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FARR Plugins and Aliases / Re: New FARR Plugin: FCalc
« on: June 09, 2008, 11:14 PM »
You need to be using FARR 2.04.02 or later for this version.
Should not there be a compatibility check in DC updater for those having stable release of FARR, so it will not be prompted and installed to them?

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Find And Run Robot / Re: Today is release day !!!
« on: June 08, 2008, 08:10 AM »
and how is it with JS SDK? will it be released also today?

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Find And Run Robot / Re: Today is release day !!!
« on: June 08, 2008, 04:27 AM »
Is it already today? Cool. Hopefully new version of fscript.dll will follow soon ;)

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Find And Run Robot / Re: Instant infos via aliases?
« on: June 04, 2008, 03:17 AM »
Ok.
So formely I wanted to join timer + instant info into one plugin but probably those will be two, I will see when I start coding how much different those two codes are going to be.

My idea is to have folder which would be searched for all files (no matter of name and extension) and every file will be as one tab (like firefox has) in html view. (You would be able to switch between tabs by Ctrl+Tab or command "switch number" or by clicking on the tab. It would search one file (tab) at a time to make searching faster.

Every file will have optional meta data or options and default options for files without those data will be stored in plugin settings.

As to tags, I think the easiest way would be to implement tags this way:
<tags:school,telephone,door,etc> anywhere on the line so that html will not display those tags but they will be searchable. If you have a better idea pls share ;)

For displaying result I think I will use http://dhtmlx.com/do...tmlxGrid/index.shtml so that the user would be able to edit anything just by clicking in to the box. Not sure if to implement other way of editing since this one seams easy and fast. Just adding and deleting of entries will have to be implemented somehow.

As to @headers:name, number, address, phone I think I will implement it exactly this way

As to @type: csv I think I would rather try to implement it directly by some kind of regular expression. Instead of typing @type: csv you would type @type: "^($1) | ($2)$" etc so you would be able to implement any kind of file. However there could be some predefined types such as csv... Suggestions are also welcome.

That is all for now, but I think more will come as I think it through and when I start coding ;)

BTW: does anybody here have experience with JS searching? what is the fastest way to search a file? to load it at once and then use search command on it or is it better to load it line after line and apply search to every line separately?

Also is it better to store former searchings in the memory for future use (only until you close FARR) => I guess it might be memory demanding, or to erase former search results and always start searching from the beginning?

Mouser: I know that SpreadSheet view you want to implement might be better for such a purpose but I would like to have tabs displayed all the time (also some additional info will be displayed all the time) so I need to use HTML view. That is why I asked you if it is possible to embed your SpreadSheet view into HTML view.

EDIT: just to mention. To search 7MB text file for "a" which finds 376906 occurences it takes on my pc less than 3 seconds. I do not know how fast are other languages but it seams reasonable to me ;)
As search is going to be a core function of the plugin here I present it and please tell me if anything is wrong => if there is a way how to make the function even faster ;)
Code: Javascript [Select]
  1. function search(file,search){
  2.   var out = new Array();
  3.   var index = 0;
  4.   objFile = fso.GetFile(path+"\\"+file);
  5.   objTS = objFile.OpenAsTextStream(1, 0);
  6.   strSearchThis = objTS.Read(objFile.Size);
  7.   objTS.Close();
  8.   var strlength = strSearchThis.length;
  9.   while(index < strlength){
  10.     var pos = strSearchThis.indexOf(search,index);
  11.     if(pos == -1) break;
  12.     else {
  13.       out[out.length] = pos;
  14.       index = pos+1;
  15.     }
  16.   }
  17.   return out;
  18. }

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Find And Run Robot / Re: Instant infos via aliases?
« on: June 03, 2008, 12:27 PM »
I have an idea of this program in my mind and will start coding it immediately when new version of FARR is out. ;)

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Yes but XULRunner is 20MB! not possible to bundle with FARR I guess. But still there is a possibility to embed xulrunner into IE and that way it could be embeded to FARR. (only for those willing to use mozilla)

But I think that XUL definitely rocks! Those of you having Firefox try examples on this page:
http://starkravingfi...006/12/xule-what-if/
it is unbelievable what you can do with it. It would be perfect for FARR purposes! Pitty it is not supported by IE. Or at least if there was any easy plugin for IE to support XUL...

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electronixtar: do you think there is a way how to use mozilla gecko instead?

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Find And Run Robot / Re: Instant infos via aliases?
« on: June 01, 2008, 09:13 AM »
I had to miss this plugin request. What is it supposed to do exactly?

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As it stands now you can have an alias open a web page in the FARR window

that simply rocks !!

is it possible to have the following alias ?

^php (.*)

PHP search | showhtml www.php.net/$$1

that would be awesome :Thmbsup:

Yes this would be great :Thmbsup:
Also possibility to choose path (like html/body/div#1/a) which is going to be displayed would be useful :)

185
I do not know what frapper map is but I thought it was something where people could show where they live. Probably google maps API could be used for something similar nowadays ;)

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So a little about me :)
my name is Oldřich Švec and I come from the Czech Republic. I study at CTU (Czech Technical University) and I focus on analysis of timber structures. Soon I am about to finish my bachalor degree, then I will continue with master degree in advanced design of structures using computers (matlab etc) and probably will also continue with Phd study (still thinking about it).

My hobbies are my girlfriend :-* sport (tennis,cycling,swimming etc) and ofcourse computers.

Mostly I like stuff about net (web 2.0) and coding of net applications (javascript, php, css etc) as you have probably noticed ;). But I must say that I used to code in php only and the first larger touch of javascript was made here by coding JS plugins. So it is prove that JS is very simple to learn and a great tool for creating plugins  :Thmbsup: And if I now compare php and javascript from point of view of coder comfort javascript definitely wins.

BTW: is there any kind of geographic map active, as it formely was?
see https://www.donation...some_geographic.html

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15. Tab, Tab and Tab. Use the tab key more. e.g. "wikipedia TAB Donationcoder" opens http://en.wikipedia....g/wiki/Donationcoder. I think Tab is much better than space. Using space to separate parameters u have to worry the existing space in a parameter and use double quotes wrap a parameter, and Tab could avoid this
-electronixtar (May 26, 2008, 08:29 PM)

It will be soon possible, when new version of FARR is out (at least I hope so ;) ) Then plugin coder will be able to use any key he wishes in any way  :Thmbsup:

EDIT: What I would probably like to see is some special letters like " | " which would act as one letter (similar to Launchy behavior). So " | " could be used for separation of parameters in the query ;).

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FARR Plugins and Aliases / Re: Timer
« on: May 25, 2008, 01:45 PM »
Soon all plugins are to be rewriten (due to HTML support and Enter support etc) so I will wait with modifing of my pages until I do that ;)

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Find And Run Robot / Re: FARR in other languages?
« on: May 24, 2008, 02:09 AM »
Is it possible to translate to other languages?
+1

190
and what about to create special FARR links on the web (similar to firefox plugins etc) and when you click on them FARR would be called and plugin installed automaticaly?

191
I understand. I just do not like the idea of having Dcupdater for plugins only... it should be directly in FARR, so it would be easy to install ;)

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a plugin that makes it easy to search/browse and install plugins
-alivingspirit (May 22, 2008, 06:32 AM)

Great idea. Mouser is going to add install option for plugins into Dcupdater, but I think it would be better as FARR plugin than to have special software for it. So when Mouser releases xml file for installing new plugins I will try to write FARR javascript plugin for searching/browsing and installing plugins

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I never read help files. Video tutorials would be much better :Thmbsup: But I agree, GUI definitely  needs to be improved!

And I also think that FARR should be as simple as possible with option to switch to more advanced mode => by simple as possible I do not mean only less options but BFU friendly, so that I can install it on my grandmother's pc ;)

BTW: is it possible to translate FARR?

194
OK, here's what my tray looks like now: (see attachment in previous post)
I want it to say the full date like "5-5-2008" instead where it says "Monday"
I know this can be changed in the registry, (I figured out how to put seconds in the time field once, but I've since forgotten how...) but Google has not enlightened me.
I know there are a bazillion tray clock softwares out there, but I don't want yet another software running.

Anybody got a solution or any other interesting hacks for the tray clock?

Does anybody knows why this happends? On my WinXP I had the same problem. The strange thing is that it changes completely randomly. Sometimes I see it with date sometimes without...

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Living Room / Re: PIN-code
« on: May 17, 2008, 08:17 AM »
It's scientifically proven/accepted that humans remember a sequence of somewhere between 7-10 "things" (numbers, words, etc.) so a 4 digit PIN shouldn't be that hard.

Unless you have plenty of numbers. Now I have 5 different PIN-codes I have to remember. And recently I had to ask for new pin-code of my card because I have not used it for nearly 2 years and already have forgotten the PIN.

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Living Room / Re: PIN-code
« on: May 16, 2008, 01:11 PM »
The point is that humans do not remember numbers. :P So let say you have those pin codes you do not remember. You type them in the empty table on places you are able to remember (no matter if you type them verticaly, horizontaly or in one color boxes => it is up to you) and then fill up the rest by numbers such a way that every number is in the table 4 times and print it out. So that when you want to get the pin code you do not remember you take a look at the table and easily recognize where you have hidden your password (finding location is much easier then remembering of number). But if the table gets stolen thief will not be able to get anything out of the table. He will just see 40 numbers. Got it? It is actualyr realy clever idea. Right now I have 5 pincodes hidden in one table, which I do not have to remember.

I understand then typing all the numbers in the table can be... well let say dificult  :D so maybe if there you like to I can write a simple js code which would do all the filling ;)

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Living Room / PIN-code
« on: May 16, 2008, 08:28 AM »
Hi,
when I was in Denmark I have seen cool piece of paper. Because I have never seen it here in the Czech Republic, I have decided to create one by myself. I use all the time :Thmbsup:

How it works:
Let say you have 3 PIN-codes you want to remember:"0123" "4567" "8901". You type them in any fields you wish in the table and then fill all other fields in such a way that every number is in the table exactly 4 times.
Video Preview:
http://czb.dcmembers...om/temp/pincode.html
Download:
http://czb.dcmembers...com/temp/pincode.pdf

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FARR Plugins and Aliases / Re: Google Translation Plugin
« on: May 16, 2008, 02:36 AM »
I have checked the version on the web and it is all right. To me it seams as if DC updater tries to update your files but can not. Try to delete all files in the directory  manualy but dcupdate file and see if update goes smoothly.

Mouser: Is there any check in DC updater which would check if the instalation was succesful => I all files were overwriten corectly?

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FARR Plugins and Aliases / Re: Character Table
« on: May 12, 2008, 01:26 PM »
I have uploaded new version. Just modify sprankle.txt as you wish ;)

PS: If you create some cool sprankle.txt, could you please share it with us? thanks ;)

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FARR Plugins and Aliases / Re: Character Table
« on: May 11, 2008, 03:44 AM »
Yeah. It is already possible now. just find in fscript.js lines of this type:
string[":"] = new Array("\\u32?\\u94?\\u95?\\u94?","\\u61?\\u94?\\u95?\\u94?\\u61?","\\u172?\\u95?\\u172?");
and then change it as you wish. Just keep in mind that it has to have \\uNUMBER? where the number is some kind of utf-8 representation.

But when I have a little time I will try to rewrite it so it will be easier to maintain available characters ;)

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