The code that was failing on the 687.6 MB file with an out of memory error
follows. In order to use the Generate digest command on a file, you have to
convert the file to a BLOB first. If I would have written it, I would have
just read in the file directly and computing the checksum as it
They don't seem very keen on customer service.
On Wed, Oct 19, 2016 at 6:18 PM, Chuck Miller <
cjmil...@informed-solutions.com> wrote:
> Same as ALP now e-node.net.
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> Regards
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> Chuck
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Same as ALP now e-node.net.
Regards
Chuck
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Hi guys,
Can any SR users give me some insight into how to get support? I've got a
project that uses SR and would like to get help.
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having said that, the settings doesn't seem to take effect in 4D...
> 2016/10/20 9:16、Keisuke Miyako のメール:
> find the radio button on the bottom half of the screen "All controls"
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Steve:
I wrote code to generate Excel-compatible documents using XML. The code
works fine but the files that it creates get pretty large. I was able to
insert formulas on the fly but couldn't create workbooks.
A couple of years ago, I looked around for a way to create more robust
documents and
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11916847/focus-ring-on-nspopupbutton-doesnt-appear-on-pressing-tab
be default, pop-up menus are not navigable by the tab key on Mac OS.
you can change the behaviour by
System Preferences > Keyboard > Shortcut
find the radio button on the bottom half of the
Hi Andrea,
Thank you for your reply.
You describe what I've been doing as my "rolled my own" solution. I was
wondering if someone else had come to a simpler or more elegant solution.
-Steve
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From: 4D_Tech [mailto:4d_tech-boun...@lists.4d.com] On Behalf Of Andrea
Hi All,
I am sure out has been asked before but what are people running for anti virus
on VM servers running 4D server
Thanks and regards
Chuck
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I am not yet on v15, still on v13
from my memory - on a Mac - popups have not been tubbable.
for the combo box - here is what I use for them (it is simple)
Whether this can resolve your problem with them I do not know, but it
might be worth a try.
On Data Change is the only event turned on for
From time to time, I generate a PDF of a method and would like to have the
line numbers render in the document.
Is there a way to do that from within 4D?
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Kirk Brooks wrote:
>That being said I think the best solution for me right now is the error 39
>trap Jeremy and David and some others have suggested.
Just FYI, the Save Set command saves the specified set to a document unless the
set does not exist, in which case no document is created, no
The docs say that Generate Digest accepts either a BLOB or a TEXT variable:
http://livedoc.4d.com/4Dv15-R5/help/Command/en/page1147.html
The docs also say that both Blobs and Text variables are limited to 2 GB - here
are the relevant excerpts:
BLOB
Depends on which version of 4D you’re talking about. There are now 64 bit
versions for Mac and Win.
Charlie
> On Oct 19, 2016, at 10:18 AM, Jeffrey Kain wrote:
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> 4D is a 32-bit application, so it's probably somewhere shy of 2GB since you
> need to load the document
There is no Transformation tag for this, Replace string command is your only
option!. Technically, you do not have to “replace” the line breaks, HTML
ignores them, just add the tags is all that’s required. Keeping the line
breaks is beneficial if you ever won’t to inspect the finished HTML in
4D is a 32-bit application, so it's probably somewhere shy of 2GB since you
need to load the document into a blob in memory. How big are your files?
> On Oct 19, 2016, at 10:08 AM, David Belote wrote:
>
> What is the maximum file size that the “Generate digest”
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