Can a language exist without an IDE?
Yes, look at the Bourne Shell. Until recently it existed without an IDE
other than your ordinary text editor. Recently its been supplied with two
IDEs of sorts, the Gnome one, Zenity, and the KDE one. Or look at AWK, it
still has only a text editor as IDE.
Richmond-
Saturday, May 30, 2009, 12:55:51 PM, you wrote:
> I'll certainly think about things. :)
A good idea would be to bring a usb flash drive or several. Put the
stuff you want to distribute on it and have plenty of room for more.
--
-Mark Wieder
mwie...@ahsoftware.net
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Bill Marriott wrote:
There has actually been one update to the on-Rev client since launch,
which
added the ability to edit txt, html, and other non-irev text files. There is
another one around the corner, features TBA.
Cool - that's what I needed to know. I'll hold off on any development of
Andre Garzia wrote:
Alex,
I have working code for file uploads, do you want it? :D
Yes please. Ideally, either post it to a forum (maybe you already did
and I missed it :-), or post to this list (assuming it's something you
are offering generally), or add a simple form + upload to the sampl
Um.
I'll certainly think about things. :)
I think it would be rather good if as many people could bring
as many 'give-aways' to the table as possible (whether on
physical media - CDs, DVDs and so on - or aetherial media, as
per your suggestion) for the conference. After all, as well as all
the
Bill-
Saturday, May 30, 2009, 12:10:42 PM, you wrote:
> Well consider it acknowledged and expectations set. It's solidly in the
> "nice to have" category, behind "must have."
Thanks. Good to know. And I agree with you that being able to access
the web resources through something like gmane would
Hi Richmond,
> If the answer is YES, should I burn 5 or 50 Ideas???
CDs are "so 2006!"
... How about making a nice web site with your stuff instead? Saving natural
resources, lighter baggage and all that. If you want a physical memento for
people, you could print up a couple pages of "bu
What a wonderful job, Trevor. It is truly amazing.
Just 2 days ago a was pointed to the DataGrid. It helped me solve a
problem I was struggling with for quite a while.
Since I have bee playing with it andI worked through 2 months worth
of list emails to dig out the questions on the Datagri
Mark,
Well consider it acknowledged and expectations set. It's solidly in the
"nice to have" category, behind "must have."
- Bill
Mark Wieder writes,
> But "some time in the future" is an interesting phrase, considering
> that this same request has been made for the runrev forum since its
> in
Hello Dom,
I find the web disk functionality (WebDAV) -- *regardless* of hosting
provider or control panel technology -- is really only useful for uploading
a single file or quickly previewing images, etc. I've never liked it for
bulk uploads/downloads as I find the performance and reliability
Bill-
Saturday, May 30, 2009, 12:57:48 AM, you wrote:
> I too would prefer to receive all forum posts in email, or more ideally a
> gateway for newsgroup readers. It's something we have discussed and put on
> our "to do" list for some time in the future. Unfortunately, our human
> bandwidth right
On May 30, 2009, at 2:07 PM, Mark Wieder wrote:
??? You get forum messages as emails ??? Are we talking about the same
thing?
Possibly not. Someone mention a use revolution forum, and this email
list is use-revolution@lists.runrev.com, so I thought for a moment
that it was the same thin
Oh Dear, Oh Dear: Mark!
When will you realise that time is relative. :)
While I'm here I was wondering whether I should 'bung'
all the original stacks from which I have built standalones
for my EFL school on a CD to "throw around" at the
Edinburgh conference.
In the great scheme of things they
Jim-
Friday, May 29, 2009, 9:58:50 PM, you wrote:
> This is a mailing list, and about 18 months ago the runrev.com site
> (or some other domain) established forums to handle the various
> topics, such as newbie, database, graphics, what-Rev-should-have, etc.
...three years ago by my count...
Colin-
Friday, May 29, 2009, 9:37:58 PM, you wrote:
> I'm confused now. on-rev has only been around for a few weeks, so how
> would talk of it be around a few months ago? And are we talking about
> getting forum messages as emails? That's already how I get these ones.
Sorry - I was referring to
Oh, really? I looked long and hard for a crossplatform successor to
Hypercard for many years before I found Rev in 1999 or 2000. And I
haven't found a viable competitor since then. What makes you think
there will be one in the future and what's more that it will be a
fraction as good as R
Thank you very much, Bill, for taking the time to write such a clear
explanation that really does answer all my concerns.
Mind you, somebody is bound to come along, sooner or later,
and take issue with "RunRev is the unchallenged steward of that legacy
today"! :)
Let's hope that when (and it
I tempted to make some modifications to my "medard" On-Rev web site with
the Web Disk ... to transfer a "sub-site" to another directory, i.e. to
put "pensées", which contain shots of pansies, to the "photos" directory
The result was very strange: the folder are transferred -- but emptied,
and pref
Richmond,
> The reason I asked the question that I did was because of what you wrote
> re the language and the IDE:
>
> "we consider our product to be the language, not merely the desktop IDE"
>
> as if the language and the IDE were, in some way, capable of independent
> existences.
Well, they ar
The reason I asked the question that I did was because of what you wrote
re the language and the IDE:
"we consider our product to be the language, not merely the desktop IDE"
as if the language and the IDE were, in some way, capable of independent
existences.
I am well aware that the language c
Richmond,
> What I am very interested to know is when the language "took flight" and
> became completely independent of the desktop IDE . . . .
I don't recall there ever being a concern about discussing CGI scripts here.
And you've got it backwards. Server scripting didn't become independent of
Thanks Sarah,
must have missed that udring one of my "yogic sleeps". :)
Of course, we could use this to get off onto an endless (and, probably
ultimately,
fruitless) discussion about the desktop IDE versus the language.
What I am very interested to know is when the language "took flight" and
Alex,
> Any chance of an update soon ?
> Or of a schedule for when there might be one ?
There has actually been one update to the on-Rev client since launch, which
added the ability to edit txt, html, and other non-irev text files. There is
another one around the corner, features TBA.
We only
Mark,
> This is another of those threads that pop up every few months or so.
> While I certainly agree and add my "me too" to the list, I seriously
> doubt that anyone in the mothership cares. Or pays any attention to
> these threads at all.
I too would prefer to receive all forum posts in email,
On Sat, May 30, 2009 at 5:15 PM, Richmond Mathewson
wrote:
> I am beginning to wonder if there should not be a second Use-List for
> those people who use the On-Rev service, so that those off us who
> don't, don't have our in-boxes flooded by messages that are not all
> that relevant to what we ar
I am beginning to wonder if there should not be a second Use-List for
those people who use the On-Rev service, so that those off us who
don't, don't have our in-boxes flooded by messages that are not all
that relevant to what we are doing.
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