I guess you've seen these - see attached?
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>Date: Thu, 27 Jun 2002 11:05:27 -0400
>Subject: Re: Witango-Talk: WML
>From: Dan Stein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>Here is something from the component zone not
Hello.
Anybody know/have any examples of integration of WiTango
& WML. I tried to fumble with the meta-tags snippets in the editor
with no real luck.
Brad
Hi Tabi,
Don't be mistaken, Witango is a programming language - it's just not OOP
compliant.
For code re-usability, you should investigate:
-- Branch Actions
-- Include files
-- Witango Class Files ( *.TCF )
The Witango Class files are 'Objects' which have 'Methods' where you can
drag-and-drop
Okay,
Here is what iam after, I would consider actions as
object in witango application program. Therefore
I want to organize actions into maybe .taf or .tcf
or etc. so in my project i can call that same action
(object, in this case maybe a search on employee) in
other modules(action or group
> Oh, sorry... you want this feature in the 4.5 editor.
Ohhh, I didn't realise there was an actual WiTango 4.5 editor.
What advantages does it have over the T2000 editor?
Does it run on OSX (even in Classic) and not crash when you drag actions?
Does it correctly see FMP datasources?
Does it's TA
Oh, sorry... you want this feature in the 4.5 editor.
I'd (incorrectly) assumed that you were referring to the Tango 2000 editor
-- and I'd forgotten that this list is also relevant to the Witango non-beta
editor.
I'm not aware that the 4.5 editor will get any more updates... I'd kind of
assume
Hi Tabi,
This is a difficult question to answer because I don't think Witango can be
classified as a Object Oriented Programming language.
The Witango 'language' consists of two dialects, so to speak, XML and
Metatags.
The TAF and TCF files are written and organized in XML format, which
primari
Hi Tabi,
I'm sorry because I saw your previous message wich is unanswered.
I think it's a very vast domain and even the whole oop philosophy (outside
of Witango) is subject to variants. From integrist to laxyst there is a wide
range of possible implementation for any development.
If you become m
Hello list,
How do you write witango files as to conform with
object oriented programming style?
I would appreciate your input on this matter.
thanks,
tabi run
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Hi
Connect and Disconnect on are not supported in R:Base stored procedures,
at least not according to the docs ;-)
It docs say nothing of the SConnect, as Troy states if there is a table
already setup as a sconnected table prior to the stored procedure call
it should work
Ben Johansen - http:
I haven't tried it, but I am thinking that since stored procedures are
stored in the database, if you try disconnecting and connecting to another
database, I think you will have some problems. Now, if the secondary
database is already Sconnected to your database and the table is attached,
you
All of a sudden, my server is returning a message with every Tango (not
WiTango) page served saying that this is an unregistered version of tango...
Looking at the WebStar log shows that it is loading the plug-in in the
30-day demo mode.
What? Why? Is there a time bomb in the app server? (loaded
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No since we're not discussing the Beta editor or any of its features
(Snippets have been there since 3.0), and I don't know of another
WiTango forum to place requests and discuss features.
R
On Monday, September 23, 2002, at 12:31 PM, Jon Grieve
Guys, guys, guys...
Surely this is a discussion for the *BETA* list..?
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Yeah and Cold Fusion has CODE COMPLETION TOO!
R
On Monday, September 23, 2002, at 12:15 PM, Tom Ferguson wrote:
> even Cold Fusion has line numbers... and they are accurate
>
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even Cold Fusion has line numbers... and they are accurate
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Sent: Monday, September 23, 2002 11:59 AM
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Subject: Re: Witango-Talk: Line Numbers in the
The line # are not visable in notepad, but if you view your source from
the browser, it should open it with note pad,
Press "ctrl + G" for GOTO line #
I do it all the time for some of the JS stuff I do
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Does that REALLY matter?
Line numbers are part of every single IDE I use these days. No line
numbers is kind of lame. SO IS NOT HAVING ANY CODE COMPLETION! It
seems that we keep getting all these cool features to help us with code
writing li
Notepad has line numbers? Not my version (NT4). What version has line
numbers?
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Line numbers are useful any way you slice it. It is an essential
feature as far as I'm concerned. Even notepad has line numbers for
christmas sake!
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Line numbers are useful any way you slice it. It is an essential
feature as far as I'm concerned. Even notepad has line numbers for
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Hi Chris,
Line numbering in a Results window is apparently coming in the new Editor,
but like John pointed out - it's not for the purpose of aiding debugging of
'client-side' errors.
The new Line numbering is for Witango 'server-side' errors because the new
Meta-Stack trace feature for errors in
Hi Bill,
We'll explore sp... I like the idea of possibly being able to combine
several tango dbms into a single stored procedure.
Will post anything interesting.
Thanks
Brent
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Yeah I realized that it would be Difficult to do
this in Witango because of the flexibility of how a taf can be implemented
either as accumulated results or more object oriented with an application
decision tree with accumulated results displayed within that tree.
csmith
- Original Me
On Sun, 22 Sep 2002 16:47:33 -0700, Brent Skean wrote:
>Can a stored procedure as you describe be used to pull in data from
>a variety of datasources, simply using Connect db's and sel's.
>ie, set up the dbms with some datasource... then, can the stored
>procedure connect to other local rbase d
We found the problem on Netscape 6.x and applied our workaround to every
browser type, so I don't know whether other browsers behave differently. I
have to stress however, that we observed this only when posting from SVG
pages. I have not seen the problem James describes below.
A.
> -Origina
Brent,
I don't know, I've never tried that. The only SP's I'm using with R:Tango
are loading or unloading ASCII files for communication with other
systems.
Bill
On Sun, 22 Sep 2002 16:47:33 -0700, Brent Skean wrote:
>Can a stored procedure as you describe be used to pull in data from
a
>var
I have found Input type=image to misbehave on some browsers. It's safer to
use:
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Sent: Saturday, September 21, 2002 8:32 PM
To: Multiple recipients of list witango-talk
Subject: Re: Witango-T
They'd certainly help in a TML, but I appreciate your point... as soon as
you have any line that isn't output, the numbering goes out the window, for
example:
This is line 4.
This is line 5.
<@exclude>
This is some code and is not sent to the server
This is line 6, a
Thanks for that heads-up. I'll give it a try.
-Linda
At 11:12 PM 9/19/2002 -0700, you wrote:
>What version of the server are you using, if you are not using
>4.05.047, then you should be.
>
>Robert.
>
>On Thursday, September 19, 2002, at 07:53 PM, Linda Folley wrote:
>
>>Any help on this issue
Line numbers would be great, but you do realize that line
numbers in a taf file won't help you one little bit when finding those nasty
javascript errors... Line numbers would be reletave to the taf, and would
not help you find that position reported by IE or Netscape when it encounters an
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