Hi David,
I'm not sure if there will be any additional features added to the beta at
this stage (I don't know at what point they decide to cut off on features
for a beta release). However, as far as Rev behaving in this way, I believe
that dictionaries from many languages return keys in an
On 26/8/08 17:21, Jim Sims wrote:
On Aug 26, 2008, at 5:39 PM, Thomas McGrath III wrote:
On windows I had a problem getting revBrowser to draw the window or if
it did draw it would be white but links would be active as Ben states
below. However, I was using a windowShape and once I removed
2008/8/28 Bernard Devlin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Personally the returned keys being unordered has never been an issue for
me.
Can you illustrate some situations where this is a problem?
In parsing data in order to layout in Rev I often use arrays. However the
order of the original data is often
I think the way I'd approach this is to add numbers to the keys while
building the array, something like:
repeat for each parargraph P in tPage -- obviously, I don't know how
you're parsing the wiki text!
add 1 to count
put extractParagraph(P) into tArray[count comma extractHeadng(P)]
Ah - yes I can see how that makes it neater using the new arrays.
NB - repeat for each paragraph P in tPage - is that pseudocode or a new
feature?
2008/8/28 Mark Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I think the way I'd approach this is to add numbers to the keys while
building the array, something like:
On 28 Aug 2008, at 12:27, David Bovill wrote:
NB - repeat for each paragraph P in tPage - is that pseudocode or
a new
feature?
No! It's pseudocode for the fact that I have no idea how you're
iterating through your input data!
Best,
Mark
Did you write an external in C to do this?
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From: Mark Schonewille
I made a libary to solve this, but I'm not sure yet whether and how
to distribute that.
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Dear Mark,
No.
Best regards,
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Op 28-aug-2008, om 16:10 heeft Mark E. Powell
At 4:25 PM +0200 8/28/08, Mark Schonewille wrote:
Dear Mark,
No.
Best regards,
Mark
Mark just can't agree with himself.
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:-) something like that, Colin.
If anyone is interested in the library, I can send out demos. Just
write me off-list.
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On Wed, Aug 27, 2008 at 10:22 PM, Kay C Lan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Exactly, concert flutes are normally made of silver or silver alloy. A gold
flute will be either gold plated silver or a silver-gold alloy. Student
flutes are normally nickle-silver alloy or for the really cheap ones, silver
I'm guessing that The Woodpeckers is definitely out of the question :-D
Judy
On Wed, Aug 27, 2008 at 1:40 AM, Richmond Mathewson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Woodwind Wonders
Windy Wood (erm, well, perhaps not)
The Hoboys (earlier name for Oboe) (possibly vulgar in North America)
I hope your
The Goodwinds! Bad-da-bing, I'll be here all week =).
Or the Hoodwinds, if they don't mind wearing a little bling bling.
Since you are such a friendly creative bunch of people, I thought I
would ask for your help. My eldest son is about to do his first
recording with a newly formed classical
Brian Yennie wrote:
The Goodwinds! Bad-da-bing, I'll be here all week =).
Or the Hoodwinds, if they don't mind wearing a little bling bling.
Would Wins.
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Has anyone got any handlers for reading / parsing RSS / Atom feeds? Mine are
fairly random :)
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Would Winds?
Cheers,
Luis.
J. Landman Gay wrote:
Brian Yennie wrote:
The Goodwinds! Bad-da-bing, I'll be here all week =).
Or the Hoodwinds, if they don't mind wearing a little bling bling.
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I've hit a small problem parsing an atom feed. Its with tags that look like
this:
wfw:commentRssJust a comment/wfw:commentRss
Tags with names that contain colons seem to fail? Any suggestions?
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David,
You could replace them before you load the xml (maybe with an underscore) or
perhaps try Ken Ray's (excellent) 'transcript'-based XML library, which I'm
pretty sure can deal with these types of entities.
http://www.sonsothunder.com/products/xmllib/xmllib.htm
HTH,
Terry...
On 29/8/08
Thanks Terry - so it's a known issue? I think I'll ignore those tags for now
in the hope that it get fixed.
2008/8/29 Terry Judd [EMAIL PROTECTED]
David,
You could replace them before you load the xml (maybe with an underscore)
or
perhaps try Ken Ray's (excellent) 'transcript'-based XML
I wouldn't hold my breath ;)
Depending on how complex the xml is you may be better off writing your own
parser from scratch, bypassing the revXML routines altogether. While the
xmlparser is great there a lots of times when I don't use it to extract data
from xml files/data, particularly if I
While this is inconvenient behaviour, it might be argued that it is
correct, or at least standard compliant. ;-)
So before the behaviour is changed I would like this discussed. I
think the reason why you seem to lose the tag is that the namespace is
not defined.
The tag is not lost, but
Thanks for the hint about htaccess. Right now his traffic is not going
to drive me out of business, so I leave the image on for the fun of
it. If there is more to tell, I will post it on my blog http://theindustryandme.blogspot.com/
Cheers,
Malte
Just as we define local and global variables, xml what are called
'namespace' tags. Most sophisticated servers (like Goggle Reader) use
these.
I just build a small parser for a particular RSS feed where the data between
each tag is urlEncoded. Since I am only interested in the entry tag data,
I am using Rev 2.6.1 to develop some cgi stacks.. because
I want to test the environment of scripts, stack and libraries on Mac OSX
web server.
a) my current web host does not work for Rev 2.6.1, 2.7.2, 2.9
b) the lastest Eev for OSX seems to be 2.1.2
c) using 2.6.1 saves in legacy format
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