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       #I hope I'm not way out of line, but Michael, you *need* to get
       a new email client. :)

       #Jon

       LOL, No, you're not "way out of line", I agree!  This thing
       doesn't even mark replied to material (i.e. I had to put the
       #'s next your message).
       It's really quite sad, and it's a little program called Lotus
       Notes.  I'm actually not really allowed to use another email
       client, maybe I'll just have
       to post from deja.com or something.  *sigh*

       MICHAEL.W.WILSON / CUSTOMS.TREAS.GOV wrote:
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       >          |       cc:     (bcc: MICHAEL W WILSON/NE/USCS)
                    |
       >          |       Subject:     [ruby-talk:10008] exercise
       training    |
       >          |       program in ruby
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       >          >
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       >
       >   -----------------------------------------------------------
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       >
       >        #I'm hoping this helps someone, I learned a lot from
       doing it.
       >        #I originaly wrote this in java. After I "misplaced" 2
        of the
       >        files, I decided that I'd re-write it in ruby, since
       I'd been
       >        wanting to learn more about it. I #couldn't find a
       non-trivial
       >        example of ruby out there, so I've hacked one
       together.
       >        #The program has 3 main parts, a timer that runs in a
       seperate
       >        thread and calls it's registered call_backs. A gui
       written in
       >        gtk that runs in it's #own thread, gets notified to
       update the
       >        time, and notifies it's own call_back list for status
       and
       >        resets. Then there is the main thread. The main
       #thread reads
       >        in the xml file that represents the workout, parses
       and
       >        objectifys it, places the objects in a list, spawns
       off the
       >        other processes, #then waits and notify's the gui of
       the time.
       >
       >        #Many improvements I want to do (comments) but I hope
       someone
       >        finds it usefull.
       >        #The program requires ruby-xmlparse, ruby-1.6,
       ruby-gtk, and
       >        ruby-glade, and can be found at...
       >        #http://sahuagin.ne.mediaone.net/~tcovert
       >
       >        Would it be possible to get a non-bzip'd version?
       i.e. tar.gz?
       >        I wanted to take a look, but I'm on a windows box and
       while
       >        winzip has no problem with .tar.gz'd it sure doesn't
       know about
       >        bz2's.
       >
       >        Thanks
       >
       >        Mike Wilson
       >        Ruby.Weblogs.Com

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         Jonathan Aseltine     aseltine / cs.umass.edu     MAS, Umass,
         Amherst




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