A couple of questions on the local environment <set x="local"/> creates a field in the local environment. How can I get a list of the fields in the local...
The local environment is available through the symbol "_environment". To remove a local variable, do _environment.<remove "x"/> Now that you mention it,...
Hi all. I saw on a search that it is possible to create SVG servers with Steam? There was a seminar on this, but it was in Boston. There wouldn't be any...
I have been in contact with Mike Plusch off and on regarding this very topic. I have been able to put together a rudimentary SVG server that could easily be...
Here is some code for extracting data from a table preserving the column headings as fieldnames; creating a vector full of objects using those fieldnames; then...
This example uses Water's built-in <to_objects /> method. This should work no matter how many rows and columns. <!-- Create an instance of TABLE to fiddle with...
The code samples you sent were great to start up with..... But when I tried to work with the HTML got by SaveAs'ing a WORD document into HTML format,I get a...
... Open the WORD as HTML document in NOTEPAD and post it here so we can try to see what the program is choking on. ... created ... output ( ... Yes. We ought...
Below are two files; one is an XHTML file that has data other than a table element stored in it; the other is the Water program that gets the table element and...
Here is an example that works on an actual web page right off the server. The two "logical://...".<execute_file /> instructions load support for non-XHTML...
Thank you for sending me copies of your files. Here's my analysis of the situation with the MS Word document: MS Word puts a bunch of stuff in the file that...
I'm working through the examples in the Water book and get an error that says "ends_with" not found. I updated the examples according to the corrections...
"ends_with" is only defined on a string, so it is likely that some field value in "a_starting_object" is not a string. For example, it might be null or a...
Thanks, Mike. That makes sense as a couple of the example fields are named 0 and 1. So this example from the book shouldn't work as written then? I'm also...
On page 76 of the WATER book, the example reads: <set fixed_column_data= <string> Mike Plusch Wellesley MA Christopher Fry Lexington MA </string> /> ...
I was able to get a workable example using the following code. The variable 'counter' is defined in the scope of the <do repeat=nn /> loop in the example...
... That worked. Thanks so much, Merrick. Since I'm still trying to understand all of this, can I clarify one piece? <do repeat=rest.<length /> > Is that a...
... I see. So making it a pattern (and using \\ in some cases) enables the STEAM IDE to recognize separators? How do I know which separators need the \\ and...
... Yes. 'rest' is a special parameter that represents a vector (or list) of unnamed parameters that follow all of the named parameters in a parameter list....
So here's what I want to do in general. I want to read in an XML file and have Water treat it as an object. I then want to manipulate the values of this...
I poked around and found the <normalize /> method that let me access the field variables in a friendly way. To get the output in the same format, you could...
Hello All, I am trying to preserve the format of a HTML table when converted in to plain text.I am using Steam IDE to get the look and feel of the grid...
Hello All, I have been trying to preserve the grid structure of a HTML table when written to a .txt file using Water. The problem I am getting is that I don't...
oops..Here is the o/p I was getting.. " Test"" 599999"" 02481"" Vijaya Jonnalagadda"" 599"" 560945" where as I would like to see two separate rows as the table...
Greetings, I've tried a few of the examples from the Water web site, and I have an idea of how these work, but would like to know if it's possible to host...
Hello All, Has anyone ever tried writting a HTML file to a .txt file using Water? Attached is a piece of code I am trying with.For the sample table ... Apples...
Any Water "programs" you write can be turned into a server application with just a few added lines of code in the Steam IDE. This is one of the great things...