Format of pasted text

[Graham Samuel]

It seems that if I get some unformatted text onto the clipboard and paste 
it into a field in a stack, it is formatted (in my case as 16 point Arial - 
entirely inappropriate for what I want). Anyone know why this happens or 
how I can prevent it?

While I'm talking about 'paste', I put a button onto a card whose script was
 on mouseUp
   paste
 end mouseUp
With the browse tool active and some text on the clipboard, I clicked in a 
field on the card and immediately clicked the button, but the paste didn't 
happen. OTOH clicking in the field and then doing CTRL-V did result in a 
paste. It seems I lost my insertion point when I clicked the button. Why 
was that, and how can I make it work? After all, clicking the button is 
pretty much like choosing 'paste' as a menu item, isn't it?

TIA
Graham
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Re: [ANN] revJournal articles

[Andre Garzia]

On Apr 23, 2004, at 1:41 AM, Sarah Reichelt wrote:
I have recently posted two articles to revJournal 
 which may be of interest.

The first is a tutorial showing how to use Revolution to download 
information from a web page, format it and use it as an interface to 
further web pages. The examples creates a reader for MacAddict forums, 
which was inspired by an article in a recent MacAddict magazine 
showing how to do the same thing using RealBasic.

The latest article shows how to use Script Colorization and formatting 
to detect script errors. This may be especially useful for beginners 
or recent converts from another language.

I don't usually announce such things on the list, but revJournal has 
gone a bit quiet lately, so after some encouragement from Richard 
Gaskin, I decided to try and "rev" things up a bit :-)

Do you know that I am printing those nice articles and making my own 
printed Body of Knowledge uahahah... I've got a small Yellow cabinet 
next to my bad. Inside it there are  folder with labels like: 
"Articles", "Codes", "Insights", "Network related", "GUI Related", 
"Algorithm related" and so on... I print them, file them and burn text 
CDs (those tiny miniCDs) and put them all in my Yellow Cabinet of 
Code It's not the best way to do stuff, but it's getting pretty 
All your articles are there: the tutorial on macaddict is filed under: 
"Good Examples" and the colorization is under "Codes" they are also 
burned in April backup miniCD.

This yellow cabinet thing is good for making things feel real. When 
you're working to much with laptops and abstract codes you lose the 
sense of reality. I like sitting on my bed and browsing by hand the 
cabinet and reading the article on paper

Cheers on your articles Sarah!
Andre

Cheers,
Sarah
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Re: Revolution Masters Summit, Monterey, July 2004

[Andre Garzia]

Damn, sometimes I hate being in south america, air tickets are so 
expensive, I don't think I am able to sum the money needed until july.

Dan, I see you're talking about RevHTTPd.. I sent you some notes on the 
project current status today. Althought I probably wont make into the 
summit, I can send data for you. Do you need some info on revHTTPd, you 
want a postmortem or diary on the technological decisions?

Man, I think I'll hijack some of the guanabara bay boats and make to 
california... if I leave tomorrow I might be there by july...

Cheers
Andre

On May 28, 2004, at 3:53 PM, Dan Shafer wrote:
Hi everyone,
How'd you like to hang out in beautiful Monterey, California, at an 
ocean-front bed-and-breakfast hotel for a couple of days of intense 
but fun digging into Revolution with a couple dozen other talented and 
experienced developers?

That's the purpose of the First Annual Monterey Revolution Masters 
Summit to be held July 16-17 in picturesque Monterey. This exclusive 
event is designed to bring together people who are serious about their 
Revolution development skills and want to both share and learn with 
and from others of a similar mind set.

To make the event as practical as possible, we're not creating a 
complex conference but a simple one-room, 25-developer event so that 
we can keep the cost down (total conference fee is only $125). You'll 
get a limited-edition T-shirt that is ONLY available to those who 
attend this historic gathering, along with breakfast and lunch both 
days.

Chipp Walters and I are co-hosting the event. There's a Web site at 
http://www.altuit.com/webs/demo/RevolutionMastersSummit/default.htm 
with all the details and a sign-up page. (The site may be down due to 
a hardware malfunction which is being repaired as I write this. If it 
is, email me about your interest.)

This conference is intended for advanced Revolution users-- those 
professional developers who make a living using Revolution and 
MetaCard. A virtual who's who of presentors have tentatively planned 
on being there including familiar names such as:

Richard Gaskin
Ken Ray
Tuviah Snyder
Scott Rossi
Jacque Landman Gay
Rob Cozens
Dar Scott
Chipp Walters
Chris Bohnert
Jerry Daniels
Mark Weider
and of course myself:-)!
The presentations will all be of an advanced nature and include:
-Report preparation and printing (Jerry Daniels)
-The "Magic Carpet Architecture" for automatic for version control, 
online updating and deployment of Web-based applications (Chipp 
Walters)
-Best coding practices (Richard Gaskin and Ken Ray)
-A modified Periodic Extreme Programming model for Rev development 
(Dan Shafer and Chipp Walters)
-"Building a simple math external for both Mac and PC using freeware 
compilers" for Dummies (Chris Bohnert)
-Custom Controls and Library Packaging (Dar Scott)
-Encryption with Script Examples  (Dar Scott)
-Running Rev on the Server: CGI and RevHTTPd Approaches (Dan Shafer)
-Deploying an n-Tier Architecture System Using Rev, PHP, and MySQL 
(Dan Shafer, Chipp Walters, and Chris Bohnert)
-MC IDE vs RunRev IDE Shoot-out! (Ken Ray, Richard Gaskin, Jacque Gay)
- and others to be named later

Currently there are only 10 slots left. So sign up now!
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Re: answer buttons incorporating a varible

[Rich Lague]

Thanks Thierry! It works.
This list is a wonderful resource! I ask a question and get an 
immediate answer... :)

Rich
On Sunday, May 30, 2004, at 12:05  PM, Thierry Arbellot wrote:
Hi Rich,
Try to put the expression in brackets.
on makeChoices
  put "someProduct" into tProduct
  answer "What's your pleasure?" with "new eval of another product"\
  or "open old evaluation" or ("Evaluate" && tProduct)
end makeChoices
Thierry.
On Sunday, May 30, 2004, at 20:50 Europe/Paris, Rich Lague wrote:
I'm trying to get the answer command to give a button with quoted 
text and a variable in it.

The following script results in 4 buttons: "What's your pleasure?", 
"new eval of another product", "Evaluate" and "someProduct".

on makeChoices
  put "someProduct" into tProduct
  answer "What's your pleasure?" with "new eval of another product"\
  or "open old evaluation" or "Evaluate" && tProduct
end makeChoices
I want 3 buttons with the last button reading "Evaluate someProduct".
I have also tried it like this:
on makeChoices
  put "someProduct" into tProduct
  answer "What's your pleasure?" with "new eval of another product"\
  or "open old evaluation" or "Evaluate && tProduct"
end makeChoices
This script returns three buttons, but the last button reads 
"Evaluate && tProduct".

Is there a way?
Thanks!
Rich Lague
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Re: answer buttons incorporating a varible

[Thierry Arbellot]

Hi Rich,
Try to put the expression in brackets.
on makeChoices
  put "someProduct" into tProduct
  answer "What's your pleasure?" with "new eval of another product"\
  or "open old evaluation" or ("Evaluate" && tProduct)
end makeChoices
Thierry.
On Sunday, May 30, 2004, at 20:50 Europe/Paris, Rich Lague wrote:
I'm trying to get the answer command to give a button with quoted text 
and a variable in it.

The following script results in 4 buttons: "What's your pleasure?", 
"new eval of another product", "Evaluate" and "someProduct".

on makeChoices
  put "someProduct" into tProduct
  answer "What's your pleasure?" with "new eval of another product"\
  or "open old evaluation" or "Evaluate" && tProduct
end makeChoices
I want 3 buttons with the last button reading "Evaluate someProduct".
I have also tried it like this:
on makeChoices
  put "someProduct" into tProduct
  answer "What's your pleasure?" with "new eval of another product"\
  or "open old evaluation" or "Evaluate && tProduct"
end makeChoices
This script returns three buttons, but the last button reads "Evaluate 
&& tProduct".

Is there a way?
Thanks!
Rich Lague
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answer buttons incorporating a varible

[Rich Lague]

I'm trying to get the answer command to give a button with quoted text 
and a variable in it.

The following script results in 4 buttons: "What's your pleasure?", 
"new eval of another product", "Evaluate" and "someProduct".

on makeChoices
  put "someProduct" into tProduct
  answer "What's your pleasure?" with "new eval of another product"\
  or "open old evaluation" or "Evaluate" && tProduct
end makeChoices
I want 3 buttons with the last button reading "Evaluate someProduct".
I have also tried it like this:
on makeChoices
  put "someProduct" into tProduct
  answer "What's your pleasure?" with "new eval of another product"\
  or "open old evaluation" or "Evaluate && tProduct"
end makeChoices
This script returns three buttons, but the last button reads "Evaluate 
&& tProduct".

Is there a way?
Thanks!
Rich Lague
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Re: noteEditor for makeSMF

[Mark Brownell]

On Sunday, May 30, 2004, at 07:26  AM, UDI wrote:
This is beta version. It have some bugs yet.
http://homepage.mac.com/udi/temp/noteEditorRRb1.ZIP
UDI
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Nice work. Sounds great on my Mac X.
Mark
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noteEditor for makeSMF

[UDI]

This is beta version. It have some bugs yet.
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