Thanks Miyako. That’s useful.
I basically was wanting to know if inline SQL used the “twinned” pre-emptive
thread or not.
Peter
> On 19 Jan 2018, at 04:10, Keisuke Miyako via 4D_Tech <4d_tech@lists.4d.com>
> wrote:
>
> are you familiar with the request log file?
>
> you will see a P (for pre
I’ve been working on a feature that I include in my 4D applications that allows
the user to easily send me an email with a bug report.
The way it works is there is a toolbar button called “Bug Report” that the user
clicks. It grabs some pertinent environment information about what the are
doing
Hello,
focusing on commands or syntax may lead you in the wrong direction, as there
are so many possibilities in SQL and QUERY.
are you familiar with the request log file?
you will see a P (for preemptive) or C (for cooperative) indicated for each
network request.
**
Hi
I’ve been raking through the online documentation trying to find where the
querying modes pre-emptive / co-operative are documented but have been
unsuccessful.
What I’m specifically looking for is more background on what conditions SQL
queries use the twinned pre-emptive process for example
Hey Julio,
Thanks for the example. I did pretty much the same thing by creating a
component method to get the method names and comments of methods. I was
hoping for a way to get the names of all available methods in other
components - not just the ones I write.
On Thu, Jan 18, 2018 at 1:34 PM, Jul
On Thu, Jan 18, 2018 at 12:39 PM, Pat Bensky via 4D_Tech <
4d_tech@lists.4d.com> wrote:
>
> If the two folders (Brownies and Brownies-CB) contain the exact same
> contents, why would one work and the other, not?
>
> Note - there is one hidden file in the package and I checked to make sure
> that i
Try this:
- Add a new method to host, call it “ProxyMethodGetNames" and make it ‘shared
between host and components’, with the following code:
> C_Pointer($1;$arrNames)
>
> $arrNames:=$1
> METHOD GET NAMES($arrNames->)
- on your component, replace METHOD GET NAMES call by:
> ARRAY TE
Don’t think so. In any event it would only return available methods (those
shared between component and host) so you would not get all any way
Regards
Chuck
On Thu, Jan 18, 2018 at 3:22 PM, Kirk Brooks via 4D_Tech <
4d_tech@lists.4d.com> wrote:
> Doesn't look like it but maybe there is something
Doesn't look like it but maybe there is something I'm not thinking of.
Thanks!
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Kirk Brooks
San Francisco, CA
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although it's true that DOCX files are created using the zip algorithm,
you can't just zip a folder and change it's fie extension; that's not how it
works.
to prove that point, you could change the extension of a valid DOCX to ZIP,
zip it back, and change it's extension back to DOCX. it's now a b
Hi Jody,
I have it for Windows…
Ed Glassgow
glass...@pcisys.net
On 1/18/18, 10:12 AM, "4D_Tech on behalf of Jody Bevan via 4D_Tech"
<4d_tech-boun...@lists.4d.com on behalf of 4d_tech@lists.4d.com> wrote:
I asked this a few months ago. I have finally got from the client the
correct versio
I asked this a few months ago. I have finally got from the client the correct
version of their structure.
It is written in 6.8.6 of 4D (USA).
It has some components that I need to get out to convert to much later version
so I can use on my big screens and later version of 4D.
I am not concerned
Pat,
something simpler?
create an .RTF file - (re)name it .docx word is happy to open it
Mac OS x 10.9 and office 2011
Chip
On Thu, 18 Jan 2018 11:39:14 +, Pat Bensky via 4D_Tech wrote:
> I think I am slowly losing my sanity.
> Trying to create DOCX files from 4D.
> My code creates the requi
I think I am slowly losing my sanity.
Trying to create DOCX files from 4D.
My code creates the requisite XML files, then zips them up and produces a
.docx document. My test document is very simple: it contains one word,
"Brownies".
If I unzip that .docx I can see all the files and they all appear t
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