I've been awaiting an M for OS X also. Having been talking to a couple of the
IS folks, it sounds like Cache for OS X really will happen soon. I'm also
looking to try M and CPRS via Virtual PC on my G4 laptop. (I've caught hell at
previous meetings for lugging three laptops around.)
Sounds
I wouldn't want to code with XCode on MAC for the same concerns with
Delphi for Windows - you're locking yourself down.
I've recently been using #develop and other C# IDEs on OSX with Mono
(.NET) and it looks like a very promising cross-platform system. I
haven't tried a Forms app in OSX but they
I haven't looked very hard at the page below, but its title suggests
that you CAN install MUMPS on Mac OS X.
http://www.cs.uni.edu/~okane/source/INSTALL_OS_X
This seems to be a frequently update archive--I successfully
downloaded this file dated Nov 26:
http://www.cs.uni.edu/
We are looking for another programmer. We are using a modified Vista system.
If you or someone else are interested please contact Denise Christensen. She
will not be in till next week.
Denise Christensen
Western State Hospital
Tacoma, WA 98498
(253)761-3380
Email:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
-Original M
Reminder ... the VistA Community conference call resumes:
Friday at Noon EDT
Anyone interested in VistA is invited.
Date: 12/03/2004
Time: Noon EST
Call-in number: 1-866-639-4718 (US toll free)
Access code: 9185610
Please send agenda items or ideas to Claudine Beron [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks
David --
Why not take GT.M for x86 Linux and port it to OS X? Send me e-mail
offline if you would like to talk about it.
Regards
-- Bhaskar
On Wed, 2004-12-01 at 12:17, David Sommers wrote:
> I wouldn't want to code with XCode on MAC for the same concerns with
> Delphi for Windows - you're lock
David,
"Selfish" is a bit harsh, I think, even though I'm called MUCH worse
most every day. ;-)
You could use those same OS X tools and write in Java, maybe using
it with the Fix-It tools. . .
http://www.uku.fi/tike/fixit/download/
Also, maybe check out REALbasic. In addition to applicati
In fact, I have built Java applications (using Swing) and then run them
under Windows without any problems. (Of course, I use either the
default L&F or Metal).
--- "Link, Chuck M" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> David,
>
> "Selfish" is a bit harsh, I think, even though I'm called MUCH worse
> mo
Another news story about VistA.
http://www.ihealthbeat.org/index.cfm?Action=dspItem&itemID=107717
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Just to clarify, I meant if I wanted to be selfish and wanted to write a
MAC only tool - just give me an idea and I'll jump on it. I've been
meaning to make use out of my Powerbook beyond the unix-like ability of
using Fink and replacing my standard SUSE box for most of my
productivity related tas
On this same topic...
which is correct?
Option 1: goto:(i>1) SomeLabel
or
Option 2: goto SomeLabel:(i>1)
According to what is writen below, I would think
Option 2, but I found the following line in XUP that
looks like option 1.
if ($get(DUZ)'>0)!(('$data(DUZ(0 do ASKDUZ^XUP
goto:Y'>0 XUPAbo
How about both?
I personally pefer the command:condition syntax. I think someone
(Maury?) posted a reason why it may be preferable to postconditionalize
the argument, but I don't recall what it was.
--- Kevin Toppenberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On this same topic...
>
> which is correct?
>
If you put the condition on the command, it controls the entire
command, while the argument's condition further refines it. One way I
could see doing it, would be to factor out a common AND term to the
command condition.
Greg Woodhouse wrote:
How about both?
I personally pefer the command
Thanks Greg and Greg!
Kevin
--- Greg Kreis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If you put the condition on the command, it controls
> the entire command,
> while the argument's condition further refines it.
> One way I could see
> doing it, would be to factor out a common AND term
> to the command c
Hi,
First i like to thank Nancy for the very kind
assistance u gave in your reply to my earlier mail for
helping in bridging tutorial. I will work them out,
though i find some info missing as per your document.
Still, you re too kind.
I am consulting for a hospital that will make a
decision soon.
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