Thanks Beranard, Malte and Mark for your suggestions. I will try them
and see which will fit best.
Just to answer Bernard Malte's questions :
Stack A and B and Indicator are all substacks (all the stacks
mentioned are normal substacks, except the 'Indicator' which is also
a substack, but
Now TWO weeks and not a peep. Any kind of update on the progress?
For future reference: I would have been far happier getting a surprise
email letting me know a beta was available than getting told one would
be available and then not seeing it. Sometimes, ignorance IS bliss.
Kevin Miller
Hi Len,
Now TWO weeks and not a peep. Any kind of update on the progress?
For future reference: I would have been far happier getting a
surprise email letting me know a beta was available than getting
told one would be available and then not seeing it. Sometimes,
ignorance IS bliss.
Here in Plovdiv they teach High School kids PASCAL, which is, unless you
are some sort of retro-geek, a major turn-off. I shall, very shortly,
become a pusher for RR, and be trotting round the school giving demos
of just what can be done.
Alternate point of view:
I love Pascal. Just like
I am having a problem with 'filter'.
I'm passing this tab return delimited data (as an array)...
*SAMPLE*7/2/09 2 We don't ship kitties to Hong Kong
No dogs 7/2/09 1 we don't do dogs
This one7/2/09 3 This one is that oneAnd this one has
paragraphs in
the
Yes, I see your point; although I prefer BASIC in this
respect.
Sadhunathan Nadesan wrote:
Here in Plovdiv they teach High School kids PASCAL, which is, unless you
are some sort of retro-geek, a major turn-off. I shall, very shortly,
become a pusher for RR, and be trotting round the school
kl...@major.on-rev.com wrote:
Hi Len,
Now TWO weeks and not a peep. Any kind of update on the progress?
For future reference: I would have been far happier getting a
surprise email letting me know a beta was available than getting
told one would be available and then not seeing it.
Hi Richmond and other BASIC enthusiasts:
In case you've missed it, FutureBasic (originally ZBasic many years
ago) is now Freeware and has morphed into a FBtoC version. Downloads
available at: http://www.4toc.com/fb/index.htm
Joe Wilkins
On Jul 10, 2009, at 7:30 AM, Richmond Mathewson
On Jul 10, 2009, at 10:33 AM, Richmond Mathewson wrote:
Edinburgh is NOT in the highlands; except for people who think that
Munchen is in Lower Saxony. :)
The Castle is on a hill though. Maybe that's Kevin's house?
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If you sent me an e-mail before 21 June and haven't
Paul, the filter command may need some wildcards, otherwise it will
filter out any lines which contain more than just the filter
expression, so:
filter pSnips with * tThing *
Best,
Mark
On 3 Jul 2009, at 20:39, pwf wrote:
I am having a problem with 'filter'.
I'm passing this tab
Patience, grasshopper :)
You wouldn't want a plugin that opened your computer to security threats or
crashed your browser would you? I'm not saying Beta 1 won't do those things,
but they won't be as obvious or frequent.
Keep in mind we also are supporting the following platforms:
Safari Mac
Aum Sadhunthan,
I also learned programming with PASCAL, it was Turbo Pascal with it's
yellow on black interface that got me into programming. I remember
creating dice rollers for my RPG stuff when I was a kid...
:D
On Thu, Jun 25, 2009 at 10:29 PM, Sadhunathan
Nadesansa...@sddev.castandcrew.com
Well one overlooked advantage to teaching a hard language out of the
gate is to weed out the wannabe's. A lot of kids would love to be
programmers, until they see how much work and time it takes to get
very good at it. Only those gifted ought to go on to be the
programmers of the future,
Hi Richmond,
kl...@major.on-rev.com wrote:
Hi Len,
Now TWO weeks and not a peep. Any kind of update on the progress?
For future reference: I would have been far happier getting a
surprise email letting me know a beta was available than getting
told one would be available and then not
I thought 2 weeks was the standard release date for ANY software in
development? No matter when the question is asked, 2 weeks is the
answer.
Bob Sneidar
IT Manager
Logos Management
Calvary Chapel CM
On Jul 10, 2009, at 9:13 AM, Klaus on-rev wrote:
Hi Richmond,
kl...@major.on-rev.com
Klaus on-rev wrote:
Hi Richmond,
kl...@major.on-rev.com wrote:
Hi Len,
Now TWO weeks and not a peep. Any kind of update on the progress?
For future reference: I would have been far happier getting a
surprise email letting me know a beta was available than getting
told one would be
Bob Sneidar wrote:
Well one overlooked advantage to teaching a hard language out of the
gate is to weed out the wannabe's.
Not any longer; in our politically correct, all-inclusive times we have
to say thet 'Epsilon semi-morons' code differently
(err, or like Steve Jobs, we might say code
Well, even though I have NEVER been known for waiting patiently for
anything, I'm actually glad to have been told a tentative target date
for the beta--it makes it easier for me to see the light at the end of
the tunnel. ;-)
Marian
On Jul 10, 2009, at 10:22 AM, Bill Marriott wrote:
Hi Richmond,
Klaus on-rev wrote:
Hi Richmond,
kl...@major.on-rev.com wrote:
Hi Len,
Now TWO weeks and not a peep. Any kind of update on the progress?
For future reference: I would have been far happier getting a
surprise email letting me know a beta was available than
getting told one
Oh, yeah, joy and rapture. (NOT) Three steps before you can even use
a simple variable--how wonderful. Alas, those of us who were brain-
damaged early in life by BASIC don't have the patience for Pascal (or
at least I never have!). Quick and (not so) dirty wins the race!!
On Jun 25,
Hey - Ho, bringing a discussion initiated by Sivakatirswami (or the
fall out from it) slightly
more mainstream:
There are a number of writing systems that require characters for which
there are neither spaces in the
unicode tables nor room enough in the ASCII system.
Font for these writing
Klaus on-rev wrote:
Hi Richmond,
Klaus on-rev wrote:
Hi Richmond,
kl...@major.on-rev.com wrote:
Hi Len,
Now TWO weeks and not a peep. Any kind of update on the progress?
For future reference: I would have been far happier getting a
surprise email letting me know a beta was available
Sadhunathan Nadesan wrote:
snip
It enforces excellent habits
what are those habits?
such as strong typing
Ha, Ha, I learnt that bashing away on Mum's Olivetti portable
(actually its a smashing typewriter) when I did my B.A.
which then carry over into other languages.
I honestly cannot
Well, I hacked open a Devanagari font and shifted all the non-Unicode
chars to Supplementary Private Use Area-A (Plane 15):
http://www.alanwood.net/unicode/private_use_f.html
and felt extremely pleased with myself for being so clever . . .
but pride always comes before a fall . . .
She's a historical fiction writer.
Judy
On Fri, 10 Jul 2009, Richmond Mathewson wrote:
Au contraire, mon ami!
As all readers of Diana Gabaldon's books know, scotland IS the synonym for
the highlands :-D
Who
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Klaus on-rev wrote:
Hi Richmond,
Klaus on-rev wrote:
Hi Richmond,
kl...@major.on-rev.com wrote:
Hi Len,
Now TWO weeks and not a peep. Any kind of update on the progress?
For future reference: I would have been far happier getting a
surprise email letting me know a beta was available
Does anybody know if there is a way in Rev to send data to the Reply
To: field of an eMail client, and also selecting the Signature block ?
I'm trying to create a Rev based tool to send eMail to a number of
people on a mailing list (same message to all recipients) and I use
Apple Mail.
Richmond
Supplementary Private Use Area-A [not that funny place in the USA
where aliens have been landing] starts at Unicode hex U+F
[funny how that says 'UFO' in code. But I digress . . .]
(that's 983040 in decimal numbers)
so merrily tried
set the useUnicode to true
put
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