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Re: Package Asis.Clauses : a tiny error in comments

2010-01-03T21:42:06Z

On Jan 3, 5:09 pm, Hibou57 (Yannick Duchêne)
You might also look at the 'getting involved' section of the page
Stephe pointed out.

Re: Open URLs

2010-01-03T20:05:46Z

The third / is a delimiter, theoretically there could be something between
file:// and /. The path might be followed by queries and fragments, see
here:
[link]

You just parse it. What is the problem, except that the number of URI
schemes is huge.
Regarding replacing %20 with SP, I am not sure if this has to be done. You

Re: Open URLs

2010-01-03T18:53:04Z

Thanks. This looks quite promising!

Re: Open URLs

2010-01-03T18:36:30Z

Le 03/01/2010 19:17, vlc a écrit :
Not directly. After removing the file:// prefix, you can use AWS.URL.Decode.
Pascal.

Re: Open URLs

2010-01-03T18:36:04Z

What about doing successive string replacements:
"file://" -> ""
"%20" -> " "
etc.
?
Probably you need to make a "Replace_all" function using
Ada.Strings.Fixed's routines (unless it's already there), then it
should be straightforward.
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2010-01-03T18:30:51Z

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Open URLs

2010-01-03T18:17:58Z

Hi *,
I am looking for a way to open URLs (like "file:///home/vlc/file") as
files - as you would do with "Open (Handle, In_File, "/home/vlc/
file")".
I could surely just remove the heading "file://", but this would still
leave me with the problem of special characters like "file:///home/vlc/
name%20with%20spaces".

Re: Package Asis.Clauses : a tiny error in comments

2010-01-03T17:09:33Z

I know this page, that's a good source.
Perhaps this may be found beside to Ada Issues and others at Ada-
Auth ?
I will have a look at it.

Re: Asis.Ada_Environments.Associate (..., Parameters => ...);

2010-01-03T17:06:36Z

I do not have a desktop search engine, this may be why I did not find
it there.
I've check it is, indeed.
As the specification file does not give any reference, I suppose too.
May be another GNAT specific stuff : I could not get ride of ASIS
warning messages while I open an ASIS context. No standard ASIS

Re: Package Asis.Clauses : a tiny error in comments

2010-01-03T08:23:00Z

There is good info about ASIS at:
[link]
There used to be a mailing list to submit bugs like this, but I don't
see it there anymore.

Re: Asis.Ada_Environments.Associate (..., Parameters => ...);

2010-01-03T08:19:42Z

No need to search the web; that file is included in the GNAT ASIS
installation, in html, info, and pdf; gnat/share/doc/asis/*
asis_rm.txt 3.1 says they are implementation specific.
It appears the ASIS standard document is not freely available, so it's
hard to be sure.

Package Asis.Clauses : a tiny error in comments

2010-01-02T22:46:43Z

If someone here is involved in the ASIS specification, there is a tiny
error in the package specification Asis.Clauses.
The documentary comments on function Clause_Names says :
This should be “ Appropriate Clause_Kinds ”

Re: Asis.Ada_Environments.Associate (..., Parameters => ...);

2010-01-02T14:54:26Z

Its talking about tree files, which may seems to be GNAT specific,
while other implementations may have similar concept.

Asis.Ada_Environments.Associate (..., Parameters => ...);

2010-01-02T14:44:30Z

Query to ASIS users :
The “ Asis Asis.Ada_Environments ” specification file does not
document the “ Parameters ” argument. Searching the web about it, I've
found a documentation called “ ASIS for GNAT ”, here :
[link]

Re: Interfacing to C

2010-01-01T18:02:01Z

[...]
It appeared in the 1989 ANSI C standard. It was undoubtedly
implemented in some compilers a few years before that. K&R1
(Kernighan & Ritchie, "The C Programming Language, 1st edition, 1978)
had structs, but didn't allow them to be assigned or passed as
arguments.
To be clear, C has *never* allowed structs to be passed by reference