That said, I'll request directly the consideration of providing a
professional developer's list for those with current licenses for
studio or above.
I agree and would like to see the access to the improve list extended.
I am a current Enterprise license holder (or whatever it is called now)
On Sep 5, 2004, at 7:03 PM, Sarah Reichelt wrote:
It was freely given and I would hate to see the Rev community reach a
stage where the professionals had learnt what they needed but were now
reluctant to pass this on to any beginners or hobbyists.
I'm certainly no advocate of that either. I have
On 04.09.2004, at 01:49, Troy Rollins wrote:
I was a hobbyist too (am still, but that's not the point). Now I
consider myself a pro. Not because I am a better programmer, or
because I learned so much, but because I can help more often then
that I need help.
Right Björnke: Evolution is based on
On Sep 4, 2004, at 9:16 AM, Wolfgang M.Bereuter wrote:
Many professional programmers will be put off from Revolution if the
only support list is full of DreamCard hobbyists and complete newbies
doing a seventh grade homework assignment.
Let´s talk about, when the millions of DC Users are here
I agree with that. In fact I think you have coined a new motto. Perhaps we
should try selling bumper stickers
It is always best to wait for things to get out of hand.
I've always thought that the boy scout Be prepared thing was impractical
and kind of girly.
-
Bonjour François,
Hello everybody!
I have a very important problem with the 2.5 release.
I have a handler On shutdownRequest.
If I use the Quit menu in My standalone application, it crash's!
And Klaus Major writes me the 7.4.2004:
There is an extremely cheap and effective trick on OS X ;-)
Hello Klaus!
Without the empty folder, it crash's exactly as with!
You are not the matter!:-)
In fact, if I use a button with this simple script:
on mouseup
quit
end mouseup
All is perfect.
But if I use the Quit menu, it crash's!
:-(
The shutdownrequest is like that:
on shutdownRequest --
On 3/9/04 3:54 pm, François Cuneo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a very important problem with the 2.5 release.
I have a handler On shutdownRequest.
If I use the Quit menu in My standalone application, it crash's!
François,
There is a simple rule when developing in DC/Rev. If it
On Sep 3, 2004, at 11:23 AM, Kevin Miller wrote:
There is a simple rule when developing in DC/Rev. If it crashes its
almost
certainly a bug. We provide a bug reporting facility and act quickly
to
resolve issues. By filing it in the database we can fix it. Posting
to
this mailing list
On Sep 3, 2004, at 8:49 AM, Troy Rollins wrote:
Kevin,
With all due respect, this is an EXTREMELY frustrating position you
are taking. Discussion of bugs is not only common on developer lists,
it is expected. While no one expects the development team to pick up
on bugs from discussions here,
Besides which, bugs in the software ARE related to its usage: they
often prevent its usage, in fact.
I quite agree with the fact that lack of discussion of some of these
bugs can prohibit effective use of the software. If you want the list
to be focused more specifically on how to use the
Hi Troy,
On Sep 3, 2004, at 11:23 AM, Kevin Miller wrote:
There is a simple rule when developing in DC/Rev. If it crashes its
almost
certainly a bug. We provide a bug reporting facility and act quickly
to
resolve issues. By filing it in the database we can fix it. Posting
to
this mailing
On Sep 3, 2004, at 12:40 PM, Kevin Miller wrote:
And sometimes it turns out to be not a bug...
This might take a little burden from off of your shoulders, at least
sometimes ;-)
That's certainly a fair point. I'm not suggesting that those
discussions be
limited. Its just that when the program
Hi Kevin,
On 3/9/04 6:19 pm, Klaus Major [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This list is meant to discuss/try out several workarounds/recipes, if
possible,
BEFORE we decide to file this as a bug...
And sometimes it turns out to be not a bug...
This might take a little burden from off of your shoulders, at
Sorry but when the a standalone crash's, for me, it's me, not a bug.
I'm not so good developer to be able to know if it's me or if it's
Revolution.
So now I'll go to the database to filing it, BUT WHERE IS THE DATABASE
PLEASE:-)
PS: hem: you think really that's a bug??:-)
Amicalement
François
But how do you report bugs in that system then? Post to the list 10
times?
:)
Well, this has still to be worked out ;-)
Haven't you ever subscribed to an eMail newsletter by sending a message
with SUBSCRIBE in the header?
Why not BUG REPORT or *BUG!!!*?
I am a very busy (but happy runrev user) and I do notice that there is tons
of traffic on this list but find nearly all of it important and/or
interesting including info that may lead to a bug report. So I vote that it
be ok for people to discuss bugs on the list at least enough so we can say
yes
On 3/9/04 5:49 pm, Troy Rollins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
With all due respect, this is an EXTREMELY frustrating position you are
taking. Discussion of bugs is not only common on developer lists, it is
expected. While no one expects the development team to pick up on bugs
from discussions
On Sep 3, 2004, at 2:48 PM, Kevin Miller wrote:
The RunRev stance of
trying to keep such discussions out of this list will also keep
professional developers out of this list, since we are quite
accustomed
to open discussion of any usage issues regarding the tools we work
with.
Note that our
On 3/9/04 9:11 pm, Troy Rollins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That said, I'll request directly the consideration of providing a
professional developer's list for those with current licenses for
studio or above. While DC is an awesome thing for RunRev, it has the
potential of being less awesome for
On Sep 03 2004, at 21:11, Troy Rollins wrote:
...One list really does not suit all needs. Frankly, I'm not too
inclined to hang out on a list with the dreamcarder who wants to make
a Pokemon database as his 6th grade science project
Elitarist! Oh wait no name calling...
Actually I think
On Sep 3, 2004, at 5:53 PM, Björnke von Gierke wrote:
Elitarist!
Fair enough. I am the bad guy.
--
Troy
RPSystems, Ltd.
http://www.rpsystems.net
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