:50 PM, mwie...@ahsoftware.net writes:
- words can't contain items
Don't believe everything you read, though...
set the itemdelimiter to comma
put the number of words in hello,sailor,new,in,town?
put the number of items
Mark,
Oh, I see. Words containing items. Literal strings without spaces of course
are one word. But still, another scriptJoke. And a good one.
Craig Newman
In a message dated 3/13/09 5:10:50 PM, mwie...@ahsoftware.net writes:
Don't believe everything you read, though...
set the
Jim-
Friday, March 13, 2009, 2:28:32 PM, you wrote:
From the dictionary in OSX 2.9
Word Designates a space-delimited or quoted string as part of a
chunk expression.
hello,sailor,new,in,town? has no spaces and thus is only one word.
Exactly. Yet it contains six items...
--
-Mark
Hi from Paris,
Take for example 5 * 5 + 1. Did we mean (5 * 5) + 1? Or did we mean 5
* (5 + 1)? Well we know by math formula rules that the multiplication
is calculated first, so 26 is the correct answer. It would have been
clearer to just use the parenthesis and avoid any confusion, and many
Translating British into English is always interesting.
PEMDAS
parentheses,exponentiation,mult/div,add/subt
Craig Newman
On Mar 13, 2009, at 7:24:35 PM, Francis Nugent Dixon
effe...@wanadoo.fr wrote:
Brackets Off/Divide/Multiply/Add/Subtract
I don't think that the rules have changed
: bad chunk order (must be small to large)
If I write: answer word 1 of item 1 of it, Rev (like HC) yields
aaa, but
that is hardly solace.
Make my day.
Craig Newman
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In a message dated 3/12/09 11:16:10 AM, m.schonewi...@economy-x-talk.com
writes:
Mark.
Sure. Just couldn't resist.
I usually debug long convoluted constructs (word item 3 of line whatever) by
adding parentheses just to see where the breakdown (usually mental) occurs.
This one seemed so
Stephen;
Right. I was cavalier in thinking I can validate Rev issues by emulating them
in HC. This is not fair to Rev.
I like parentheses.
But is this really a bug? Or just the way the parser works? I have many
constructs in HC (get word line item 3 of the...) and I hope that this probably
dunb...@aol.com wrote:
Stephen;
Right. I was cavalier in thinking I can validate Rev issues by emulating them
in HC. This is not fair to Rev.
I like parentheses.
But is this really a bug? Or just the way the parser works? I have many
constructs in HC (get word line item 3 of the...) and I
, Chunk order
must be small to large and it may have had to do with the internal
mechanics of the parser, but more likely it was to keep us from saying
things that had no meaning. I mean, how much sense would it have made
to say, 'the short name of stack toobig of card toosmall', or
'word 1
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Stephen;
Right. I was cavalier in thinking I can validate Rev issues by
emulating them
in HC. This is not fair to Rev
Jim Bufalini wrote:
...
And this is logical as, a. You can set itemDelimiter and lineDelimiter but
not the word delimiter (smallest chunk, which word boundary has undergone a
change recently in Rev 3.0), b. When parsing text, words are generally
smaller chunks than phrases, which are usually
And I never saw this problem because I intuitively use parentheses!
Stephen Barncard
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2009/3/12 Richard Gaskin ambassa...@fourthworld.com
Jim Bufalini wrote:
...
And this is logical as, a. You can set itemDelimiter and lineDelimiter
from Hawaii,
Jim Bufalini
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