in the .prg files is fairly
similar to xtalk (verb, object, parameters) and there are relatively
straightforward mappings of functions. Plus the .dbf file format is
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?
No, that's exactly my point.
trim myString
put trim(myString) into someOtherString
will modify two different strings. In the incarnation of this
operation as a function myString is not modified, and it's not
immediately apparent why not, since the command version does modify
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executes the sql, no SELECT statements allowed.
Dang. You're correct - serves me right for typing without testing
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better that way. At any rate it may
give you some ideas of how you want to implement things.
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rules change you just have to change them in one place in the model
and it takes care of dispatching the messages at the right times to
the right objects.
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. I'll probably end up shifting votes around
just to get this one more visibility.
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. And Xtalk has it's object oriented
tricks that defy C++ logic :)
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revdb_moveFirst() in the first handler, as a trial fix
although I expect that the cursor would automatically be pointing to
the first record.
I'd expect that, too.
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It sounds a lot like debug mode got turned off. If it happens again,
check the Script Debug Mode menu item in the Development menu and see
if it is still checked.
...or turn *off* Script Debug Mode and see if that recreates the
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Thursday, December 15, 2005, 4:18:02 AM, you wrote:
There is some kind of intermittent bug that causes a random triangle to
appear every once in a while -- not sure where this comes from.
Bermuda?
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Indeed yes. I want a full stack trace available. You can modify the
Variable Watcher to do this yourself, of course, but you'd have to do
this with each new release of the IDE.
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, dear. I'm sure it'll work out
somehow.
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Saturday, December 17, 2005, 11:47:26 AM, you wrote:
Mark Wieder wrote:
I just tried this on 2.5, and when it hits a breakpoint, the bottom
section of the script window shows the Step Into, Step Over, ,
Abort and so the Go to box and button are no longer accessible
all the line numbers (I might
be six deep in the execution path, or more) which seems against the
spirit of an online debugger.
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with the following html contents:
!-- TOOLBAR_EXEMPT --
html
headtitleschemas.microsoft.com/title/head
body
bschemas.microsoft.com/b
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Monday, December 19, 2005, 11:18:27 PM, you wrote:
would have had to have looked it up
Sheesh! And folks still want computer languages that act like English?
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suit my needs.
The windows-all-over-the-screen thing gets to be a pain.
And of course in *my* debugging window I also want to have the option
of getting down and dirty and seeing the assembly code that's being
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Tuesday, December 20, 2005, 9:51:10 AM, you wrote:
In my case, it still beats Martian. ;-)
Of course. But then Martian's a dead language, like COBOL.
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Wednesday, December 21, 2005, 5:52:40 PM, you wrote:
- make it an expression watcher - i.e. allow the user to specify an
expression to evaluate display
Click in the gray column to the left of the variable name...
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If you really really need to target the Mac OS you will need an OSX
machine in any event in order to make sure that things don't go wonky
when you're running in Classic mode. It's been quite a while since
I've had any reason to target OS9 for a build.
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a worthwhile goal, but it's not in the perpetual motion physical
impossibility category.
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the printer is idle.
All in all, it's nothing I would want to try coding if I had an OS to
take care of things for me.
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condition i.e., 4.
The current Var Watcher implements setting conditional breakpoints
after a fashion, but only while there's a debugger session already in
progress, and there's no Watch List functionality.
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Thursday, December 22, 2005, 1:50:56 AM, you wrote:
I've been unable to discover a method for doing:
empty[foo] of field Example
If you're trying to delete or clear out a Custom Propertyset, there's
an example in the docs under:
How do I delete a custom property set?
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Thursday, December 22, 2005, 2:29:33 AM, you wrote:
That brings up a dialog which allows me to specify a Stop condition.
Useful, but quite different from what I want.
Agreed, but probably as good as it gets for now.
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context saved there as well.
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Thursday, December 22, 2005, 10:11:26 AM, you wrote:
Y'alls thoughts?
Kind of like Chandler?
http://wiki.osafoundation.org/bin/view/Projects/ChandlerHome
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they are. Globals are a bit weird in that respect, in that even
if you don't declare them they're still out there waiting to bite you.
I try to declare my local vars in as narrow a scope as I can get away
with, and then pass them as parameters when I need them elsewhere.
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features in some stack?
Is this a reference to Writeboard?
http://writeboard.com
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Scott-
Friday, December 23, 2005, 2:00:49 AM, you wrote:
Thank you for the suggestion but as it turns out, I'm not trying to
delete a customPropertySet. What I was interested in doing was to
access information stored as custom properties in the unnamed
default empty customPropertySet
global doesn't.
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Friday, December 23, 2005, 4:05:17 PM, you wrote:
global gVar; delete global gVar
Weird, huh ? But it works.
Thanks. That makes some sort of sense. But Very Very Weird.
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in the name of one and have accidentally ended up with two
globals. Just displaying the currently-in-use globals wouldn't reveal
this, but displaying the whole list would. If you have to use globals
I like the idea of being able to toggle the list.
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really see this as two separate requests.
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Has anyone done any rev work with 1-wire devices? I'm about to start
work on a library and would love not to have to reinvent things.
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problem for me.
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As Ken said:
The only thing to keep in mind is that you need to set up your
account at Bugzilla (using a web browser) before you can use
RevZilla.
That goes for voting, too, obviously.
http://support.runrev.com/bugdatabase/query.cgi?product=RevolutionGoAheadAndLogIn=1
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Rob-
Tuesday, December 27, 2005, 9:20:33 AM, you wrote:
Ideas or suggestions, anyone?
Are any of the substacks password-protected? Have you tried
deselecting the automatic search for libraries?
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Wednesday, December 28, 2005, 5:23:09 AM, you wrote:
http://www.99-bottles-of-beer.net/language-runtime-revolution-499.html
You gotta love a language that allows you to execute
send DrinkThem to me in singAlong seconds
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around it.
Are the serialControlString parameters correct?
Why are you waiting 250 milliseconds?
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University Press 1961, now sadly
out of print). I must look out my copy...
Out of print? Bummer. I remember it fondly.
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Maybe I should write a stack that harbors the data files, and unpacks them
to the user's disk when run. Then I'd be uploading *.rev files only.
You might try putting the data files into custom properties, then
unpacking them on stack initialization.
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of having web pages that launch executable programs. Does the
mime type possibly launch DreamCard in secureMode? That would offer at
least some protection.
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think the easiest way out of
this for now would be to enable security when the app is coming
directly from the web and not mess with it otherwise. This does,
however, have the sticky side effect of leaving secureMode on until
the next launch of the engine.
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to the mainstack
2. make the substack a separate file
any other ideas?
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the script of the button into the back.
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to do
some evangelizing anyway.
The event list:
http://www.ilenesmachine.com/partylist.shtml
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Wednesday, January 4, 2006, 9:07:43 AM, you wrote:
What I am thinking would be a good demonstration of how MVC can add
to the collaboration possibilities inherent with Revolution is to
release this for a tree widget.
I'm looking forward to this...
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dealing with overloading functions then your approach
of value() or send would work, and that's what I was doing before life
got complicated.
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peered, so they have access to each others' handlers. I
take it that real backscripts stay behind library stacks in the
message hierarchy?
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Try:
start using stack substack 1 of stack A
That puts it in the back.
My bad. It does work after all. I think I still had the message
hierarchy messed up in memory and quitting and relaunching rev seems
to have gotten things working. Thanks.
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, but that one also sounds good. I notice there's a Small
Business BOF at 6 before the dinner as well.
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point for bug votes. You'd be better off using a
different tool to work with Oracle databases (there are several good
java frontends available), rather than beating your head against the
wall trying to do any database work in rev.
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stunning graphic buttons that I can't wait to start
using to spiff up my stacks, and I did the dry presentation on
decoupling objects.
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and changed my nomenclature to fit with the traditional MVC
pattern. Now available on revOnline in userspace mwieder.
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. That should
cut your minute down to a couple of seconds.
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maximum speed, like defining modems
as 56k. You'll never acheive that in practice. Even so, I'm surprised
at the slowness of the mac's port - I would have expected twice that
speed. I don't have any USB 1.x ports over here to run a comparable
test on.
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I know this might be a sore subject as it's been discussed before
from what I could dredge up painstakingly foraging through the email
archives...
I have now closed and deleted the runrev forum at frappr due to lack
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:\\Program Files\\RealVNC\\WinVNC\\winvnc.exe,0
get setRegistry(HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\vnc\shell\open\command\, \
C:\Program Files\RealVNC\WinVNC\winvnc.exe -connect %1)
BTW: I find tightvnc to be superior to realvnc in both speed and
flexibility of options...
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, shouldn't you be using
queryRegistry() instead?
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and still flagged as NEW,
currently has 29 votes. Sheesh! You'd think that a bug this annoying
and destructive would maybe get some attention from the team, no?
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http://www.free-codecs.com/download/x264_Video_Codec.htm
...or encode the video using one of the supported codecs...
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day. If you create and distribute an
app then every time that app gets used it counts against your id.
Worse yet, once you hit the limit any further use by *any* user will
be firewalled. And your app gets the blame.
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a separate substack of it.
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a card id then that should override the default
of current card. I'd suggest writing it up as an enhancement request
at the least.
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resource editors work. Are
you saying that an executable can modify *itself*, though? That would
involve fiddling with runtime permissions at a very deep level, and
I'm not at all convinced you could get away with it.
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, bad implementation.
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this could be your antivirus software, either on the
computer running the stack or on the server, that's slowing things
down. You might try disabling it for the 10-minute test, or placing
the file directory on the excluded list to see if that helps.
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they use significant
resources in indexing.
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Can you just work with the DTD? And then query the xml document for
data elements you're interested in?
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. The only thing you can't do with it is update a document.
To my mind, a 100MB xml document is poorly designed. It should be
segmented into a hierarchy of smaller documents or exported to a
database. But nobody asked me.
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Thursday, February 9, 2006, 11:26:37 PM, you wrote:
revXMLMatchingNode(treeID,startNode,childName,
attributeName,attributeValue,depth)
But how do I get the next one?
Try setting your startNode to the one you just got.
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to be the way
xml updates are heading. But it seems to me that XUpdate (and XQuery,
for that matter) was developed to do the sort of things people are
doing with AJAX these days.
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Saturday, February 11, 2006, 10:32:32 AM, you wrote:
on hellotest theNumber
if isnumber(theNumber) is false then
return error
end if
...
end hellotest
What's not working? That works for me.
hellotest NotaNumber
put the result
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Yowza! Nice functions - thanks.
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at the scripting
conference stacks, especially the one on menus, for examples of what
you're trying to do.
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pages that replace the ones that were previously there. Normally the
new content is constructed and the switch-over isn't done until it's
ready to go.
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anything useful.
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for it since I append a .rev to the stack name.
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of us, though, who find this behavior very annoying,
as when the Property Inspector changes its size...
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Tuesday, February 14, 2006, 2:15:11 PM, you wrote:
I feel a Mr Burns impression coming on now..
Exccellent!
Uh oh. Sounds like you just had one of those runrev Aha! moments...
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I see there's a new experimental version of Sheepshaver for Intel Macs
running OSX 10.4.4. Has anyone tried this out?
http://www.gibix.net/dokuwiki/en:projects:sheepshaver
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be pretty
disappointed with this release. I, too, am reverting to 2.6.1 where I
can get some work done until a properly functioning release sees the
light of day.
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And I have no idea why.
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and then
it went away the next day... thought it was just me...
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. In addition to
setting the visible, how about setting the loc to the screenloc just
to make sure you're not displaying it offscreen somewhere. Or how
about having it throw an answer dialog showing its location?
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Charles-
Thursday, February 16, 2006, 3:59:50 PM, you wrote:
hard-coded path to Adobe
Reader
You're kidding!
It'll be fixed in some point-release down the line. But apparently I'm
the only person around here with Acrobat installed.
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