custom property

2002-02-13 Thread yves COPPE

hello,

I have a stack with cardsI On each card, there are groups. Each grp 
has radio btns. Depending on the choices of the user, i want to open 
a specific text file. The path to the file should be stored in a 
custom property.
So :
I build each time a variable that points to one the the text file 
from the chioce of the radio btns by the user.

one custom property set : cPathFiles
10 property set keys in Ppathfiles: cfileA, cfileB, cFileC, and so on

The first time the user chose his file, a answer file DLOG store the 
pathWay of the text file in a variable (pathtoFile). I'd like to 
store this variable, so that the second time the user makes his 
choice, I' don't have to ask again where is that file !

1) How can I store a pathfile in each  of the keys of cPathFiles 
(cfileA, cfileB, cFileC, and so on) ?
2) How can I select one of the key in the cPathFiles ?

Thanks.
-- 
Greetings.

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Re: Repeats and mouse events

2002-02-13 Thread Ken Norris (dialup)

on 2/13/02 2:02 PM, Scott Rossi at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> If you're looking to simply manage highlighting of buttons with a
> central script, the following is one way.
--
Well, it wasn't for me, but your scripts may prove helpful for some other
similar actions of mine.

Thank you,
Ken N.

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Re: Scrolling images and graphics

2002-02-13 Thread Jeanne A. E. DeVoto

At 11:01 AM -0800 2/13/2002, Howard Bornstein wrote:
>I've grouped an image with a text field and turned on the group vertical
>scroll bar to allow a field with graphics in it to scroll. However, it
>appears that the top or botton edge of the field gets copied onto the
>field when I scroll up or down.

I'm not seeing this here - can you send me the stack? Thanks.

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Re: displaying a web image

2002-02-13 Thread Geoff Canyon

At 3:27 PM -0800 2/13/02, Jeanne A. E. DeVoto wrote:
>At 9:10 AM -0800 2/13/2002, Devin Asay wrote:
>>>  set the filename of image "My Image" to "http://www.example.org/image.gif";
>>
>>Thanks, Jeanne.  I was trying to include the URL keyword before the
>>file name.  But here is a new problem.  The first time I set the
>>filename of the image to a URL on a web server it works fine.  But if
>>I try to set it to a different web URL it sticks with the first
>>image, no matter what.
>>
>>This is consistent in Rev 1.1.1b1 for Mac OS X and OS 9.2.  It
>>appears to be a bug.  Can anyone else confirm this and/or tell me
>>what I'm doing wrong?
>
>I confirm this - it does look like a bug. Will report it. Thanks!

But this does appear to work as it should:

put url "http://www.example.org/image.gif"; into image "My Image"

Although it doesn't seem to handle animated gifs as it should -- the mergine of the 
base image of the gif with subsequent frames doesn't display properly.

regards,

geoff

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Re: Objects in a group

2002-02-13 Thread Jeanne A. E. DeVoto

At 1:36 PM -0800 2/13/2002, Zac Elston wrote:
>My application is a test that either reads answers from a file to show what
>was selected or reads input from the user to write the file.
>
> read value Y from array[X] and change target Y in group X
> read target Y in group X and put the value of Y into array[X].
>
>I can only think of accomplishing this by knowing where the object is in the
>group, hence the question..."how do I determine objects in a group?"

How about using a construct like this:

  set the backgroundColor of graphic Y of group X to "blue"

I am not sure from your message whether you know that you can specify
objects by their owners like this, but you can. So the statement above will
single out graphic Y in group X, even if other groups also contain a
graphic named or numbered "Y".

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Re: displaying a web image

2002-02-13 Thread Jeanne A. E. DeVoto

At 9:10 AM -0800 2/13/2002, Devin Asay wrote:
>>  set the filename of image "My Image" to "http://www.example.org/image.gif";
>
>Thanks, Jeanne.  I was trying to include the URL keyword before the
>file name.  But here is a new problem.  The first time I set the
>filename of the image to a URL on a web server it works fine.  But if
>I try to set it to a different web URL it sticks with the first
>image, no matter what.
>
>This is consistent in Rev 1.1.1b1 for Mac OS X and OS 9.2.  It
>appears to be a bug.  Can anyone else confirm this and/or tell me
>what I'm doing wrong?

I confirm this - it does look like a bug. Will report it. Thanks!

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Re: Repeats and mouse events

2002-02-13 Thread J. Scott Saults

I'll try to resist the urge to SHOUT, but, as far as I can tell, the 
transcript dictionary has "piss poor" documentation of the mouse function. 
Is there any documentation available of how the mouse function actually 
works that would predict or explain the behavior of the mouse in the loop 
script mentioned by Ian Summerfield ? Anyone converting projects from 
HyperCard or SuperCard might encounter this issue and wonder what is going 
on. Or is this unexpected and unpredictable behavior simply punishment for 
"piss poor technique"? Will similar behavior occur with other functions, 
like keysdown(), optionKey(), etc.? Perhaps just removing the mouse 
function would be better than misleading or mystifying users about how it 
might work.

I'm sure there's better documentation somewhere that I just  haven't found. 
Thanks for the clarification.

Scott Saults

>Date: Wed, 13 Feb 2002 10:58:55 -0700 (MST)
>From: Scott Raney <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>(snip)
>Just my 2 cents on this issue:
>IF YOU'RE USING THE MOUSE FUNCTION FOR NEW DEVELOPMENT, YOU'RE DOING
>THE WRONG THING!!!
>Apologies for the shouting and for sounding like a broken record on
>this issue, but I can't emphasize enough that this is piss poor
>technique and will bring you nothing but grief in the long run. If it
>were up to me "the mouse" function would be removed from
>(etc)

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Re: Repeats and mouse events

2002-02-13 Thread Scott Rossi


On Wednesday, February 13, 2002, at 01:11  PM, Ken Norris (dialup) wrote:

> The following is a script I experimented with in Hypercard which uses 
> the
> addColor XCMD to color hilite buttons, rather than the B&W button 
> Autohilite
> property. It's simple, and can be used in an offscreen handler that will
> make all the buttons which call it behave the same way, e.g., just like
> autohilite. I'd think it would belong in a group script in RR. It's the
> recoloring technique that you want to look at.
>
> on mouseUp
>   autoColorHilite
> end mouseUp
>
> on autoColorHilite
>   addColor,colorButton,bg,id of the target,"39321,26214,13107",2
>   repeat while the mouse is down
> if the mouseLoc is within the rect of the target then
>   addColor colorButton,bg,id of the target,"39321,26214,13107",2
> else addColor colorButton,bg,id of the target,"52428,39321,26214",2
>   end repeat
>   -- you can do all your mouseUp operations here OR use a mouseUp 
> handler
> end autoColorHilite

If you're looking to simply manage highlighting of buttons with a 
central script, the following is one way.

In your button script:

on mouseDown
   manageDownState
end mouseDown

on mouseDoubleDown # include this handler to trap fast clicks
   mouseDown
end mouseDoubleDown

on mouseUp
   manageUpState
end mouseUp

on mouseDoubleUp # include this handler to trap fast clicks
   mouseDown
end mouseDoubleUp

on mouseRelease
   mouseUp
end mouseRelease


In your stack script:

on manageDownState
   if within(the target,the mouseLoc) then \
   set the backColor of the target to 0,255,0 #http://www.tactilemedia.com

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Re: Repeats and mouse events

2002-02-13 Thread Geoff Canyon

At 11:23 AM -0500 2/12/02, Charles Silverman wrote:
>--
>On mousedown
> get flushevents("mousedown")
>End mousedown
>
>On mouseup
> Put the seconds into tStartHere
> Repeat 
>  put the seconds - tStartHere into tTimeNow
>  if tTimeNow > 15 then exit repeat
>  if the mouse is down then
>  put "You got It" into fld 1
>  beep
>  wait until the mouse is up
>  exit repeat
>   end if
> end Repeat
>Put "" into fld 1
>End mouseup  
>--

Charles, I'm not following this script well enough to understand the goal. Can you 
explain it?

I'm getting out of the script that you want to extend the period for a double-click to 
fifteen seconds -- a mouseUp and a subsequent mouseDown within  that time generates a 
beep and a field message. The message remains until a subsequent mouseUp.

Is that right?

regards,

Geoff

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Re: Scrolling images and graphics

2002-02-13 Thread Philip Usher

on 2/13/02 3:12 PM, "Ken Norris (dialup)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 
> on 2/13/02 9:28 AM, Philip Usher at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> 
>> on 2/13/02 10:27 AM, "Ken Norris (dialup)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> wrote:
>> 
>>> What is the process for making an image or graphic scroll in a window?
>> 
>> have you tried the move command?
>> move image "my jpeg" to x,y in 100 ticks
> --
> This sounds OK. Is there a way to grab it to move wherever, tied to the
> cursor for example?

if you mean by a mouseDown action:

on mouseDown
  grab me
end mouseDown

OR if you mean drag and throw:

http://www.quicktimers.com/projects/throw/index.html

-- Philip



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Objects in a group

2002-02-13 Thread Zac Elston

On 2/8/02 10:29 PM, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> on mouseUp
>   if word 1 of the name of the target is not "graphic" then pass mouseUp
>   if the redCircle of me is not empty
>   then set the backgroundColor of graphic ID (the redCircle of me) to gray
>   set the backgroundColor of the target to red
>   set the redCircle of me to the short ID of the target
> end mouseUp

I've received a few comments on this problem and I thank everyone for their
input.  This is great community support. Using a Custom Property really
opened my eyes to what was possible in Revolution.  Previously I had been
thinking very linearly, and I need to overcome that.

My application is a test that either reads answers from a file to show what
was selected or reads input from the user to write the file.

 read value Y from array[X] and change target Y in group X
 read target Y in group X and put the value of Y into array[X].

This saves me the trouble of scripting every group and then I can add lots
of goodies based on what X and Y are

I can only think of accomplishing this by knowing where the object is in the
group, hence the question..."how do I determine objects in a group?"

Rev support offered

  repeat with i = 1 to the num of graphics in me
...
  end repeat

But this only works if placed in the group script.

To make this work in the stack script I tried being very linear with

put word 5 of LongTargetName into MyGroupName
repeat with i = 1 to the num of graphics in group value(MyGroupName)
...
   end repeat

The problem comes from the fact that I have graphics in a group and each
group can have the same graphic names but with unique Ids.  So changing
graphic "1" actually only changes the first graphic "1" (ID 123) not the
graphic "1" (ID 321) in the group of the target.

Is it possible to use target IDs and group IDs?  I can't find any way to say

Put the objectIDs of group X into Alist
--(there doesn't seem to be a way to list objects unlike "put the groupIDs
of me into X")
Repeat for each line ThisLine in Alist
If the id of the graphic ThisLine is not the id of the target then



-zac




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Re: Scrolling images and graphics

2002-02-13 Thread Philip Usher

on 2/13/02 3:12 PM, "Ken Norris (dialup)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 
> on 2/13/02 9:28 AM, Philip Usher at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> 
>> on 2/13/02 10:27 AM, "Ken Norris (dialup)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> wrote:
>> 
>>> What is the process for making an image or graphic scroll in a window?
>> 
>> have you tried the move command?
>> move image "my jpeg" to x,y in 100 ticks
> --
> This sounds OK. Is there a way to grab it to move wherever, tied to the
> cursor for example?

if you mean by a mouseDown action:

on mouseDown
  grab me
end mouseDown

-- Philip



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Re: Stack window offset, won't return

2002-02-13 Thread Ken Norris (dialup)

on 2/13/02 5:06 AM, Klaus Major at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

(snip)

> on preOpenStack
> set the decorations of me to empty
> set the backdrop to black
> hide menubar
> if the screenrect is 0,0,1024,768 then
> set the windowboundingrect to 0,0,1024,768
> set the loc of me to 512,384
> set the rect of me to 0,0,1024,768
> else
> set the loc of me to the screenloc
> end if
> .
> end preOpenStack
> 
> 
> There is this issue with the windowboundingrect, which is different than
> desired
> in most cases ;-)
--
What do you mean? Can you explain thie above comment a bit more?
--
> I had the problem to display my stack (1024 * 768) fullscreen if the
> screenresolution
> was the same size. There was always a part cutt-off of that stack as
> well on the top as on the bottom.
> 
> With this script i had no more problems.
--
I'll try it and let you know. In themeantime, thanks so much.

Best regards,
Ken N.

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Re: Scrolling images and graphics

2002-02-13 Thread Ken Norris (dialup)

on 2/13/02 9:28 AM, Philip Usher at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> on 2/13/02 10:27 AM, "Ken Norris (dialup)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
> 
>> What is the process for making an image or graphic scroll in a window?
> 
> have you tried the move command?
> move image "my jpeg" to x,y in 100 ticks
--
This sounds OK. Is there a way to grab it to move wherever, tied to the
cursor for example?

Best regards,
Ken N.

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Re: Repeats and mouse events

2002-02-13 Thread Ken Norris (dialup)

Hi Charles,

Jusy so you know, I'm making apps for the disabled, including children.

The following is a script I experimented with in Hypercard which uses the
addColor XCMD to color hilite buttons, rather than the B&W button Autohilite
property. It's simple, and can be used in an offscreen handler that will
make all the buttons which call it behave the same way, e.g., just like
autohilite. I'd think it would belong in a group script in RR. It's the
recoloring technique that you want to look at.

on mouseUp
  autoColorHilite
end mouseUp

on autoColorHilite
  addColor,colorButton,bg,id of the target,"39321,26214,13107",2
  repeat while the mouse is down
if the mouseLoc is within the rect of the target then
  addColor colorButton,bg,id of the target,"39321,26214,13107",2
else addColor colorButton,bg,id of the target,"52428,39321,26214",2
  end repeat
  -- you can do all your mouseUp operations here OR use a mouseUp handler
end autoColorHilite

Mark Schonewille came up with this from my original inquiry.

I used it to also accomplish mouseUp actions common to all the buttons (the
note in the comment space), since they use 'the target' as well. I can see
no advantage to writing a separate mouseUp message to activate yet another
offscreen common handler in HC, but in RR I think you would use a group
handler, right?

...and for Scott R

If you don't think this is valid scripting technique, please offer a RR
handler that accomplishes the same task. I'd be the first one to admit I
have HC habits that may not be necessary with RR. Not all of us in that
position are instantly cognitive of the differences, but need to get/keep
our apps running.

Hope all this helps.

Best regards,
Ken N.


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RE: Active field borders and scrollbars

2002-02-13 Thread Yates, Glen

Try setting this property programatically like this:

set showfocusborder of field  to false

do this in the preopencard perhaps, worked for me.

Note: This will only have an effect when using the Motif or Macintosh look
and feel, as in Windows focus borders are not drawn around text fields.

Glen Yates

-Original Message-
From: Ken Norris (dialup) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, February 13, 2002 2:08 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Active field borders and scrollbars


on 2/13/02 3:02 AM, yves COPPE at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

>> Hi again,
>> 
>> When I click in a field to type in it, it lites up a red border around it
>> along with starting the I-beam cursor. How do I prevent the 'active
border'
>> from showing?
> 
> 
> don't check or uncheck "show focus border" in the properties palette
--
Thanks. I tried that, but it still showed up.

Best regards,
Ken N.

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Re: Active field borders and scrollbars

2002-02-13 Thread Ken Norris (dialup)

on 2/13/02 5:08 AM, Klaus Major at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> Maybe this is a silly question:
> 
> Do you already have text in that field ?
--
No. I'm just used to seeing one in a scrolling field (HC) which helps align
the field from an appearance aspect. Not a serious problem.
--
> The scrollbars of a field do only appear when the text "overflows"...
--
Ahhh!! That would explain it. Thank you.

Best regards,
Ken N.

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Re: Active field borders and scrollbars

2002-02-13 Thread Ken Norris (dialup)

on 2/13/02 3:02 AM, yves COPPE at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

>> Hi again,
>> 
>> When I click in a field to type in it, it lites up a red border around it
>> along with starting the I-beam cursor. How do I prevent the 'active border'
>> from showing?
> 
> 
> don't check or uncheck "show focus border" in the properties palette
--
Thanks. I tried that, but it still showed up.

Best regards,
Ken N.

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CustomProperties Question

2002-02-13 Thread Tim

Hi,

I have a customProperty Set called "categories". It has "cat-one" and
"cat=two" as its keys, and each key has some value. How do I change the name
of each key and not the value through a script?

TIA,
-- 
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Re: Scrolling images and graphics

2002-02-13 Thread Howard Bornstein

>>What is the process for making an image or graphic scroll in a window?
>
>Group the image, then set the group's hScroll and/or vScroll properties as
>desired. (If you want visible scrollbars, set the group's hScrollbar and/or
>vScrollbar properties to true.)

Hi Jeanne,

I've grouped an image with a text field and turned on the group vertical 
scroll bar to allow a field with graphics in it to scroll. However, it 
appears that the top or botton edge of the field gets copied onto the 
field when I scroll up or down.

In other words, when I scroll the field up, a horizontal line appears at 
the bottom of the field which moves up the field as I scroll. In 
addition, this line continues to be generated repeatedly as I scroll up, 
each succesive line spaced 8 pixels from the previous one. This similarly 
occurs from the top of the field as I scroll down. It seems to be a 
display bug in scrolling a mixed group.

I can send you a stack if you haven't seen this before.

Regards,

Howard Bornstein

D E S I G N  E Q
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Re: OSX printing problems

2002-02-13 Thread Franklin Bacheller

I should have added to my previous message that I can otherwise print from
any OS X program (MS Office, Freehand, etc.) and any OS 9 program.

Frank Bacheller


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Re: OS X Printing Problem

2002-02-13 Thread Franklin Bacheller

I also have a problem printing Revolution scripts from MAC OS X. Program
hangs up on "page 2," will not "cancel," and requires a "force quit."  I
have tried this with two different networked printers. Revolution hangs up
even though I have system 10 print drivers for one of the printers (HP
4500N).

Frank Bacheller


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Re: Repeats and mouse events

2002-02-13 Thread Scott Raney

On Tue, 12 Feb 2002 Ian Summerfield <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> On my machine, PowerMac G3 450Mhz, running Revolution 1.1.1b1 under OS X, it
> doesn't work,  I changed your "wait until the mouse is up" statement to a
> loop:
> 
> Repeat until the optionkey is down
>   put the mouse
> End repeat

Just my 2 cents on this issue:

IF YOU'RE USING THE MOUSE FUNCTION FOR NEW DEVELOPMENT, YOU'RE DOING
THE WRONG THING!!!

Apologies for the shouting and for sounding like a broken record on
this issue, but I can't emphasize enough that this is piss poor
technique and will bring you nothing but grief in the long run.  If it
were up to me "the mouse" function would be removed from the language
entirely in the next release.  Even Apple now *specifically*
recommends against this type of function on OS X and we're in
violation of their developer recommendations for even supporting it on
that platform.  It's always been frowned on on the other platforms.
Instead of this hack, do what real developers do and use the
mouseDown/mouseUp/mouseMove/mouseRelease messages instead.
  Regards,
Scott

PS to Jeanne: if the RR doc for the mouse function doesn't provide
this information, please fix it.


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Re: graphic radio buttons

2002-02-13 Thread Scott Raney

On Tue, 12 Feb 2002 Rob Cozens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> >HyperCard *is* faster at field get/set and reformatting.  It's just the
> >price you pay for breaking the 32K and color barriers.
> 
> I can certainly understand that, Scott, and it brings up another question:
> 
> With color built in,  is there any porential performance advantage in
> keeping a performance-sensitive stack b&w?  This may sound off-the-wall;
> but suppose David Vaughan's task handler needed a simple operator's
> interface where color wasn't essential...would such a stack gain any
> performance if left b&w?

No: all backing pixmaps are kept at the screen depth, so it doesn't
matter how many colors you use (except maybe in GIF or PNG files,
which will compress a little better the fewer colors you use).  This
is unlike HyperCard which keeps backing pixmaps in 1-bit depth,
reducing memory usage and in some cases improving performance, at the
expense of requiring hacks like AddColor to do anything in color and
being very limited in what you can do even with that.
  Regards,
Scott

> Rob Cozens
> CCW, Serendipity Software Company
> 
> "And I, which was two fooles, do so grow three;
> Who are a little wise, the best fooles bee."
> 
> from "The Triple Foole" by John Donne (1572-1631)


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OSX printing problems

2002-02-13 Thread Lee Perham

Message: 7
Date: Wed, 13 Feb 2002 18:02:54 +1100
Subject: Re: OS X Printing Problem
From: David Vaughan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Lee

Sorry to ask such an obvious question, but I have never had a problem
printing under OSX (Rev or anything else) so I just have to do it: do
you have other Cocoa or Carbon apps printing successfully under OSX, not
in Classic?
How is your printer connected?

thanks
David


A straight USB connection with a new Cannon S800 printer using OSX 
10.1.2.  Everything else prints fine. Printing cards works fine. 
It's only when long fields are to be printed (more than one page) 
that Rev goes into an infinite loop. This doesn't happen in 
Classic,  only OSX.  I think there is a problem with revPrintField 
and OSX.  I have seen this same problem posted by others, however I 
have not seen the bug acknowledged by the Revolution people.

Lee

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Re: Scrolling images and graphics

2002-02-13 Thread Philip Usher

on 2/13/02 10:27 AM, "Ken Norris (dialup)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:

> What is the process for making an image or graphic scroll in a window?

have you tried the move command?
move image "my jpeg" to x,y in 100 ticks

Cheers, Philip



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Re: OS X Printing Problem

2002-02-13 Thread Devin Asay

At 8:22 AM -0800 2/13/02, Ben C. Fetherston, Jr. wrote:
>I can't speak for Lee, but I have no problem with printing from any other
>application I use in OS X, either Carbon or Cocoa, and my printer is a
>shared printer on an AppleTalk ethernet network.
>

[snip]

>  >>
>>>  Date: Mon, 11 Feb 2002 14:28:26 -0800
>>>  Subject: OS X Printing Problem
>>>  From: "Ben C. Fetherston, Jr." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>>  To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>>  Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>>
>>>  I have an application that as a standalone will print the text in a
>>>  field
>>>  under OS 9.2 without any problem.  Using the same stack in a standalone
>>>  under OS X, the printing won't work.  Has anyone had similar problems
>>>  with
>>>  printing in OS X?
>>>
>>>  Under OS X the printing just hangs and can't be cancelled.  This is true
>>>  under the standalone application as well as in the OS X version of
>>>  RunRev
>>>  under browse or suspend UI.
>>>
>>>  --
>>>  [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>>  Salem, OR USA
>>>
>>>  This is a known bug. I've reported it before. The same thing happens
>>>  with revPrintField  or when printing a long script in OSX.
>>>
>  >> ~ Lee Perham

I get precisely the same behavior when I try to print from a 
Transcript Dictionary window under OS X--the printing hangs and can't 
be cancelled.  The only way to get out of it is to kill the 
Revolution process (force quit).

Devin
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Re: displaying a web image

2002-02-13 Thread Devin Asay

At 4:02 PM -0800 2/12/02, Jeanne A. E. DeVoto wrote:
>At 3:53 PM -0800 2/12/2002, Devin Asay wrote:
>>I know this has been addressed here before, but I've been unable to
>>locate the message.
>>
>>How do I display an image from a web server in an image object?
>
>Set its filename property to the image's URL:
>
>  set the filename of image "My Image" to "http://www.example.org/image.gif";
>

Thanks, Jeanne.  I was trying to include the URL keyword before the 
file name.  But here is a new problem.  The first time I set the 
filename of the image to a URL on a web server it works fine.  But if 
I try to set it to a different web URL it sticks with the first 
image, no matter what.  It will let me set the filename to anything I 
want, but the image displayed does not change UNLESS I set the 
filename of the image to a local file.  Then it displays that image 
file no problem.  Here's where it gets weird:  If I try to set the 
filename back to any image on any web server, it only displays the 
first web image set, every time.  If I save, close and relaunch the 
stack it will then, finally, display the last web image set.

This is consistent in Rev 1.1.1b1 for Mac OS X and OS 9.2.  It 
appears to be a bug.  Can anyone else confirm this and/or tell me 
what I'm doing wrong?

Devin
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Uploading a file the webform way

2002-02-13 Thread Terry Vogelaar

I know it is possible to upload files using the FTP-protocol. I also know it
is possible to send messages to a web server just like a HTML-form would
send messages. But is it also possible to upload files that way? Like a
HTML-form that has a ? (I realize not all listers will
understand what I am talking about; sorry.)

Terry


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Re: OS X Printing Problem

2002-02-13 Thread Ben C. Fetherston, Jr.

I can't speak for Lee, but I have no problem with printing from any other
application I use in OS X, either Carbon or Cocoa, and my printer is a
shared printer on an AppleTalk ethernet network.

> Lee
> 
> Sorry to ask such an obvious question, but I have never had a problem
> printing under OSX (Rev or anything else) so I just have to do it: do
> you have other Cocoa or Carbon apps printing successfully under OSX, not
> in Classic?
> How is your printer connected?
> 
> thanks
> David
> 
> On Wednesday, February 13, 2002, at 05:35 , Lee Perham wrote:
> 
>> 
>> Date: Mon, 11 Feb 2002 14:28:26 -0800
>> Subject: OS X Printing Problem
>> From: "Ben C. Fetherston, Jr." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> 
>> I have an application that as a standalone will print the text in a
>> field
>> under OS 9.2 without any problem.  Using the same stack in a standalone
>> under OS X, the printing won't work.  Has anyone had similar problems
>> with
>> printing in OS X?
>> 
>> Under OS X the printing just hangs and can't be cancelled.  This is true
>> under the standalone application as well as in the OS X version of
>> RunRev
>> under browse or suspend UI.
>> 
>> --
>> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> Salem, OR USA
>> 
>> This is a known bug. I've reported it before. The same thing happens
>> with revPrintField  or when printing a long script in OSX.
>> 
>> ~ Lee Perham
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Re: OSX

2002-02-13 Thread Mark Mitchell
>>[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>I'm considering buying OSX alone, and this is where I
>need advice. I want to keep my orginal hard drive untouched, and just boot
>OSX from another drive now and then for testing or fooling around with OSX
software. Does the OSX package have a CD that can boot the computer on OSX
10.1? 


Just make sure you have a lot of RAM (more than 250 if possible) and sufficient space 
on the HD.  You don't even have to
reboot to switch back and forth.  If you click on a classic app, including one made 
with Rev, it will automatically switch to
OS9 and vice versa.  In fact, the most convenient way to get at the OS 9 control panel 
or apple menu is just to fire up a
classic app. which switches you back to OS9.

In addition, make sure to update OS9 and X to the latest available.  Software update 
will not work for this unless you have
already installed 'security update' and 'installer update' (and installer update will 
not install unless you have first
installed 'security update'...sigh).

It's a great OS, but even the latest update, which supposedly has better net-working 
abilities, still has problems with my
LAN.  So, for the moment, I've switched back to OS9.2, the latest incarnation of which 
is really, really nice!

mark mitchell
japan

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Re: Active field borders and scrollbars

2002-02-13 Thread Klaus Major

Hi Ken,

> Hi again,
>
> When I click in a field to type in it, it lites up a red border around 
> it
> along with starting the I-beam cursor. How do I prevent the 'active 
> border'
> from showing?
>
> I made my first scrolling field, but it doesn't scroll, has no 
> scrollbar.
> What's with that? Where is the scrollbar?

Maybe this is a silly question:

Do you already have text in that field ?

The scrollbars of a field do only appear when the text "overflows"...


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Re: Stack window offset, won't return

2002-02-13 Thread Klaus Major

Hi Ken,

> Hello,
>
> Well, I'm slowly trying to solve crash problems with RR.
>
> I finally got my full screen background image aboard.
>
> I positioned the stack window full screen: 0,0,800,600, and the image 
> lays
> right in it OK, but, when I close and reopen, it somehow ends up dropped
> down 61 pixels, looks like where edge of the icon task bar goes (I have 
> them
> off). How do I stop this from happening?
>
> Best regards,
> Ken N.

maybe this doesn't apply to you, but i had trouble when displaying a 
stack fullscreen, too.

on preOpenStack
 set the decorations of me to empty
 set the backdrop to black
 hide menubar
 if the screenrect is 0,0,1024,768 then
   set the windowboundingrect to 0,0,1024,768
   set the loc of me to 512,384
   set the rect of me to 0,0,1024,768
 else
   set the loc of me to the screenloc
 end if
.
end preOpenStack


There is this issue with the windowboundingrect, which is different than 
desired
in most cases ;-)

I had the problem to display my stack (1024 * 768) fullscreen if the 
screenresolution
was the same size. There was always a part cutt-off of that stack as 
well on the top as on the bottom.

With this script i had no more problems.

Check it out...

Hope this helps...


Regards

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save-bug?

2002-02-13 Thread Wolfgang M. Bereuter

Hallo,

Seems thats a bug.
MacOS 9.1 rev 1.1.1.b1

Save the stack works fine:
1 from top menu
and
2 cmd+s

if the button messages off is selected then
save the stack works fine:
1 from top menu
*not* with cmd+s: it opens the "open stack" dialog


regards
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Re: Active field borders and scrollbars

2002-02-13 Thread yves COPPE

>Hi again,
>
>When I click in a field to type in it, it lites up a red border around it
>along with starting the I-beam cursor. How do I prevent the 'active border'
>from showing?


don't check or uncheck "show focus border" in the properties palette


>I made my first scrolling field, but it doesn't scroll, has no scrollbar.
>What's with that? Where is the scrollbar?
>


don't understand why ?

Cheers.
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Active field borders and scrollbars

2002-02-13 Thread Ken Norris (dialup)

Hi again,

When I click in a field to type in it, it lites up a red border around it
along with starting the I-beam cursor. How do I prevent the 'active border'
from showing?

I made my first scrolling field, but it doesn't scroll, has no scrollbar.
What's with that? Where is the scrollbar?

Best regards,
Ken N.

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Stack window offset, won't return

2002-02-13 Thread Ken Norris (dialup)

Hello,

Well, I'm slowly trying to solve crash problems with RR.

I finally got my full screen background image aboard.

I positioned the stack window full screen: 0,0,800,600, and the image lays
right in it OK, but, when I close and reopen, it somehow ends up dropped
down 61 pixels, looks like where edge of the icon task bar goes (I have them
off). How do I stop this from happening?

Best regards,
Ken N.

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CGI Creation

2002-02-13 Thread Tim Bobo

Can anyone point me in the direction of any documentation about how to use
Revolution for CGI creation?

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