Google Code Search

[Luis]

SGML? So could the 'raw' card be converted to XHTML/XML easily? I'm a  
bit of an XML noob, ok, more like total noob... (although I recall  
seeing that SGML is the mother of all 'ML').

I'm wondering if the cards themselves could be web pages in this way.  
Revolution can run as a CGI: What about running it as an app server  
(with the cards as the pages)?

What's in the binary part?

Cheers,

Luis.


On 8 Oct 2006, at 18:36, Andre Garzia wrote:

> Luis,
>
> Rev stores lots of info in a SGML format, it's like the htmltext  
> prop used by the fields.
>
> But beware of opening your stacks in text editors, there is some  
> binary in it, you might loose something if you save.
>
> Andre
>
> On Oct 8, 2006, at 2:32 PM, Luis wrote:
>
>> <blush>
>>
>> Erm, anyone tried (on a duplicate of course) renaming a .rev file  
>> to .html and opening it in a browser? Looks interesting...
>>
>> Cheers,
>>
>> Luis.
>>>
>>>
>>> Viktoras Didziulis wrote:
>>>> As we all know stacks in Rev are binary files with scripts as  
>>>> text. My
>>>> question would be is there a preferred [proper, accepted] way or  
>>>> any
>>>> guidelines to describe RunRev projects' source so it could be  
>>>> searched as a
>>>> whole and imported into ReunRev RAD directly? Or should we put  
>>>> extra efforts
>>>> by rewriting the code manually so it could be searched by search  
>>>> engines and
>>>> leave it for developers to translate it to RunRev manually  
>>>> again? This is
>>>> not so attractive for the both sides and requires additional  
>>>> efforts by
>>>> those who want to share and those who would like to reuse the  
>>>> shared code.  There is a brilliant idea Luis just wrote about - 
>>>> it indeed would be nice to
>>>> have RunRev cards and stacks (not compiled) to be described in  
>>>> XML that
>>>> could be directly imported into the RunRev RAD and/or searched  
>>>> by search
>>>> engines. I guess someone at Runtime Ltd or maybe outside has to  
>>>> define the
>>>> XML syntax to be used and create an XML/Transcript source code  
>>>> import/export
>>>> tool with existing RunRev tools. Should we try ;-) it is worth  
>>>> efforts.
>>>>  Best wishes Viktoras  -------Original Message-------  From:  
>>>> Mark Wieder Date: 10/06/06 08:11:04 To: use- 
>>>> revolution at lists.runrev.com Subject: Google Code Search  All-  I  
>>>> just got pointed to Google Code Search today. Looks like a great  
>>>> online tool. There's no xtalk in their otherwise great selection  
>>>> of programming languages, but they're open to suggestions  
>>>> (there's a feedback link)...  http://www.google.com/codesearch
>>>
>>
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