Hi,
Usually there is a 'Print Preview' in 'Print' window.
But with 4D 64-bit, as I see you cannot have this option unless you use the
command:
SET PRINT PREVIEW(True)
Do I missed something?
or
Is there any way to use the old fashion with 4D 64-bit, to lets the user choose
if he wants to use 'Pri
> Le 27 déc. 2015 à 20:23, Kirk Brooks a écrit :
>
> David,
> Another great post - thank you. This is the sort of stuff that is
> interesting reading right now and really useful to have archived and come
> back to.
I push up this thread with:
http://blog.octo.com/en/d3-js-transitions-killed-m
On 14 Jan 2017, at 01:57, David Adams wrote:
> 4D introduced binary searches on arrays back in V14 R4…..What I can't find is
> a companion function for calculating the insert
> position of a new element
Interesting point.
Maybe the thinking was that the ratio of lookup actions to populating
Bertrand,
Since you brought it up
That was a pretty interesting piece, but they very unfortunately went to a
great deal of work and missed out on a lot of existing information. Here's
a better post on the same subject:
http://www.visualcinnamon.com/2015/11/learnings-from-a-d3-js-addict-on-st
On Sun, Jan 15, 2017 at 05:05 Peter Jakobsson wrote:
Hey Peter, hopefully you've seen my other post. I obviously hadn't read the
docs because Find in sorted array does everything that I could hope for,
and does it quite nicely. It's set up for find and insert operations and
works great. A very ni
Hi David,
Great to see this post about D3.js _ I am a fan of D3.js :-)
I have been using D3 based JS lib called plotly https://plot.ly/javascript/ to
visualise JSON data from 4D/MongoDB/CSVs/JSON in few projects now. Here are
a few prototypes I produced in node.js: http://plotly.tenthmatrix.co.uk
> Le 14 janv. 2017 à 07:53, David Adams a écrit :
>
> [...] "Why reinvent the wheel when you can reinvent the whole car..." ;-)
You have to know that, at the very beginning, that car had no wheel :-)
(translated from french)
"Binary search in array is great. But something's missing IMHO.
Balindar,
Your stuff looks sharp! I'm excited to hear that you'll be releasing some
of your examples.
I'm embarassed to say that I didn't know that Plot.ly uses D3 as it's SVG
generating engine. I've had another look at the Plot.ly Web site, and it
looks like a pretty awesome and well thought out
that is absolutely right.
the syntax and behaviour of "Find in sorted array" was modified during the beta
phase of 14R4,
"Following a feedback received from the customer who was the source of the
feature request"
Implementation changes in feature "Find in array by dichotomy" (2014)
http://forum
Thanks David,
Yeah sure It should be possible for me to do *Plot.ly and 4D* presentation
with working demo.
Cheers
On 14 January 2017 at 23:15, David Adams wrote:
> Balindar,
>
> Your stuff looks sharp! I'm excited to hear that you'll be releasing some
> of your examples.
>
> I'm embarassed to
For anyone using a version of 4D prior to V14 R4, you may actually find the
Dave Terry code that I tweaked and posted of use. It's 25 years old and
still works. The issue is, how do you distinguish between a result that
says "this is where the element you're looking for *is*" and one that says
"thi
As I said to Cannon about doing something on objects, I'll say to you about
Plot.ly:
Do it! Do it! Do it!
Maybe you and Stephen Orth could do a Plot.ly versus HighCharts
panel/smackdown. He did get Best in Show for his HighCharts presentation.
**
Hey, and how about that...another use for binary search. I'm stuck in a
Wikipedia rabbit hole about distributed hashing, and just ran into an in
interesting use of a binary search. Imagine that you're trying to
distribute storage or work amongst a bunch of things. For simplicity,
imagine that you w
When a new button is created, 3-events are automatically check-marked. These
events are:
On clicked
On plug-in area
On data change
What's odd, is that two of the events appear disabled, and the check-mark
cannot be removed. Those 2-events are:
On plug-in area
On data change
If you call OBJECT
On Jan 14, 2017, at 2:00 PM, Max Morrison wrote:
> v15R5 standalone and server/client, upgraded from v12, interpreted atm.
>
> First, I’d like to verify a possible change in behavior going from v12 to
> v15… It use to be the case that Tab Controls would maintain the currently
> displayed page a
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