1. saving and reading sequences from files
- Posted by jesse kint <jk2000 at PA.NET> Apr 20, 1999
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2. Re: saving and reading sequences from files
- Posted by Derek Brown <Tidefball at AOL.COM> Apr 20, 1999
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I wrote a random access library. Go to the archives and look for random.e. It has binary and ASCII type storage. Derek Brown
3. Re: saving and reading sequences from files
- Posted by Jeffrey Fielding <JJProg at CYBERBURY.NET> Apr 20, 1999
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If you just want to write and read sequences to and from a file, use get and print. EUPHORIA at LISTSERV.MUOHIO.EDU wrote: > does any one have a program / procedure/function to save/ read a sequence to a > file? I you do please send it to me. > Jesse M. Kint > JK2000 > JK2000 at pa.net > icq # 29066416 > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > Name: FILE.HTM > FILE.HTM Type: Hypertext Markup Language (text/html) > Encoding: 7bit -- Jeffrey Fielding JJProg at cyberbury.net http://members.tripod.com/~JJProg/
4. Re: saving and reading sequences from files
- Posted by "Boehme, Gabriel" <gboehme at MUSICLAND.COM> Apr 20, 1999
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jesse kint wrote: >does any one have a program / procedure/function to save/ read a sequence >to a file? I you do please send it to me. Euphoria's built-in print() procedure will write out sequences to files as well as the screen. The library function get() [included in get.e] will retrieve sequences from files. Also, check out the User Contributions and Archives pages at the Euphoria website. Other Euphoria programmers (myself included) have written various routines for saving and restoring sequence data. Be seeing you, Gabriel Boehme ------ The work of one supports the work of all. Robert Fripp ------
5. Re: saving and reading sequences from files
- Posted by "Boehme, Gabriel" <gboehme at MUSICLAND.COM> Apr 20, 1999
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Derek, Jesse Kint submitted an earnest request for help. You responded by shamelessly promoting your own library, without even mentioning Euphoria's print() and get() routines! We're here on the list to *help* one another, not to go around promoting ourselves! Your conduct has recently been somewhat less than admirable. I trust this trend will not continue. Be seeing you? Gabriel Boehme ---------- From: Derek Brown Subject: Re: saving and reading sequences from files Date: Tuesday, April 20, 1999 5:14PM I wrote a random access library. Go to the archives and look for random.e. It has binary and ASCII type storage. Derek Brown
6. Re: saving and reading sequences from files
- Posted by Derek Brown <Tidefball at AOL.COM> Apr 20, 1999
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NO, wait a minute.... I did not shamelessly promote my library. In fact, I meant to send it personally to him but accidentally replied to the list. I'm not looking for any credit or anything. Yeah you may try to kick me while I"m down (since I"m already pretty unpopular for sending the all advantage message). I think you interpret this as competition between the two of us. Don't be ridiculus. Now, what you just wrote was shameless. I just suggested my own library because one it's easy and two because if there was anything he didn't understand he could ask me a question about it. Gee, would you consider that spam too? Derek Brown
7. Re: saving and reading sequences from files
- Posted by "Boehme, Gabriel" <gboehme at MUSICLAND.COM> Apr 20, 1999
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Derek Brown wrote: >I think you interpret this as competition between the two of us. This statement reveals a lot more about your own mind-set than it does mine.
8. Re: saving and reading sequences from files
- Posted by Derek Brown <Tidefball at AOL.COM> Apr 20, 1999
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<< This statement reveals a lot more about your own mind-set than it does mine. >> Explain what that means. C'mon. You attacked me! I recommended my library b/c I can easily help him if he had questions (I wrote it). Also it is more advanced than print and get, and I'm under the impression he needs to store more than one sequence to the file. That's why I wrote mine in the first place. Why not use it? I DON"T CARE ABOUT GETTING CREDIT, I WAS JUST TRYING TO HELP SOMEONE. I DON'T UNDERSTAND HOW I CAN GET ATTACKED FOR HELPING A GUY OUT. Therefore, it seems to me you're trying to make me look bad. Which will cause me to lose my credibility. Go ahead, if you write something better, we've made progress. That's what we're trying to do, right? Make progress? Or are we trying to cut each other down? Derek Brown
9. Re: saving and reading sequences from files
- Posted by "Boehme, Gabriel" <gboehme at MUSICLAND.COM> Apr 20, 1999
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Derek Brown wrote: >>>I think you interpret this as competition between the two of us. >> >>This statement reveals a lot more about your own mind-set than it >>does mine. > >Explain what that means. <snip> It means, "Please do not project your paranoia onto me. Thank you." How can my promotion of Euphoria's get() and print() be viewed as "competition" with you?!
10. Re: saving and reading sequences from files
- Posted by Adam Weeden <theskaman at MINDSPRING.COM> Apr 20, 1999
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I have to say that this is mainly Gabriel and Derek's argument, but I feel I need to say something on Derek's behalf. The reason each of us writes a library is for two reasons 1) To make part of a program we are writing easier. 2) To make a certain tedious part of programming less tedious for others. By suggesting his own library, Derek was only trying to help. What has he got to gain? Money..........no, his library is freeware. Fame........no, there is no fame on the listserv. Respect...........again I say no, everybody has equal respect on the listserv. I personally respect someone who just writes a question or two every once in a while as much as I respect pillars of the Eu community like David Cuny or David Gay. You're suggestion of the get() print() routines are perfectly okay, but your behavior of demonizing Derek is uncalled for. Please stop the childish banter and lets stick to the subject at hand, the beautiful language called Euphoria. Adam Weeden WeedenSoft Technologies
11. Re: saving and reading sequences from files
- Posted by Nuno Barros <nuno.barros at IP.PT> Apr 21, 1999
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Adam Weeden wrote: Please stop the childish banter and lets > stick to the subject at hand, the beautiful language called Euphoria. > oh... yes... because It's a bit sad that half of the messages in my mailbox was about a kind of war between 2 guys,,, -- N u n o B a r r o s [ W e b D e s i g n e r ] ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [ m a i l ] nuno.barros at ip.pt [ i c q ] 6 4 4 8 3 8 8 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Webdesign Portfolio http://nuno.homepage.nu e . t o p i a -in construction- http://etopia.homepage.nu C h a o s S q u a d http://gollop.homepage.nu L i m b o http://limbo.homepage.nu ----------------------------------------------------------------------
12. Re: saving and reading sequences from files
- Posted by "Boehme, Gabriel" <gboehme at MUSICLAND.COM> Apr 21, 1999
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Adam Weeden wrote: >By suggesting his own library, Derek was only trying to help. That's not the way it came across. The original help request was, and I quote, "does any one have a program / procedure/function to save/ read a sequence to a file?" This is not a person asking for specialized routines -- this is someone requesting general sequence file I/O. Derek's response was to immediately point to his own library -- not even mentioning the fact that Euphoria comes standard with print() and get(), which is most likely what this person wanted to know in the first place. Had Derek not submitted his self-promoting SPAM to the list earlier, I might not have reacted the way I did, and I am certainly to blame for inadvertently starting this mess. However, it is Derek's continuing reactions -- inflammatory, insulting and immature -- which have lowered this "argument" to the lowest of the low. I should probably have just ignored his posts, but I had no idea he would react the way he did. >You're suggestion of the get() print() routines are perfectly >okay, but your behavior of demonizing Derek is uncalled for. ?!! I reprimanded Derek for not mentioning Euphoria's get() or print() routines. He responded by accusing me of being selfish, greedy, immature, jealous of his library, and participating in file I/O conspiracies with Ralf Nieuwenhuijsen. You'll forgive me if I get the impression that Derek was the one doing the demonizing. Be seeing you, Gabriel Boehme
13. Re: saving and reading sequences from files
- Posted by "C. K. Lester" <cklester at TICNET.COM> Apr 21, 1999
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Gabriel, I believe you were a little too harsh here. So he promoted his library. Big deal. His library IS a resource for saving/retrieving sequences... just what the guy asked for. Somebody else mentioned the get() and print() routines (you, I think), so all bases were covered. >Derek, > >Jesse Kint submitted an earnest request for help. You responded by >shamelessly promoting your own library, without even mentioning Euphoria's >print() and get() routines! We're here on the list to *help* one another, >not to go around promoting ourselves! >
14. Re: saving and reading sequences from files
- Posted by jesse kint <jk2000 at PA.NET> Apr 21, 1999
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- Last edited Apr 22, 1999
Personally i just asked one simple question and actually got it answered on icq before the listserv messages even got to my computer. This is a good example of how some people can take simple questions on this list SO far out of wack. Does a simple question like mine really need all of those replies that have nothing to do with the actual question. So can we PLEASE put this thing to rest? Jesse M. Kint
15. Re: saving and reading sequences from files
- Posted by Lucius Hilley III <lhilley at CDC.NET> Apr 22, 1999
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On Wed, 21 Apr 1999 21:59:38 -0400, jesse kint <jk2000 at PA.NET> wrote: >Personally i just asked one simple question and actually got it answered on >icq before the listserv messages even got to my computer. This is a good >example of how some people can take simple questions on this list SO far out >of wack. Does a simple question like mine really need all of those replies >that have nothing to do with the actual question. So can we PLEASE put this >thing to rest? >Jesse M. Kint PS: I, Lucius, am the one that answered him through ICQ. --Gotta love the humor in this list. Lucius L. Hilley III