European Spring RevSummit anyone?

Some of us can't make it in june to Monterey ;( But maybe some might like to meet somewhere in the old continent for a drive-in and Bring your own Rev WIFI, cheese and wine (or beer) LAN Party? Where and when are the 2005 Rev gatherings here in Europe? Anyone know? Are there any revgogo girl

RE: unlimited undo's for text fields

Good job! I'll definitely test this later! Does it work also in Script editors? cheers Xavier > -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Wouter > Sent: Friday, February 25, 2005 02:17 > To: use-revolution@lists.runrev.com > Subject: unlimit

RE: Bouncing Ball Tools

Good Effort!!! Im impressed! ;) Xavier > -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of > Jim Hurley > Sent: Friday, February 25, 2005 19:15 > To: use-revolution@lists.runrev.com > Subject: ANN: Bouncing Ball Tools > > (It took me two years to f

RE: Win32 standalone

No I haven't. But I would make a written log of the operations in the scripts that you output to a log file. This way you can find out which is the offending command. This beats removing all the scrips until you find the offending call. local logfile on reportlog callinghandling,thelogresult if

RE: unlimited undo's for text fields

DuhFactoid... How does a mac know it has to start without extensions if you press the shift key on macos? Maybe it's a new feature of osx? ;)) This is more a RunRev engine limitation than an OS limitation... First time I hear such a lame hardware limitation could or would be built in a "superc

RE: [OT] Older OSes still in use

Anyone got a good tip for linux on a PowerMac 8500? ;) Eventually if osx can run on top of Dylan or kde/gnome??? TIA... Surely 64MBs of ram and 1 GB of disk space must be useful! Progress only goes forward... Why still hang on? > -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto

RE: unlimited undo's for text fields

, 2005 16:40 > To: How to use Revolution > Subject: Re: unlimited undo's for text fields > > MisterX wrote: > > DuhFactoid... > > > > How does a mac know it has to start without extensions if you press > > the shift key on macos? > > > > Mayb

RE: unlimited undo's for text fields

> FYI, there was a decision made, a long time ago (circa 1983), > that the Mac event system would not report shift, option, > command or control key downs to applications. The only way > to determine if those keys are down is via polling, which can > be done in Revolution by using an idle hand

RE: Win32 standalone

sorry I was sleeping ;)) Sounds like you found the error! I dont have valentina unfortunately... Good going! Xavier > -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of > Robert Brenstein > Sent: Monday, February 28, 2005 23:29 > To: How to use Revol

Totally cool New feature for HotKeyN2O!

HotKeyN2O is now the easiest way to paste images into a field in RunRev! Great for better documentation or graphic enhanced field displays in your stacks! Copy any image from your browser, click in a field, click the HotKeyN2O paste button and voila, you get an image inserted in your field as exp

RE: audio -- some MIDI / Quicktime resources in Revolution

MP3 looks like, eh, sounds like your best choice. But not to be short on words, here's the story on it... Unless the spoken text in WAV form is not too big to fit in your distribution media go with WAV. Much easier... Can Macs play wav without QT though? Wavs have the advantage of playing ever

PullDown Menu feature missing ?

I have this pull down menu that is not used as a puldown menu because the option menu that it should be doesn't allow me to disable menu items (is this a bugzilla already?). but the Pulldown menu doesn't pull down a menu that is the width of the menu (it's more the formatted width of the text!!! )

RE: PullDown Menu feature missing ?

CTED] On Behalf Of > Frank D. Engel, Jr. > Sent: Tuesday, March 01, 2005 17:43 > To: How to use Revolution > Subject: Re: PullDown Menu feature missing ? > > -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- > Hash: SHA1 > > disable line 3 of button "Options" of group "

RE: audio -- some MIDI / Quicktime resources in Revolution

r of samples per second and > 1 KHz means 1000 Samples per second. > > Richard. > > > Message: 6 > > Date: Tue, 1 Mar 2005 17:18:23 +0100 > > From: "MisterX" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > Subject: RE: audio -- some MIDI / Quicktime resources in Revolution

RE: Addressing images

set the traversal of the control to false... For fields you have the textlock and the autohilite too Depends what you want to lock... Disabled is not always my favorite "look" result... Have the card script record your clicks because that's where you draw. To do that, trap the mousedown and rec

RE: PullDown Menu feature missing ?

> > Is there a way to make disabled items in an options menu? > > Not in WIndows; I'd recommend removing the item that should > be disabled from the list so it's not displayed, and then > re-adding it when it becomes available. OR, live with using a > pulldown menu. So I had opted! Plus troub

RE: Record sound problem on Windows

Our best practices approach is to create a separate disk partition for the swap (like linux). This avoid fragmentation big time. However, keep a 32mb swap on the C drive so you can dump if there is a crash. 2 swaps are better than 1 also... We usually size it 100% to 200%... Depends how much yo

RE: Midi Comunications

If you're on a PC, there's a way with myokent.exe and midioxse to reroute any midi message to any port and/or virtual ports (usb (with driver for controler, to any midi channels, maybe com ports too I think)... If there's a way to route com to usb... http://www.midiox.com - didn't find com ports

RE: Midi Comunications

Unfortunately for Mark, he's running OSX. ;) But surely this is "simple" thing for unix to reroute ports. a couple config file vi edits should do it... /bin/vi anyone? (or search da bsd forums...) In our high tech environment at work, we have 6 ESX VMWare servers (surely nothing big corporat

Externals Ideas channel

Sorry I lagged a bit on this one... When I got the Fruitloops 5.02 upgrade, it hit me! I'd be up for a VST external hookup for RunRev. It would open many avenues for automatic or scripted midi controllers like Fruity is dreaming of! sorry, I have a twisted mind... But there's about 5 to 2

RE: Math wizardry

I agree, Wolfram is THE reference... but there's lots also on yahoo groups or google to dig out. It's usually to wolfram - except specialized algos like graphics or primes, crypto, etc... Wolfram is the starting point for most math research journeys... Univertisities eps loads or cryptic journa

OS delimiter question

Hello MacOS and linux friends Im writing a file path OS delimtier function... and im wondering if: all unixes use the "/" ? and if osx's path delimiter is still ":" or has it gone to slash form? Just for the trivia, do most mac stacks have the ".rev" file type appended by default to their fi

RE: OS delimiter question

t;\" end switch -- default return "/" end OSFileDelimiter cheers Xavier > -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of > Richard Gaskin > Sent: Saturday, March 05, 2005 08:30 > To: How to use Revolution > S

RE: OS delimiter question

5 09:47 > To: How to use Revolution > Subject: Re: OS delimiter question > > > On 2005, Mar 5, , at 08:29, Richard Gaskin wrote: > > > MisterX wrote: > >> all unixes use the "/" ? > >> and if osx's path delimiter is still ":" or ha

RE: OS delimiter question

--Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of > Thierry Arbellot > Sent: Saturday, March 05, 2005 10:55 > To: How to use Revolution > Subject: Re: OS delimiter question > > do get shell("ls") and the folders both return "

RE: OS delimiter question

vert between Unix and legacy Mac > style, you could use the functions revMacFromUnixPath and > revUnixFromMacPath > > regards, > Thierry > > On 2005, Mar 5, , at 11:43, MisterX wrote: > > > from http://www.osxfaq.com/tips/unix-tricks/ it seems it should be >

RE: altBrowser application

I've been walking distance from oak creek!!! ;) if the dll is in the same directory, your app will see it. Unless it's directory variable is not set right! Or put it into the %SystemRoot% or %windir% directory which is in the paths of windows by default and not likely to change. Remember to remo

RE: HowTo Question?

> How do I move a control from on card to another (the cards > are not visable and are used only for data storage)? you must first create cards to move things to. a new stack has only card 1. create card now you have 2 cards copy button 1 to card 2 - and voila! you can use background behavio

RE: Midi Comunications

Any midi device should have a clock to synch to. The computers, the soundcard (preferred if you use computer effects), sound mixer (if you can afford that kind of mixer) (best), the midi keyboard too (best for performers without need of effects). I maybe wrong regarding the best clock but I think

StripeList - was Alternating stripes in fields

I saw the thread a bit late but here is the thing that "popped" to mind... Before i typed the fourth word in reply, I said basta! Script it! So StripesList.rev is a cool 5 minute hack template to demo how to make stripes scroll in all simplicity! http://monsieurx.com/modules.php?name=Downloads&d_

RE: StripeList - was Alternating stripes in fields

What would really help though would be real html and css emulation in fields... AND TABLEsss =) > -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of > Richard Gaskin > Sent: Wednesday, March 09, 2005 21:46 > To: How to use Revolution > Subje

RE: StripeList - was Alternating NO2 in fields

> and we assume Mr. X is referring to his nitrous in a > PERFORMANCE CAR setting and not the Grateful Dead sense. > > sqb Stephen, the dead are dead and not in my head or web im hyper than you think without any alt stuff And im free to make up whatever i want in my mind or scripting ability!

RE: StripeList - was Alternating stripes in fields

Scott, You can see a horizontal implementation (without stripes) in my HotKeyN2O plugin. The title field is groupped with some buttons that must scroll along each column. So I grouped the top field with the buttons and hid it's hscrollbar below the table field... Click on the options button and o

RE: Pool

You forgot to remove the breakpoints! :) but nice! A three ball game of billiard without pockets would have been easier maybe ? Good effort! I liked it! So you're going for a pinball game next? ;)) cheers Xavier > -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTE

RE: Preserving Rev Prefs Between Upgrades

there's is now a backup folder in the components/save/ folder with a copy of the revprefs in it! cheers Xavier > -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of > Dan Shafer > Sent: Friday, March 11, 2005 00:43 > To: How to use Revolution > Subje

RE: Date Function?

constant dayinsecs = 86400 function DaysDelta date1, date2 convert date1 to seconds convert date2 to seconds put abs(date1-date2) div dayinsecs into delta return delta end DaysDelta cheers Xavier > -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On B

RE: Can I write "empty" to a text file?

delete file myfile is very fast. However if you just open the file for writing, and not for appending, you will replace the file... (untested)... Writing emptyvar to the file, will do "nothing" to the file... Tested many times because it was supposed to write something and the variable was empt

SuggestionZilla 2686

Im sure many would like to enjoy this one so I added it! "suggest Forced variable referencing" cheers Xavier -- http://monsieurx.com - get "nitrous plugins" - do it! ___ use-revolution mailing list use-revolution@lists.runrev.com http://lists.runrev.c

RE: Numeric sorting problem

Hi Karen You didn't mention it, but are you using the itemdelimiter tab or the default?? The default is comma... And it's reset after any handler's execution... set it to tab before the sort to see... cheers Xavier -- http://monsieux.com/runrev.php > -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL

RE: Re: Strange Bug in Windows Version

Karen, Try this... Rename the menu group (click on selectedgroup until the group is hilited as one object), Copy paste the working menus and redo the script changes Should take you 15 minutes top chrono! ;) cheers Xavier -- Programming so all you have to do is copy paste http://MonsieurX.com/run

RE: How to test for a number

Sorry for coming in late in the test discussion... My approach to this was to eleminate doubts regarding what format it was... I've had many different occasions for this testing and for lots of different log outputs from dos, emc tools, copy tools, reskit tools, etc... They all use different fo

RE: check if an item is a date

part of the solution is return (it is not a number and it is a date) -- it is more likely a date however this wont work for dates like put 01012005 is a date So a coerced or forced check on date type would be necessary... Any ideas? I dont trust the convert function anymore either... cheers X

RE: check if an item is a date

> This is nothing new, Xavier, > > >But surprise! > > Thanks Rob! I went lengthy on this but you'll laugh at the situation and irony I hopefully managed to write (ed.) ;) I, well, no, "we" all know RunRev can't handle all date formats... But compounded issues in this one little report I tried

RE: check if an item is a date

> Want to be even more flexible? Try this: > > convert myvalue to long date > if it is "invalid date" then >answer "That date is invalid!" > else >put it into myvalue > end if > Good solution! Nice... For extended formats, the format function is probably the best all around tool put f

RE: Can Revolution communicate with Excel?

Steve, Are you on a Mac or PC? Applescripts or WSH/VBS respectively to make it fully automatic or simply use CVS. The other way is via import export... I wrote a stack to show how to convert from the "exceptional" csv formats Excel employs to RunRev. Shouldn't be hard to do the opposite. htt

How to remove the ugly focus border?

Hi scripters, I keep trying but I keep seeing this ugly focus border on buttons in windows (non-XP) but it happens on XP without the xp styled buttons too. It's an UGLY dotted rectangle showing a few pixels inside the button between the text and the shadow border of the button. I tried all the o

RE: Can Revolution communicate with Excel?

> Subject: Re: Can Revolution communicate with Excel? > > Steve, > > if you're in a mac, use applescript. If you're in a win32 > machine, use DDE > On Mar 18, 2005, at 1:03 AM, MisterX wrote: > > >> Wow! I'm a new user and really impressed with

RE: Who do I have to pay?

First person you should ask is the AltAuthor if it can be fixed ;) Chipp is a nice and smart guy! I have one already compiled from MetaCard. If you have access to the mc 2.5 release, it's well hidden in the example stacks (a substack or in the examples/demo/help folder of mc). I have the code an

RE: Getting as much system info possible

> Any suggestions? Thanks. Rob, Why not make a user stack containing user info per card. Easy to send and keep track of... A text file XML could also do or a custom prop... Depends on the end application. Keeping data is what computers are good at! ;) cheers Xavier ___

RE: One more question for the evening

Hi Doc, try this get productname &tab& quantity &tab& price & CR put myline before line 2 of fld "table" cheers Xavier > -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of docmann > Sent: Saturday, March 19, 2005 05:49 > To: use-revolution@lists.runrev

RE: undoing an object delete

Mikey, It could have been undone with my HotKeyN2O plugin but the plugin is in finishing status limbo... Some speed performance issues to deal with that might require a revamp of the object database... Hopefully ready this month or the next - im not really motivated to get dirty and greasy to fin

RE: Can Revolution create a large, colored cursor?

Douglas, I tried a year ago to make a nice Mickey hand cursor 16x16 but - colored cursors didn't seem supported - colors didn't dispay correctly - transparency masks not supported on non-bitmap images. No one ever helped so Im stuck as you are... I think there's a bugzilla for this too... cheer

RE: repeating a string

in our last match of Alex vs Mickey > >>Another good reason for always declaring variables, and > always quoting > >>strings used as strings. > >> > >> > >I tend to disagree. This is similar to the argument that > >traditionalists in more conventional 3GL and 4GL's make for a thought in

RE: Analyzing competitors - In this case Real Software

> But a colleague who is a VB guru and HyperCard-knowledgeable > and I spent about a month last year looking at what it would > take to write a translator or even good conversion > documentation to enable VBers to switch to Rev. It is, as we > say in the software biz, a non-trivial task. The p

the case of the misterious resizestack error

Many times I've written a resizestack handler only to find that when I cause a script stack resize, I need to send the stack a resizestack message. Many times this fails for one reason or another. Normally handled, the stack resizes itself correctly. Even without sending a "resizestack" message. T

how do you pulldown a menu?

RunRev is great and we have virtually control of everything. But one... How do you pull down a menu using a script? I tried click at the loc of mymenu but it didn't work! The click actually when to the control below! Never a dull moment! thanks for any clues (other than faking a menu) chee

RE: Toast and Butter in Rev

That'll be 1 big Dragon Stout or Anchor Steam for me please ;)) Or a cherry Gueuze Lambic as flows by default in my messaging systems ;) > -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of sims > Sent: Wednesday, March 23, 2005 16:15 > To: How to use R

Finder or feature buster?

Strange situation again... I have a rather large script library with over a thousand scripts. So I thought I'd use the rev search... First, it finds the card but not the object containing the text! I did click "field text". Second, there is no way to find something and go to that card! If I clic

RE: how do you pulldown a menu?

Behalf Of > Howard Bornstein > Sent: Wednesday, March 23, 2005 16:32 > To: MisterX > Cc: How to use Revolution > Subject: Re: how do you pulldown a menu? > > Hi Xavier, > > I'm not sure what you're trying to do here, but if you simply > want to simulate s

RE: [ANN]Tao of RunRev, RunRev Wishlist, and RunRev DocumentationProjects

It's funny to see a Christian abide to the Tao No offense... Im both involuntarily! Taolerance please! After reading Dar's mail, I was, ok, no prob sending this away! so here goes a bit of "nothing" I thought-fested on creatively! BTW, Nice job Dar! And best wishes for Mickey with the Tao of Run

RE: [ANN]Tao of RunRev, RunRev Wishlist, andRunRevDocumentationProjects

I think you got a dimension wrong... uh missing... We live in 5 dimentions. Time + gravity being the 4 and 5th... It's just hard to conceive but since time works differntly with gravity waves or fluxes, you have to account for that tangent affecting any of the 4ths previous dimentions... 6th is q

RE: Unix engines -vs- Handheld Support

I give you my nuclear vote on that one... But it's not like it's not a new idea. Im sure a Newton version is probably sitting somewhere in a cd on a shelf! But which OS? Palm, Linux or PPC? Truely, im amazed at the gps solutions for PPC and Palms (a bit less given their LIMITED GUI and pain

RE: how do you pulldown a menu?

Strange... I didn't try the all so simple approach to verify but it's a pop up menu... > -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Wednesday, March 23, 2005 17:28 > To: use-revolution@lists.runrev.com > Subject: Re

RE: how do you pulldown a menu?

yep! I knew I had that coming ;) But let's keep it simple... One click, one stack matter... if possible... Im trying to avoid all the RevOveriding possible... cheers Xavier > -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of > [EMAIL PROTECTED] >

OT: what do you Xpect?

Off Topic meter: 2 only! Wacky Meter: 10! It may not be runrev, but you'll have quite a good time finding all the tricks and learning about an epic race we just might watch in our back yard Benelux! http://www.gumball3000.com the animation is not impossible in RunRev... Surely a good "user" exp

RE: ANN Nine ball pool

Awesome! As a pool shark, I must say I liked it for the "physics"! Although the snooker color balls is not really 9 ball and the green felt was hurting my eyes after a few shots Getting old I guess! ;) The pockets, are well, eh, non standard but... But hey, Im sure socket ricochets are no

Catching errors

Hi everyone, Im on hollidays, so hard at work on XOS! I hope to release something before the summer maybe! Unless a couple other top secret projects do better, this is still my biggest undertaking! 15 years after... I found a nice metaphor for XOS which im adding front page of the documentation.

RE: Newbie: Functional difference between cards and stacks?

Welcome aboard Nicole! > My first question is simple: What is the functional > difference between cards and stacks? ... Think of any window in RunRev as another stack first. Any of those stacks can have one or more cards. Like a stack of cards, it's that simple. Or if you prefer the database

RE: How can I detect scrolling in a field?

Hi Graham It is on scrollbardrag w set the scroll of fld 2 to w .. BUT be carefull if you do the reverse in field 2... if the scroll of fld 2 is not w then... that's the safe way or you'll cause another scrollbardrag back and forth forever (used to work that way and haven't tried lately ;)).

RE: Catching errors

> Mr. X, although I'm fascinated by your research and coding I > find your naming of your framework XOS somewhat misleading > and strange, since you have clearly described it as a > framework and not an Operating System. Stephen, Im honored! Sorry, I couldn't reduce this more but you'll get yo

RE: HC Home handlers

Here you go Mickey. Note that they are adapted from the XOS core so some things may refer to some functions like stackname() which i didn't edit... but it should be obvious the searchscript wasn't checked or verified but should work... cheers Xavier on BX edit script of this bg end BX fun

RE: "rather not have apps... from a web page"

It's rather handy in secure environments where you need access to network information! It's much more interesting in terms of practical and easy access than security. If you have security worries, then you surely didn't secure your system fully - although I agree it's not easy to do soo 100%. che

RE: help with HTML escaping...

Andre, Work the html translations via a container variable if possible. Using the field's html is not as consistant as the html code in the source... put fld codes in codelist put the htmltext of fld html into htsource repeat for each line l in codelist put item 1 of l into rs put item 2 of l in

RE: Disappearing edit commands

And it doesn't always work either. Having to reset the menus over and over. Seems better behaved in 2.5.1 though. Solutions: Make sure your menus are not using those zxcv shortcuts. Make sure your menus are uniquely named. Palettes or commandkeydown front/stackinuse scripts can intercept those t

RE: "rather not have apps... from a web page"

One way which I use is the following version 1 - check ftp file is version changed - propose download - let user update version 2 - check ftp file for update - check user/version allowed or back to version 1 - get update list - download, update scripts/media that need it - and or run update scrip

RE: scientific publishing

Eric, what's the subject? broad and specific categories? cheers Xavier > -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of > Eric Engle > Sent: Sunday, March 27, 2005 15:19 > To: use-revolution@lists.runrev.com > Subject: scientific publishing > >

RE: [noob again]objects and properties and messages

> -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of > Richard Gaskin > Sent: Monday, March 28, 2005 09:35 > To: How to use Revolution > Subject: Re: [noob again]objects and properties and messages > > Mikey wrote: > > I believe devolution only lists

RE: Is there a list of the keyboard shortcuts in the documentation?

only the right-click on a keyword in the script editor works ;) But note that clicking on revdocumentation icon in the revtoolbar is not hard either ;) Oh my, a missing feature in the Alt-plugins! ;) Just a hotkey for HotKeyN2O! ;) cheers Xavier > -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL P

RE: [noob again]objects and properties and messages

Is this what you wanted? Pop it in a menu to see the hierarchy ;) I should release my script editor X ;) Background deleteBackground newBackground openBackground preOpenBackground Button arrowKey backspaceKey commandKeyDown copyKey

A great Windows TIP!

Doing professional tools means you respect the professional way of reporting errors right? I write compiled runrev NT administration tools for NT servers and these dont usually know how to report errors to the system. A log file is always helpful but maybe you need to log the errors into the NT

RE: HC Home handlers

welcome to the TAOO project ;) coming very soon... cheers Xavier > -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Mikey > Sent: Monday, March 28, 2005 15:42 > To: How to use Revolution > Subject: Re: HC Home handlers > > It's looking to me like I

breakpoints bug!

I think I found the real problem with the breakpoints that causes RunRev to suddenly quit after closing some stacks! The first solution Chipp gave us helps but doesn't work for all cases... The second solution is this set the crevgeneral["debugobjects"] of this stack to "" save stack close stack

OT - Mac's Doctor Who!

A bit off topic... but very interesting article nonetheless! Somebody should send this guy a Rev PR kit... ;) http://www.drunkenblog.com/drunkenblog-archives/000513.html cheers Xavier ___ use-revolution mailing list use-revolution@lists.runrev.com h

RE: Rotating Polygons

Hi Rick, You'll find a stack with a ton of different examples to do that at http://www.monsieurx.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=164 SonOfThunder software also has a nice example for images... http://www.sonsothunder.com/devres/revolution/revolution.htm cheers Xavier > -Origina

RE: Rev Messages Watcher++

Thierry, If you want arrays' content displayed in the RevVariableWatcher, let me know! ;) I even got a remade script editor in the works, enhancements for the message box, the RPP and more! Glad to see more hackers in quest power!!! if the mod is not not long, just post the code! ;) cheerios

Imaged refreshments

Hi eveyone, I just released version 2.b371 of HotKeyN2O with a similar Fruity Theme as in my renewed website. BUT the images are just not working at all as far as patterns are concerned for controls! When I open the stack (url below), edit a group, and "simple" tasks alike, the images loose their

RE: Black border in Lists

Hi Derek, I cannot say that I have seen such a bug in Win2K3... Can you make a sample stack to verify? cheers Xavier > -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of > Derek Bump > Sent: Tuesday, March 29, 2005 08:38 > To: How to use Revolution >

RE: Rotating Polygons

Nice Alex, I didn't know that rev handler existed! ;) To avoid the precision problem, just keep the original coordinates unrotated. It's ok for scale or translations but not for rotations. Do the rotation on a copy of the original object and not the last rotated set. So you only get just one pre

RE: Black border in Lists

Derek, Confirmed on Win2K too! Even if I create a new field. But I dont have it in all my other stacks but found the darn thing even in screenshots! So it's a settings problem with the revtoolbar or the templates. I'll try to find the bug later with the controlsN2O (and a new idea - controls f

More Image problems

Hum... Working with images is not innocent work! I would like to export an image. Simple... But image names do not always have the .gif or .png or .jpg in their names. If you use the command line export img id x to file thisfile you get nothing! No compiler error, no result error and no file ei

RE: More Image problems

Thanks Scott, that was it! Thanks! Xavier > -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of > Scott Rossi > Sent: Thursday, March 31, 2005 09:04 > To: use-revolution@lists.runrev.com > Subject: Re: More Image problems &

RE: More Image problems

I always leave the .gif/.png/.bmp extension on my images, just so I > > know how they were originally created. > > And we can always: > export img xyz to file "xyz.jpg" AS JPEG ## Or PNG or GIF > (yes, even GIF, but looks AWFUL :-D Writing it without "as some

RE: More Image problems

> Xavier Bury wrote: > > > Has anyone got some references regarding the imagedata > format to find > > out how to parse it best? > > Sure! visit Ken Ray's site. He has a very detailed > explanation of the imagedata format. I'll check it out! Thanks! > > Anyone interested in a hex viewer addo

RE: The Campain Trail

If you want to see a full working demo and want to help me finish it, let me know... cheers Xavier > -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of > Derek Bump > Sent: Thursday, March 31, 2005 19:08 > To: How to use Revolution > Subject: The Camp

RE: More Image problems

Hi Jonathan, The image is fine (if it doesn't flicker or drag around some things). It's just too unatural when the mouse exits the window so it's only ok for stacks covering the full screen to look ok... cheers Xav > -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECT

RE: More Image problems

I was going to say elegant solution ;) The engine would be the easy way to handle this. Vintage Mac and hyperCard users will externals and inits devoted to that subject. It's not without merit, it makes RR loose a bit of appeal - but it's not as important as other things I guess... cheers Xavier

RE: ImageData broken for small images...

i wonder if this is related to http://support.runrev.com/bugdatabase/show_bug.cgi?id=2353 ? Although I get no crashes... cheers Xavier > -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of > Chipp Walters > Sent: Saturday, April 02, 2005 11:29 > To

RE: shell() not waiting - not hiding

you can compare with which is my NT GUI shell example stack. It works fine here ;) cheers Xavier > -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of > Derek Bump > Sent: Saturd

RE: Python and Rev

> > Back in the early days when I was beginning to explore Rev > and was doing a good bit of Python work, I remember > experimenting with calling Python scripts from Rev using the > shell() command and having some success. I suspect that > approach has some real potential when we want to do th

RE: shell() not waiting - not hiding

launch process doesn't return info but it does keep track of the application running via the openedprocesses function. It has some interests but the shell is much more standard IMOHO... You can start a shell with the "start" (see start /? or /help) DOS command to make the shell return directly to

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