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[!AltME] Discussion about AltME
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Louis 12-Oct-2006 [1833] | Reichart, ok. Thanks for answering. By the way, I really like AltME. |
[unknown: 9] 13-Oct-2006 [1834] | Thanks. It is funny, where the lines of responsibility lay. |
Will 13-Oct-2006 [1835] | Tried cr lf crlf, not sure if the clipboard get modified automagically, but can't paste with newline. Maybe some other os x user can check. No problem with tabs.. |
[unknown: 9] 13-Oct-2006 [1836x2] | I have a Mac, but today I'm away from it. |
The source does matter, try writting a couple of lines with TextEdit, and also try copying and pasting from a website. | |
Will 13-Oct-2006 [1838] | Tried a variety of combination 8) |
[unknown: 9] 13-Oct-2006 [1839] | So you are saying that all source lose line info? |
Will 13-Oct-2006 [1840] | Yes, maybe someone can test |
[unknown: 9] 13-Oct-2006 [1841] | I will test Monday. |
JaimeVargas 13-Oct-2006 [1842] | I can confirm that this is the case, and it is very annoying. |
Ashley 14-Oct-2006 [1843x2] | Problem can be easily demonstrated by copying the following three lines from TexEdit (Notepad like default text editor on Mac): One Two Three |
Interestingly enough, if I copy and paste the above "line" back into TextEdit then they appear as three seperate lines again. | |
Henrik 14-Oct-2006 [1845x5] | >> view layout [t: area] (escape) >> t/text == "this is^Ma^Mtest" Pasted from TextEdit |
so it seems that VID doesn't handle that correctly. If I type the text in including ^M manually, I get the same result (line breaks are ignored) | |
>> t/text: rejoin ["this is" newline "a" newline "test"] == "this is^/a^/test" >> show t That works | |
For the record: >> newline == #"^/" >> crlf == "^M^/" | |
>> t/text == "this is^/a^/test" This is from Notepad in WindowsXP. | |
Allen 14-Oct-2006 [1850x2] | MS IM on Mac has same issue. |
at least for cut & paste. Not so for manual | |
[unknown: 9] 15-Oct-2006 [1852] | Henrik, thank you for the research. So, VID has it too? And to confirm, you get different results on Windows and Mac? |
Henrik 16-Oct-2006 [1853x2] | Only the last test above was done in Windows XP. The others were done in OSX. When I paste from TextEdit in MacOSX into a VID textarea, ^M is pasted, and it doesn't work right. When I paste from Notepad in Windows into a VID textarea, ^/ is pasted and it works correctly. So the results are different, yes. When I copy and paste from a VID textarea to TextEdit, it looks alright, but this might be due to how TextEdit handles different line ending chars the same. I can't see the line endings in TextEdit. When I save the TextEdit file to disk in Windows Latin 1 format and read it in REBOL, the line endings are correct. When I copy and paste between two VID text areas in OSX, it looks alright. OSX Rebol/View has also another bug in which, when using cursor up or down in a text area, the cursor also moves one char to the left. |
when doing a 'read clipboard:// in OSX, I still get the ^M. so it might not be VID after all. | |
[unknown: 9] 16-Oct-2006 [1855] | Interesting, this is why I want to run lots of simple conclusive tests. I don't want AltME to have separate routines for separate computers, I also don't want to both Carl unless we have our facts in order. |
Henrik 16-Oct-2006 [1856] | I don't think this is an AltME problem, but a rebol/clipboard general problem. But I think that Mac Roman text formatting does use a different line ending and that comes through with the clipboard into rebol. |
BrianH 16-Oct-2006 [1857] | I think the problem is that read without /binary is supposed to do transparent line ending conversion, but doesn't when reading clipboard data. |
Louis 16-Oct-2006 [1858x2] | AltME updated to 1.2.9 with no problem. |
What is new? | |
Brock 16-Oct-2006 [1860] | Apparently not much... http://www.altme.com/new.html |
Louis 16-Oct-2006 [1861] | :>) I was hoping that this new version could read my brain waves so I wouldn't have to type. |
Henrik 18-Oct-2006 [1862x3] | another issue is how text encoding is done. I just had a conversation in Danish with Geomol. While Danish letters look right on a mac it will look different in Windows and vice versa. |
¾¿Œ <--- on a mac | |
æøå <--- in winXP | |
Rebolek 18-Oct-2006 [1865] | that's because of different code-pages on Mac/Win |
Anton 23-Oct-2006 [1866] | I'm finding longer delays or retries necessary when connecting to AltME recently (since last major update ?) |
[unknown: 9] 23-Oct-2006 [1867] | I just did some speed tests. Seems about the same. Even though it should be unrealted, do you still have your message count set to 100? Of note, AltME seems to be the same speed, and Qtask should be about 20% faster, and will continue getting faster. |
Anton 23-Oct-2006 [1868x2] | Ah no, I mean, first time connection to AltME worldserver. While it is running it seems fine. |
(and my message limit is 500) | |
Henrik 24-Oct-2006 [1870] | there are times when I see the "Internet Busy" message after the internet connection has been down or bad. I'm then forced to reconnect AltME. This seems to me to be avoidable if it could silently reconnect when the "Internet Busy" message has been there for, perhaps 1 minute. |
Henrik 1-Nov-2006 [1871x2] | another thing: When the world is offline, you can't see which worlds have new posts. |
which worlds => which groups | |
[unknown: 9] 1-Nov-2006 [1873] | Please send to Feedback on AltME.com, it pumps the task for that. |
[unknown: 5] 10-Nov-2006 [1874x2] | When is this world supposed to support folders? |
I had a little script I was gonna post. Maybe rebol.org instead. | |
[unknown: 9] 11-Nov-2006 [1876] | I don't know that it ever was. |
[unknown: 5] 11-Nov-2006 [1877] | oh, I thought at one point there was discussion about upgrading this world to support it. |
Rebolek 11-Nov-2006 [1878] | you're right, there was discussion :) |
[unknown: 9] 11-Nov-2006 [1879] | Perhaps, it would have had to include Carl, since this is his world, not mine. I'm open to it though. |
[unknown: 10] 14-Nov-2006 [1880x2] | Im using altme 1.1.29..but seem not to be able to click any http links any more? is that correct or perhpas my OS? |
(linux) | |
PeterWood 14-Nov-2006 [1882] | I have noticed the same behaviour on Linux. |
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