• Busy Day

    From Avon@21:1/101 to All on Sunday, October 21, 2018 20:34:20
    Sunday was a busy day, spent 2 hours helping Sneaky set up his Mystic system
    on Raspberry Pi. Then did house chores and vacuumed the house. Lunch date at McDonalds with my wife. Home to mow lawns, clean the BBQ and sweep cobble stones at back of the house... tidy up prior to having family over for BBQ dinner. Guests here until 7.30pm. Then 40 mins helping Sneaky, some fsxNet admin work, bit of housekeeping with users on Agency BBS and it's now 8.33pm

    Tired! Going to log off now and get some rest. Public holiday tomorrow hope
    to find some time to play with BBS and advance a few projects I have been wanting to do for the last few days.

    Best, Paul

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  • From apam@21:1/125 to Avon on Sunday, October 21, 2018 18:31:50
    Tired! Going to log off now and get some rest. Public holiday
    tomorrow hope to find some time to play with BBS and advance a few
    projects I have been wanting to do for the last few days.

    Sounds like a busy day :)

    I've been working on re-writing the web side of Magicka, using a tree of elements rather than building the page by concatenating strings.

    We had a big storm pass over earlier, now we don't have any tv reception,
    so wife isn't impressed, but I think it's widespread, not just our unit.

    Andrew

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  • From Avon@21:1/101 to apam on Sunday, October 21, 2018 22:51:20
    On 10/21/18, apam pondered and said...

    Sounds like a busy day :)

    It was! I should be in bed zzzing but I forgot to update some weather
    forecasts on Total FM so sneaking a peak at messages while I am doing that.

    I've been working on re-writing the web side of Magicka, using a tree of elements rather than building the page by concatenating strings.

    Sounds interesting. Not sure I completely follow... how does the tree of elements work?

    We had a big storm pass over earlier, now we don't have any tv reception, so wife isn't impressed, but I think it's widespread, not just our unit.


    Bummer... hope it sorts itself out soon.

    Best, Paul

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  • From apam@21:1/125 to Avon on Sunday, October 21, 2018 20:21:20
    I've been working on re-writing the web side of Magicka, using a elements rather than building the page by concatenating strings.

    Sounds interesting. Not sure I completely follow... how does the tree
    of elements work?

    It's a bit hard to explain, a html page is basically a tree of tags and
    data. so instead of just concatenating a long string directly with the
    tags and data, I build up an in memory tree of the tags and associated
    data, then convert it into a long string to display.

    The idea is to be able to sanitise the data in one place (ie in the tag builder) rather than every time i add data to the string. Technically it
    seems to me to be a slower method, but should hopefully turn out to be
    more fool proof, ie no forgetting to sanitise data.

    Sorry if that doesn't make sense, it was tenser's idea lol he tried to
    explain it to me, I think I got it, but not sure how to explain it.

    Andrew

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  • From Vk3jed@21:1/109 to Avon on Sunday, October 21, 2018 22:14:00
    On 10-21-18 20:34, Avon wrote to All <=-

    @TZ: 030c
    Sunday was a busy day, spent 2 hours helping Sneaky set up his Mystic system on Raspberry Pi. Then did house chores and vacuumed the house. Lunch date at McDonalds with my wife. Home to mow lawns, clean the BBQ
    and sweep cobble stones at back of the house... tidy up prior to having family over for BBQ dinner. Guests here until 7.30pm. Then 40 mins
    helping Sneaky, some fsxNet admin work, bit of housekeeping with users
    on Agency BBS and it's now 8.33pm

    I got to mow lawns too, was a nice sunny day. :) Still waiting for your clever suggestion re the echomail gating / linking. ;)


    ... Mathematicians have to PROVE they can do it
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  • From vorlon@21:1/195.1 to apam on Monday, October 22, 2018 10:51:06
    We had a big storm pass over earlier, now we don't have any tv reception, so wife isn't impressed, but I think it's widespread, not just our unit.

    I was watching the end of the supercars on the gold coast, and the race
    got canned. The rain was coming down like dogs and cats, plus the high
    voltages in the air didn't help either. @-(




    \/orlon



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  • From KrUpTiOn@21:2/105 to apam on Monday, October 22, 2018 04:02:28
    On 10/21/18, apam said the following...

    It's a bit hard to explain, a html page is basically a tree of tags and data. so instead of just concatenating a long string directly with the tags and data, I build up an in memory tree of the tags and associated data, then convert it into a long string to display.

    The idea is to be able to sanitise the data in one place (ie in the tag builder) rather than every time i add data to the string. Technically it seems to me to be a slower method, but should hopefully turn out to be more fool proof, ie no forgetting to sanitise data.

    Sorry if that doesn't make sense, it was tenser's idea lol he tried to explain it to me, I think I got it, but not sure how to explain it.

    Andrew


    Ok, NOW can you explain that using only single syllable words?? *Grin*

    Sounds kinda interesting if *I* get the concept...

    I prolly don't.. lol!

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