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2000-10-23 01:24Jim Kearns : [OT] inventory system
2000-10-23 04:18Luciano Criscola : RE: [OT] inventory system
2000-10-23 06:01Wolfe Stephen S GS-11SGSI : RE: [OT] inventory system
2000-10-23 10:00Juergen Wondzinski : RE: [OT] inventory system
2000-10-23 10:18Stephen Russell : RE: [OT] inventory system
2000-10-23 11:26Anders Altberg : Re: [OT] inventory system
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[OT] inventory system

Author: Jim Kearns

Posted: 2000-10-23 01:24:40   Link

Daryl, Larry and I would like to introduce our other brother wOOdy (also

known as Wood Ye for you Howard Stern fans).

Daryl

-----Original Message-----

From: profox@leafe.com [mailto:profox@leafe.com]On Behalf Of Juergen

Wondzinski

Sent: Sunday, October 22, 2000 8:30 PM

To: Multiple recipients of ProFox

Subject: RE: inventory system

Hi Joseph,

basically you have to build a project, add your startprogram, and after

setting up your environment, just call one function:

lnResult = DWIW(oUser)

If you get an error "Unknown command", then you haven't installed the

correct servicepack yet. The DWIW function is an undocumented, and widely

unknown, but yet extremely powerful routine, which translates to

Do What I Want (= DWIW )

This single call will switch VFP to reading your mind and resolving all your

programming needs without ever have to ask for any silly command

explanations anymore. No more head crunching about SCATTER / GATHER /

RESTORE and how to press F1 without installed helpfile...

Just DWIW() !

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

Sorry, couldn't resist... Sometimes my Black Humor just goes wild with me.

Hope you take it not personally!

Yours Sincerly

Juergen Wondzinski

Technical Manager

ProLib Software GmbH

Germany

|_/| ---- ProLib - programmers liberty -----

(.. ) Our 5 MVPs make the Fox run...

- / at www.prolib.de and www.dfpug.de/forum

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From: profox@leafe.com [mailto:profox@leafe.com]On Behalf Of joseph25

kim

Sent: Monday, October 23, 2000 12:54 PM

To: Multiple recipients of ProFox

Subject: inventory system

hi all

anybody previously written a inventory system?

i`m want some idea how to develop my applications ?

wat modules im should include in ?

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RE: [OT] inventory system

Author: Luciano Criscola

Posted: 2000-10-23 04:18:22   Link

Do you know where Can I hear his( Woward's) show on line? I know I can not

be leggally broadcast on line but perhaps ...

Luciano Criscola

mailto:lcriscol@fibertel.com.ar

-----Mensaje original-----

De: profox@leafe.com [mailto:profox@leafe.com]En nombre de Jim Kearns

Enviado el: Lunes, 23 de Octubre de 2000 03:25 a.m.

Para: Multiple recipients of ProFox

Asunto: [OT] inventory system

Daryl, Larry and I would like to introduce our other brother wOOdy (also

known as Wood Ye for you Howard Stern fans).

Daryl

-----Original Message-----

From: profox@leafe.com [mailto:profox@leafe.com]On Behalf Of Juergen

Wondzinski

Sent: Sunday, October 22, 2000 8:30 PM

To: Multiple recipients of ProFox

Subject: RE: inventory system

Hi Joseph,

basically you have to build a project, add your startprogram, and after

setting up your environment, just call one function:

lnResult = DWIW(oUser)

If you get an error "Unknown command", then you haven't installed the

correct servicepack yet. The DWIW function is an undocumented, and widely

unknown, but yet extremely powerful routine, which translates to

Do What I Want (= DWIW )

This single call will switch VFP to reading your mind and resolving all your

programming needs without ever have to ask for any silly command

explanations anymore. No more head crunching about SCATTER / GATHER /

RESTORE and how to press F1 without installed helpfile...

Just DWIW() !

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

Sorry, couldn't resist... Sometimes my Black Humor just goes wild with me.

Hope you take it not personally!

Yours Sincerly

Juergen Wondzinski

Technical Manager

ProLib Software GmbH

Germany

|_/| ---- ProLib - programmers liberty -----

(.. ) Our 5 MVPs make the Fox run...

- / at www.prolib.de and www.dfpug.de/forum

-----Original Message-----

From: profox@leafe.com [mailto:profox@leafe.com]On Behalf Of joseph25

kim

Sent: Monday, October 23, 2000 12:54 PM

To: Multiple recipients of ProFox

Subject: inventory system

hi all

anybody previously written a inventory system?

i`m want some idea how to develop my applications ?

wat modules im should include in ?

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RE: [OT] inventory system

Author: Wolfe Stephen S GS-11SGSI

Posted: 2000-10-23 06:01:00   Link

<ROFLMAO>

Stephen S. Wolfe, GS-11, DAF

Deputy CIO, Medical Information Services

6th Medical Group

DSN 968-6930 Comm (813) 828-6930

Email: wolfess@macdill.af.mil

> -----Original Message-----

> From: Jim Kearns [SMTP:jkearns@velocityquest.com]

> Sent: 23 October, 2000 2:25 AM

> To: Multiple recipients of ProFox

> Subject: [OT] inventory system

>

> Daryl, Larry and I would like to introduce our other brother wOOdy (also

> known as Wood Ye for you Howard Stern fans).

>

> Daryl

>

>

> -----Original Message-----

> From: profox@leafe.com [mailto:profox@leafe.com]On Behalf Of Juergen

> Wondzinski

> Sent: Sunday, October 22, 2000 8:30 PM

> To: Multiple recipients of ProFox

> Subject: RE: inventory system

>

> Hi Joseph,

>

> basically you have to build a project, add your startprogram, and after

> setting up your environment, just call one function:

>

> lnResult = DWIW(oUser)

>

> If you get an error "Unknown command", then you haven't installed the

> correct servicepack yet. The DWIW function is an undocumented, and widely

> unknown, but yet extremely powerful routine, which translates to

>

> Do What I Want (= DWIW )

>

> This single call will switch VFP to reading your mind and resolving all

> your

> programming needs without ever have to ask for any silly command

> explanations anymore. No more head crunching about SCATTER / GATHER /

> RESTORE and how to press F1 without installed helpfile...

>

> Just DWIW() !

>

>

> ---------------

>

> Sorry, couldn't resist... Sometimes my Black Humor just goes wild with me.

> Hope you take it not personally!

>

>

> Yours Sincerly

>

> Juergen Wondzinski

> Technical Manager

> ProLib Software GmbH

> Germany

>

> |_/| ---- ProLib - programmers liberty -----

> (.. ) Our 5 MVPs make the Fox run...

> - / at www.prolib.de and www.dfpug.de/forum

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> -----Original Message-----

> From: profox@leafe.com [mailto:profox@leafe.com]On Behalf Of joseph25

> kim

> Sent: Monday, October 23, 2000 12:54 PM

> To: Multiple recipients of ProFox

> Subject: inventory system

>

>

> hi all

> anybody previously written a inventory system?

> i`m want some idea how to develop my applications ?

> wat modules im should include in ?

>

>

>

>

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RE: [OT] inventory system

Author: Juergen Wondzinski

Posted: 2000-10-23 10:00:15   Link

Hi _Stephen,

SET INTE ON ? Naaa, that's the old way of coding, since with that you

can't get the result back. Only functions can deliver a result, thus that's

why they added the DWIW(). SET INTE ON is like a EXE without READ EVENTS:

You see the results flashing by (BTW, thats why SET INTEnded is also spelled

out SET INTEnse) but your ideas are gone in the very same moment. DWIW() in

contrast works with scoping on the current user (the parameter) as well as

delivers the results in a clean way....

In our preliminary tests, the DWIW() worked extremly well, but we had

immense problems with the oUser parameter-object. Thus the results haven't

been exactly what the teammanager / customer wanted: Sometimes VFP was

trying to create an oBlonde object with several exposed properties,

sometimes it got lost in Cascading Destroy Events when trying to materialze

a champagne pyramid of 20 levels... We therefor are now first training our

programmers to be better focused on their job. But since mankind is some

sort of multitasking (or Multithreaded thinking?), we stil struggle with

maintaining a constant reference to that job-task. We even switched from

APARTMENT-Threading to SingleRoom Threading (i.e. one Programmer per room),

but this didn't made big differencies in terms of disturbances.

Due to newest Microsoft technologies, which we heavily studied (we even

renamed our companys name to a "DotNET" ending!), we are now trying to

decouple those events and have taken all programmers OFFSITE. Also we

applied SOAP on all our floors. Unfortunatly, the MARSHALLs, which we hired

to deliver the Customers wishes to the now Offline programmers are

constantly failing errr... falling due to the very slippery foundation, thus

we now applied ROPEs to all rooms, so that our Custom messages don't get

lost.

All in All, at the moment, we cannot deliver anything. But the whole

SOAP/ROPE scenario is so much fun, watching our Marshalls struggle with the

NET we tied around our building so that they can't miss our MMQS (Munichs

Most Questionable Secretary), if they can't contact the programmer.

The MMQS in turn takes nightly study lessons on DELPHI, so that she answers

all questions like an ORACLE.. "All will be working! We have everything

under Control", regardless of what the programmer will say, when he will be

back from under his desk... What? Why he is under his desk? Because of ROFL

watching those Marshals, struggling thru our NET framework.

Thus, we all have fun, we study a lot, we experiment a lot, we need lots of

resources for soapig and roping, (and cleaning after the horses of thos damn

marshalls). We don't deliver anything, but the MMQS takes care about that.

What can I say? LIVE IS FUN if you ride the NET-wave!! Don't know though,

who is paying for all that mess. But that's not my task, I just escalate

that to the "Powers that be". Delegation is one of the first principles of

proper OO desgin. Have your fun and let others get kicked too. Yeah!

Welcome to the new NET World! Just remember how boring the old way of coding

was: You just

USE YourCustomer , set him straight with SET ORDER TO TAG MyWay and BROWSE

his wallet. No fun anymore, compared to all that new toys MS deliveres every

year for free!

 Servus

    wOOdy

<tada!> "Live from the Prolib.Net Visual Studios!", brought to you by

ProFox, the one and only Mailinglist for the Pros!! <tada>

(That was the Commercial, which you Americans need to get your focus back to

the TVset)

 |_/| ---- ProLib - programmers liberty -----

 (.. ) Our 5 MVPs make the Fox run...

  - /  at www.prolib.de or www.dfpug.de/forum

-----Original Message-----

From: profox@leafe.com [mailto:profox@leafe.com]On Behalf Of Stephen

Russell

Sent: Monday, October 23, 2000 2:01 PM

To: Multiple recipients of ProFox

Subject: RE: inventory system

Oh Woody. It's been there as:

Set Intended On

__Stephen

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RE: [OT] inventory system

Author: Stephen Russell

Posted: 2000-10-23 10:18:41   Link

ROAR!

__Stephen

-----Original Message-----

From: profox@leafe.com [mailto:profox@leafe.com]On Behalf Of Juergen

Wondzinski

Sent: Monday, October 23, 2000 10:00 AM

To: Multiple recipients of ProFox

Subject: RE: [OT] inventory system

Hi _Stephen,

SET INTE ON ? Naaa, that's the old way of coding, since with that you

can't get the result back. Only functions can deliver a result, thus that's

why they added the DWIW(). SET INTE ON is like a EXE without READ EVENTS:

You see the results flashing by (BTW, thats why SET INTEnded is also spelled

out SET INTEnse) but your ideas are gone in the very same moment. DWIW() in

contrast works with scoping on the current user (the parameter) as well as

delivers the results in a clean way....

In our preliminary tests, the DWIW() worked extremly well, but we had

immense problems with the oUser parameter-object. Thus the results haven't

been exactly what the teammanager / customer wanted: Sometimes VFP was

trying to create an oBlonde object with several exposed properties,

sometimes it got lost in Cascading Destroy Events when trying to materialze

a champagne pyramid of 20 levels... We therefor are now first training our

programmers to be better focused on their job. But since mankind is some

sort of multitasking (or Multithreaded thinking?), we stil struggle with

maintaining a constant reference to that job-task. We even switched from

APARTMENT-Threading to SingleRoom Threading (i.e. one Programmer per room),

but this didn't made big differencies in terms of disturbances.

Due to newest Microsoft technologies, which we heavily studied (we even

renamed our companys name to a "DotNET" ending!), we are now trying to

decouple those events and have taken all programmers OFFSITE. Also we

applied SOAP on all our floors. Unfortunatly, the MARSHALLs, which we hired

to deliver the Customers wishes to the now Offline programmers are

constantly failing errr... falling due to the very slippery foundation, thus

we now applied ROPEs to all rooms, so that our Custom messages don't get

lost.

All in All, at the moment, we cannot deliver anything. But the whole

SOAP/ROPE scenario is so much fun, watching our Marshalls struggle with the

NET we tied around our building so that they can't miss our MMQS (Munichs

Most Questionable Secretary), if they can't contact the programmer.

The MMQS in turn takes nightly study lessons on DELPHI, so that she answers

all questions like an ORACLE.. "All will be working! We have everything

under Control", regardless of what the programmer will say, when he will be

back from under his desk... What? Why he is under his desk? Because of ROFL

watching those Marshals, struggling thru our NET framework.

Thus, we all have fun, we study a lot, we experiment a lot, we need lots of

resources for soapig and roping, (and cleaning after the horses of thos damn

marshalls). We don't deliver anything, but the MMQS takes care about that.

What can I say? LIVE IS FUN if you ride the NET-wave!! Don't know though,

who is paying for all that mess. But that's not my task, I just escalate

that to the "Powers that be". Delegation is one of the first principles of

proper OO desgin. Have your fun and let others get kicked too. Yeah!

Welcome to the new NET World! Just remember how boring the old way of coding

was: You just

USE YourCustomer , set him straight with SET ORDER TO TAG MyWay and BROWSE

his wallet. No fun anymore, compared to all that new toys MS deliveres every

year for free!

 Servus

    wOOdy

<tada!> "Live from the Prolib.Net Visual Studios!", brought to you by

ProFox, the one and only Mailinglist for the Pros!! <tada>

(That was the Commercial, which you Americans need to get your focus back to

the TVset)

 |_/| ---- ProLib - programmers liberty -----

 (.. ) Our 5 MVPs make the Fox run...

  - /  at www.prolib.de or www.dfpug.de/forum

-----Original Message-----

From: profox@leafe.com [mailto:profox@leafe.com]On Behalf Of Stephen

Russell

Sent: Monday, October 23, 2000 2:01 PM

To: Multiple recipients of ProFox

Subject: RE: inventory system

Oh Woody. It's been there as:

Set Intended On

__Stephen

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Re: [OT] inventory system

Author: Anders Altberg

Posted: 2000-10-23 11:26:07   Link

----- Original Message -----

From: "Juergen Wondzinski" <woody@prolib.de>

To: "Multiple recipients of ProFox" <profox@leafe.com>

Sent: Monday, October 23, 2000 5:00 PM

Subject: RE: [OT] inventory system

Embracing det.not?

-A

©2000 Anders Altberg