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Re: [binarycloud-dev] capwiz

[Justin F. <je...@ey...>]

Reini:

Oeeewah, you are stirring my ingrained paranoia.  When I first
started looking at BC, I thought, this Mother is
really going to be slow, with all those file operations,
certainly one per module.  And the way I like to write
tiny modules, I thought, ungh.

So I am curious about your experience with speed
and BC.  Is there any data, even anecdotal, relative,
to the other CMS/YATS/platforms?

But, back to reality, I used to worry about squeezing
10 bites out of C programs on a Z-80 with 64K memory.
So, I rationalize to myself, well, in a year our server
will be 1.5 MHz and a 200 MHz FSB and 2 gigs of memory
and everything will be resident the VM page set anyway...

Even if BC is slow, I want it for its elegant
features and I'll just forget about speed envy.


_jef

----------------


Reini Urban wrote:
> 
> Personally I would say that bc is too slow. "duck an run" :)
> no, really as long it doesn't cache dynamic pages...
> 
> there are hundreds of similar and easier php cms systems.
> see the php faq.
> 
> I also use ariadne (http://www.muze.nl/software/ariadne/),
> which is much faster, but has less features.
> 
> > "Faine, Mark" schrieb:
> > I'd like to replicate this functionality http://64.14.114.200/cademo/ with
> > binary cloud?
> >
> > I'd also like to create a paycheck analysis tool, sort of like
> > paycheckcity.com but better with more thorough analysis.
> >
> > My question is and I realize this is sort of an off topic post?
> >
> > I need to create 2001 Federal and State Tax tables, where would I get the
> > data (in some kind of electronic format I could more easily import into
> > mysql) and once I got it how in the world could it be regularly updated?  At
> > this point this is just pie in the sky ideas about some applications but you
> > never know what might come out of just looking into an idea.
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Re: [binarycloud-dev] capwiz

[Reini U. <ru...@x-...>]

Personally I would say that bc is too slow. "duck an run" :)
no, really as long it doesn't cache dynamic pages...

there are hundreds of similar and easier php cms systems. 
see the php faq. 

I also use ariadne (http://www.muze.nl/software/ariadne/), 
which is much faster, but has less features.

> "Faine, Mark" schrieb:
> I'd like to replicate this functionality http://64.14.114.200/cademo/ with
> binary cloud?
> 
> I'd also like to create a paycheck analysis tool, sort of like
> paycheckcity.com but better with more thorough analysis.
> 
> My question is and I realize this is sort of an off topic post?
> 
> I need to create 2001 Federal and State Tax tables, where would I get the
> data (in some kind of electronic format I could more easily import into
> mysql) and once I got it how in the world could it be regularly updated?  At
> this point this is just pie in the sky ideas about some applications but you
> never know what might come out of just looking into an idea.
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Re: [binarycloud-dev] capwiz

[Justin F. <je...@ey...>]

Mark:

We are in a building with a bunch of lawyers.  One
guy gets this stuff electronically from West Law,
and/or Lexus, but you have to be a member.

You can go to:

http://directory.westlaw.com/directory/DIR47.asp?rs=WDIR1.0&vr=1.0

but unless you subscribe to this service, you ain't gonna
get very far.  West Law has been in business for decades
and prints all those books/references you see in lawyers
offices...

_jef

-----------------------

> "Faine, Mark" wrote:
> 
> I'd like to replicate this functionality
> http://64.14.114.200/cademo/ with binary cloud?
> 
> I'd also like to create a paycheck analysis tool, sort of like
> paycheckcity.com but better with more thorough analysis.
> 
> My question is and I realize this is sort of an off topic post?
> 
> I need to create 2001 Federal and State Tax tables, where would I get
> the data (in some kind of electronic format I could more easily import
> into mysql) and once I got it how in the world could it be regularly
> updated?  At this point this is just pie in the sky ideas about some
> applications but you never know what might come out of just looking
> into an idea.
> 
> -Mark
> 
> 

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Re: [binarycloud-dev] Suggestion for multiple sites

[Justin F. <je...@ey...>]

Jimmy:

There is a discussion going on to change from:
user
|-- binarycloud
|   `-- mod
|       `-- mod
|           `-- xslt_example
|-- conf
|-- db
|   |-- dump
|   `-- schema
|-- lang
|-- mod
|   |-- astronomy
|   |-- hello_world
|   |-- lib
|   |-- myCP
|   |-- set_lang_example
|   |   `-- html
|   |-- system
|   |-- test
|   |-- webalizer
|   |   `-- webalizer
|   `-- xslt_example
|-- roles
`-- tmpl
    `-- html
        |-- layouts
        `-- masters

in which site-specific modules and/or general modules have
to go under user/mod, and/or site-specific masters and
layouts, to avoid name clash, have to be under

|-- roles
`-- tmpl
    `-- html
        |-- layouts/site_name
        `-- masters/sites_name

TO----------

sites to be put at the ./user level, like

user
|-- binarycloud
|   `-- mod
|       `-- mod
|           `-- xslt_example
|-- conf
|-- db
|   |-- dump
|   `-- schema
|-- lang
|-- mod
|-- roles
`-- tmpl
|   `-- html
|       |-- layouts
|       `-- masters
site1
|-- conf
|-- lang
|-- mod
`-- tmpl
|    `-- html
|       |-- layouts
|       `-- masters
|
site2
|

and so forth.  This makes BC more multi-site friendly.
Anyway, this is what I understand what is being considered.

Right now, I just am developing all modules under
"package" directories under ./mod/package and
have all masters/layouts in the same directory
but pay attention not to have name clash, even
though masters and layouts will be numerous
over many sites.  I hope this will be temporary.

There has also been a discussion of the DOCUMENT_ROOT
tree structure, but, in a way, this is up to the
user and BC doesn't need to dictate how the DOCUMENT_ROOT
is organized, it is truly a user preference.

-------------------------

Jimmy Harlindong wrote:
> 
> Odysseas / alex,
> 
> Perhaps to make BC multi site friendly we can do it like this:
> 
> /path/to/binarycloud/user/siteA
> /path/to/binarycloud/user/siteB
> /path/to/binarycloud/user/siteC
> 
> Move everything under
> /path/to/binarycloud/user
> Into
> /path/to/binarycloud/user/siteA
> 
> Then on the make command it would be:
> 
> make siteA
> 
> Or to build a site skeleton:
> make new name=siteA
> 
> Perhaps the skeleton should be placed under:
> /path/to/binarycloud/base/skeleton
> 
> Regards,
> Jimmy Harlindong
> 
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Re: [binarycloud-dev] r2 make system win32 - its alive!

[Alby L. <al...@ro...>]

Ronald, 

BC is made! Thanks.

Alby

[binarycloud-dev] capwiz

[Faine, M. <Mar...@ms...>]

I'd like to replicate this functionality http://64.14.114.200/cademo/
<http://64.14.114.200/cademo/>  with binary cloud?
 
I'd also like to create a paycheck analysis tool, sort of like
paycheckcity.com but better with more thorough analysis.  
 
My question is and I realize this is sort of an off topic post?
 
I need to create 2001 Federal and State Tax tables, where would I get the
data (in some kind of electronic format I could more easily import into
mysql) and once I got it how in the world could it be regularly updated?  At
this point this is just pie in the sky ideas about some applications but you
never know what might come out of just looking into an idea.
 
-Mark
 
 

[binarycloud-dev] Need advice on Smarty integration and path

[Jimmy H. <ji...@ha...>]

Hi alex,

Yeah it's me again :)

I have a question, I just understood (a little bit) about how modules
work...., please correct or add:

1. Implement small logics into separate modules (e.g. news display)

2. put the template needed by the module in a subdirectory under that
module's directory.

3. in Module::Output() I can import the template using the import syntax
(does this mean the directory can't have dot in the name?)

Smarty uses a fixed directory for its template files (as well as a
separate dir for compiled template files). How can it fit in
binarycloud's directory model?

Thanks

[binarycloud-dev] Cannot Inter-Module Communicate: Copy, Copy, who has the copy?

[Justin F. <je...@ey...>]

Alex:

Now Alex, with that arcane Subject:, I hope to get your
attention.

I think this is important, I have been working hours on this
problem, and I think I have been very careful.  This problem
is difficult to explain, so give me some latitude.  To
get your attention, your allegation that inter-module
communication via the construct:

	$Page->modules[group][idx_in_group]->some_method_or_parm;

DOES NOT WORK anymore since you changed the machinery from
using Init() to having a constructor instead.  But, that
may be a red herring...  I am afraid that I have an error
somewhere that I just keep overlooking, but I don't think
so.

General Synopsis of problem
---------------------------
1.  I have a Warning module that collects warnings from
	any module, on a stack, and in the page render
	I display them all in a "pane".
2.  This Warning module is in a group 'bottom', all
	by itself.
3.  From another module, I call a method in the Warning
	module to stack a warning thus:

	$Page->modules['bottom'][0]->setWarning($msg);

	to stack the warning ($msg) within the Warning
	module/Class on $this->WarningStack.
4.  Before Init() was dropped, and the constructor used,
	I put the stack ($WarningStack) global.  The code
	worked fine, any warning anywhere from any other
	module was collected on the stack.
5.  When a constructor was introduced, I moved $WarningStack
	inside the Warning class as a var $WarningStack;

What it seems like is that inter-module communication via
your suggested construct, or the one I am also using, via
a "tag", is only talking to a copy of the "real class".
In the application, all warnings I collect (and from that
module, verify that they are on the stack, by the same
construct as above) appear to be present.  What that means
is if I do from the outside, so to speak:

	$Page->modules['bottom'][0]->showWarnings();

the stack contains all of the warnings collected.

BUT, by the time the Warning module is ready to Output(),
the stack $this->WarningStack ONLY HAS stacked data that
it put there itself.  The "outside" warnings are not present.

A bit of code and output _may_ illustrate:

IN Warning->Output()
#== set some warnings, various ways ==
global $Page;
$this->setWarning("Test inside class". __FILE__);
$Warning->setWarning("SET BY TAG");
$Page->modules['bottom'][0]->setWarning("SET BY INDEX");
#== dump the stacks, various ways ==
echo "<pre>";
echo "var_dump of \$this->WarningStack\n";
var_dump($this->WarningStack);
echo "var_dump of \$Page->modules[bottom][0]\n";
var_dump($Page->modules['bottom'][0]->WarningStack);
echo "var_dump of & \$Page->modules[bottom][0]\n";
var_dump(& $Page->modules['bottom'][0]->WarningStack);
echo "var_dump of \$Warning->WarningStack\n";
var_dump($Warning->WarningStack);
echo "var_dump of & \$Warning->WarningStack\n";
var_dump(& $Warning->WarningStack);
echo "</pre>";
-------------------
GIVES:
===============================================
var_dump of $this->WarningStack
 array(2) {
   [0]=>
   string(22) "IN Warning CONSTRUCTOR"
   [1]=>
   string(73) "Test inside
class/usr/local/binarycloud/build/en/user/mod/lib/Warning.php"
 }
 var_dump of $Page->modules[bottom][0]
 array(3) {
   [0]=>
   string(22) "IN Warning CONSTRUCTOR"
   [1]=>
   string(10) "SET BY TAG"
   [2]=>
   string(12) "SET BY INDEX"
 }
 var_dump of & $Page->modules[bottom][0]
 &array(3) {
   [0]=>
   string(22) "IN Warning CONSTRUCTOR"
   [1]=>
   string(10) "SET BY TAG"
   [2]=>
   string(12) "SET BY INDEX"
 }
 var_dump of $Warning->WarningStack
 array(3) {
   [0]=>
   string(22) "IN Warning CONSTRUCTOR"
   [1]=>
   string(10) "SET BY TAG"
   [2]=>
   string(12) "SET BY INDEX"
 }
 var_dump of & $Warning->WarningStack
 &array(3) {
   [0]=>
   string(22) "IN Warning CONSTRUCTOR"
   [1]=>
   string(10) "SET BY TAG"
   [2]=>
   string(12) "SET BY INDEX"
 }
=============================================

Why?  I have been "fooled in the past" thinking stuff
worked, because the usual result is "correct" whether
or not you talk to _any_ instantiation of that class.
But, in this case, when you need only one stack, one
copy, somehow I obviously have more than one stack
somewhere...

As Einstein once said, "Zend does not play tricks."
Oy Weh, I am too tired for levity.

What is going on here?  Who made the copy, where is
the copy, why don't I have only one stack since
I moved it within the Warning class?

Now, within Page, if I change:

$this->modules[$_group][$pos] = new $mod['name']($mod['options']);

	to

$this->modules[$_group][$pos] =& new $mod['name']($mod['options']);

the results are the same.

_a_frustrated_jef

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[binarycloud-dev] Suggestion for multiple sites

[Jimmy H. <ji...@ha...>]

Odysseas / alex,

Perhaps to make BC multi site friendly we can do it like this:

/path/to/binarycloud/user/siteA
/path/to/binarycloud/user/siteB
/path/to/binarycloud/user/siteC

Move everything under
/path/to/binarycloud/user 
Into
/path/to/binarycloud/user/siteA

Then on the make command it would be:

make siteA

Or to build a site skeleton:
make new name=siteA

Perhaps the skeleton should be placed under:
/path/to/binarycloud/base/skeleton


Regards,
Jimmy Harlindong

Re: [binarycloud-dev] r2 make system win32 step by step

[TAO R. <ron...@ho...>]

>
>Ronald - thanks for the help! :-)
>
>I figured out to put "env 
BCHOME=c:/cygwin/usr/binarycloud/r2/binarycloud/"
>and then I get a list of the environment variables and can see that its
>listed there. However, I still get the same grep error...
>
>do I have to do something with BCLANG?
>
>Alby

env can't set the environment....
try to do this if your don't change the default shell(bash) in cygwin, 
export BCHOME='c:/path/to/binarycloud'
then echo $BCHOME, to see if it is ok or not.....
and go and make it ......
if you still got something wrong, please have a say here,
I will try to fix it...

have fun :)
ronald
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Re: [binarycloud-dev] r2 make system win32 step by step

[TAO R. <ron...@ho...>]

>
>You have to set it in your environment.
>
>I think there is a windows "set" comment... but I don't know: Ronald?
>
>:)
>
>_a
>
because the default shell in cygwin is bash...
so just do the easiest thing
export BCHOME='c:/path/to/binarycloud'
that's all, and try to echo $BCHOME, see if it is ok or not....

ronald :)
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Re: [binarycloud-dev] A question about code and html

[Alex B. <en...@tu...>]

> Alex,
> 
>> You can use smarty in r2 for module output, nothing will
>> prevent you :)
> 
> This means the smarty templates will just be the parts / chunks that
> will still eventually go together into the master tmpl php section
> right? It seems to me that the template system will become bloated if I
> also use smarty.. Like I'll have multiple template one with smarty and
> its syntax, and one with the bc / php template....

yes, you would use a bc master, but really that doesn't add any work. it
means that you'll use smarty for module output, which would work quite
nicely.

as far as "possible to have the entire page rendered from smarty" yes,
absolutely - in the future.

I'd like to get to the point where master templates and layouts are just
templates - nothing special about them except default module associations.

> Will it be possible to opt to one e.g. smarty only?

best,

-alex


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RE: [binarycloud-dev] A question about code and html

[Jimmy H. <ji...@ha...>]

Alex,

> You can use smarty in r2 for module output, nothing will 
> prevent you :)

This means the smarty templates will just be the parts / chunks that
will still eventually go together into the master tmpl php section
right? It seems to me that the template system will become bloated if I
also use smarty.. Like I'll have multiple template one with smarty and
its syntax, and one with the bc / php template....

Will it be possible to opt to one e.g. smarty only?


Cheers,
Jimmy

Re: [binarycloud-dev] Strangness in a "stack truncation"

[Alex B. <en...@tu...>]

> I have a module Warning.php that collects non-fatal warnings for
> the application and prints them out in a "pane" of the page render.
> I have another module that does a lot of database work in the
> constructor, and that is where this stack of warnings is most
> exercised.  I have scattered some printf's for debugging.

Ok.

> Basically, in this stack in a module that has already been instantiated
> and is collecting warnings from a constructor "behind" it, looses its
> stack when Output() is called by BC for the module.
> 
> viz (the Before/After bracket the new in Page.php):
> Before instantiation of lib.EyeLibrary
> After instantiation of lib.EyeLibrary
> Before instantiation of astronomy.LookupTable
> After instantiation of astronomy.LookupTable
> Before instantiation of lib.Warning
> After instantiation of lib.Warning
> Before instantiation of astronomy.Top
> After instantiation of astronomy.Top
> Before instantiation of astronomy.Nav
> After instantiation of astronomy.Nav
> Before instantiation of lib.EditTable
> In EditTable constructor
> setWarning called...with [You have asked for a record that is greater
> than the number in the data set. Record set to last record.]. Now 1
> warnings on stack.
> setWarning called...with [Right after existence]. Now 2 warnings on
> stack.
> setWarning called...with [Right after existence]. Now 3 warnings on
> stack.
> After instantiation of lib.EditTable
> ===  Above gets printed before page render
> 
> And, in the page render (Output) I get:
> setWarning called...with [Test inside
> /usr/local/binarycloud/build/en/user/mod/lib/Warning.php]. Now 1
> warnings on stack.
> 
> only one on the stack, and that was a "phoney" call to the
> Warning->setWarning()
> in Warning->Output().  I lost all the warnings made in the consstructor
> of EditTable.
> 
> This is the method in the lib.Warning module:
> ------------------------------------------------
>       function setWarning($msg="Unknown warning") {
>               $this->HaveWarning      = true;
>               array_push($this->Warnings,$msg);
> printf("setWarning called...with [%s].  Now %d warnings on
> stack.<br>\n",
>       $msg,count($this->Warnings));
>       }
> --------------------------
> 
> NOW NOBODY SHOULD WASTE ANY TIME ON THIS unless someone has had a
> similar
> problem and it is, somehow, related to the BC environment.

I don't see any problems with your code, but I can also tell you with near
absolute certainty that it isn't Page or anything in BC doing it :)

_a



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Re: [binarycloud-dev] r2 make system win32 step by step

[Alex B. <en...@tu...>]

You have to set it in your environment.

I think there is a windows "set" comment... but I don't know: Ronald?

:)

_a

> Its going to be a week or so until I get a linux server together so I want
> to try this win install to get better acquainted with BC2. Its been forever
> since I worked with BC1, so maybe I should know this but how do I set the
> environment variable BCHOME=c:/path/to/binarycloud, is this variable in the
> prepend file or something? I can find BCPATH, but no BCHOME...
> 
> Alby
> 
> 
> "Quote"
> 1. go to http://sources.redhat.com/cygwin/ install the latest cygwin
> package.
> 2. download the win32 version of PHP for http://www.php.net/
> 3. unpack the r2 package in the cygwin environment.
> 4. set the environment variable BCHOME=c:/path/to/binarycloud
> 5. edit BCHOME/base/utils/installcode.sh, add #!/bin/sh in the first line
> 6. edit BCHOME/base/utils/processprepend.php and xml2php.php, replace the
> first
>  line with #!c:/path/to/php/php.exe -q
> 7. then let's make, and it should be fine....... :)
> "Quote"
> 
> 
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Re: [binarycloud-dev] A question about code and html

[Alex B. <en...@tu...>]

> Hi, in the HelloWorld example you said for simplicity sake, you put HTML
> in there, but it's a no-no in real world. Well I agree, but I don't see
> a way to not put the HTML in there, say a module reads some rows from a
> database, then wants to output that in a table... How can it be done
> without having html in the Module->Output() ?

With includes.

> Thanks for the hint.
> 
> By the way I have went ahead and did my project in plain php, since I
> want to use Smarty

You can use smarty in r2 for module output, nothing will prevent you :)

_alex


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Re: [binarycloud-dev] r2 make system win32 step by step

[Alex B. <en...@tu...>]

> do I have to do something with BCLANG?

No


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Re: [binarycloud-dev] That funny comment wrapper - need a class

[Alex B. <en...@tu...>]

> Now I have a kind of development library that does some useful
> things like "where is module so-and-so" (in which package
> I forgot), and other methods that traverse the ./user/mod
> sub-tree and answer things about packages and modules.

Cool.

> What I want right now is a class that understands the
> BC-used PHP coding standards, in which, there is a
> method that when given the file path and method name
> it parses out everything between
> 
> // {{{ Method
> 
> and
> 
> // }}}
> 
> and returns it.

That's what PHPDoc does. It's the source of the comment standard (PHPDoc
takes its standard from javaDoc.)

So, you'll be able to generate complete API docs from your code if you
document it correctly.

> Anybody know where such an animal is?  I have been
> looking around http://www.phpdoc.de/ and in
> the /usr/share/php/PEAR directory, but haven't found
> such a class.

You may be doing something different - but as far as documenting methods,
classes, etc PHPDoc is extremely useful.

> Can anyone point me to one?  I'll find it, eventually,
> but maybe someone knows...


_alex

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[binarycloud-dev] Strangness in a "stack truncation"

[Justin F. <je...@ey...>]

Alex/Guys:

I am having a problem/bug that I am spending way too much time
on chasing.

Since I am not experienced with BC, this problem I tend to "blame"
on the different platform/environment, as the code seems right.

So, I am summarizing this problem for that case that Alex or
someone will recognize as a BC problem, or that it must be some
subtle error in the code.  OTHERWISE DON'T WASTE ANY TIME ON THIS.

I have a module Warning.php that collects non-fatal warnings for
the application and prints them out in a "pane" of the page render.
I have another module that does a lot of database work in the
constructor, and that is where this stack of warnings is most
exercised.  I have scattered some printf's for debugging.

Basically, in this stack in a module that has already been instantiated
and is collecting warnings from a constructor "behind" it, looses its
stack when Output() is called by BC for the module.

viz (the Before/After bracket the new in Page.php):
Before instantiation of lib.EyeLibrary
After instantiation of lib.EyeLibrary
Before instantiation of astronomy.LookupTable
After instantiation of astronomy.LookupTable
Before instantiation of lib.Warning
After instantiation of lib.Warning
Before instantiation of astronomy.Top
After instantiation of astronomy.Top
Before instantiation of astronomy.Nav
After instantiation of astronomy.Nav
Before instantiation of lib.EditTable
In EditTable constructor
setWarning called...with [You have asked for a record that is greater
than the number in the data set. Record set to last record.]. Now 1
warnings on stack.
setWarning called...with [Right after existence]. Now 2 warnings on
stack.
setWarning called...with [Right after existence]. Now 3 warnings on
stack.
After instantiation of lib.EditTable
===  Above gets printed before page render

And, in the page render (Output) I get:
setWarning called...with [Test inside
/usr/local/binarycloud/build/en/user/mod/lib/Warning.php]. Now 1
warnings on stack.

only one on the stack, and that was a "phoney" call to the
Warning->setWarning()
in Warning->Output().  I lost all the warnings made in the consstructor
of EditTable.

This is the method in the lib.Warning module:
------------------------------------------------
        function setWarning($msg="Unknown warning") {
                $this->HaveWarning      = true;
                array_push($this->Warnings,$msg);
printf("setWarning called...with [%s].  Now %d warnings on
stack.<br>\n",
        $msg,count($this->Warnings));
        }
--------------------------

NOW NOBODY SHOULD WASTE ANY TIME ON THIS unless someone has had a
similar
problem and it is, somehow, related to the BC environment.


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Re: [binarycloud-dev] r2 make system win32 step by step

[John D. <jo...@we...>]

I've been following this discussion a bit; it would be cool if the various
folks with non-Linux platforms put together an INSTALL document (the current
INSTALL document contains a broken HTTP link) for various platforms which are
outside of the current development environments. Linux is, to my knowledge, the
only operating system that binarycloud is being _developed_ on, but as long as
it works(?) under FreeBSD and WIN32, we should leverage that. It would also
help move this traffic off of the development list.

John

On Mon, 9 Jul 2001, Alby Lash wrote:

> Ronald - thanks for the help! :-)
> 
> I figured out to put "env BCHOME=c:/cygwin/usr/binarycloud/r2/binarycloud/"
> and then I get a list of the environment variables and can see that its
> listed there. However, I still get the same grep error...
> 
> do I have to do something with BCLANG?
> 
> Alby
> 
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Re: [binarycloud-dev] r2 make system win32 step by step

[Alby L. <al...@th...>]

Ronald - thanks for the help! :-)

I figured out to put "env BCHOME=c:/cygwin/usr/binarycloud/r2/binarycloud/"
and then I get a list of the environment variables and can see that its
listed there. However, I still get the same grep error...

do I have to do something with BCLANG?

Alby

Re: [binarycloud-dev] r2 make system win32 step by step

[Alby L. <al...@th...>]

QUOTE
have you got the cygwin installed in your windows box...???
just set the BCHOME as an evironment variable in the cygwin....
is BCHOME not BCPATH and not in any file...
QUOTE

Yeah, I installed cygwin and it works fine, is this a shell command? 

$ set BCHOME=c:/usr/r2/cygwin/binarycloud/
or 
$ BCHOME=c:/usr/r2/cygwin/binarycloud/
doesn't give an error, but then why I try to make I get a bunch of errors:

QUOTE
grep: /user/conf/langs.xml: No such file or directory...
Building end site
in user
/base/utils....
QUOTE

Seems like I am not setting the environment variable correctly...

alby

[binarycloud-dev] A question about code and html

[Jimmy H. <ji...@ha...>]

Hi, in the HelloWorld example you said for simplicity sake, you put HTML
in there, but it's a no-no in real world. Well I agree, but I don't see
a way to not put the HTML in there, say a module reads some rows from a
database, then wants to output that in a table... How can it be done
without having html in the Module->Output() ?

Thanks for the hint.

By the way I have went ahead and did my project in plain php, since I
want to use Smarty

Re: [binarycloud-dev] r2 make system win32 step by step

[TAO R. <ron...@ho...>]

>Its going to be a week or so until I get a linux server together so I want
>to try this win install to get better acquainted with BC2. Its been 
forever
>since I worked with BC1, so maybe I should know this but how do I set the
>environment variable BCHOME=c:/path/to/binarycloud, is this variable in 
the
>prepend file or something? I can find BCPATH, but no BCHOME...
>
>Alby

hi alby,

have you got the cygwin installed in your windows box...???
just set the BCHOME as an evironment variable in the cygwin....
is BCHOME not BCPATH and not in any file...

ronald :)
>
>
>"Quote"
>1. go to http://sources.redhat.com/cygwin/ install the latest cygwin
>package.
>2. download the win32 version of PHP for http://www.php.net/
>3. unpack the r2 package in the cygwin environment.
>4. set the environment variable BCHOME=c:/path/to/binarycloud
>5. edit BCHOME/base/utils/installcode.sh, add #!/bin/sh in the first line
>6. edit BCHOME/base/utils/processprepend.php and xml2php.php, replace the
>first
>    line with #!c:/path/to/php/php.exe -q
>7. then let's make, and it should be fine....... :)
>"Quote"
>
>
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Re: [binarycloud-dev] r2 make system win32 step by step

[Alby L. <al...@th...>]

Its going to be a week or so until I get a linux server together so I want
to try this win install to get better acquainted with BC2. Its been forever
since I worked with BC1, so maybe I should know this but how do I set the
environment variable BCHOME=c:/path/to/binarycloud, is this variable in the
prepend file or something? I can find BCPATH, but no BCHOME...

Alby


"Quote"
1. go to http://sources.redhat.com/cygwin/ install the latest cygwin
package.
2. download the win32 version of PHP for http://www.php.net/
3. unpack the r2 package in the cygwin environment.
4. set the environment variable BCHOME=c:/path/to/binarycloud
5. edit BCHOME/base/utils/installcode.sh, add #!/bin/sh in the first line
6. edit BCHOME/base/utils/processprepend.php and xml2php.php, replace the
first
   line with #!c:/path/to/php/php.exe -q
7. then let's make, and it should be fine....... :)
"Quote"