1. Don: DSS3 report (part 2)
Hi there Don,
I downloaded your new viewer and it appears that there are two sets
of files. One set under a folder name and one not. It looks like one
is an older set of files, but i think if you only include the newest
files you may save some space on upload/downloading.
It is looking very nice, but i found that i had to change two
lines in the file "nat_sort.e" to stop an error from occuring:
--WITHIN:
global function nat_compare_str(sequence x1, sequence x2)
--WAS:
--integer x1pt, x2pt, x1len, x2len, number, comp, x1num, x2num
--object x1char, x2char
--CHANGED TO:
integer x1pt, x2pt, x1len, x2len, number, comp
object x1char, x2char, x1num, x2num
You may wish to look into this, to find out why x1num and x2num cant
be integers (this is probably ok though). [XP Pro SP2]
Overall, it's looking very nice! Zoom works very well and that's
nice to have in the viewer.
Take care,
Al
And, good luck with your Euphoria programming!
My bumper sticker: "I brake for LED's"
2. Re: Don: DSS3 report (part 2)
Thank you Al for responding.
Al Getz wrote:
>
>
> Hi there Don,
>
>
> I downloaded your new viewer and it appears that there are two sets
> of files. One set under a folder name and one not. It looks like one
> is an older set of files, but i think if you only include the newest
> files you may save some space on upload/downloading.
It's posible that I have a folder in a folder I'll check that out and re-upload.
>
> It is looking very nice, but i found that i had to change two
> lines in the file "nat_sort.e" to stop an error from occuring:
>
>
> --WITHIN:
> global function nat_compare_str(sequence x1, sequence x2)
>
> --WAS:
> --integer x1pt, x2pt, x1len, x2len, number, comp, x1num, x2num
> --object x1char, x2char
>
> --CHANGED TO:
> integer x1pt, x2pt, x1len, x2len, number, comp
> object x1char, x2char, x1num, x2num
>
> You may wish to look into this, to find out why x1num and x2num cant
> be integers (this is probably ok though). [XP Pro SP2]
>
This a problem I ran into earlier and meant to fix.
I believe that is because if you have a picture named 0034287.57407.gif,
that nat_sort.e
interperts it as an atom instead of a sequence.
>
> Overall, it's looking very nice! Zoom works very well and that's
> nice to have in the viewer.
Don Cole
3. Re: Don: DSS3 report (part 2)
- Posted by Al Getz <Xaxo at aol.com>
Jan 10, 2006
-
Last edited Jan 11, 2006
don cole wrote:
>
> Thank you Al for responding.
>
> Al Getz wrote:
> >
> >
> > Hi there Don,
> >
> >
> > I downloaded your new viewer and it appears that there are two sets
> > of files. One set under a folder name and one not. It looks like one
> > is an older set of files, but i think if you only include the newest
> > files you may save some space on upload/downloading.
>
> It's posible that I have a folder in a folder I'll check that out and
> re-upload.
>
>
> > It is looking very nice, but i found that i had to change two
> > lines in the file "nat_sort.e" to stop an error from occuring:
> >
> >
> > --WITHIN:
> > global function nat_compare_str(sequence x1, sequence x2)
> >
> > --WAS:
> > --integer x1pt, x2pt, x1len, x2len, number, comp, x1num, x2num
> > --object x1char, x2char
> >
> > --CHANGED TO:
> > integer x1pt, x2pt, x1len, x2len, number, comp
> > object x1char, x2char, x1num, x2num
> >
> > You may wish to look into this, to find out why x1num and x2num cant
> > be integers (this is probably ok though). [XP Pro SP2]
> >
>
> This a problem I ran into earlier and meant to fix.
> I believe that is because if you have a picture named 0034287.57407.gif,
> that nat_sort.e
> interperts it as an atom instead of a sequence.
> >
> > Overall, it's looking very nice! Zoom works very well and that's
> > nice to have in the viewer.
>
> Don Cole
Hi Don,
Oh ok, well maybe someone should contact the author of "nat_sort.e"
to tell them it should be upgraded slightly?
Im now wondering what would happen with a very long numerical name
such as "123456789012345678901234567890.jpg" or something like that.
Take care,
Al
And, good luck with your Euphoria programming!
My bumper sticker: "I brake for LED's"
