Last time I looked there was a whole load of stuff at the end of the
MySQL (4.01 I think) manual about GIS functions.
Mark
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Thank you Daave and Allen
This is just great
I know I'm pusing my luck here, but is there a way to indicate a
download percentage bar ?
Sytze
On 4/27/07, Dave Crozier [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sytze,
I forgot to answer your full post, to choose between files you need to
scrape the webpage
Hi Chris
Care to share the report ?
Sytze
On 4/28/07, Chris Davis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes Sytze I have now achieved this using report listeners although its not
straight forward. Well it's not if it's the first time you have used report
listeners like me. If you want more details let
Hhmm, If you can find the size from the site and find what's saved maybe.
One thought on that if you use my version file idea is to put the size in
there as well. Problem is I don’t think you can do it without an ocx timer
as the vfp ones wont fire while the download is in progress.
Allen
Sytze,
Rick Strahl's wwIPStuff library has support for downloads with
progressbars.
Malcolm
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Sytze
I use bbDownLoadURL from
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You do not need to register it with windows, it comes at a very good
price!
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Sytze de Boer wrote:
Thank you Daave and Allen
This is just
Rumor has it that the Queen of England will be in attendance for the race
this year on her visit. Will the government try to avoid embarrassment in
07 by administrating the gate? Will the likes of right Wing Mike be left
out in the cold?
Only time will tell.
Stephen Russell
DBA / .Net
I forgot to mention Foxite.com, but they take the news feed from
FoxCentral.net.
I've placed a news piece on the UT, and I've emailed Barbara on VFUG.
We'll see if I can get on their site somehow.
-Kevin
CULLY Technologies, LLC
Sponsor of FoxForward 2007
foxforward.net
MB Software Solutions
Stephen Russell wrote:
Rumor has it that the Queen of England will be in attendance for the
race this year on her visit. Will the government try to avoid
embarrassment in 07 by administrating the gate? Will the likes of
right Wing Mike be left out in the cold?
Only time will tell.
Howdy all,
I'm wondering how people would purpose to get - read, process -
files that are written* to a directory over a set period in VFP 9 SP1.
I would have thought that ADIR() would be sufficient but perhaps
someone else has a better idea.
My biggest concerns are to make sure that I'm not
On Sunday 29 April 2007 10:10 am, Stephen the Cook wrote:
Stephen Russell wrote:
Rumor has it that the Queen of England will be in attendance for the
race this year on her visit. Will the government try to avoid
embarrassment in 07 by administrating the gate? Will the likes of
right
On Apr 29, 2007, at 11:13 AM, Garry Bettle wrote:
My biggest concerns are to make sure that I'm not trying to
read\process a file that is being written to. ADIR() seems to return
the files in date order, so I thought I could always process the
number of files returned - 1. My process will
Ed's solution is probably the one I would go with, but you might also
write out a closed file per log file.
If the log file is abc123.log, then perhaps you could write out a
abc123.closed.txt file when the log file is closed?
-Kevin
CULLY Technologies, LLC
Sponsor of FoxForward 2007
On 4/29/07, Stephen Russell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Rumor has it that the Queen of England will be in attendance for the race
...
Only time will tell.
Nah, it'll never work.
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On 4/29/07, Garry Bettle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm wondering how people would purpose to get - read, process -
files that are written* to a directory over a set period in VFP 9 SP1.
It's an age-old problem, solved a number of different ways.
* - The files are written by a Python program.
Yeap:
http://dev.mysql.com/tech-resources/articles/4.1/gis-with-mysql.html
Regards,
LelandJ
Mark Stanton wrote:
Last time I looked there was a whole load of stuff at the end of the
MySQL (4.01 I think) manual about GIS functions.
Mark
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Having been programming in Foxpro long before there was an integer
type I still tend to think of fields that need numbers in terms of
the plain old original numeric field, rather than using the integer
type. Thus to some extent I'm unfairly not thinking in apples to
apples comparison (ie MySQL
I'm worried that someone is going to saddle her.
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wrote:
Stephen Russell wrote:
Rumor has it that the Queen of England will be in
attendance for the
race this year on her visit. Will the government
try to avoid
embarrassment in 07 by
Greetings!
I thought I would share a higher level of backup strategy with my Fellow
FoxHeads. I it's one that has taken a Belt Suspenders approach in File
Backup to a new level, where one can add Nail Gun to the Belt
Suspenders. Here is the layout I am going to implement on a business
system
mrgmhale wrote:
Greetings!
snipped I see your back to full health, judging by the length of your
post, Gil! g
--
Michael J. Babcock, MCP
MB Software Solutions, LLC
http://mbsoftwaresolutions.com
http://fabmate.com
Work smarter, not harder, with MBSS custom software solutions!
Not quite full health. I have to be careful with any lifting, crawling
around under desks, pulling cable, stretching, etc. It does not take much
to get the numbness going again, and the left hand (index and large finger,
thumb) are persistently in a state where the sensation of touch is
We had a program with a remote and host software. The remote would copy
files to the host and after the copy it would rename them with a prefix. Ex.
AR*,*
The host would process all the AR*.* file as soon as they show up. The
propagation time for a copy was unknown , but no problem with a
Below is a link to a news story (eg via video) about a man attacked by a
pit bull dog, Sometime there is not enough time to wait for the police
to arrive. A man with a beretta came to the rescue in this incident.
http://www.fox23.com/mediacenter/local.aspx?videoId=19858
Regards,
LelandJ
This is true in all instances I believe.
People depend on the police to protect them, but they do not seem to
realize that the police are only called AFTER something has happened.
You have to protect yourself, period.
Leland F. Jackson, CPA wrote:
Below is a link to a news story (eg via
Anybody who watched the Katrina TV Coverage knows that
Government can't protect you.
I met a man who was sitting in his back yard when two
rotweilers came up and attacked him. He was lucky
that an off-duty cop was there to shoot the dogs or
else he could have been killed.
--- Virgil
In your messageboxes, what do you display for the header--the app name,
a one-word description (like Problem, Alert, or Error), or something a
bit more descriptive?
--
Michael J. Babcock, MCP
MB Software Solutions, LLC
http://mbsoftwaresolutions.com
http://fabmate.com
Work smarter, not harder,
I hear you, but there are millions out there who do not understand this
simple concept.
Michael Madigan wrote:
Anybody who watched the Katrina TV Coverage knows that
Government can't protect you.
I met a man who was sitting in his back yard when two
rotweilers came up and attacked him. He
MB Software Solutions wrote:
In your messageboxes, what do you display for the header--the app name,
a one-word description (like Problem, Alert, or Error), or something a
bit more descriptive?
Oh shit, something bad happened!
Whil
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In your messageboxes, what do you display for the header--the app name,
a one-word description (like Problem, Alert, or Error), or something a
bit more descriptive?
Usually a short version of the main text. Say, if a file is not found,
the main message would include the full error with file
On Sunday 29 April 2007 11:42 pm, Michael Madigan wrote:
Hi Michael!
The only time I ever have drawn my gun so far was against a pit bull. The dog
took a look at the gun and walked away from me. Smart dog.
Interesting side note: The gun I had that day is called a Bulldog Pug.
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