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Perhaps there was a time when the bug tracker was using the older editor. I think it's more consistent with the forums now.
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I use postimages.org . I thought I learnt that trick from you, Barry !? ;)
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Just looking at the default source for RDKmoduleInstall suggests that parameters aren't supported case Section = EXECPROC$ * structure of line is procname call @Line case Section = EXECPROCPOST$ pro…
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Yeap, that's nice - thanks Kevin :)
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Interesting! These are just examples (and not even finalised yet). ▼ is Unicode 9660, Black Down-Pointing Triangle. 3 bytes in OI UTF8 = E296BC 🔎 is Unicode 55357 . Actually, it appears to be just this character causing the above. It appears to …
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That's true, although it's just not as readable or visually obvious - which is a shame. Even as a comment, the character can throw off the coloring.
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Or for portability (unless this is an OI10 bug that gets fixed), possibly rndRange = NumberTo - NumberFrom If isEngine64() then rndRange += 1 R = Rnd( rndRange) + NumberFrom
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Very quick and dirty program ;) n = 9999999 f = 0; t = 499 min = (f+t)/2; max = min InitRnd time() For i = 1 to n r = rnd( t-(f-1))+f If r < min then min = r If r > max then max = r Next n Return min: '-': max
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Curious - I'm finding different behaviour between OI9 and OI10, and the help is not accurate in both places!? In OI9, this expression returns random numbers between 1001 and 3457 - implying that RND(n) is inclusive of n. This is as documented in t…
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It works for me!? v2.2.2 and v2.2.7. Today, that expression return '8'. For tomorrow it returns '9'.
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I did some benchmarking on these techniques a while ago. This showed (among other things) that manipulating a pre-filled string (using putBinaryValue, in my case) performed linearly as N increased, compared to order N-squared using concatenation. …
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Ok, thanks - it must be my set up
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@BarryStevens - I'm finding in the new OI 10.2.1 beta 2 that pressing the ... option you've shown in this thread, just crashes the system. Does the same happen for you?
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Interesting! Thanks Barry
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In this case it was a fresh install of OI 10.2.1, on which I ran the SRP Editor installer. But I forgot that it was an Option that needed to be set - sorry! Thanks :)
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Sorry, I'm assuming the context viewed in the thread. Referring to the 'Launch the SRP Editor' menu item that in OI 10.1 was visible in the Tools menu of the IDE.
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Ah, makes sense :)
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Just to add that when installing SRP Editor 3.4.1.2 into OI 10.2.1, the Launch SRP Editor shortcut does not appear at all - although the Help menu does remain intact.
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I got this too, but after installing SRP Editor (3.4.1.2) into OI 10.2.1. Curious that it's looking for SRPEditor.ocx rather than SRPEditor64.ocx !?
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Interesting! Previous versions of the RList documentation would state: I wonder if RList always had that functionality but it wasn't exposed, especially in the 16bit days.
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That seems to be a mistake in the blog article. It appears that the HEX_SHA256 method is only supported in OI 10. CRC32 isn't a documented method either, for that matter - although it does return a value. However the returned value is different b…
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Are there any duplicated rows in the !CLIENTS index definition record in the !CLIENTS file? I'd try clearing all the pending transactions then deleting the ! record in the !CLIENTS file, forcing it to be recompiled.
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We saw this many years ago, mainly in peer-to-peer configurations without a linear hash service. I think this might be low level locking within the linear hash system internally.
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Is the second line shown there valid? (specifically the extra '<' at the beginning), or even needed? It seems to be redundant.
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Probably noteworthy that the default [SRP_DATE] conversion has its own interpretation of unformatted dates, different to OI. Iconv( '20099', '[SRP_DATE]') = 15239 = September 20, 2009 Iconv( '20100', '[SRP_DATE]') = 11982 = October 20, 2000 Iconv( '…
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We've found that for customers using UNC paths, some have to add the UNC path to the list of Trusted Sites in Internet Options on the desktop for the installers to work. Does that help?
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Ah yes, that works now. Thanks Kevin :)
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Yeah I've toggled that several times. When enabled, I just get a line for the borders without any content.
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Although it seems with this version, the Status Window is minimised and I can't see compiler errors. Is that just me?
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Good work Kevin :)