has anyone done ANSI telnet workalike in MC, im having an issue with the socket
streams?
r d hammond
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I have encountered a problem with the MC environment. I wrote a script to repeat
forever and scan a socket for new input. it seems to HANG inside the script. it
hung far longer that the socketTimeoutInterval (now thats some CONFUSING
capitalisation)
result had to kill the app after 3 minutes of
graphical elements) and gave it a
script. the object had clearly defined boarders. the script included a mouseDown
handler. clicking ANYWHERE on the card called that objects handler.
Is this defined as correct behavior?
thankyou
robin-david hammond
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Does MC work on Linux based PADDs (or PDAs) ? [ its been 6 years and i dont know
which apreviation/acronym to use, Paramount's or Apple's.] I havent bought a
PADD/PDA since my Apple Newton Message Pad 100. The load-it-once attitude is
clearly the right aproach for embeded/wearable/pocket compute
It looks like the close sockets function does not accept the name of the socket,
but the host:port pair. this would make opening multiple sockes to the same port
rather difficult.
can someone please confirm/deny?
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Robin-David Hammond
56 Hardwick RD
Ashland MASS, USA
"Contrary to po
It looks like the close sockets function does not accept the name of the socket,
but the host:port pair. this would make opening multiple sockes to the same port
rather difficult.
can someone please confirm/deny?
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Robin-David Hammond
56 Hardwick RD
Ashland MASS, USA
"Contrary to po
e as quickbooks, then you can bet that 98%
has grown.
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Robin-David Hammond
56 Hardwick RD
Ashland MASS, USA
"Contrary to popular belief, penguins are not the salvation of modern
technology. Neither do they throw parties for the urban proletariat."
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d on some of the issues here,
that dosnt make me right/wrong.
good luck,
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Robin-David Hammond
56 Hardwick RD
Ashland MASS, USA
"Contrary to popular belief, penguins are not the salvation of modern
technology. Neither do they throw parties for the urban proletariat."
Ar
d on some of the issues here,
that dosnt make me right/wrong.
good luck,
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Robin-David Hammond
56 Hardwick RD
Ashland MASS, USA
"Contrary to popular belief, penguins are not the salvation of modern
technology. Neither do they throw parties for the urban proletariat."
Ar
tation i'm going to be sick.
www.stunnel.org is the home of stunnel
PS if anyone wants to flame me about the nonviability of optronic processors
factoring 56 bit products-of-primes, do so PRIVATELY not on channel. thankyou
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Robin-David Hammond
KPL
25-8D Van Zant
Norwalk CONN USA
hless answer, i prefer using navigation buttons, because i
generaly develope for a touchscreen environment and menus dont work so well.
but it seems like a good solution one i would enjoy working on so long as i
dont have to touch the Windex machine..
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Robin-David Hammond
KPL
25-8D Van Zant
No
f yes, which
> one would you advise ?
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Robin-David Hammond
KPL
25-8D Van Zant
Norwalk CONN USA
Gerrold's Laws of Infernal Dynamics:
(1) An object in motion will always be headed in the wrong
direction.
(2) An object at rest will always be in the wrong place
f yes, which
> one would you advise ?
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Robin-David Hammond
KPL
25-8D Van Zant
Norwalk CONN USA
Gerrold's Laws of Infernal Dynamics:
(1) An object in motion will always be headed in the wrong
direction.
(2) An object at rest will always be in the wrong place
computing... every
company should have their own." Bu they had a point.
Regards
Gary Rathbone
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Robin-David Hammond
KPL
25-8D Van Zant
Norwalk CONN USA
Gerrold's Laws of Infernal Dynamics:
(1) An object in motion will always be headed in the wrong
for a neat external which controls MIDI via OMS,
but for the moment you can write bytes to the modem/ printerport with the
read and write commands:
open modem:
write numtochar(199) to modem: -- to write 199 to it
close modem:
> Thanks & Regards,
>
> JB
Hope this helps,
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Robin-David Hammond
KPL
25-8D Van Zant
Norwalk CONN USA
Gerrold's Laws of Infernal Dynamics:
(1) An object in motion will always be head
el: 323-225-3717 ICQ#60248349Fax: 323-225-0716
Robin-David Hammond
KPL
25-8D Van Zant
Norwalk CONN USA
Gerrold's Laws of Infernal Dynamics:
(1) An object in motion will always be head
t./~muaddib that might help you. Perl 5 is recomended.
this should help you detect the status and size of an http served document
without downloading a DVD image via a 1200 baud modem.
Bonne Chance
robin-david hammond
lead systems engineer
KPL
25-8D Van Zant
Norwalk CONN
USA
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t./~muaddib that might help you. Perl 5 is recomended.
this should help you detect the status and size of an http served document
without downloading a DVD image via a 1200 baud modem.
Bonne Chance
robin-david hammond
lead systems engineer
KPL
25-8D Van Zant
Norwalk CONN
USA
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Hmm SQL support, nice. don't use "Skull" much, but seen cool things done in it?
Do we have DBM support too?
rdh
Proposed Additions to the PDP-11 Instruction Set:
PI Punch Invalid
POPIPunch Operator Immediately
PVLCPunch Variable Length Card
RASCRead And Shred Card
RPM Rea
It has been asked how to run MC cgi on a web server. if your isp wont let you
try www.your-site.com. its run by some cool guys who know what they are doing
on genuine SUN hardware and Solaris 8.
rdh.
"What the hell are you getting so upset about? I thought you
didn't believe in God.
The problem here is not in windows or mac its in the operating system on which
windows is running, typicaly MS-DOS. The problem only occurs with some dos
FAT->ISO conversion utilities. you best bet is to simply try to find a better
file system converter. No other operating system has this proble
The problem here is not in windows or mac its in the operating system on which
windows is running, typicaly MS-DOS. The problem only occurs with some dos
FAT->ISO conversion utilities. you best bet is to simply try to find a better
file system converter. No other operating system has this proble
Recently, Claude Lemmel wrote:
> A painfull way, but i dont know an other one :
> - compact all your windows files with some zip utility into a big pc2mac.zip
> file
> - copy the pc2mac.zip zip file on a cdrom
> - copy the cdrom on the mac
> - decompress on the mac (a recent version of alladdin
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