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Rondon
14-May-2010
[1601]
I know Graham, but what about the next updates?
Graham
14-May-2010
[1602x3]
I would expect that you either won't need a sdk for R3 if you have 
host kit ... or, it will cost you :)
the message is that it costs $50 to upgrade and that's good for a 
year
Of course ignoring the fact that for years there are not upgrades
Rondon
14-May-2010
[1605x2]
ok
to move to R3, would be an upgrade too ? or new acquisition?
Graham
14-May-2010
[1607]
Who knows?
Rondon
14-May-2010
[1608x2]
:-)
ok
Graham
14-May-2010
[1610x2]
Making $$ from languages is a dead end
It's a micro economy .. the $$ is to be made from consulting
Rondon
14-May-2010
[1612]
I know, that's what I'm doing.
Graham
14-May-2010
[1613]
and you don't get consulting requests unless you have ( usually ) 
a popular language
Rondon
14-May-2010
[1614]
noop,  I'm doing wonderful things with rebol.. Take a look. http://www.tse.gov.br/internet/cd/tse/index.html
Graham
14-May-2010
[1615]
my last was intended for Carl!
Pekr
14-May-2010
[1616]
I think that Host Kit is going to be for free. But RT might produce 
some commercial Extensions ...
Rondon
14-May-2010
[1617x2]
Ok
How does it work? the host kit, I'm kind of lost here...
TomBon
14-May-2010
[1619]
very nice rondon, so you are doing rebol consulting in brazil?
Graham
28-May-2010
[1620]
I seem to have misplaced my linux sdk license key purchased a few 
years ago.  I thought maybe I could use my windows license key instead 
.. but sadly, no go.  Oh well, emailed sales  to see if they can 
resend it to me.
Graham
31-May-2010
[1621]
Which they did  :)
Louis
18-Jun-2010
[1622]
.
Louis
21-Jun-2010
[1623]
What is the best way to debug software made with the SDK?
Gregg
21-Jun-2010
[1624]
If you mean debugging an encapped app, there is no single best way. 
It depends on the app. If you have a system in place for catching 
errors, and logging them, that can help a lot.
Louis
22-Jun-2010
[1625x4]
Gregg, thanks for responding. What system for catching errors are 
you referring to?
I have an encapped program that has worked for years.  But it contains 
a password, and the password had to be changed. Now it won't work 
when encapped. I get:
** Script Error: Cannot use path on none! value
** Where: insert-event-func
** Near: insert system/view/screen-face/feel/event-funcs :funct
:funct
** Press enter to quit...
If I replace all the #include's with do, and run it with rebview, 
it runs without problem.
Graham
22-Jun-2010
[1629]
sounds like you got your includes in the wrong order
Ashley
22-Jun-2010
[1630]
... or have ommitted the SDK file containing the funct declaration
BrianH
22-Jun-2010
[1631x2]
Louis, were you using a function named 'funct in your encapped application? 
As of 2.7.7, there is now a FUNCT mezzanine.
I don't think that would cause your problem though.
Graham
22-Jun-2010
[1633x2]
The error message says can not use a path on none! so there is a 
problem with view ...
Brian, in insert-event-func, the parameter name is 'funct ... so 
nothing to do with the 'funct mezzanine.
BrianH
22-Jun-2010
[1635x2]
I know that the problem has nothing to do with the FUNCT mezzanine 
- it errors out before then. His *next* problem will have to do with 
using 'funct.
Louis, which encapper are you using? Perhaps you are encapping against 
the wrong binary.
Graham
22-Jun-2010
[1637x2]
eh? how is that possible?
Including the wrong source files ?
BrianH
22-Jun-2010
[1639]
There are 5 encap programs, and it's been years since he last encapped 
this app. Maybe he's using enbase, encmd or enpro.
Graham
22-Jun-2010
[1640]
instead of enface
BrianH
22-Jun-2010
[1641]
Or encmdview, yes.
Graham
22-Jun-2010
[1642]
that does sound the most likely cause
BrianH
22-Jun-2010
[1643]
Oh, I just got it, 'funct is a local parameter - that won't even 
be a problem eventually, nevermind my first message :)
Graham
22-Jun-2010
[1644x2]
yes.. it's a parameter to insert-event-func ... as I mentioned above!
I wonder if it should be renamed though in future ...
BrianH
22-Jun-2010
[1646]
Yeah, that mentioning is what I just got :)
Graham
22-Jun-2010
[1647]
to make this less confusing
BrianH
22-Jun-2010
[1648x3]
Tossing in an ASSERT/type [system/view [object!]] into INSEERT-EVENT-FUNC 
would be even less confusing.
INSEERT -> INSERT
ASSERT is supposed to be added in 2.7.8, as a native.