1. Documentation 4.12
- Posted by SDPringle Dec 16, 2008
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It is wrong that printf, getc and get_bytes is in the constants section in section 4.12.1. They should be under file reading and writing in 4.12.3. Perhaps change 4.12.3's name to Reading and Writing rather than File Reading and Writing because occasionally we write to the screen or a pipe instead.
Where is popen() defined? Does EUPHORIA have one yet?
My 2 cents.
Shawn Pringle
2. Re: Documentation 4.12
- Posted by DerekParnell (admin) Dec 16, 2008
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It is wrong that printf, getc and get_bytes is in the constants section in section 4.12.1.
Thanks. I'll fix this.
Where is popen() defined? Does EUPHORIA have one yet?
Not that I know of.
3. Re: Documentation 4.12
- Posted by ne1uno Dec 20, 2008
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- Last edited Dec 21, 2008
- Searching
- 4.24.1.1 compare
- 4.24.1.2 equal
- 4.24.2.1 find
- 4.24.2.2 find_from
- 4.24.2.3 match_from
- 4.24.3.1 match
- 4.15.2 Roundings and remainders
- 4.25.3.3 insert
- 4.25.3.4 splice
- 4.14.0.1 hash
include/euphoria/keywords.e does not reflect reality for builtins
4.11.2.5 set_active_page ~ Example 1:
profile_time now works on windows but the docs haven't been updated.
in safe.e peek_string atom a should be atom a=x
include\euphoria.h top comment still mentions Euphoria 3
4. Re: Documentation 4.12
- Posted by DerekParnell (admin) Dec 21, 2008
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The documentation has been updated but not generated for the Web yet.
Jeremy, can you arrange to have an update of the web v4 docs?
5. Re: Documentation 4.12
- Posted by jeremy (admin) Dec 21, 2008
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Yup,
I'll do that this afternoon.
Jeremy
6. Re: Documentation 4.12
- Posted by jeremy (admin) Dec 21, 2008
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New docs are online.
Jeremy
7. Re: Documentation 4.12
- Posted by DerekParnell (admin) Dec 21, 2008
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New docs are online.
Hmmm... they don't seem to contain the changes I made.
8. Re: Documentation 4.12
- Posted by jeremy (admin) Dec 22, 2008
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I did an svn up, then built the docs. lmc. I just did a "svn up" again in the root euphoria directory and it says "At revision 1271." Are you sure they are committed?
Jeremy
9. Re: Documentation 4.12
- Posted by DerekParnell (admin) Dec 22, 2008
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I did an svn up, then built the docs. lmc. I just did a "svn up" again in the root euphoria directory and it says "At revision 1271." Are you sure they are committed?
Yes. They are committed in rev 1271.
Check the SVN log and/or diffs. My changes are there in many of the include/std files and a couple of others.
10. Re: Documentation 4.12
- Posted by jeremy (admin) Dec 22, 2008
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New docs are online.
Hmmm... they don't seem to contain the changes I made.
What changes do you see that are missing? I looked up a few and they seem to be there. Is it your cache kicking in or something?
Jeremy
11. Re: Documentation 4.12
- Posted by DerekParnell (admin) Dec 22, 2008
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What changes do you see that are missing? I looked up a few and they seem to be there. Is it your cache kicking in or something?
I turned caching off and cleared the cache, but the 'old' docs are still being returned.
For instance, the section on Profiling is fetching http://openeuphoria.org/docs/eu400_0018.html#_127_Profiling which says that profile_time is a DOS only affair but I changed this to include windows as well.
12. Re: Documentation 4.12
- Posted by jimcbrown (admin) Dec 22, 2008
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What changes do you see that are missing? I looked up a few and they seem to be there. Is it your cache kicking in or something?
I turned caching off and cleared the cache, but the 'old' docs are still being returned.
For instance, the section on Profiling is fetching http://openeuphoria.org/docs/eu400_0018.html#_127_Profiling which says that profile_time is a DOS only affair but I changed this to include windows as well.
I might be missing something, but where in the svn tree is that html file (or its source htx) located? I grep'd for "you specify a with profile or with profile_time" and could not find it (but the line might have since been changed as a result of Derek's udpate).
13. Re: Documentation 4.12
- Posted by jeremy (admin) Dec 22, 2008
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For instance, the section on Profiling is fetching http://openeuphoria.org/docs/eu400_0018.html#_127_Profiling which says that profile_time is a DOS only affair but I changed this to include windows as well.
Oh! I did the diff backward I saw that as Win32 being removed, looked at the docs online and indeed Win32 was not listed. Opps.
I'll look further into it.
Jeremy
14. Re: Documentation 4.12
- Posted by ne1uno Dec 22, 2008
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- Last edited Dec 23, 2008
For instance, the section on Profiling is fetching http://openeuphoria.org/docs/eu400_0018.html#_127_Profiling which says that profile_time is a DOS only affair but I changed this to include windows as well.
...
I'll look further into it.
Jeremy
what probably happened is eudoc choked on something and the old version of euphoria.txt was reused to generate the html.
if you comment out console.e in eu400.af the next generated a token error. it doesn't appear to be anything in the updated docs that would confuse eudoc but I can't say for sure.
15. Re: Documentation 4.12
- Posted by jeremy (admin) Dec 23, 2008
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what probably happened is eudoc choked on something and the old version of euphoria.txt was reused to generate the html.
if you comment out console.e in eu400.af the next generated a token error. it doesn't appear to be anything in the updated docs that would confuse eudoc but I can't say for sure.
Right now, eudoc chokes on *any* .e file when run on Windows. Jim has reported that it is running fine on Linux. I'll go there and generate docs just to get the new ones online. It has something to do with include/euphoria/tokenize.e not parsing unix line endings on Windows.
Jeremy
16. Re: Documentation 4.12
- Posted by jimcbrown (admin) Dec 23, 2008
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I was wrong. Jeremy discovered that there seems to be a bug introducted in 1265 that causes eudoc to fail on all platforms. 1264 works fine, but anything after (up to and including 1274) fails.
what probably happened is eudoc choked on something and the old version of euphoria.txt was reused to generate the html.
if you comment out console.e in eu400.af the next generated a token error. it doesn't appear to be anything in the updated docs that would confuse eudoc but I can't say for sure.
Right now, eudoc chokes on *any* .e file when run on Windows. Jim has reported that it is running fine on Linux. I'll go there and generate docs just to get the new ones online. It has something to do with include/euphoria/tokenize.e not parsing unix line endings on Windows.
Jeremy
17. Re: Documentation 4.12
- Posted by jeremy (admin) Dec 23, 2008
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The bug in eudoc is not yet fixed (seems it's a tail recursion problem) but we found it works translated. So, I have put new docs online. Bug hunting will continue w/eudoc to find the problem.
Jeremy