Parser.XML.Tree
by Martin Nilsson (Opera) @ Pike (-) developers forum
18 Dec '05
18 Dec '05
Is it possible to make a mixin class that calls a method in a neighbor
mixin class? Like the following code, but working...
class A {
void create(string a) { write(a); }
}
class B {
void create(string a) { ::create(a+"b"); }
}
class C {
inherit A;
inherit B;
}
2
2
pike --version
by Peter Bortas @ Pike developers forum
13 Dec '05
13 Dec '05
I find it very peculiar that pike --version outputs it result on
stderr? It isn't uniqe in doing so, but is there any reason for doing
that?
I'm pleased to announce a "technology preview" release of FinScribe,
a Pike based weblog/wiki (bliki) application. This new application
provides a number of useful collaboration tools, and (for perhaps the
first time) gives Pike users a viable alternative to Perl and PHP
based applications.
While it's still very young software, FinScribe is already able to
take the place of more mature products, such as SnipSnap, and has
been running in a Production environment for over a month.
I'd encourage everyone to have a look at the FinScribe home page
(powered by FinScribe, of course :)):
http://hww3.riverweb.com/space/pike/FinScribe
The page includes feature information and download locations. I'd be
pleased to hear thoughts, comments and feedback about this initial
"technology preview" release. My intention is to release this
application under a liberal license (haven't decided which one yet),
so patches and volunteer coders are welcome!
Best regards,
Bill
Anyone out there ever use this module? Have any code that
demonstrates it? I'd like to replace a simple regexp based parser
with something a little bit more formal, but I seem to be getting
stuck somewhere. Particularly helpful would be a sample of the
grammar description.
Bill
Hello,
Could someone with CVS write access (Bill?) commit the attached files
to 7.6/packaging/fink, so that fink users could try the new package
version?
Fink users, see <url:http://bertrand.gotpike.org/> for more
informations.
Thanx in advance.
--
Bertrand LUPART
Linkeo.com | http://www.linkeo.com
+33 1 72 71 71 84 | 17, rue de la Banque -
F75002 Paris
Hi,
Is this a bug:
With pike 7.7.5
> write("%d\n",Stdio.file_size("/etc"));
-2
With pike 7.7.23 (latest cvs)
> write("%d\n",Stdio.file_size("/etc/chilimoon"));
4096
Or did the api change?
Kind regards,
Marc
I've gotten Pike to compile nominally under Windows using the Visual C++
toolkit. The problem I'm dealing with now is that some of the dynamic
modules fail to load:
C:/msys/1.0/home/e10401/pike-7.7.21/build/mingw32_nt-5.1-1.0.10_0.46_3_2_-i686/lib/modules/Gmp.so:-:
Warning: Failed to load library: Symbol '_hook_in_int64_funcs' not found.
I compiled with DLDEBUG and DLVERBOSE, and that output is here:
http://hww3.riverweb.com/dist/pikeWinBuildLoadError.txt
>From what I can tell, hook_in_int64_funcs is defined in the pike
binary. Any suggestions?
Bill
I have a couple modules that are just plain CMODs, with no pike stub at
all. Is there a way to put a couple of add_string_constant() calls into
the PIKE_MODULE_INIT{} section that is generated from a CMOD? I tried
just making an INIT{} section in the module outside of the classes, but
that didn't work.
Adam
4
7
port
by Martin Nilsson (Opera) @ Pike (-) developers forum
27 Nov '05
27 Nov '05
I suggest that the portability functions be renamed from uppercase to
lowercase with p_ prefixed. E.g. MEMSET would be p_memset. It would make
it easier to identify where things came from.
In 7.7 Makefile checks for "some-sprsh-test" before running the tests
with sprsh. This is a change since 7.6 and I can not find the place
where that file is supposed to be created. Is there something I'm
missing, because right now the tests dies at once because it tries to
run the win32 binary on the configure host?