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Now for homework, put in some date validation (try entering 789).
(we had some plumbing work done on our house in October of 2003, and
the plumber wrote a shorthand inscription noting that it was finished
in 103, which still boggles my mind every time I think about it...)
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The communication model is probably
rev -- (something.else.that.can.talk.to.COM.objects) -- COM
For some projects you need to decide whether it's worth continuing in
rev or whether the proper model is simply
(something.else.that.can.talk.to.COM.objects) -- COM
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Friday, July 28, 2006, 10:26:19 AM, you wrote:
Is there an advantage to declaring local variables? (other than a
reminder?)
(taken off line to avoid getting into the religious wars once again)
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Friday, July 28, 2006, 10:59:59 PM, you wrote:
The bit operators should move to 48 or 64 bits as soon as they can,
Agreed, but in the meantime have you checked out libBitwise?
http://www.shaosean.tk
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the answer, and luckily didn't get around to posting them and
making a fool of myself.
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closed from Aug 1 to Aug 8 for vacation (no email access). For any folks
gasp a vacation *without* email access?
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completely off any conceivable topic, but my brain has been
free-associating all morning
Apparently white chocolate is to real chocolate as Javascript is to
java.
...and speaking of java, I couldn't resist a link to This is Coffee!
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custom property on stackOpen and place it a field in my About
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http://easyubuntu.freecontrib.org/, which looks like it might solve
the audio problems with the current Ubuntu releases.
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considered documenting them?
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. Fortunately the only vestiges of octal left seem to be left
over in things like chmod.
Sometime late last century I vaguely noticed that there weren't any
Datsuns around.
...and there's a town in Japan that got renamed Toyota.
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Engineering thesis.
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coming up with different results, so I back-burnered it.
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it to S3 in order to get it into EC2space. This would
obviously be done outside of rev. There are also problems in that EC2
is a linux-only space and there is no current linux version of rev.
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though, that the major use of this will be to configure a cluster of
virtual machines for a given task, boot the cluster until the task is
complete, then shut it down.
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Phil, thanks...
'You da man!!!'
Ditto from here. Thanks, Phil (and Malte). Great useful stuff.
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Thursday, August 31, 2006, 10:34:02 AM, you wrote:
I need to create a dump of the whole database, including all table
descriptions and content.
mysqldump
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the burn live at 9PM PST Saturday... the theme for this year
is The Future: Hope and Fear, and that's an on-topic subject if
there ever was one...
http://www.current.tv/burningman/
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this
demoting Pluto stuff is. This is just the first step to also exclude
our Earth.
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compelling rationalization I've seen for the advantages of a
web forum. I'd still like to have the phpBB email option enabled on
the rev forum, but now I'm looking forward to joining up.
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Since I didn't make it to Burning Man this year, I thought I'd do the
next best thing and share my current favorite Wikipedia entry:
For a while, Zela, known as Zilch, was a kaza in the sandjak of Tokat.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zela
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tHtml without **
return tHtml
end striptags
Clever... but it'll fail on
if xyz 4096 then
maybe replace the two filter lines with
filter tHtml without *
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through other means, and I'm used to setting semaphores to flag
the fact that data needs to be changed. Does anyone actually use
a closeField handler? And for what?
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for this is at:
http://www.febooti.com/products/iezoom/online-help/html-color-names-x11-color-chart.html
You can access the full list from within Revolution by using the
colorNames function.
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returns AliceBlue,239,247
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Saturday, September 9, 2006, 11:19:56 AM, you wrote:
Mark Wieder wrote:
I've been working on a legacy app where closeField was used to make
sure field data got saved before exiting. This had some serious
consequences, like crashing the IDE when you switch to another app and
back
triggered in unexpected situations, so I thought
I'd pose the question to see if there's some scenario that requires
closeField as either the best way to deal with a problem; or one where
closeField is the only way to catch certain things.
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if I bring a web browser to the front and then go back to
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Actually I was kind of taken by surprise by your question - to me it was
kind of like asking does anyone use the + symbol in math equations
anymore?
You're still using the + symbol?
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into quadrants,
allowing you to classify objects as earth, air, fire, or water. Its
material manifestation is the Phillips screwdriver.
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for tools? The only alternative I've seen
to rdp is Citrix Metaframe, and while it's much better than the MS
implementation, it's certainly not free. I'd love to learn about
something else that would take its place.
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Thursday, September 14, 2006, 10:52:03 AM, you wrote:
Which multiple workgroup domains or Remote Access?
ah, sorry... the remote access part...
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It allows for a real multiuser situation, and that's necessary when
you need to have two or more users logged on to a single computer
without getting in each other's way.
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Friday, September 15, 2006, 6:45:10 AM, you wrote:
1. This email list.
rotfl
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, especially xtalk, should be readable by
itself. If your code needs comments then it isn't well written.
Josh - thanks for the well-thought-out arguments here. The fact that I
take issue with them in no way means you haven't presented them well.
...flame suit off
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Thursday, September 14, 2006, 1:07:20 PM, you wrote:
If anyone else has common timewasters and app bloating techniques,
let's hear 'em!
The overuse of custom props when persistence isn't needed.
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With OS X Applescript I can use the following to place hilited text
I haven't tried it, but maybe something like this would do the trick:
http://www.autohotkey.com/
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a smiley in there. Lighten up, folks,
it's Friday on my planet. I *do* hope people don't take this
seriously, but then ya never know...
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cross-platform, but they don't allow for remote logins
without running into the mousewar situations that accompany screen
sharing. To be fair, the single-user rdp server built into XP pro has
some limitations as well, but it's quite a different beast from the
screen-sharing apps.
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IBM moved the control key from its natural position next to the A
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can use
put Config15() into the backColor of me
and if you've mistyped something you'll get an error that the function
can't be found.
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help.
Not sure what you're referring to here. To reply to the list I just
hit my Reply button. Maybe you need a different email client app.
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workarounds to check if the field
contents have changed manually...
If that's what you're interested in then you should be checking the
selectionChanged message rather than the closeField message anyway.
It's not a workaround, that's what it's for...
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at the point where I don't really want to toss out
what I've built and start from scratch, so I end up spending time
refactoring, reengineering, and patching. And then sometimes reworking
things from scratch anyway.
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6 months from now.
Different strokes. I find it much easier to debug if I modularize my
code: break things down into (re)usable functions, get them tested and
working, then build other things from them. Probably something I
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(the user is not an admin and I need to install a package)
then there's no substitute for rdp. For the full Windows server rdp
you can have multiple simultaneous logins, each with their own memory
space.
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if they want to save it before exiting
much more readable than
if me is not empty then
ask Do you want to save this drivel?
if it is not yes then
...
...If you think comments in natural language are useless, try posting
a joke on a listserv without appending a smiley g...
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server running on the user's machine
and have them say what's this thing in my taskbar and shut it down.
It's happened. But other than that, vnc would do the single user job
just fine, and may actually have an advantage in that the user doesn't
have to log in again after I'm done.
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in fixing bugs. The comments help with this.
Yes - that's my point exactly. I can barely remember two weeks on why
I coded a section a certain way, or what repercussions my occur.
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Saturday, September 16, 2006, 2:23:53 PM, you wrote:
comments are useful for human beings, but are computers supposed to joke ?
Whether they're supposed to or not, I think my computers have picked
up my bad habits.
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. The only difference is that instead of being bothered with
emails coming in constantly they will show up a few times a day.
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to implement an undo or revert feature you need to save the
original contents anyway...
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to client apps to handle it
properly. If it didn't work this way I'd never be able to put up with
digest mode.
Check section 5.1.5 (Digest Subtype) of rfc 2046:
http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2046.txt
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this will be backported to FreeBSD and then to
Linux where it will finally enable Linux to reach the desktop. g
I believe the backporting thing has been relegated to the suundo
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from having to rethink it from the ground up.
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the save
operation got fixed up a bit lately, so maybe something along the way
also cured the infinite loop...
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features, etc. The IDE is something that third parties can work
on: making improvements and drop-in replacements for existing features
ala Galaxy, or by adding plugins. But the engine is something that
only the rev team can modify.
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My BZ #3843 also adds a refinement to and supports your #3816.
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it does not.
And yes, I did start noticing this on 2.7.3.
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, and this causes a silent
error.
This is with the latest Galaxy build in my plugins folder. I'm not
sure why this is working for me when the other day this most
definitely was not. There are certain rev anomalies that seem to crop
up only on odd-numbered days...
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Thursday, September 28, 2006, 8:54:10 AM, you wrote:
believe I could not see it. Is it too much coffee or not enough?
If ya have to ask, it's definitely not enough...
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Thursday, September 28, 2006, 9:24:29 AM, you wrote:
THis happens to us all.
I think this is the very thing that leaving 'variable checking' on
and declaring variables is supposed to catch.
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Saturday, September 30, 2006, 11:56:36 AM, you wrote:
Is this the right way to check for numerics, and if
so, what have I done wrong ?
Try
if field MyTextField is a number
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is that in the docs? I can't find it in mine...
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However, these return conflicting values if pValue is empty. So I
suppose the question to ponder is is empty a positive integer?
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releases, so I couldn't tell you if it's changed since then.
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Wednesday, October 4, 2006, 5:47:16 PM, you wrote:
I think this underscores the need for REAL type checking. I was told
that a positive integer would return true if is a date is used.
BZ #2783
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to ping using sockets...
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not a lot of fun.
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I just got pointed to Google Code Search today. Looks like a great
online tool. There's no xtalk in their otherwise great selection of
programming languages, but they're open to suggestions (there's a
feedback link)...
http://www.google.com/codesearch
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Friday, October 6, 2006, 1:26:07 AM, you wrote:
As we all know stacks in Rev are binary files with scripts as text. My
Have you grepped a stack lately? Or opened it in a text editor?
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time.
Andre - have you tried going into Open Firmware?:
Boot the computer while holding down command-option-o-f
At the prompt type
reset-nvram
reset-all
reboot
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so that they are available from any script. And
probably there are other ways to deal with this that I haven't thought
of off the top of my head...
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You can also use call-by-reference parameters.
Thanks. I knew I was missing an important one...
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Yep. Yet another way to do things...
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a way for called procedures to have access to the calling procedure's
variables and the way to do that (one way to do that, anyway) is to
pass them as parameters to the called procedure.
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to the Apple store...
Update: well, from Apple's site it appears to be true...
http://developer.apple.com/documentation/MacOSX/Conceptual/BPSystemStartup/Articles/BootProcess.html
Bummer. How are kids gonna learn anything these days without a Forth
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Apparently the pram zap on intel macs does what the open firmware
reset function does (resetting the variable to defaults). ANd rEFIt
looks like an interesting tool.
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transfers, and my isp and domain host take care of the rest.
Anybody who wants a free gmail account invitation contact me offlist.
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wouldn't expect to find any
significant differences. Rev does almost everything in memory, so the
differences you'd find would probably have to do with levels of
indirection and shouldn't make a difference unless you're nesting
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in any event.
My take on this would be to drop the ampersands as unnecessary and
replace the dot concatenator with an ampersand.
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uses a hundred or more variables. Can you give an example? There's
probably another way of thinking of this that will solve your problem
easily.
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Small Dog Electronics' latest Tech Tails newsletter has a link to an
article on applegazette on 10 Apps to Increase Productivity on Your
Mac and I thought I'd pass it on...
http://www.applegazette.com/mac/10-apps-to-increase-productivity-on-your-mac/
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