Hiya,
.255 is usually used as the broadcast IP for any routers/routing in the
network.
The broadcast address is for _network broadcasts_. Change the IP address
you're sending to so that it doesn't end in .222 or .0
Cheers,
Luis.
Bridger Maxwell wrote:
Hey,
Today I was trying to get
That should have been 'doesn't end in .255' not .222
Cheers,
Luis.
Luis wrote:
Hiya,
.255 is usually used as the broadcast IP for any routers/routing in the
network.
The broadcast address is for _network broadcasts_. Change the IP address
you're sending to so that it doesn't end in .222
Thanks.
I know what you suggest is faster - but it would not work for complex data
containing tabs for instance. I don't want this to break when a user tries
to store something odd in the future, and as i use arrays for all sorts of
things including htmlText and possible unicode
In general
Thanks Jan - a couple of things. First I think Revs XML parser seems to
complain with certian entities Auml; for instance - which surprised me -
I am looking into it now - does anyone now what XML parser RunRe uses -
thought it was XPAT based??? And anyone know what other entities / quirks
cause
As I am not much good at regular expressions I thought I would share my
ignorance with others :) Here is the best I can do with regard to extracting
links from htmltext in fields - they only work on a single line and they do
not find links with variable whitespace as you may get in html web
Richard,
Is there a plan to adopt the more common industry convention of simply
Development, Alpha, Beta, Gamma, Release?
We already are using the Beta label as the public naming scheme for
releases. But in the immediate future, the dp internal naming system is
not going to go away. It's
David Bovill wrote:
I know what you suggest is faster - but it would not work for complex data
containing tabs for instance. I don't want this to break when a user tries
to store something odd in the future, and as i use arrays for all sorts of
things including htmlText and possible unicode
Anyone here have an efficient algo for extracting text from PDFs?
--
Richard Gaskin
Fourth World Media Corporation
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use-revolution
A release date tagged onto the end of that would clear up most of the
problems.
Cheers,
Luis.
Bill Marriott wrote:
Richard,
Is there a plan to adopt the more common industry convention of simply
Development, Alpha, Beta, Gamma, Release?
We already are using the Beta label as the public
In a message dated 1/11/07 11:00:06 AM,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The IDE stacks aren't generally listed there (you aren't really expected
to mess with them,) but here is a handy trick:
put the short name of the mousestack
This will put the name of the stack the mouse is currently
On 1/11/07 5:14 AM, David Bovill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As I am not much good at regular expressions I thought I would share my
ignorance with others :) Here is the best I can do with regard to extracting
links from htmltext in fields - they only work on a single line and they do
not find
Actually, Intel is saying it is NOT providing the processor and this
article says it is Samsung:
http://arstechnica.com/journals/apple.ars/2007/1/10/6569
At 04:34 PM 1/9/2007, you wrote:
I've got my fingers crossed but if Apple opens up the iPhone to apps
other than widgets I will be in
Hello.
I think that the point was to use broadcasts not to use another
address. I've found the same problem on OS X where when you write
packets to a .255 address they don't get routed across the network,
as if it were a regular address. In looking back on other threads on
this subject,
David said:
In general no delimiter is completely safe - safest would be XML is
my guess
- all though I was wandering about JSON as it is simpler.
I'm with Richard on this. The ASCII character set provides the
following delimiters:
(communication controls)
SOH = start of heading
STX =
And then there is the NULL character - Ascii 0.
also if you know the data is text - URLEncoding and Decoding will
make almost any, especially non printable, char usable as a
delimiter when used outside the encoded text.
keyword{TAB}%3Cp%3E%3Cfont+size%[-URLENCODED
Brent Anderson wrote:
Hello.
I think that the point was to use broadcasts not to use another
address. I've found the same problem on OS X where when you write
packets to a .255 address they don't get routed across the network, as
if it were a regular address. In looking back on other threads
Now that there is a 'smaller' version of OS X , I wonder if the releases
will be named something like: Tabby, Calico, and Persian. :-) Or, with
the new company name change, the new releases could be different varieties
of apple. I'm looking forward to Granny Smith (aka 11.0.0).
Roger Eller
Alex-
Thursday, January 11, 2007, 9:56:01 AM, you wrote:
It is certainly possible to send a broadcast packet from OSX (e.g. you
can do ping 192.168.1.255 and it works correctly), but I don't know
whether or not it is possible to do it from Rev. I'll play with it some
more later tonight when
David Bovill wrote:
In general no delimiter is completely safe - safest would be XML is my
guess
Au contraire. :) I routinely use non-printing characters as delimiters
because the user cannot type them. My favorites are numtochar(3) and
numtochar(8) which are the enter and delete keys. They
Can anyone tell me the Applescript call to make in Revolution to retrieve the
text that's presently in the browser window (either Safari or IE - - - I
understand that Firefox is not Applescriptable yet)
That is, unless I can use Altuit's browser inside Rev, but if I'm reading the
runrev site
altBrowser is available for the mac since it's first version. I use
it everyday.
then you can just use the externals command to fetch the text.
Andre
On Jan 11, 2007, at 4:50 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can anyone tell me the Applescript call to make in Revolution to
retrieve the
text
Wow! That's great - - - I misread!
In a message dated 1/11/07 1:54:35 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
altBrowser is available for the mac since it's first version. I use
it everyday.
then you can just use the externals command to fetch the text.
Andre
On Jan 11, 2007, at 4:50 PM,
On 1/11/07 10:55 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can anyone tell me the Applescript call to make in Revolution to
retrieve the
text that's presently in the browser window (either Safari or IE -
- - I
understand that Firefox is not Applescriptable yet)
You may not need this,
Hello,
I would like to write a stack that reads and displays data from an
XML file. In the Revolution dictionary I found various functions and
messages for working with XML. However, when I called the function
revCreateXMLTreeFromFile, I got an error that said it couldn't find a
Hi,
As a workaround witch works for me with any Rev issues i still use
(2.51 to 2.74) under the Windows, Mac OS X, Ubuntu or Solaris
platforms :
Build your stack under the Metacard (2.32 to 2.5 issues tested OK)
first. Reopen and save this stack as stack.rev under the Rev
environment
--- Brian Durney [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I would like to write a stack that reads and
displays data from an
XML file. In the Revolution dictionary I found
various functions and
messages for working with XML. However, when I
called the function
revCreateXMLTreeFromFile, I
Just got this on another listserv-
Just as a note this path location will change under Vista.
There is no 'Documents and Settings' folder under Windows Vista, unless they
change the initial concept (It is now named 'Users'). I think the My
Documents name changes as well. So don't hard code
Hello list,
on Mac OSX I try to get the contents of the adressbook;
for each adress there is a xml-file in /Users//Library/Caches/
com.apple.AdressBook/Metadata.
The xml-file starts with
?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8?
My adresses are german ones, so there are umlauts like äöü...
If in
--- Richard Gaskin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyone here have an efficient algo for extracting
text from PDFs?
--
Richard Gaskin
Fourth World Media Corporation
Well, one would hope I know a thing or two about PDF
files ;-)
There are a couple of things that make this a
challenge: text
--- Ian Wood [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 2 Jan 2007, at 15:18, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My question: Did Alejandro or anyone else continue
working in pdf
export from metacard or runrev? Any pdf lib
abailable?
Regards
Franz Böhmisch
Jan Schenkel has! His PDF library was
Hello.
As we all know, RunRev has published the plugins from Altuit
(altBrowser/Font/SQLite) to current Studio license holders via their
newsletter. I downloaded the plugin pack and, after scouring Google
caches for the documentation for altBrowser, I'm trying to get it
online for
Can anyone tell me how to use the XML library, and
are there examples
of using it other than the fragments in the
dictionary?
Also you could save a bit of time, depending on your goals, by visiting
http://www.sonsothunder.com/products/xmllib/xmllib.htm
...where there is a free Basic version
--- R. Hillen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello list,
on Mac OSX I try to get the contents of the
adressbook;
for each adress there is a xml-file in
/Users//Library/Caches/
com.apple.AdressBook/Metadata.
The xml-file starts with
?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8?
My adresses are
I _just_ bought Rev Studio yesterday, so if there's a newsletter with
instructions on where to download altBrowser, I'd love to know where it is.
In a message dated 1/11/07 3:58:43 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hello.
As we all know, RunRev has published the plugins from Altuit
All-
The iPhone as a not.for.development.get.your.hands.off device:
http://gizmodo.com/gadgets/macworld2007/gizmodo-iphone-hands-on-part-deux-why-isnt-it-white-and-other-questions-227575.php
...and just out of curiosity, can anyone remember Apple announcing a
product six months before the
On 12 Jan 2007, at 00:14, Mark Wieder wrote:
...and just out of curiosity, can anyone remember Apple announcing a
product six months before the announced shipping date?
Best guess is that it would have been almost impossible to keep under
wraps during the FCC approval process.
Ian
Mr. Jobs explains this in his key-note by saying that since it takes
months to get all the necessary public licences (a fairly public
process), they decided to announce it themselves, rather than
effectively let the FCC (or whoever it is) do it for them. Or maybe
he just couldn't wait :)
Recently, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://www.flicscanner.com/
I'd love to use this device with a Rev app I'm making if at all possible. I
have no idea how to interface with BlueTooth technology, however.
I picked up this one at Macworld to do some experiments.
That's great! I emailed them yesterday asking if I could obtain one as a
developer, but I haven't heard back yet. I'm curious to know if the mini sends
barcodes to Revolution as if you're using a keyboard, or if you have to write
some special driver connections to get data out of it.
He announced Apple TV last fall, so there is some precedent. And the
regulatory issues are certainly at the heart of this. That process is so
leaky it's worse than a sieve. A sieve at least has some parts holding it
together.
Dan
On 1/11/07, Mark Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mr. Jobs
Recently, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm curious to know if the mini sends barcodes to Revolution as if you're
using a keyboard, or if you have to write some special driver connections to
get data out of it.
Here's the official word I got back from a representative:
IntelliScanner mini is
Hi all,
The AACE (Association for the Advancement of Computing in Education) has
just mailed out the 2nd round of CFP for its annual Ed-Media conference,
which will be held in Vancouver, Canada, June 25-29, 2007.
The final CFP is due April 12. You can find more details here:
I'm curious to know if the mini sends barcodes to Revolution as if you're
using a keyboard
I'm still trying to get details on how to possibly connect the scanner
output to Rev
OK, it's pretty basic -- the scanner sends the barcode digits to any region
on the screen that can accept text,
Hi,
i hope its ok, if i post the link where to enter license-key.After successfull
verify of your license key you are directed to a site, where you can download
the plugins. Unfortunately there is no documentation. So it might be a little
difficult to use the plug-ins without that.
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