Hi,
I have a text fld named "src".
the locktext is false
in a script I'd like to do
1) find a line with a text
put lineOffset("myString",fld "src") into tLine
if tLine <> "0" then
set the textStyle of line tLine of fld "src" to "link"
end if
2) now I'd like to click on this line to show a pi
In a message dated 11/10/02 11:02:13 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< n a similar situation I had (also new to Revolution) Tech support suggested
to me that I simply make my main stack the splash screen. Perhaps that
will work for you, as well.
>>
A...that is exactly what I did and it did
Sarah wrote:
"...I have been in the circumstance of needing to change control
algorithms
in the middle of an experiment and being able to edit the relevant
stack and have the new algorithm running within minutes, without even
shutting down the program..."
That's pretty amazing, when you think abo
> You can hide a file on disk in OS X by putting a "." in front of the file
> name:
Thanks, Ken.
Cheers... Bill Lynn
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Andre,
For global commands, you have two choices: Inside handlers or outside. If
you declare a global inside of a handler, each handler that wants to access
that global needs to declare that same variable to get "access" to it. For
example:
on DoStuff1
global gVar
put 10 into gVar
end DoStuff
Imagine you have a button, and in it's script you have several
handlers: mouseUp, processData, doMoreStuff etc. If you put a local
variable in the button's script but OUTSIDE any of the handlers - say
on the first line - then all of these handlers can access the data
stored in that variable. Ho
I have developed applications to communicate with various scientific
instruments and chart the results. As someone mentioned, the speed of
execution may be slightly reduced, but the speed of development and
ease of modification makes a very powerful argument for Revolution. I
have been in the c
Title: URL lib
When using a command such as:
delete URL "ftp://me:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/trash/"
Can a user ‘read’ the username and password inside the standalone file?...
André
I do not understand the real meaning of global and local variables in
Revolution... The info about declaring variables outside a handler seems to
be equal in both cases... :-(
>From the local¹ entry in Revolution Help system:
>You can also use the local command in a script, outside any handlers i
Actually, Freaky, but there are a number of ways you can get it - I have
some examples that get the MAC address at my site for OS 9, X and Win32, but
you can adjust them slightly to get the IP address of the current machine.
You can see it at:
http://www.sonsothunder.com/devres/revolution/revolu
Perhaps a slightly different slant but I beleive the IP address of any
computer is 127.0.0.1 as well as the given IP number (either statically or
dynamically assigned). This is what I use in development (for Rev,
Dreamweaver, IIS etc) and it works fine.
I guess it depends on what your trying to do
You can hide a file on disk in OS X by putting a "." in front of the file
name:
on HideAFile pFilePath
put pFilePath into tDestPath
set the itemDel to "/"
put last item of pFilePath into tFileName
put "." & tFileName into last item of tDestPath
rename pFilePath to tDestPath
end HideAFile
I don't believe that is possible. Your computer just won't find your own IP.
FreakyPhoenix
>From: Manolo Garrido <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: Sockets
>Date: Thu, 07 Nov 2002 17:01:00 +0100
>
>
>Does anyone knows if it's possible to dev
The Player object is a little finicky because it is Quicktime that is
managing it (for the most part), not Rev. I have found that if you use
"send" to allow the current handler to finish, you get better results.
You've done this yourself with a button and a mouseUp handler, but you could
do the sam
The other possibility is that you'll get a mouseRelease when the mouse comes
up outside the hit area of the button. You could check the location of the
mouse at that time, and if it's within a few pixels of the original target,
you could run your "hit" code anyway..
Just my $0.03*,
Ken Ray
Sons o
On Sunday, November 10, 2002, at 08:39 AM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Robert Presender wrote:
I have a menubar with several btn menus as pulldown: one of the menus
has several items:
New
Trans
-
Sort
-
I would like to have the Sort item to be cascading(?)
Put this in your menu button contents:
>> I'm looking for a way to hide a text file on disk from a script. Can this be
>> done using Transcript? If not, is it possible to do with AppleScript?
> Are we talking OS X, OS 9 or both?
Good point, Ken. Both.
Cheers... Bill Lynn
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on 11/10/02 6:35 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Thanks..and yes I did read that section and that small (but troublesome)
> disclaimer line.
> Basically my whole app is written as a main stack. I tried writing another
> small app to just "call" the main stack, which I moved in
I have a few Player Objects in my stack that contain QT movies. I have
no problem triggering the playing of the movies at the appropriate
times. However, I do have a problem getting the movies to maintain the
display of their last frames or even to set them to the last frames via
Transcript. Th
Roger
Just a suggestion:
There is an excellent open source Word compatible WP - Abiword
(http:\\www.abisource.com) - reads, writes and prints Word Docs
runs on
GNU/Linux, BSD, Solaris (2.6, 7,8,9), AIX, HP/UX (10.20, 11.0),
OSF/1, Tru64, Mac OS X,QNX,BeOS oh and I nearly forgot Windows.
P
I have a few Player Objects in my stack that contain QT movies. I have
no problem triggering the playing of the movies at the appropriate
times. However, I do have a problem getting the movies to maintain the
display of their last frames or even to set them to the last frames via
Transcript. Th
In a message dated 11/10/02 3:58:03 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< What this means is that when building your stand-alone
application, you will have to put the substacks in a
separate folder.
So basically, you can't write 'self-modifying'
executables ; your data stacks will have to remain
sepa
I've had a similar problem with 'Adult returners', who, in the act of
clicking, moved the mouse outside the boundary of the button. Depending on
the layout of the screen constraining the mouse might not solve the problem
as the 'mousedown' may be in one button area and the 'mouseup' (after
moving)
I have been working on assessment tools for people with learning
disabilities. Sometimes they also have motor skills problems.
I ask them to rate something using a scale made up of adjacent buttons which
behave like radio buttons, but offers a bigger target. Sometimes the act of
clicking by
--- Dan Shafer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Has anyone developed any libraries or tools for
> doing XML-RPC from RR?
>
Hi Dan,
RunRev 2.0 sports a great SOAP-toolbox, if that's what
you're looking for. [Thanks for that gem, Dave]
If it's a different protocol, I'm sure it's not too
hard to build,
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I am new to Revolution. I managed to create a
> simple database application to
> keep a database of videotapes at a local tv station
> where I work. Everything
> works just like I want except for one small
> detail...I can't figure out how
> to save the updated d
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