Re: problems with "send" and macosx .3.3

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> Are you talking about the Transcript command, 'send'?

yes


> If so, it need not be complex.  The command parameter may be a 
> variable.  The object parameter may be a variable specifying the object
> (such as the long id).

my line of code is:

do ("send" && QUOTE & tTransactionDataA["transaction"] && 
tTransactionData & QUOTE && "to stack" && QUOTE & 
sRegisteredTransactionsA[tTransactionDataA["transaction"]] & QUOTE 
&& "in 0 milliseconds")

tTransactionDataA[] is an array containing all of the data
tTransactionData is the same array, but as a flat string

sRegsiteredTransactionsA[] is an array that maps "transaction"s to the 
stack that has registered to receive them.. (currently a one-to-one 
mapping, but in the future it will be one-to-many)..

-Sean

ps.. thanks to everyone so far for the help ^_^


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Re: problems with "send" and macosx .3.3

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> Could you have left in some temporary script lines to do a quick 
> password check?

i originally thought that's what i may have done, but after printing all 
the scripts out and going through line-by-line (as well as a search in 
ms word), nothing showed up.. i'm tempted to change my system-level 
password to see if that makes a difference..

-Sean


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Re: problems with "send" and macosx .3.3

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> I'm not sure to understand the way you are using to send the 

actually, the client sends the login/password through a custom protocol 
to the server (the client and server communicate via tcp/ip).. the 
server socket receives the data and then uses the "send" command to send 
the data received to the proper handler..

-Sean


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Re: terminate script from keyboard

[Andy Burns]

- Original Message - 
From: "Erik Hansen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "How to use Revolution" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, May 19, 2004 7:52 PM
Subject: Re: terminate script from keyboard


>
> > If the mouse is down -- THEN
> > exit "your script name"
> > end if

Eric,

if the mouse is down then exit "name of your script"

Forgetting my original typo, your solution is better if you have to do any
housekeeping before quitting the script.

Take it easy,

Andy

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Re: terminate script from keyboard

[Erik Hansen]

> If the mouse is down -- THEN
> exit "your script name"
> end if
> 
> That is if you don't absolutely have to exit a
> script by key-control.

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Re: Palette redraw problem

[Scott Rossi]

Recently, "J. Landman Gay" wrote:

> I have stack that opens a tool palete. I want the palette to disappear
> when the stack is not frontmost, and reappear when it is. I scripted a
> suspendStack handler and a resumeStack handler to manage this:
> 
> on suspendStack
> hide palette "myPalette"
> end suspendStack
> 
> on resumeStack
> show palette "myPalette"
> end resumeStack
> 
> This works exactly every other time the stack is suspended; that is, the
> first time it hides, the second time it doesn't. In addition, the times
> when the palette is reshown, it is not redrawn and appears on screen as
> a plain white rectangle with no contents. "Go this card of stack
> myPalette" from the message box will force a redraw and the contents appear.


So far, I can confirm the above behavior on Mac OSX.

I don't know if this is an acceptable workaround but have you tried setting
the palette's loc offscreen?


local origBR

on suspendStack
  put bottomRight of stack pal into origBR
  set bottomRight of stack pal to 0,0
end suspendStack

on resumeStack
  set bottomRight of stack pal to origBR
end resumeStack


I used this and it seems to work, but I don't know if this is the behavior
you want (you can't click on the palette or it disappears).

Regards,

Scott Rossi
Creative Director
Tactile Media, Development & Design
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Re: Palette redraw problem

[Phil Davis]

Did you try locking & unlocking the screen to force a screen refresh? That's
one workaround idea.

Phil Davis


- Original Message -
From: "J. Landman Gay" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Revolution Mailing List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, May 19, 2004 3:35 PM
Subject: Palette redraw problem


> Before I bugzilla this, I wanted to check to see if anyone else has hit
> this snag and whether there is a work-around for it.
>
> I have stack that opens a tool palete. I want the palette to disappear
> when the stack is not frontmost, and reappear when it is. I scripted a
> suspendStack handler and a resumeStack handler to manage this:
>
> on suspendStack
>   hide palette "myPalette"
> end suspendStack
>
> on resumeStack
>   show palette "myPalette"
> end resumeStack
>
> This works exactly every other time the stack is suspended; that is, the
> first time it hides, the second time it doesn't. In addition, the times
> when the palette is reshown, it is not redrawn and appears on screen as
> a plain white rectangle with no contents. "Go this card of stack
> myPalette" from the message box will force a redraw and the contents
appear.
>
> Sometimes the engine seems to forget what the stack status is. When the
> palette appears to be empty and all white, the message box says it is
> hidden. However, "show palette mypalette" in this case does not work and
> there is no change to the stack's appearance. Neither does "hide palette
> mypalette". The engine seems to completely forget the palette stack
> exists. There are no reported errors.
>
> I have tried closing the palette rather than hiding it; no difference. I
> have put blocking scripts for all system messages in the palette stack;
> no difference. I have locked messages before hiding or showing the
> stack; no difference. I have added a check in each handler to make sure
> the target of the suspend and resume messages is the primary stack; no
> difference.
>
> Ideas? Workarounds till this gets fixed? Has anyone seen this before?
>
> --
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QuickTime capabilities question

[Doug Lerner]

Can Revolution play multiple QuickTime clips simultaneously?

Can you set audio volume separately for each clip?

Thanks,

doug

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Palette redraw problem

[J. Landman Gay]

Before I bugzilla this, I wanted to check to see if anyone else has hit 
this snag and whether there is a work-around for it.

I have stack that opens a tool palete. I want the palette to disappear 
when the stack is not frontmost, and reappear when it is. I scripted a 
suspendStack handler and a resumeStack handler to manage this:

on suspendStack
 hide palette "myPalette"
end suspendStack
on resumeStack
 show palette "myPalette"
end resumeStack
This works exactly every other time the stack is suspended; that is, the 
first time it hides, the second time it doesn't. In addition, the times 
when the palette is reshown, it is not redrawn and appears on screen as 
a plain white rectangle with no contents. "Go this card of stack 
myPalette" from the message box will force a redraw and the contents appear.

Sometimes the engine seems to forget what the stack status is. When the 
palette appears to be empty and all white, the message box says it is 
hidden. However, "show palette mypalette" in this case does not work and 
there is no change to the stack's appearance. Neither does "hide palette 
mypalette". The engine seems to completely forget the palette stack 
exists. There are no reported errors.

I have tried closing the palette rather than hiding it; no difference. I 
have put blocking scripts for all system messages in the palette stack; 
no difference. I have locked messages before hiding or showing the 
stack; no difference. I have added a check in each handler to make sure 
the target of the suspend and resume messages is the primary stack; no 
difference.

Ideas? Workarounds till this gets fixed? Has anyone seen this before?
--
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Re: On the Cost of "Revolution: Software at the Speed of Thought"

[Alejandro Tejada]

on Wed, 19 May 2004
Gregory Lypny wrote:
 
> Just wanted to confirm that the cost of Mr. Shafer's
> book, "Revolution: 
> Software at the Speed of Thought", offered through
> Runtime's web site, 
> is in fact US $97.  If this is correct, it seems
> exorbitant considering 
> that most computer self-help books in hard copy
> typically sell for not 
> more than $25 here in the land of maple syrup,
> hockey and Blue Rodeo.  
> Not to denigrate Mr. Shafer's good work, as I owned
> his older books on 
> HyperCard and AppleScript, but it seems that a
> six-fold increase in 
> price for something that is available only in an
> electronic version is 
> pushing it.

Hi Gregory,

I paid exactly $25.00 for each e-book.
I buy the first offer announced in this list.

al

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Intermittent Performance

[John Dixon]

I have a field "theWord", into which letters are added. If a mistake is made
 upon entry, the user is able to delete the last character of the field by
clicking on a button that contains the script found below... or by employing
the option key at the same time the user can clear the whole field.
 
The problem I have is that the first time I click on the button, a
character is deleted, but the second time I click on the button then there
is no response, until I click for a third time.

I must point out that the cursor does not leave the rect of the button
during these clicks.


 
on mouseUp
 if the optionKey is "down" then
   put empty into fld "theWord"
   exit mouseUp
 end if
 
put the number of chars of fld "theWord" into charCount
put char 1 to (charCount -1) of fld "theWord" into fld "theWord"
 end mouseUp
 
 Any ideas why it does not work everytime ?
 
 regards
 

 John Dixon

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Re: On the Cost of "Revolution: Software at the Speed of Thought"

[Judy Perry]

Greg,

While I'm not happy that I've paid $97 for an additional two volumes that
it's not clear when I'm going to see them, still, it should be noted that
it's $97 for THREE books/volumes, which gets us back close to that $25
figure you quoted.

Judy

On Wed, 19 May 2004, Gregory Lypny wrote:

> Hello everyone,
>
> Just wanted to confirm that the cost of Mr. Shafer's book, "Revolution:
> Software at the Speed of Thought", offered through Runtime's web site,
> is in fact US $97.  If this is correct, it seems exorbitant considering
> that most computer self-help books in hard copy typically sell for not
> more than $25 here in the land of maple syrup, hockey and Blue Rodeo.
> Not to denigrate Mr. Shafer's good work, as I owned his older books on
> HyperCard and AppleScript, but it seems that a six-fold increase in
> price for something that is available only in an electronic version is
> pushing it.

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terminate script from keyboard

[Springer, Paul]

Can anyone tell me if it's possible to terminate a runaway script from the
keyboard without killing the whole RR app? I seem to remember someone
mentioning a key combination for that but I can't find it in the
documentation. I am running on Windows.

 

-Paul

 

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Re: Intermittent Performance

[Mark Talluto]

On May 19, 2004, at 12:36 PM, John Dixon wrote:
I have a field "theWord", into which letters are added. If a mistake 
is made
 upon entry, the user is able to delete the last character of the 
field by
clicking on a button that contains the script found below... or by 
employing
the option key at the same time the user can clear the whole field.

The problem I have is that the first time I click on the button, a
character is deleted, but the second time I click on the button then 
there
is no response, until I click for a third time.

I must point out that the cursor does not leave the rect of the button
during these clicks.

on mouseUp
 if the optionKey is "down" then
   put empty into fld "theWord"
   exit mouseUp
 end if
put the number of chars of fld "theWord" into charCount
put char 1 to (charCount -1) of fld "theWord" into fld "theWord"
 end mouseUp
Hi John,
Sounds like you are clicking too fast.  If you would like the user to 
be able to click faster then now, you should look up 
"doubleclickinterval" in the TS dictionary.  When I tested your script, 
if I clicked the button slowly (every few seconds) it worked just fine.

You may also simplify your script by exchanging the last two put lines 
with:
delete the last char of field "theWord"

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Re: terminate script from keyboard

[Mark Talluto]

On May 19, 2004, at 1:20 PM, Springer, Paul wrote:
Can anyone tell me if it's possible to terminate a runaway script from 
the
keyboard without killing the whole RR app? I seem to remember someone
mentioning a key combination for that but I can't find it in the
documentation. I am running on Windows.


Hi Paul,
On Mac you use Command - period.  You might try that on your PC.  Maybe 
Rev uses the break key if not.  Something to try at least.

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Re: terminate script from keyboard

[Andy Burns]

- Original Message - 
From: "Springer, Paul" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "How to use Revolution" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, May 19, 2004 4:20 PM
Subject: terminate script from keyboard


> Can anyone tell me if it's possible to terminate a runaway script from the
> keyboard without killing the whole RR app? I seem to remember someone
> mentioning a key combination for that but I can't find it in the
> documentation. I am running on Windows.
>
>
>
> -Paul

Paul,

In the place in the repeat loop in your script you might think about
inserting an if statement such as:

If the mouse is down
exit "your script name"
end if

That is if you don't absolutely have to exit a script by key-control.

Andy Burns

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Re: Maximize Window

[Phil Davis]

Upon re-reading what you wrote, I realize you're probably NOT looking for
'iconic'. Oh well. My bad.

Phil


- Original Message -
From: "Rob Cozens" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "How to use Revolution" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, May 19, 2004 11:23 AM
Subject: Re: Maximize Window


> >Is there a command that I can use to maximize a window to the full
screen?
>
> Hi Derek,
>
> According to Rev Dictionary, "maximize" is a keyword relating to a
> window's decorations property.
>
> So if you don't want to
>
>set the rect of this stack to the screenRect
>
> or
>
>set the rect of this stack to the windowBoundingRect,
>
> you might try
>
>lock screen
>revChangeWindowSize  [the screen width,the screen height]
>set the loc of this stack to the screenLoc
>unlock screen;
>
> but Rev Dictionary uses "set the rect of this stack to the
> screenRect" as an example.
> --
>
> 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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Re: Maximize Window

[Phil Davis]

I think you're looking for the 'iconic' stack property:

  set the iconic of this stack to [true|false]

The setting of this stack property fires the 'iconifyStack' or
'unIconifyStack' message, so you can do stuff at those times.

HTH
Phil Davis


- Original Message -
From: "Rob Cozens" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "How to use Revolution" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, May 19, 2004 11:23 AM
Subject: Re: Maximize Window


> >Is there a command that I can use to maximize a window to the full
screen?
>
> Hi Derek,
>
> According to Rev Dictionary, "maximize" is a keyword relating to a
> window's decorations property.
>
> So if you don't want to
>
>set the rect of this stack to the screenRect
>
> or
>
>set the rect of this stack to the windowBoundingRect,
>
> you might try
>
>lock screen
>revChangeWindowSize  [the screen width,the screen height]
>set the loc of this stack to the screenLoc
>unlock screen;
>
> but Rev Dictionary uses "set the rect of this stack to the
> screenRect" as an example.
> --
>
> 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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Re: Maximize Window

[Rob Cozens]

Is there a command that I can use to maximize a window to the full screen?
Hi Derek,
According to Rev Dictionary, "maximize" is a keyword relating to a 
window's decorations property.

So if you don't want to
  set the rect of this stack to the screenRect
or
  set the rect of this stack to the windowBoundingRect,
you might try
  lock screen
  revChangeWindowSize  [the screen width,the screen height]
  set the loc of this stack to the screenLoc
  unlock screen;
but Rev Dictionary uses "set the rect of this stack to the 
screenRect" as an example.
--

Rob Cozens
CCW, Serendipity Software Company
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Who are a little wise, the best fooles bee."
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Re: use-revolution Digest, Vol 8, Issue 31

[rand valentine]

> Welcome to Panther :-)
> This is the new look for tabbed buttons in Panther, you haven't done
> anything and there is no fix.
> 
> Cheers,
> Sarah

 Oy, these tabs are so ugly compared to the pre-panther tabs )-:. But thanks
to all you dear gurus who took the time to reply to my question, that is
clearly the "problem."

rand

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Re: ugly tabbed buttons

[Judy Perry]

Didn't you or someone else just post this very issue a day or so ago?

I think Sarah or somebody said that them's the breaks in Panther, but I'm
running Panther, and I've not noticed things looking what I'd call
"ugly"...

Judy

On Tue, 18 May 2004, rand valentine wrote:

>  hi, all. i notice in my stacks that my tabbed buttons no longer look like
> nice tabs, but instead look like a thin, sectioned bar with a displaced drop
> shadow behind them, ie, they don't look like tabbed buttons anymore, though
> they still work okay. something crashed the proper gui for tabbed buttons.
> and when i create a new tabbed button, it has the same hideous appearance.
> is this a bug in 2.2? or did i wreck rev somehow? i'm using latest panther
> mac os x. thanks.

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Re: Odd Error Message

[Judy Perry]

Yikkees!  That's exactly what happened.  How the *&)@! did that happen?
(Okay, obviously, I *meant* that to be a button script -- even I'm not
THAT stupid, but  now that I think about it, I recall writing this script,
wanting to make a change to it, going to the button script and.. voila!
no script!  I snorted around looking for the script I knew I had just
typed but of course didn't think to look in the stack script because that
just would have been too obviously stupid).

Thumping head with noodle...

Judy


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Maximize Window

[Derek Bump]

Is there a command that I can use to maximize a window to the full screen?
Something other than "set the rect of..."  I thought it was the following,
but it doesn't work.

on mouseUp
   maximize this stack
end mouseUp


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ugly tabbed buttons

[rand valentine]

 hi, all. i notice in my stacks that my tabbed buttons no longer look like
nice tabs, but instead look like a thin, sectioned bar with a displaced drop
shadow behind them, ie, they don't look like tabbed buttons anymore, though
they still work okay. something crashed the proper gui for tabbed buttons.
and when i create a new tabbed button, it has the same hideous appearance.
is this a bug in 2.2? or did i wreck rev somehow? i'm using latest panther
mac os x. thanks.

rand valentine 

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Re: On the Cost of "Revolution: Software at the Speed of Thought"

[Dan Shafer]

Greg
You are not correct but it is not necessarily surprising that you 
aren't! We offer so many options.

Here's the real scoop.
The *printed* books used to be $47 but Kevin and I recently announced a 
price reduction to $37.

The *eBooks* are only available in a bundle that includes all three of 
the eBooks and one of three levels of an annual membership in my online 
community called RevolutionPros, where there is a discussion board, 
access to me for questions and help, and other goodies. The three 
levels of membership are $97, $147 and $197. Those who pay the highest 
fee get a bunch of goodies the others don't get.

Frankly, at $47 I thought the printed book was a good value and a lot 
of folks agreed.  But when we decided mutually to slow down progress on 
the book project to allow RunRev to focus its resources on product 
development while we look for a third-party publisher to pick up the 
printing and distribution and order fulfillment stuff, we thought it 
would be a nice gesture to lower the price of Volume 1 in the process.

HTH
Dan
On May 19, 2004, at 6:02 AM, Gregory Lypny wrote:
Hello everyone,
Just wanted to confirm that the cost of Mr. Shafer's book, 
"Revolution: Software at the Speed of Thought", offered through 
Runtime's web site, is in fact US $97.  If this is correct, it seems 
exorbitant considering that most computer self-help books in hard copy 
typically sell for not more than $25 here in the land of maple syrup, 
hockey and Blue Rodeo.  Not to denigrate Mr. Shafer's good work, as I 
owned his older books on HyperCard and AppleScript, but it seems that 
a six-fold increase in price for something that is available only in 
an electronic version is pushing it.

Greg
Associate Professor of Finance
John Molson School of Business
Concordia University
Montreal, Quebec
Canada
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Re: problems with "send" and macosx .3.3

[Dar Scott]

On Tuesday, May 18, 2004, at 09:31 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
all the information is being sent from the client to the server and is
completely intact before the "send" command (the actually send command
is being sent with the "do" command do to the complexity of it)..
If it works, it works, but...
Are you talking about the Transcript command, 'send'?
If so, it need not be complex.  The command parameter may be a 
variable.  The object parameter may be a variable specifying the object 
(such as the long id).

The command parameter, whether a literal in the send command or the 
value of a variable, need not be complex either.  The command in the 
command parameter may take variables as parameters.  I find this very 
handy in handling quotes.

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European Rev Conference,14-15-16 November 2004

[sims]

European Revolution Conference
14-15-16 November 2004 Malta
We have rescheduled and greatly expanded the European Revolution Conference
to be held 14-15-16 November 2004 in Valletta, Malta
The November 2004 EuroRevCon Features...
* Kevin Miller, Rev CEO Keynote Sunday evening and daily discussions
* Two full days of Rev presentations and discussions by expert Rev developers:
Malte Brill
Richard Gaskin
Klaus Major
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Re: problems with "send" and macosx .3.3

[Dar Scott]

On Tuesday, May 18, 2004, at 09:31 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
now the really weird part to all of this is the fact that my password 
in
the runrev app is base64 encoded and is the same as my macosx login
password.. and!! if i include my password anywhere in the data being
sent for the login/password (ie.. as a dummy parameter) all the other
accounts work..
Could you have left in some temporary script lines to do a quick 
password check?

Dar Scott
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Re: Odd Error Message

[Dar Scott]

On Tuesday, May 18, 2004, at 09:31 PM, Judy Perry wrote:
This same error message comes up rather alot:
executing at 8:28:53 PM
TypeselectedChunk: error in button or field expression
Object  Mouse Messages
Lineput the selectedText of me into theChoice -- allows Rev to
determine which item has been selected.
Hintstack "Mouse Messages" of stack
"/Users/judy/Documents/MSIDT_Final/FinalProjectGraphics/RevTour.rev"
(a) Does something look extremely wrong with the offending line?
I'm not sure if I'm reading this right, but it seems to me that the 
offending line is in the script of a stack named "Mouse Messages", 
either the main stack or a substack of the the main stack in file 
"RevTour.rev".

I don't think a stack has the property "the selectedText".
Perhaps you mean "the target" instead of "me".
(b) Why is this coming up on a completely different card in which this
script does not reside?  (it comes up on various cards at various 
times).
If this script is indeed that of a stack, then there are several ways.  
This can happen if the stack was set up as a front script, back script, 
or library using 'insert' or 'start using'.  This normally happens if 
the card is part of the stack with the script.  The mainstack of the 
stack (if it is a substack) is also in the message path.

Am I losing my mind?
I cannot judge.  Perhaps, you have put the script with indicated line 
in stack scripts and in card scripts.

Dar Scott
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On the Cost of "Revolution: Software at the Speed of Thought"

[Gregory Lypny]

Hello everyone,
Just wanted to confirm that the cost of Mr. Shafer's book, "Revolution: 
Software at the Speed of Thought", offered through Runtime's web site, 
is in fact US $97.  If this is correct, it seems exorbitant considering 
that most computer self-help books in hard copy typically sell for not 
more than $25 here in the land of maple syrup, hockey and Blue Rodeo.  
Not to denigrate Mr. Shafer's good work, as I owned his older books on 
HyperCard and AppleScript, but it seems that a six-fold increase in 
price for something that is available only in an electronic version is 
pushing it.

Greg
Associate Professor of Finance
John Molson School of Business
Concordia University
Montreal, Quebec
Canada
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Re: Many thanks for the CGI Tutorial. SQL Tutorial anyone?

[Jan Schenkel]

--- Sarah Reichelt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Malte,
> It isn't actually a tutorial, but you might find my
> test stack helpful. 
> Check out MySQLtests.rev.gz at
> http://www.troz.net/Rev/. If you use the 
> entropy site for info on how to install MySQL on OS
> X, then my stack 
> will introduce you to Rev's way of connecting and
> working with the 
> data.
> 
> Cheers,
> Sarah
> 

And for those looking for an SQL tutorial in general,
I've pulled a file from my archives (that Geoff Canyon
used to host at his wiki) and put it up on our company
website :


Hope this helped,

Jan Schenkel.

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Re: uglification of tabbed buttons

[Jan Schenkel]

--- rand valentine <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>  hi, all. i notice in my stacks that my tabbed
> buttons no longer look like
> nice tabs, but instead each looks like a thin,
> sectioned bar with a
> displaced drop shadow behind them, ie, they don't
> look like tabbed buttons
> anymore, though they still work okay. something
> crashed the proper gui for
> tabbed buttons. and when i create a new tabbed
> button, it has the same
> hideous appearance. is this a bug in 2.2? or did i
> wreck rev somehow? i'm
> using latest panther mac os x. thanks.
> 
> rand valentine
> 

Hi Rand,

If it looks like the tabs you see in the System
Preferences, then it's the new 'Panther' look for tabs
; if it doesn't look like that, could you post a
screenshot somewhere on the web ?

Hope this helped,

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Does ANYONE have Wayne Townsend's email address or know how I could get in 
touch with him? Definately a blast from the past, for those of you who go back 
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Re: problems with "send" and macosx .3.3

[Pierre Sahores]

Hello Shao,
I'm not sure to understand the way you are using to send the 
login/password messages from each client-side app to the server-side 
app... POST, GET, under HTTP ?
Could you, please, explain a little more how this process is handled ?

I use POST/HTTP to manage such kind of stuffs under MC 2.5/Linux and 
Rev 2.1.2/OSX 3.3 and all works as expected.

Best Regards, Pierre
Le 19 mai 04, à 05:31, [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :
i'm developing a program in runrev 2.1 on macosx .3.3 (aka panther) and
have noticed something weird when using the send command..
i have a multi-user network-enabled intranet program, and during the
testing of the login/password everything went smoothly until i decided
to use someone else's login/password combo..
all the information is being sent from the client to the server and is
completely intact before the "send" command (the actually send command
is being sent with the "do" command do to the complexity of it).. if i
change "do" to "answer" the proper information is there, but in the
receiving handler the "answer" states "false"..
the receiving handler correctly "answer"s my login/password info, and 
it
works fine when everyone else's password is the same as mine.. if the
passwords are changed, it stops working..

now the really weird part to all of this is the fact that my password 
in
the runrev app is base64 encoded and is the same as my macosx login
password.. and!! if i include my password anywhere in the data being
sent for the login/password (ie.. as a dummy parameter) all the other
accounts work..

anyone else see this on macosx?   i'll need to burn a copy and try it 
on
my windows machines at home..

-Sean
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Re: uglification of tabbed buttons

[Wouter]

Sarah Reichelt sarahr at genesearch.com.au
Wed May 19 11:42:25 EDT 2004
Welcome to Panther :-)
This is the new look for tabbed buttons in Panther, you haven't done
anything and there is no fix.
You always can turn your own and in whatever direction you want.
That's the nice part of rev/mc

Cheers,
Sarah
On 19 May 2004, at 6:00 am, rand valentine wrote:
>  hi, all. i notice in my stacks that my tabbed buttons no longer look
> like
> nice tabs, but instead each looks like a thin, sectioned bar with a
> displaced drop shadow behind them, ie, they don't look like tabbed
> buttons
> anymore, though they still work okay. something crashed the proper 
gui
> for
> tabbed buttons. and when i create a new tabbed button, it has the 
same
> hideous appearance. is this a bug in 2.2? or did i wreck rev somehow?
> i'm
> using latest panther mac os x. thanks.
>
> rand valentine


Greetings,
WA
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