> Hello Everyone.
>
> I have some very large XML files ( 100mb or more) that I would to
> parse. And this thing has to be fast. I mean FAST. Since I have done
> almost no work with rev and XML, I am looking for advice on how to
> proceed
I've been asking the same questions of Emmanuel over at Sa
>
> On Feb 8, 2006, at 9:44 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>> You can use revcreatexmltree, and just tell it to not build the dom
>> tree/or keep the document in memory, and handle the messages.
>>
>> revCreateXMLTree(field "XML Data",true,false,true)
>
> But won't that still choke on something
On Feb 8, 2006, at 11:15 PM, Ken Ray wrote:
If I read it correctly, the answer is "no" - basically, with "true"
as the
last param, you're telling the DLL to send you a message when it's
about to
start parsing the tree, when it encounters each node (so you can
extract
attributes from the
On 2/8/06 11:26 PM, "Todd Geist" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> On Feb 8, 2006, at 9:44 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>> You can use revcreatexmltree, and just tell it to not build the dom
>> tree/or keep the document in memory, and handle the messages.
>>
>> revCreateXMLTree(field "XML Data",
On Feb 8, 2006, at 9:44 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You can use revcreatexmltree, and just tell it to not build the dom
tree/or keep the document in memory, and handle the messages.
revCreateXMLTree(field "XML Data",true,false,true)
But won't that still choke on something as big as 100MB?
Jeff
that was "somewhat" possible in MacOS 7.5-9.x but I stopped searching for it
since I switched OS...
There's lots of speech input systems out there now, one would need something
that's rev compatible...
cheers
Xavier
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAI
>can write a SAX processor, in which case you won't have the whole tree
>in memory, but your sp
You can use revcreatexmltree, and just tell it to not build the dom
tree/or keep the document in memory, and handle the messages.
revCreateXMLTree(field "XML Data",true,false,true)
Tuviah Snyder
www.md
>can write a SAX processor, in which case you won't have the whole tree
>in memory, but your sp
You can use revcreatexmltree, and just tell it to not build the dom
tree/or keep the document in memory, and handle the messages.
revCreateXMLTree(field "XML Data",true,false,true)
Tuviah Snyder
www.md
Using a function makes it easier to call from different places. isOdd
is self-documenting, where inline code might not be. If error-
detection code (checking that the value is a number, etc.) is
necessary, putting it into a function once is better than adding it
everywhere.
That said, ther
Jim,
I want to use "supported tools"...
Also if I do this in a shell, I might as well do the whole thing... If I can
avoid using shell... I will...
Thanks for the ideas
Xavier
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jim Ault
> Sent: Wed
hi
Had the same problem in the past..
Found the best solution (so far) is to use an external command launcher,
at the mo i use..
on Windows: runfile.exe
http://www.winsite.com/bin/Info?50001891
on OS X: launch
http://web.sabi.net/nriley/software/
.. and use rev's shell command to launch
Stephen:
As a complement to what Gordon said, and now that the shell has
magically begun working in my Ubuntu Linux, here is how I am managing to
read the floppy in Ubuntu. The problem in Ubuntu is that although you
can read the diskette by clicking on an icon, which automatically mounts
the
Excellent!
Mark
On 8 Feb 2006, at 22:04, Raymond Griffith wrote:
Or
function isOdd tNumber
return tNumber mod 2 = 1
end isOdd
On 2/8/06 9:37 AM, "Mark Smith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
function isOdd tNumber
if tNumber mod 2 = 0 then
return false
else
return true
e
Recently, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I'm not interested in importing data from the Excel sheet into Rev, just
> opening an existing Excel application from a command in Rev. I still can't
> seem to do this. I've put the Excel file (and also the Excel application)
> into the same folder as the R
Hi Phil,
No, I'm not interested in importing data from the Excel sheet into Rev, just
opening an existing Excel application from a command in Rev. I still can't
seem to do this. I've put the Excel file (and also the Excel application)
into the same folder as the Revolution stack and just iss
Thank you Ken,
-Garrett
On Feb 8, 2006, at 3:35 PM, Ken Ray wrote:
On 2/8/06 4:53 PM, "Garrett Hylltun" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
Greetings,
How to grab command line parameters that are sent to my rev app when
it's launched?
They come in as $1, $2, etc. $0 is the path of the application
On 2/8/06 5:32 PM, "Thomas McCarthy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Ken,
> could you have the library check for something that would only return a value
> when running from a desktop?
> how about quicktime verstion, screenrec?
Thanks, Tom... you must have missed my post - it turns out that y
On 2/8/06 4:53 PM, "Garrett Hylltun" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Greetings,
>
> How to grab command line parameters that are sent to my rev app when
> it's launched?
They come in as $1, $2, etc. $0 is the path of the application itself:
on openStack
put $0 into theAppPath
put $1 into theDo
Ken,
could you have the library check for something that would only return a value
when running from a desktop?
how about quicktime verstion, screenrec?
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On 2/8/06 4:46 PM, "Garrett Hylltun" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Greetings,
>
> Searched the docs for anything that might do this, but can't find
> anything
>
> Does anyone know how to extract a file name and extension from a full
> path, such as from "answer file" ?
Here's another one (th
Hi Garrett,
Excellent! And I actually understand that too!
Great :-)
Thank you Klaus,
You're welcome!
-Garrett
On Feb 8, 2006, at 2:50 PM, Klaus Major wrote:
Hi Garrett,
Greetings,
Searched the docs for anything that might do this, but can't find
anything
Does anyone know how to
From: "Garrett Hylltun"
Does anyone know how to extract a file name and extension from a full
path, such as from "answer file" ?
Here's what I use in WikiRev:
put it into curFileName
set the itemDelimiter to "/"
put the last item of curFileName into shortCurFileName
put item 1 to -2 of curF
M Doughnut This is good too.
Thanks J.
-Garrett
On Feb 8, 2006, at 2:53 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Garrett Hylltun wrote:
Greetings,
Searched the docs for anything that might do this, but can't find
anything
Does anyone know how to extract a file name and extension from a
Hi Garret,
function FullPathToShortFileName pPath
set the itemDel to slash
return last item of pPath
end FullPathToShortFileName
And (for instance):
put FullPathToFileName(the filename of this stack) into
tStackShortFileName
Le 8 févr. 06 à 23:46, Garrett Hylltun a écrit :
Searched the
Excellent! And I actually understand that too!
Thank you Klaus,
-Garrett
On Feb 8, 2006, at 2:50 PM, Klaus Major wrote:
Hi Garrett,
Greetings,
Searched the docs for anything that might do this, but can't find
anything
Does anyone know how to extract a file name and extension from a
Hi Thomas,
Text in a textfield that is placed on top of an image gets an ugly
shadow if it is printed out.
When I "print" it as a pdf-file and have a closer lock, I see two
things:
- the text nice and scaleable
- a dropback of the text in pixels of the original screen-resolution.
The same
Garrett Hylltun wrote:
Greetings,
Searched the docs for anything that might do this, but can't find
anything
Does anyone know how to extract a file name and extension from a full
path, such as from "answer file" ?
Like so:
set the itemdelimiter to "/"
put last item of "my/long/filep
Greetings,
How to grab command line parameters that are sent to my rev app when
it's launched?
Thanks,
-Garrett
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Hi Garrett,
Greetings,
Searched the docs for anything that might do this, but can't find
anything
Does anyone know how to extract a file name and extension from a
full path, such as from "answer file" ?
...
answer file "Is there any beer left?"
if it = empty then exit mouseup ##or w
Thomas Bähler wrote:
Dear List
Text in a textfield that is placed on top of an image gets an ugly
shadow if it is printed out.
When I "print" it as a pdf-file and have a closer lock, I see two things:
- the text nice and scaleable
- a dropback of the text in pixels of the original screen-res
Greetings,
Searched the docs for anything that might do this, but can't find
anything
Does anyone know how to extract a file name and extension from a full
path, such as from "answer file" ?
Thanks,
-Garrett
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Or
function isOdd tNumber
return tNumber mod 2 = 1
end isOdd
On 2/8/06 9:37 AM, "Mark Smith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> function isOdd tNumber
>if tNumber mod 2 = 0 then
> return false
>else
> return true
>end if
> end isOdd
>
> if isOdd(x) then set the the textCo
On Feb 8, 2006, at 3:34 PM, Mathewson wrote:
but, hey, how many real
women say things like "Your hard disk is badly fragmented"
in a voice that really means "lets hop in the sack for a
quick one"?)
You're just not moving in the right circles.
Charles
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On 2/8/06 12:55 PM, "[EMAIL PR
On 2/8/06 8:59 PM, "Mark Wieder" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Mark,
Hi Todd,
> Todd-
>
> I'm with Ruslan on this one. DOM is the fastest way to access xml information,
> but the tree size will be huge (are you talking about a single 100MB file
> rather than multiple files adding up to 100MB?).
hmmm... trunc(x/2)=x/2 and x mod 2 =0... Is 5.20 an even number?
/H
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Yes, Ken Norris is correct and I am slightly wrong:
My statement that RR leverages "any speech capabilities
that may be present in the host operating system" is
correct insofar as those speech capabilities are part of
the OS itself (Macintosh speech has, as Norris points out,
been present since ma
I will be looking for people who would be interested in testing a database
library that abstracts the built-in RunRev database commands. It's made for
beginners and/or people with very little SQL knowledge. Supports inserting,
updating, deleting and selecting data from a table in the database. Y
Dear List
Text in a textfield that is placed on top of an image gets an ugly
shadow if it is printed out.
When I "print" it as a pdf-file and have a closer lock, I see two
things:
- the text nice and scaleable
- a dropback of the text in pixels of the original screen-resolution.
The same te
Hi Richard,
On Feb 8, 2006, at 10:00, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Date: Wed, 08 Feb 2006 13:16:30 -0500
From: "Mathewson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: SpeechLab - Granny Mckay's steam-driven computer
As far as I understand things, RR does not have "strong
speech capabilities"; what it does have i
On 2/8/06 9:44 AM, "MisterX" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:>
>. Rev is the perfect answer but it's crashing!
> The read file operation is not using get url file: but open file, read from
> file, close file
>
> Each open, read and close is monitored for errors.
>
> open file thisfile
> if the re
On 2/8/06 6:24 AM, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have an Excel file on my hard drive that I would like to access from within
> revolution (just like I can access the Internet through RevGoUrl). What
> command can issue to open and see the file? I am having some trouble try
On 2/8/06 12:12 PM, "Ken Ray" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Actually, I also found that if you ask for "the environment" you get
> "command line"... I think I'll use that instead...
This should also be documented (which would help) - right now the docs for
'environment' don't mention "command line
Stephen I don't think so..
On Feb 8, 2006, at 13:11, Stephen Barncard wrote:
just a thought - does one have to be 'root' or at least set some
permissions to use shell?
I'm using it from a non-root account, although it *is* an account
that can "sudo" if it needs to execute something as root
just a thought - does one have to be 'root' or at least set some
permissions to use shell?
I am using Ubuntu Linux (#5.04 - "Hoary Hedgehog")*** with Rev 2.6.1.
No matter what I try, I cannot get the function/commands "shell",
"launch" or "open process" to work. I have checked that the path to
Mark
im not sure this is it...
or it wouldn't crash on files after a certain point, pass the same files
where it crashed before and crash on files later. Files have not changed
since archival, they were virus checked before. Still worth the check but
not it IMOHO...
thanks for the though in the
Todd-
I'm with Ruslan on this one. DOM is the fastest way to access xml
information, but the tree size will be huge (are you talking about a
single 100MB file rather than multiple files adding up to 100MB?). You
can write a SAX processor, in which case you won't have the whole tree
in memory, but
Aloha Pierre:
This is pretty sophisticated! But intriguing and clearly very powerful.
Questions:
1) Can you share some scripts from the client side app that shows
this in action?
2) Are you doing this from the terminal and the switching to the Rev
app? Or are you managing the entire hands
X-
Wednesday, February 8, 2006, 9:44:35 AM, you wrote:
> The stack is nothing complex. It's 5 KBs without data and it tries to read
> the first KB of every file in a 4000 files list. List is 240KBs roughly. So,
> for each file, it opens the file, reads 1024 bytes, closes the file.
Sounds like t
This is not quite as OT as it may at first seem . . .
If one wants to be really cynical one can chop people in
the world up into various groupings:
Class #1. Those who have computers which they regularly
upgrade and/or exchange - equipped with reasonably
up-to-date operating systems.
Class #2.
As far as I understand things, RR does not have "strong
speech capabilities"; what it does have is the ability to
leverage any speech capabilities that may be present in the
host operating system.
My Masters thesis was an attempt to write an Agent-like GUI
for people who knew nothing about compute
On 2/8/06 11:58 AM, "Trevor DeVore" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Feb 8, 2006, at 9:06 AM, Ken Ray wrote:
>
>> Hi, I have a library that I want my CGI to 'start using', but it is
>> important that the library know whether it is being loaded from a
>> CGI, or
>> whether it's being loaded from a
On 2/8/06 11:58 AM, "Trevor DeVore" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Feb 8, 2006, at 9:06 AM, Ken Ray wrote:
>
>> Hi, I have a library that I want my CGI to 'start using', but it is
>> important that the library know whether it is being loaded from a
>> CGI, or
>> whether it's being loaded from a
After reading Mathewson's post and re-reading yours, Steve, I'm guessing
I mis-answered earlier. You would rather get spreadsheet data out of the
spreadsheet and into Rev, right?
It might be possible to write a vbscript that reaches out and asks Excel
to give it the tab-delimited text of some
text -> speech is easy (relatively; still very poor)
speech -> text is hard
On Feb 8, 2006, at 11:42 AM, Jeff Honken wrote:
The MonsieurX.com site has a fun application called SpeechLab that
allow
you to type in a sentence and it will voice it back to you. Does
Revolution have the reverse c
Ken Ray wrote:
Hi, I have a library that I want my CGI to 'start using', but it is
important that the library know whether it is being loaded from a CGI, or
whether it's being loaded from a "normal" stack.
What can a stack do to test whether it's being loaded from a CGI or not?
Does your cgi r
On 8 Feb 2006, at 17:06, Ken Ray wrote:
Hi, I have a library that I want my CGI to 'start using', but it is
important that the library know whether it is being loaded from a
CGI, or
whether it's being loaded from a "normal" stack.
What can a stack do to test whether it's being loaded from a
Just a thought, and it's certainly outside of my experience, but
since you mention aliases...
if there is a file (the aliasReference of file fName)
Mark
On 8 Feb 2006, at 17:44, MisterX wrote:
Hi everyone
i have a "serious" problem... Time is limited for these tests and i
have to
get
On Feb 8, 2006, at 9:06 AM, Ken Ray wrote:
Hi, I have a library that I want my CGI to 'start using', but it is
important that the library know whether it is being loaded from a
CGI, or
whether it's being loaded from a "normal" stack.
What can a stack do to test whether it's being loaded from
> Perhaps a point of clarification
>
> I was thinking a lot about tools that are targeted at folks
> who use shareware all the time. Developers and power users. I
> do not think this approach would work well for end user,
> consumer or professional.
> But how many of you out there make so
if trunc(X/2) = X/2
On 2/8/06, Jim Ault <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Rather than a function, why not use (assuming integer line numbers only)
> get "blue"
> if x mod 2 = 0 then get "red"
> put it into colorChoice
>
> Jim Ault
> Las Vegas
>
> On 2/8/06 6:44 AM, "Geoff Canyon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hi everyone
i have a "serious" problem... Time is limited for these tests and i have to
get them out tomorow if possible. Hopefully you can guide me to resolve
this... Rev is the perfect answer but it's crashing!
I've had a major series of crashes today, i've had a lot of issues with
network a
Maybe I'm a bit stupid - but this seems rather redundant;
unless one is building a sort of TaskBar with RR.
What is much more interesting, to my mind, is the ability
of RR stacks to import data from documents/files generated
by other applications (cf RR's database capabilities),
process it, and, i
Thanks Gordon.
No, that's not the trouble. My default shellCommand is also correctly
set to "/bin/sh".
I've got the awful feeling I'm committting a goof somewhere, but that
I'm too blind to see it...
As a result of your mention of the ShellCommand, I've just had the
inspiration of setting
Hi, I have a library that I want my CGI to 'start using', but it is
important that the library know whether it is being loaded from a CGI, or
whether it's being loaded from a "normal" stack.
What can a stack do to test whether it's being loaded from a CGI or not?
Ken Ray
Sons of Thunder Software
On Feb 8, 2006, at 8:41 AM, Lynn Fredricks wrote:
I think it's a good idea to decide where you want to go with your
software
business when making this kind of decision. If you do not see yourself
turning your software business into a full time endeavor AND you arent
selling an infrastructure
Ken Ray wrote:
Hi,
I'm downloading files via HTTP with 'load URL' and then I'm writing them to
disk with "put url... into binfile". Everything works fine, but it takes a
really long time to write the data to disk. For example, if I download a
12MB file into the cache, it takes well over a minute
On 2/8/06 3:47 AM, "Dave Cragg" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 8 Feb 2006, at 08:47, Ken Ray wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I'm downloading files via HTTP with 'load URL' and then I'm writing
>> them to
>> disk with "put url... into binfile". Everything works fine, but it
>> takes a
>> really long time
The MonsieurX.com site has a fun application called SpeechLab that allow
you to type in a sentence and it will voice it back to you. Does
Revolution have the reverse capabilities so that an application can be
written that you can speak into a microphone on the computer and it
dictates the sentence
> Each Item that we sell through esellerate is automatically split to
> as many individuals as we want, based on a formula that we can set.
> There is absolutely zero work on our end once the system is
> in place. At the end of each month, a check sent to each of
> us. Since esellerate is
On 2/8/06 5:50 PM, "Todd Geist" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Todd,
> Hello Everyone.
>
> I have some very large XML files ( 100mb or more) that I would to
> parse. And this thing has to be fast. I mean FAST. Since I have done
> almost no work with rev and XML, I am looking for advice on how to
Rather than a function, why not use (assuming integer line numbers only)
get "blue"
if x mod 2 = 0 then get "red"
put it into colorChoice
Jim Ault
Las Vegas
On 2/8/06 6:44 AM, "Geoff Canyon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> function isOdd x
>if x mod 2 is 1 then return true else return false
> e
Hi Steve!
You can use the "launch" command for this. Here's a basic script I just
put together and used to open a PDF file with Acrobat Reader:
on mouseUp
answer file "file?"
if it = empty then exit mouseUp
put it into tFile
answer file "app?"
if it = empty then exit mouseUp
put i
with a little script, this program even raps!!!
Now, I haven't seen something this fun in a long time!
on mouseUp
put "TAlk to me" into A
put "Shut up" into B
send "mouseup" to btn A
wait 400 milliseconds
send "mouseup" to btn B
repeat 2 times
send "mouseup" to btn A
wait 300
Hello Everyone.
I have some very large XML files ( 100mb or more) that I would to
parse. And this thing has to be fast. I mean FAST. Since I have done
almost no work with rev and XML, I am looking for advice on how to
proceed
The user experience needs to be some thing like this...
I sel
Sorry Robert,
I had misunderstood the sense of your question :-(
Bad English as usual :-)
Le 8 févr. 06 à 15:37, Eric Chatonet a écrit :
Hi Robert,
If the lineNumber of line x of fld "List" is not a number...
If the lineNumber of line x of fld "List" is not an integer...
Le 8 févr. 06 à 15:
function isOdd x
if x mod 2 is 1 then return true else return false
end isOdd
function isEven x
if x mod 2 is 0 then return true else return false
end isEven
Note that for these functions, 2.5 is neither odd nor even, and non-
numbers cause an error. To be safe you would use:
function isO
On Feb 8, 2006, at 08:03, Bob Warren wrote:
I am using Ubuntu Linux (#5.04 - "Hoary Hedgehog")*** with Rev 2.6.1.
No matter what I try, I cannot get the function/commands "shell",
"launch" or "open process" to work. I have checked that the path to
the standalone folder for launching is corre
Hi Robert,
If the lineNumber of line x of fld "List" is not a number...
If the lineNumber of line x of fld "List" is not an integer...
Le 8 févr. 06 à 15:28, Robert Presender a écrit :
How does one determine if a number is odd or even?
For example I would like to do something like this:
If
function isOdd tNumber
if tNumber mod 2 = 0 then
return false
else
return true
end if
end isOdd
if isOdd(x) then set the the textColor of line x of fld "List" to red
Hope this helps,
Mark
On 8 Feb 2006, at 14:28, Robert Presender wrote:
How does one determine if a number is od
How does one determine if a number is odd or even?
For example I would like to do something like this:
If the lineNumber of line x of fld "List" is odd then set the textColor
to red.
Suggestions are appreciated.
Regards ... Bob
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I have an Excel file on my hard drive that I would like to access from within
revolution (just like I can access the Internet through RevGoUrl). What
command can issue to open and see the file? I am having some trouble trying
to
do this through the "open" or "open file" commands. Thanks.
I am using Ubuntu Linux (#5.04 - "Hoary Hedgehog")*** with Rev 2.6.1.
No matter what I try, I cannot get the function/commands "shell",
"launch" or "open process" to work. I have checked that the path to the
standalone folder for launching is correct (by displaying its files),
messing about wit
Hi Mark and Klaus,
Thanks for confirming this.
I suspected some kind of "corruption"...
Nevertheless I find it non consistent.
It obliges to check if the target is really
owned by the group before executing any system
message handler!
I would understand this behavior for imported HC
stacks (HC
Dave,
Wouldn't it be nice if rev had a stack running which we could post to and it
would post back so we could test this stuff?
Anyhow thanks for all your useful comments.
>A local "test server" is useful for this, but not always practical. Putting
>the script in a try handler can help, with t
It certainly mimics the old HC behaviour, but I'm not so sure it's
ideal in the context of Revolution. Still, to change it now might
break so much existing code that it's probably not a good idea.
I suppose one could avoid having the group as a background, and
simply place it explicitly on
http://www.discamus.com/nunc/how/
Thanks to David Cragg,, I was able to get the POST function
working...and now I can say with much confidence that this thing
works!
The How To web page is also almost done --not pretty, but 90% of the
scripts are up there. Enough for anyone to get started. My
André,
As you say: a bit risky...
I would say by experience: certainly risky :-)
Duplicate the stack and write a little script that will rename (and
back) one of the stacks and its substacks:
on RenameStacks
answer file "Choose a stack:"
if it = empty then return "Cancel"
lock messages
Le Wednesday, 8 Feb 2006, à 11:06 Europe/Paris, Eric Chatonet a écrit :
Bonjour André,
It works!
Probably you tried to open the same stack twice in the same instance
of Rev.
Both instances are exactly similar and it's easy to be wrong :-)
Open the first one and create a new stack with a fie
Hi Thomas !
Please, let me add my voice to the thanks we all need to have to you
for this first class work and course ! Probably the most usefull
piece of code design i got in about xtalk's networked tasks since i
learned years ago how to build my first hypercard acgi script from
the Mac
Martin,
No, the original closedField field is "Quantity Shipped 1".
I do have another handler called by this closeField but get the same
results when it is commented out.
What I am trying to do is make sure that a date is entered in a date
field if there is a quantity entered in the shipment fie
Hi Thomas
Invaluable contribution :-)
Le 8 févr. 06 à 13:00, Thomas McCarthy a écrit :
http://www.discamus.com/nunc/how/
The How To web page is also almost done --not pretty, but 90% of
the scripts are up there. Enough for anyone to get started. My
Registration window rev stack is also th
On 7 Feb 2006, at 23:37, Thomas McCarthy wrote:
I just did the latter, and I can post from the cgi script on a Linux
server.
I forgot to ask, how did you test it?
The hard way. :-) I checked the Apache error log on the server which
gives the line in the CGI script where the error occurr
http://www.discamus.com/nunc/how/
Thanks to David Cragg,, I was able to get the POST function working...and now I
can say with much confidence that this thing works!
The How To web page is also almost done --not pretty, but 90% of the scripts
are up there. Enough for anyone to get started. My R
Hi Eric,
Hi Mark and Klaus,
Thanks for confirming this.
I suspected some kind of "corruption"...
Nevertheless I find it non consistent.
It obliges to check if the target is really owned by the group
before executing any system message handler!
I would understand this behavior for imported HC
Hi Mark and Klaus,
Thanks for confirming this.
I suspected some kind of "corruption"...
Nevertheless I find it non consistent.
It obliges to check if the target is really owned by the group before
executing any system message handler!
I would understand this behavior for imported HC stacks (HCA
Hi Eric,
Hi everyone,
I encounter a weird behavior:
I have a tool bar group shared by several cards.
Any button on any card that is not owned by the group acts *as* it
belonged to the group.
When the group is not shared and appears in one card only, this
does not occur...
Did anybody has
Hi Eric,
Do you mean that a mouseUp in a button which is not part of the
group triggers the mouseUp handler in that group? That is normal
behaviour for a group, which has the backgound behaviour set to
true.
Best,
Mark
Eric Chatonet wrote:
Hi everyone,
I encounter a weird behavior:
I
Bonjour Éric,
Thank you very much for this nice "decision tool" !
Actually, the 10 tests on 2000 cards are extraordinarily fast (good
for me, all the more so that I am even far from getting 2000 cards in
my app. !).
I like your "repeat for each line tCd in the cardNames of this stack"
to
Hi Mark,
Le 8 févr. 06 à 11:38, Mark Smith a écrit :
When you say 'acts as if it belonged to the group', do you mean
that it's messages (that should go to the stack) get intercepted
by the group
Exactly.
So it *should* not happen!
or that it really is like it's a member of the group ie,
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