I have a function I intend to use when parseDate returns false or produces
a date too far in the past.
The idea is that this should work in as many Gregorian calendar
circumstances as possible.
So far it is working on all the machines where I have tested it but I am
sure that I have missed all sorts of possible circumstances.
It would be a great help to me if anyone willing would try the function on
as many platforms/locales as possible and let me know any problems,
suggested improvements, etc.
I have posted the code at
<http://rb.sgarman.net/validDate.php>
Thanks for any help.
--
Steve Garman
Using REALbasic Professional on Windows XP Pro
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On Apr 30, 2007, at 17:13 UTC, Dennis Birch wrote:
> This post is somewhat on-topic in that in came up while trying to
> figure out why none of my "beep" code was working in RB. It turns out
> that none of my alert sounds are playing on my Intel iMac running
> 10.4.9. ... Anybody have any suggestions for me?
This happens to me all the time. In most cases, you can fix it this
way: go to Applications > Utilities > Audio MIDI Setup, and change the
Audio Output format to 44100.0 Hz.
However, my machine also often gets in a state where iChat sounds don't
play, and the above doesn't fix that. So far, only a reboot seems to
fix iChat for some reason.
HTH,
- Joe
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