On 10 Nov 2005, at 03:03, Alex Tweedly wrote:
Sorry about the problems. I find it's one of the biggest problems
with Rev's "live IDE" style - it's so hard to ensure that you are
properly emulating a "cold start".
Not at all - thanks for sharing it!
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David Bovill wrote:
Thanks for posting this Alex - word of warning and feature request
for RunRev - or is as ever there a way I haven't spotted?
First the warning - downloading the stack "Networked Address Book"
from revOnline automatically asked me to locate x,y, z - can't
remember - to
Hi David,
Just use the contextual menu as I explained it in a previous post to
Jan (4 hours ago) and toplevel the answer dialogue :-)
All is now accessible...
If you are asked to save the dialogue when closing it, just don't
save it ;-)
Best Regards from Paris,
Eric Chatonet.
Le 9 nov. 0
Thanks for posting this Alex - word of warning and feature request
for RunRev - or is as ever there a way I haven't spotted?
First the warning - downloading the stack "Networked Address Book"
from revOnline automatically asked me to locate x,y, z - can't
remember - to which I naturally said
David Bovill wrote:
I'd be interested in this for the Address Book app I'm working on.
Not addressed the issue of data synchronisation in any depth yet...
The stack is now on revonline (username alextweedly, category: General),
called something like "Networked Address Book".
The synch meth
I'd be interested in this for the Address Book app I'm working on.
Not addressed the issue of data synchronisation in any depth yet...
On 8 Nov 2005, at 18:22, Dave LeYanna wrote:
I was searching the archives looking for some information about a
PIM lib or stack that may be available and not
Thanks Alex!
Dave
Alex Tweedly wrote:
Dave LeYanna wrote:
Alex;
I was searching the archives looking for some information about a PIM
lib or stack that may be available and noticed your post about
syncronization issues you were looking at. Did you ever finish that
addressbook app? would
Dave LeYanna wrote:
Alex;
I was searching the archives looking for some information about a PIM
lib or stack that may be available and noticed your post about
syncronization issues you were looking at. Did you ever finish that
addressbook app? would you be interested in sharing or selling it
My bad, should have been a personal email...
However, if anyone knows of some tools or stacks that I can use/buy to
implement a PIM please let me know...
Dave
Dave LeYanna wrote:
Alex;
I was searching the archives looking for some information about a PIM
lib or stack that may be available
Alex;
I was searching the archives looking for some information about a PIM
lib or stack that may be available and noticed your post about
syncronization issues you were looking at. Did you ever finish that
addressbook app? would you be interested in sharing or selling it?
We need to develop
I wrote:
[ slightly OT - this is a "design / algorithm" question rather than a
Rev/xtalk one, really ]
[and it's a long, rambling email - so feel free to skip it]
You just can't get good staff these days :-)
My typist (that's me) missed a crucial sentence or two when transferring
hand-written n
Stephen Barncard wrote:
Why bother with sync at all? That looks like a nightmare!
Because I need it.
Are all your workstations internet-connected?
No. Some of them are some of the time, but in general they're not. And
it's not acceptable to be unable to make edits when they're not
connected. I th
Why bother with sync at all? That looks like a nightmare!
Are all your workstations internet-connected?
Why not create a MYSQL database and any number of clients made in Rev
to talk to it. Most good ISPs offer it.
All data will be real-time - no copies needed. Very simple.
[ slightly OT - this i
[ slightly OT - this is a "design / algorithm" question rather than a
Rev/xtalk one, really ]
[and it's a long, rambling email - so feel free to skip it]
I am in the process of writing my own Address Book application.
That may sound like an odd thing to do :
aren't there already hundreds of pro
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