Andre, I just checked my copy of the OPML Editor, and there is no
system.compiler.kernel.file.readWholeFile, so I guess we didn't ship
it. I don't remember what the issue was, but I do remember talking
about it with you.

We now have a deal-stopper with IE7 on Windows that we need help with.
I will not be able to handle this on my own. I'm pretty sure you're
the only person who can implement the fix, although (believe it or
not) Joshua Allen at Microsoft is looking into it. I wonder if we
could get some of your time on this.

My guess and it's just a guess is that the html dialogs are corrupting
memory in some way, and when they return the OPML Editor crashes (that
part is observable). It's a deal-stopper. The Windows version won't
run if IE7 is installed. That's almost certainly true of Frontier as well.

This is being discussed on the OPML-Support list.

Dave




--- In frontierkernel@yahoogroups.com, Andre Radke <lists@...> wrote:
>
> At 4:06 Uhr +0000 04.04.2007, creecode wrote:
> >I don't think we've ever tried to maintain a Radio target.
>
> Right.
>
>
> >If you do want to go backwards try using one of the tagged versions
>
> That's good advice. Specifically, the following
> tag might be a good starting point:
>
>
http://frontierkernel.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/frontierkernel/Frontier/tags/re\
lease-OPML_10.1a6/
>
> This was the codebase for the 10.1a6 release of
> OPML Editor. After 10.1a6, I worked on two more
> versions of the OPML Editor.
>
> According to my change notes, 10.1a7 fixed a bug
> were ctrl-O did either nothing or crashed
> (Windows only) and another bug in re.replace
> where backreferences would always (incorrectly)
> be replaced with the full match string instead of
> the indicated numbered subgroup.
>
> For 10.1a8, I kernelized the file.readWholeFile
> verb for performance, esp. when dealing with
> large files. However, I'm uncertain whether we
> actually released this version. I think there may
> have been some problem to fully test the change,
> but I can't get to the opml.org websites at the
> moment to check on what's the latest released
> kernel version.
>
> Also, if your goal is to supply UserLand with a
> new kernel build for Radio, please keep in mind
> that they may have made changes to their version
> of the kernel that haven't been released to us.
>
> HTH,
>
> -André
>
>
>
> --
> Andre Radke + http://spicynoodles.net/
>