Re: How to keep dir structure when building standalone?

[Jan Schenkel]

--- Devin Asay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 
> On Jul 3, 2008, at 12:10 PM, Jan Schenkel wrote:
> 
> > There is a message that the standalone builder
> sends
> > to your project's mainstack after the app has been
> > built: 'standaloneSaved'
> > You can trap that in your stack script to copy any
> > remaining files, rather than having to manually
> copy
> > everything over.
> 
> I realize that it can be automated. I just don't
> find it that helpful  
> to do so. Moving it by hand takes 2 seconds and I
> know it's done right.
> 
> My $.02.
> 
> Devin
> 

Oh, believe me, I used to do it manually as well - but
a mistake is easily made when you're tired. I believe
some people have used this feature to completely
automate deployment this way, including installer
generating and uploading to the website.
But you're right, if there's only one folder to copy,
it wouldn't save that much time...

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Re: Problem with field references

[Jan Schenkel]

--- Mikey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This is a little weird.
> 
> I have two stacks.  we'll call them mainstack and
> substack.
> 
> In substack I want to build a fieldname from user
> input and check to see if
> it exists on mainstack.
> 
> The result of this is a variable fieldname that
> contains
> "Dept 14" of card "Dept Personnel" of stack
> "mainstack"
> 
> if I execute "if there is a field fieldname then"
> However, RR doesn't recognize the existence of field
> fieldname.
> 
> [snip]
> 
> So what newfangled way of doing remote field
> references should I be using
> instead of the old-timers HC way?
> -- 
> 

The problem here is that the word 'field' just in
front of your variable name, makes Revolution
interpret that variable as a field name, not a
complete reference.
So it effectively goes out to look for a field with
the name ["Dept 14" of card "Dept Personnel" of stack
"mainstack"]. Just prepend 'field' to your variable
and use [there is a] as your unary operator.

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Re: Problem with field references

[J. Landman Gay]

Mikey wrote:


Next try, put "field" on the front, so we have
field "Dept 14" of card "Dept Personnel" of stack "mainstack"

and execute "if there is a fieldname"
which returns true.  Great!  Uh, maybe not.  Now I have to extract the
contents of this field


  put there is a fieldname
  get the text of fieldname

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Re: system date format problem

[Sarah Reichelt]

On Thu, Jul 3, 2008 at 8:40 PM, Johan Michaelsen
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Since I updated to Rev Studio 2.9 (mac) I had to alter a lot of scripts
> involving date formats to get them working.
>
> In Denmark we use the date format (dd/mm/) and until recently I had no
> problems with converting dates.
> Now it seems that when I try to convert to e.g. the abbrev system date, the
> function misses a space.
>
> It should be like "tor 03. jul 2008" but it returns "tor03. jul 2008"
> I've checked my system prefs several times, that I didn't forget the space
> in the system prefs, but it seems that it is Revolution that skips the space
> from the date.
>
> It is also when I convert to long system date, that this occurs.
>

In 2.9, there were a lot of changes to try and make the system date &
time formats reflect the actual system settings more accurately. It
sounds like there is a problem with your particular date formats,
possibly because there are 2 different separation characters. I
suggest you make a bug report.

Cheers,
Sarah
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Re: Problem with field references

[Mark Schonewille]

Mikey,

Try this:

  put the long name of field "Field Name" into myFld
  put the text of myFld

While running this syntax, make sure that you are aware of what is in  
the variable myFld, e.g. by changing the last line into


  put myFld & cr & the text of myFld

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On 3 jul 2008, at 22:55, Mikey wrote:


GAH!  OK, if I
put field fieldname

or put (there is a field fieldname) I get a failure.

However if I
do "put field "&&fieldname
or
do "put there is a field"&&fieldname

I get success.


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Re: Problem with field references

[Jim Ault]

Mikey, do you understand why Rev gave errors for...

put field fieldname
put (there is a field fieldname)

with the way you constructed the variable fieldname?

Jim Ault
Las Vegas
On 7/3/08 1:55 PM, "Mikey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> GAH!  OK, if I
> put field fieldname
> 
> or put (there is a field fieldname) I get a failure.
> 
> However if I
> do "put field "&&fieldname
> or
> do "put there is a field"&&fieldname
> 
> I get success.


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Re: Problem with field references

[BNig]

Mikey,

I have a stack with a field "f1" with some text in it
and a substack of this stack with a field "f2" and a button

the script of the button is

---
on mouseUp
put "field "& quote & "f1" & quote & "of  card 1 of  stack " & quote &
"s1" & quote into tcompleteReferenceVariable
if there is  tcompleteReferenceVariable then put "true" & return into
field "f2"
put the value of tcompleteReferenceVariable after field "f2"
end mouseUp

this works for me

I thought it was something like that you were trying to do

however, whatever works

regards

bernd



Mikey-3 wrote:
> 
> GAH!  OK, if I
> put field fieldname
> 
> or put (there is a field fieldname) I get a failure.
> 
> However if I
> do "put field "&&fieldname
> or
> do "put there is a field"&&fieldname
> 
> I get success.
> 
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Re: How to keep dir structure when building standalone?

[Devin Asay]

On Jul 3, 2008, at 1:17 PM, Stephen Barncard wrote:

Don't forget that (at least on Mac OSX and using the splash screen  
method) one can edit stacks that exist in the standalone, and one  
doesn't have to compile the splash stack every time, or even quite  
the IDE for that matter.  I have  multistack projects and I only  
recompile with new engine changes.


Exactly my strategy. I rarely compile new versions of executables  
nowadays, unless I need a particular feature or fix in the newest  
version of Rev.


Devin

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Re: Problem with field references

[Mikey]

GAH!  OK, if I
put field fieldname

or put (there is a field fieldname) I get a failure.

However if I
do "put field "&&fieldname
or
do "put there is a field"&&fieldname

I get success.

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Re: Problem with field references

[Mikey]

nope.  that didn't do it either.

in addition, if I do a put field fieldname I get the error, but of I do "put
field"&&fieldname, it works.
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Re: Problem with field references

[BNig]

Hi Mikey-3

put the value of tcompleteReferenceVariable into field "xyz"

puts the content of the referenced field into field "xyz"

hth

Bernd



Mikey-3 wrote:
> 
> This is a little weird.
> 
> 
> 
> Next try, put "field" on the front, so we have
> field "Dept 14" of card "Dept Personnel" of stack "mainstack"
> 
> and execute "if there is a fieldname"
> which returns true.  Great!  Uh, maybe not.  Now I have to extract the
> contents of this field
> obviously put field fieldname into somevariable doesn't work. since
> fieldname evaluates to "field...", resulting in put field field...
> 
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Problem with field references

[Mikey]

This is a little weird.

I have two stacks.  we'll call them mainstack and substack.

In substack I want to build a fieldname from user input and check to see if
it exists on mainstack.

The result of this is a variable fieldname that contains
"Dept 14" of card "Dept Personnel" of stack "mainstack"

if I execute "if there is a field fieldname then"
However, RR doesn't recognize the existence of field fieldname.

Next try, put "field" on the front, so we have
field "Dept 14" of card "Dept Personnel" of stack "mainstack"

and execute "if there is a fieldname"
which returns true.  Great!  Uh, maybe not.  Now I have to extract the
contents of this field
obviously put field fieldname into somevariable doesn't work. since
fieldname evaluates to "field...", resulting in put field field...

So instead I tried deleting the first word of fieldname, but RR can't find
the field again.

So what newfangled way of doing remote field references should I be using
instead of the old-timers HC way?
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Bad Spelling.

[Richmond Mathewson]

Sorry; in my last post I spelt the word that should be "hear", "here"; please 
put it down to a "right bu**er of a day" teaching the tinies. As I have to 
display impeccable "British"spelling in class, I find that when I am tired 
everything often gets mixt up; and thats no oniewhiles tae dae wi the Lallans :)

sincerely, Richmond Mathewson.


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[OT] Richmond shouts his mouth off elsewhere.

[Richmond Mathewson]

No, surely not?

I don't see why I should be the only one to have such fun!

Go there, join in, let's here your voice:

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Re: How to keep dir structure when building standalone?

[Stephen Barncard]

Don't forget that (at least on Mac OSX and using the splash screen 
method) one can edit stacks that exist in the standalone, and one 
doesn't have to compile the splash stack every time, or even quite 
the IDE for that matter.  I have  multistack projects and I only 
recompile with new engine changes.




I realize that it can be automated. I just don't find it that 
helpful to do so. Moving it by hand takes 2 seconds and I know it's 
done right.


My $.02.

Devin

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Re: How to keep dir structure when building standalone?

[Devin Asay]

On Jul 3, 2008, at 12:10 PM, Jan Schenkel wrote:


--- Devin Asay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

I never use the standalone builder's Copy files
section. I just
always open the standalone package and copy them in
manually. I know
of several other Rev developers who do the same. So
it's possible
that the Copy Files section is just buggy. I never
found it helpful,
so have never used it.

Devin



There is a message that the standalone builder sends
to your project's mainstack after the app has been
built: 'standaloneSaved'
You can trap that in your stack script to copy any
remaining files, rather than having to manually copy
everything over.


I realize that it can be automated. I just don't find it that helpful  
to do so. Moving it by hand takes 2 seconds and I know it's done right.


My $.02.

Devin

Devin Asay
Humanities Technology and Research Support Center
Brigham Young University

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Enhancement 6375

[Scott Rossi]

Here's another reason to vote for the ability to reference image data
contained in custom properties: custom cursors.

I'm building a scaling image control for a client which uses a grabber hand
cursor for dragging the scaled image.  And I now have to figure out where to
hide the custom cursor in the control so the control is portable.  I
shouldn't have to do this; I should be able to place the image data of the
cursor image into a custom property of the control so I can avoid having
extra image objects to manage.

Thanks for voting:

http://quality.runrev.com/qacenter/show_bug.cgi?id=6375

Best Regards,

Scott Rossi
Creative Director
Tactile Media, Multimedia & Design


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Re: How to keep dir structure when building standalone?

[Jan Schenkel]

--- Devin Asay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 
> On Jul 3, 2008, at 1:00 AM, Tiemo Hollmann TB wrote:
> 
> > Hi Devin, thank you for your offer!
> > The issue with the path to my resources I could
> solve (I was just  
> > puzzled
> > with the following issue). But the initial
> question keeps open for me:
> > In the standalone settings of my stack I put the
> resources/file.db  
> > in the
> > "copy files" section. After building the
> standalone (on a Win XP) the
> > file.db is copied into the standalone, BUT:
> > 1. with 0 kb (empty file)
> > 2. in the root directory of my app and not in
> resources/file.db
> > I have to delete this corrupted file at the
> "wrong" place and copy  
> > manually
> > the file.db (512kb) in a manually created folder
> /resources/ in the
> > standalone package and now everything runs fine.
> > Is my approach to package resource files wrong, am
> I missing some  
> > options or
> > is this a bug?
> 
> I never use the standalone builder's Copy files
> section. I just  
> always open the standalone package and copy them in
> manually. I know  
> of several other Rev developers who do the same. So
> it's possible  
> that the Copy Files section is just buggy. I never
> found it helpful,  
> so have never used it.
> 
> Devin
> 

There is a message that the standalone builder sends
to your project's mainstack after the app has been
built: 'standaloneSaved'
You can trap that in your stack script to copy any
remaining files, rather than having to manually copy
everything over.

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AW: AW: AW: AW: How to keep dir structure when building standalone?

[Tiemo Hollmann TB]

Ok, thank you for your experience
Tiemo

> -Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
> Von: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:use-revolution-
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] Im Auftrag von Devin Asay
> Gesendet: Donnerstag, 3. Juli 2008 17:29
> An: How to use Revolution
> Betreff: Re: AW: AW: AW: How to keep dir structure when building
> standalone?
> 
> 
> On Jul 3, 2008, at 1:00 AM, Tiemo Hollmann TB wrote:
> 
> > Hi Devin, thank you for your offer!
> > The issue with the path to my resources I could solve (I was just
> > puzzled
> > with the following issue). But the initial question keeps open for me:
> > In the standalone settings of my stack I put the resources/file.db
> > in the
> > "copy files" section. After building the standalone (on a Win XP) the
> > file.db is copied into the standalone, BUT:
> > 1. with 0 kb (empty file)
> > 2. in the root directory of my app and not in resources/file.db
> > I have to delete this corrupted file at the "wrong" place and copy
> > manually
> > the file.db (512kb) in a manually created folder /resources/ in the
> > standalone package and now everything runs fine.
> > Is my approach to package resource files wrong, am I missing some
> > options or
> > is this a bug?
> 
> I never use the standalone builder's Copy files section. I just
> always open the standalone package and copy them in manually. I know
> of several other Rev developers who do the same. So it's possible
> that the Copy Files section is just buggy. I never found it helpful,
> so have never used it.
> 
> Devin
> 
> Devin Asay
> Humanities Technology and Research Support Center
> Brigham Young University
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Re: AW: AW: AW: How to keep dir structure when building standalone?

[Devin Asay]

On Jul 3, 2008, at 1:00 AM, Tiemo Hollmann TB wrote:


Hi Devin, thank you for your offer!
The issue with the path to my resources I could solve (I was just  
puzzled

with the following issue). But the initial question keeps open for me:
In the standalone settings of my stack I put the resources/file.db  
in the

"copy files" section. After building the standalone (on a Win XP) the
file.db is copied into the standalone, BUT:
1. with 0 kb (empty file)
2. in the root directory of my app and not in resources/file.db
I have to delete this corrupted file at the "wrong" place and copy  
manually

the file.db (512kb) in a manually created folder /resources/ in the
standalone package and now everything runs fine.
Is my approach to package resource files wrong, am I missing some  
options or

is this a bug?


I never use the standalone builder's Copy files section. I just  
always open the standalone package and copy them in manually. I know  
of several other Rev developers who do the same. So it's possible  
that the Copy Files section is just buggy. I never found it helpful,  
so have never used it.


Devin

Devin Asay
Humanities Technology and Research Support Center
Brigham Young University

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Re: concatenate fields

[william humphrey]

Nice -- Where do I get sws tText?

On Wed, Jul 2, 2008 at 7:45 PM, Mark Wieder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Peter-
>
> > If you have this utility function:
> >
> > function sws tText
> >   -- strips white space (returns, spaces, tabs, etc)
> >   -- from tText, fore & aft
> >   return word 1 to -1 of tText
> > end sws
>
> That's also handy for stripping the comment off the end of a line from a
> script...
>
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Re: Windows Remote Desktop Support (in 2.9. really fine) + Question: Citrix

[Steve Paris]

Question: Did anyone test a runrev 2.9 prog in a Citrix environment?

Franz, I have a client/server system (a university student records 
system) where the database server is in Saigon and usually around 10 to 
15 users at the Hanoi campus. Most of these users make use of Citrix, 
where the Rev client app runs on a Citrix server in Saigon. Others run 
the client as a desktop app with the db connection to Saigon via a vpn. 
In fact Rev 2.8.1 also worked OK with Citrix, except for blending. Also 
using Windows Terminal Services now to manage a Rev app running in our 
server room. Very happy to have that bug fixed in 2.9.


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system date format problem

[Johan Michaelsen]

Since I updated to Rev Studio 2.9 (mac) I had to alter a lot of  
scripts involving date formats to get them working.


In Denmark we use the date format (dd/mm/) and until recently I  
had no problems with converting dates.
Now it seems that when I try to convert to e.g. the abbrev system  
date, the function misses a space.


It should be like "tor 03. jul 2008" but it returns "tor03. jul 2008"
I've checked my system prefs several times, that I didn't forget the  
space in the system prefs, but it seems that it is Revolution that  
skips the space from the date.


It is also when I convert to long system date, that this occurs.

Anybody having the same problems?

best regards
Johan


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[ANN] NativeSpeak 1.0.1

[Girard Damien]

Dear Revolution User,

Dam-pro NativeSpeak has been updated to 1.0.1. This release brings few 
enhancement and bug fixes.


- NativeSpeak Library: Now can launch the localization engine on only an 
object list. (And not the entire stack).
- NativeSpeak Create: Now NativeSpeak Create by default apply directly 
modification to the objects when you modify their translation property.
- NativeSpeak Translate: Now translation entries that does not have a 
text are not shown anymore by default.


The documentation has been also updated to reflect new enhancements.


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if you want to expand your market to other country, it is the must have 
tool!


More information at http://www.dam-pro.com

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Regards,

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Damien Girard
Dam-pro CEO.
http://www.dam-pro.com
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Windows Remote Desktop Support (in 2.9. really fine) + Question: Citrix

[[EMAIL PROTECTED]]

Hello,

I am glad about the improvement of runrev 2.9 for Windows Remote Desktop 
Support. In previous versions the GUI (runrev IDE and standalone) had some 
errors (black areas) when used by remote access which is perfectly solvecd now 
in 2.9. When a runrev prog works in Germany, Czechia or Mexico and you sit 
somewhere between it is really important to log into the remote windows PC and 
can work with the runrev program (testing etc.).
This even works in Windows Terminal Server (tested) which is very important for 
some companies.
I did not test it, but because the Windows Terminal Server technique is somehow 
connected with Citrix I think that runrev would work in Citrix environments 
also (not tested).

Question: Did anyone test a runrev 2.9 prog in a Citrix environment?

Regards, Franz
Mit freundlichen Grüßen
Franz Böhmisch

[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.animabit.de
GF Animabit Multimedia Software GmbH
Am Sonnenhang 22
D-94136 Thyrnau
Tel +49 (0)8501-8538
Fax +49 (0)8501-8537
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Re: How to change the size of a stack or card by a script

[Reinhold Venzl-Schubert]

Hi Mikey!


set the width of this stack to newWidth
set the height of this stack to newHeight

you can also modify the rect of the stack.  The rect is a four-item  
property

in the order top,left,bottom,right


In this way it works

Thanks
Reinhold
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AW: AW: AW: How to keep dir structure when building standalone?

[Tiemo Hollmann TB]

Hi Devin, thank you for your offer!
The issue with the path to my resources I could solve (I was just puzzled
with the following issue). But the initial question keeps open for me:
In the standalone settings of my stack I put the resources/file.db in the
"copy files" section. After building the standalone (on a Win XP) the
file.db is copied into the standalone, BUT:
1. with 0 kb (empty file)
2. in the root directory of my app and not in resources/file.db
I have to delete this corrupted file at the "wrong" place and copy manually
the file.db (512kb) in a manually created folder /resources/ in the
standalone package and now everything runs fine.
Is my approach to package resource files wrong, am I missing some options or
is this a bug?
Thank you
Tiemo



> 
> Tiemo,
> 
> Tell me where you want it to be on your Mac OS X version, and I'll
> tell you how to set it up to work right.
> 
> Devin
> 

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