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<\/a>\n<\/div>\n\n<\/td><\/tr><\/table> \n');
t.xxtree2.add(5,2,'How is it done ?','Thanks to PHP, MySql, Javascript and Apache with Linux/Win2K on Firefox/IE. It is also based on: Note on the translation:<\/strong><\/u> although I\'m french, I started to write this software in english afterwhich I added the possibility to have a localised ( french in my case ) version on-line, so I could write in both languages, especially this documentation. Never Finished because I always want to add some more functions! But good enough to have some production programs. <\/p>\n Currently, functions like versioning, testcase scenarios, automatic documentation, Internationalisation ... that I have started but they are not achieved yet.
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\nThe tools used are mainly MyPitSelf, The W2k NotePad, and PhpMyAdmin.
\nLcc has been used to write a program to launch Batch jobs, It is an adaptation of mikehup.exe written by Michael Kohn (naken@naken.cc), Web page: http://www.naken.cc/
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\nI use SVG <\/strong>to draw the tables with the links.
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\nPHP us used to write the basic functions.
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\nAll user functions should be written in the MyPitSelf language. The basis of this language is:
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\nSome chapters have been written directly in french, then translated into english. For others, it is the opposite. Mark has corrected a part of the English translation, The good english comes from him, I assume all the errors.
\nAs a result of time constraints, there are sometimes differences in documentation but I think these are of minor importance and you will know how to deal with them.
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\nI will will concentrate on the French version and the English version. If other contributors accept to translate this software in other languages, I\'ll be able to propose their traductions in the distribution.
\nLater in this documentation, ( chap How TO\'S ), I talk about the translation.<\/p>');
t.xxtree2.add(7,2,'State of MyPitSelf','
\nAt least, the existing ones allowed me to do what you are going to see ( if you go on ).
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\nI can\'t tell you when the next version will come out because I can\'t do this at 100%.
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\nNow, let\'s see what it looks like.<\/p>');
t.xxtree2.add(230,2,'An example','');
t.xxtree2.add(231,230,'Data','Suppose you have a data model with a table of information about people (names, age etc.). \n
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\nAlso suppose that you have generated several requests with the system, including the one which has the number, say, 1012. \n\nSELECT T0.Id,T0.Name,T0.Age \nFROM $Data.People T0 \nWHERE T0.Age <= %SQLPAR0% \nORDER BY T0.Name ASC\n<\/pre>\nA function called R_1012_Select() has then been generated and it takes one parameter which is the age (xxx). \n
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\nThe system must generate the requests thanks to your specifications because all the parameters (tables, fields, conditions, sort orders) are stored in the system. \n
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\nThen, the system can generate the SQL sentence and the function using this sentence\n');
t.xxtree2.add(232,230,'Program','A possible use of this function could be to output all the people whose ages are >= 30. \n
\nThis will give a program which looks like (comments are preceded by //) : \n\nTac( // Take and call: put values in the call stack and/or call functions.\n Cst(30), // constant 30 pushed in the call stack\n R_1012_Select( // select list of these people (1 parameter xxx taken from the call stack)\n Do(\n Take(T0.Name), // Pushes the name in the call stack\n out(1) // displays the first element contained in the call stack\n ) // The name is popped here\n )\n) \n<\/pre> \nRemarque: lines breaks are ignored, one can also write this function like: \n
\n\nTac(Cst(30),R_1203_Select(Do(Take(T0.Nom),out(1))))\n<\/pre> \n
\nComas are not mandatory after ), an other way to write this function would be : \n\nTac(\n Cst(30)\n R_1203_Select(\n Do(Take(T0.Nom),out(1))\n )\n)\n<\/pre> \nBlocks comments are delimited by /* and */ , they MUST start at the first column and can be nested. ');
t.xxtree2.add(233,230,'Table program','This program has this table format: : \n
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