in the old array structures, and has
not been added to the new ones. So you can't do things like:
on mouseUp
get the colour_Array of btn 1
set the colour_Array of btn 2 to it
end mouseUp
*Feature Requests*
Following on from Trevors list of features to add to the new array structure
- I thought
to pass a key of an array by
referencehttp://quality.runrev.com/qacenter/show_bug.cgi?id=7167
Trevor - I've taken the liberty of adding your feature requests
where i coud
not find them - so I guess you should vote on them :)
Thanks for logging these David. Votes added.
Regards,
--
Trevor DeVore
On Wednesday, August 25, 2004, at 10:33 PM, Troy Rollins wrote:
This is well-known as bugzilla entry #670, and has an impressive
number of votes to its credit. I believe it may well be the single
most requested feature to date.
Now that I know how to use bugzilla I think I'll add five.
Mark
On Aug 26, 2004, at 3:04 AM, MisterX wrote:
What's wrong with the table object anyway?
Let's just say that a Rapid Application Development tool should offer a
versatile data grid as part of the toolkit. The table object does not
qualify, neither does a field.
--
Troy
RPSystems, Ltd.
On Aug 26, 2004, at 12:07 PM, Mark Brownell wrote:
This is well-known as bugzilla entry #670, and has an impressive
number of votes to its credit. I believe it may well be the single
most requested feature to date.
Now that I know how to use bugzilla I think I'll add five.
As lousy as
Troy Rollins wrote:
Note, that for a supposedly Mac-Centric company as RunRev is often
suggested to be, the choice in Bugzilla is a rather contrary one, since
it behaves extremely poorly in Safari. Ken Ray's RevZilla is a good
alternative, otherwise you need to get access to Safari's debug
On 8/26/04 12:28 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Yes, Bugzilla has some rough edges and yes, Apple has some weird merde
going on with Safari (I switched to Mozilla last year and never looked
back -- thank you Jacque for the recommendation).
I love it like no other. Oh wait. That's a different software
towards one platform, doesn't this mean that voting
will also (probably) skew the feature requests towards that platform?
This is not necessarily a problem, but if there is an intent to spread the
net more widely, then it could be counter productive?
Are all feature requsets looked at from a vote view
is
predominantly focused towards one platform, doesn't this mean that voting
will also (probably) skew the feature requests towards that platform?
This is not necessarily a problem, but if there is an intent to spread the
net more widely, then it could be counter productive?
Are all feature requsets looked
I know what you mean, Bob. The program is not a discussion list reader, so
hyperlinked ToC access to threaded posts is not really going to happen, I'm
afraid. Requests for an improved Rev list interface would be best directed to
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
However, as of v4 you do have built-in
This is a call for feature requests for the next release of The Scripter's
Scrapbook. Please reply direct to [EMAIL PROTECTED] for coordination,
unless you feel your request has discussion merit!
A selection of requests already received:
- Transfer of current settings and entries to updates
I set up a separate folder for messages from the list and set up a
mail rule to send all of the list messages into that folder. That way
the list messages don't get mixed in with my other mail.
If your eMail client supports this, you might want to consider it.
(Under OS X's Mail app, for
About the only way I can think of to do anything close to that would be
to emulate all of the child windows as groups, but it would be very
challenging to make those emulated windows look and feel like real windows.
MDI, ActiveX how many people need these vs things like answer file with
extension.
Couldn't have said it better myself!
tuviah snyder wrote:
MDI, ActiveX how many people need these vs things like answer file with
extension. Seems not many from looking at the bugzilla votes. If you want
these features, vote for them:-)
Tuviah
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Jan Schenkel writes:
[snip]
... especially if there is a work-around (which reminds me
that it would be good if there were a central place
for these ; and I don't mean the list archives)
Jan Schenkel.
+++
An archive is a good idea. It would be very convenient to have on
the
Jan Schenkel writes:
[snip]
... especially if there is a work-around (which reminds me
that it would be good if there were a central place
for these ; and I don't mean the list archives)
Jan Schenkel.
+++
An archive is a good idea. It would be very convenient to have on
for feature requests,
so we can share our views on what we really need and
what would be helpful but isn't all that urgent.
And feedback in the form of a roadmap with these
features would be much appreciated, so that we have
some vague idea of what to expect ; and then the
lobbying can start
Hey, Jan!
On Friday, September 19, 2003, at 10:11 PM, Jan Schenkel wrote:
I figured I'd better put in my two eurocents' worth
before the end of the discussion this time ;-)
Frankly, I think voting on bugs is a _bad_ idea.
I agree totally!
However, rather than appearing to be trying to teach
I figured I'd better put in my two eurocents' worth
before the end of the discussion this time ;-)
Frankly, I think voting on bugs is a _bad_ idea.
Personally, I had always looked at voting as being important for
upcoming feature enhancements (which is the way it was built into
RevZilla
On Friday, September 19, 2003, at 06:11 AM, Jan Schenkel wrote:
Voting should then be reserved for feature requests,
The distinction might be fuzzy.
The solutions for some bugs (timing, empty textFont, rectangle outline)
must be cast as enhancements.
Also, some enhancements open the doors
On Freitag, Sep 19, 2003, at 15:07 Europe/Vienna, Igor Couto wrote:
What revolution needs is a plug-in that IS the bug reporting system,
to be shipped with the program. I seem to have seen that someone (was
it Ken Ray?) who is developing a Rev-like interface to Bugzilla.
Something along those
On Freitag, Sep 19, 2003, at 15:07 Europe/Vienna, Igor Couto wrote:
Bug reporting systems should also be EASILY searchable (and Bugzilla
isn't), and it should help novices file reports that are appropriate -
ie, directed at the appropriate area, using the correct jargon, etc.
If that doesn't
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