Re: arrays

[Mark Wieder]

Tom-

The "filter" command is one of those things that you can stare at for
a while, but it doesn't really click until you have a use for it. Then
whole new worlds open up.

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Re: Decorations

[J. Landman Gay]

Hershel Fisch wrote:


Hi, the way my stack is set up, the MainStack which is the splash screen
which has no title bar at all, all scripts are placed in that stack and then
about 35 subStacks.


What command do you use to open a substack?

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re: arrays

[Tom Cole]

Thank you Sarah, Mark and the rest! I'm so basic sometimes. Filter?  
Duh! After all this time, I don't know the basics. With the filter  
scripting, I can winnow the data down into manageable chunks before I  
do anything, and there is no speed issue at all. I'm blazing through  
this data and who the heck needs sql? This is TOO much fun. I'm  
staying in Rev. ¡Viva la Causa!


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Re: [OT] Opinions about On-Rev

[Bill Marriott]

Right, Marty. And let me point out one other aspect

When you get your on-Rev account, you'll have a default folder set up for 
your initial user.on-rev.com subdomain. When you create the "add-on" domain 
in the control panel, you'll be able to specify this folder, or a new 
folder, or any existing folder as the "root" of the domain you're 
specifying.

In this way you can keep domains separate, or you can link multiple domains 
to the same folder.

Suppose you have:

superdomain.com
superdomain.net
superdomain.info
superdomain.biz

These would be four "add-on" domains, four registrations with GoDaddy. But 
you can map them all to the "superdomain" folder on your on-rev account, so 
you put all your stuff in one place. Then you could have a domain,

mypersonalsite.org

which maps to the "mysite" folder on your on-Rev account (the folder names 
don't have to match anything in particular) and this would be a completely 
separate collection of content.

So, to address the OP's question, "How do you 'change a sub-domain to an 
AddOn domain?'" The answer is you really don't. The subdomain is like a 
phone number; that doesn't change. You can add as many prefixes (i guess 
they would be called, sub-subdomains) for example

x.y.z.user.on-rev.com

But you cannot change the user.on-rev.com part. You can specify that your 
"add-on" domain(s) point to the same folder that user.on-rev.com does (like 
a phone number that forwards to the same physical telephone as another 
number) -- the default folder we set up for you at account creation. Or, you 
can just keep your default folder empty and create new folders for your 
"add-on domains" as desired.

- Bill



"Marty Knapp"  wrote in 
message news:4a1485aa.1020...@comcast.net...
> Hey Alex,
>
> You'll need to register a domain name with a registrar - many people here 
> have recommended GoDaddy, which is what I use. Let's say you register 
> "alextweedly.com" Then you edit the Nameserver setting with the registrar 
> so that it points to On-Rev with the info that On-Rev provides, which is 
> probably:
>
> ns1.on-rev.com
> ns2.on-rev.com
>
> Then you can create an "Add-on" domain in your On-Rev control panel with 
> the name you registered. Place your web site files in this new directory. 
> Within a short while everything should sync up and requests for 
> "alextweedly.com" will bring visitors to your On-Rev hosted site. And with 
> On-Rev you can host unlimited sites.
>
> A "freebie" you get with On-Rev is a user space with your account name, 
> like "alextweedly.on-rev.com". You can host a site at this address without 
> further registration.
>
> HTH,
> Marty Knapp
>> Sarah Reichelt wrote:
>>> I have signed up as troz.on-rev.com.
>>> I own the domain troz.net and plan to re-locate it's hosting, but I
>>> wanted to test it out before changing the DNS entries.
>>> I created a sub-domain "troz.troz.on-rev.com" so I could migrate my
>>> site & test it, before changing it to an AddOn domain and altering the
>>> DNS.
>>>
>> Could you expand slightly on how you do this ?
>>
>> I (think I) unerstand most of it
>> - create a sub-domain
>> - copy files over
>> - test it
>>
>> But how do you "change a sub-domain to an AddOn domain" ?
>>
>> Thanks
>> -- Alex.



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Re: Decorations

[Hershel Fisch]

On 5/20/09 9:23 AM, "Mark Schonewille" 
wrote:

> 
> Is there anything special about your stack, which might affect
> decorations? Perhaps you have the style set the modal? (Actually, I
> just tested it and if you set the stack style to modal, the menu title
> and minimise box don't appear at all, but there might be something
> similar affecting the decorations).
Hi, the way my stack is set up, the MainStack which is the splash screen
which has no title bar at all, all scripts are placed in that stack and then
about 35 subStacks.
Thanks, Hershel
> 
> --
> Best regards,
> 
> Mark Schonewille
> 
> Economy-x-Talk Consulting and Software Engineering
> http://economy-x-talk.com
> http://www.salery.biz
> Dutch forum: http://runrev.info/rrforum
> 
> New: Snapper Screen Recorder 2.0.1
> Download at http://snapper.economy-x-talk.com
> 
> On 20 mei 2009, at 03:40, Hershel Fisch wrote:
> 
>> Hi, all I¹m having a bit of a problem with the decorations on
>> windows when
>> building as a standalone
>> The decorations are set to ³title,menu,minimize² or ³menu,minimize²
>> and in
>> fact it only has the close box and its disabled.
>> All help would strongly appreciated.
>> Thanks in advanced, Hershel
> 
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Re: [OT] Opinions about On-Rev

[Marty Knapp]

Hey Alex,

You'll need to register a domain name with a registrar - many people 
here have recommended GoDaddy, which is what I use. Let's say you 
register "alextweedly.com" Then you edit the Nameserver setting with the 
registrar so that it points to On-Rev with the info that On-Rev 
provides, which is probably:


ns1.on-rev.com
ns2.on-rev.com

Then you can create an "Add-on" domain in your On-Rev control panel with 
the name you registered. Place your web site files in this new 
directory. Within a short while everything should sync up and requests 
for "alextweedly.com" will bring visitors to your On-Rev hosted site. 
And with On-Rev you can host unlimited sites.


A "freebie" you get with On-Rev is a user space with your account name, 
like "alextweedly.on-rev.com". You can host a site at this address 
without further registration.


HTH,
Marty Knapp

Sarah Reichelt wrote:

I have signed up as troz.on-rev.com.
I own the domain troz.net and plan to re-locate it's hosting, but I
wanted to test it out before changing the DNS entries.
I created a sub-domain "troz.troz.on-rev.com" so I could migrate my
site & test it, before changing it to an AddOn domain and altering the
DNS.
  

Could you expand slightly on how you do this ?

I (think I) unerstand most of it
- create a sub-domain
- copy files over
- test it

But how do you "change a sub-domain to an AddOn domain" ?

Thanks
-- Alex.
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Re: Decorations

[Hershel Fisch]

On 5/20/09 10:07 AM, "J. Landman Gay"  wrote:

> Hershel Fisch wrote:
>> Hi, all I¹m having a bit of a problem with the decorations on windows when
>> building as a standalone
>> The decorations are set to ³title,menu,minimize² or ³menu,minimize² and in
>> fact it only has the close box and its disabled.
> 
> What is the style of the stack? Some styles don't allow certain
> decoration settings.
The style of the stack is "topLevel"
 I did it with btn's to try it, works well in the IDE
But after building as a standalone even the btn's don't do it. Also I made a
new mainStack and it works fine I'm wondering?
> Does it work correctly in the IDE?
In the IDE it works fine,
> Do you have any scripts that set the decorations? You should only need to set
the 
> decorations once during development, since it's a permanent property of
> the stack.

Thanks, Hershel


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Re: [OT] Opinions about On-Rev

[Alex Tweedly]

Sarah Reichelt wrote:

I have signed up as troz.on-rev.com.
I own the domain troz.net and plan to re-locate it's hosting, but I
wanted to test it out before changing the DNS entries.
I created a sub-domain "troz.troz.on-rev.com" so I could migrate my
site & test it, before changing it to an AddOn domain and altering the
DNS.
  

Could you expand slightly on how you do this ?

I (think I) unerstand most of it
- create a sub-domain
- copy files over
- test it

But how do you "change a sub-domain to an AddOn domain" ?

Thanks
-- Alex.
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Re: Decorations

[Mark Schonewille]

Hi Hershel,

I created a standalone with two buttons. One button sets the  
decorations to "title,menu,minimize" and the other to "menu,minimize".  
Both buttons work as expected.


If I set the decorations before creating the standalone, the stack  
appears with the menu, title and minimise box enabled, while the close  
box and maximise box are disabled. This is works as expected, too.


Is there anything special about your stack, which might affect  
decorations? Perhaps you have the style set the modal? (Actually, I  
just tested it and if you set the stack style to modal, the menu title  
and minimise box don't appear at all, but there might be something  
similar affecting the decorations).


--
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Mark Schonewille

Economy-x-Talk Consulting and Software Engineering
http://economy-x-talk.com
http://www.salery.biz
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On 20 mei 2009, at 03:40, Hershel Fisch wrote:

Hi, all I’m having a bit of a problem with the decorations on  
windows when

building as a standalone
The decorations are set to “title,menu,minimize” or “menu,minimize”  
and in

fact it only has the close box and its disabled.
All help would strongly appreciated.
Thanks in advanced, Hershel



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Re: Reducing image file sizes

[Mark Schonewille]

Hi,

Here's an approach, quite similar to Jim's. It should be easily  
adjustable to use any object (e.g. a rectangular graphic) to determine  
the target dimensions. E.g., you could replace the line starting with  
"put rescale" with the follwing:


put rescale(the formattedWidth of img 1,the formattedHeight of img 1, \
 the width of grc "Some Rectengular Graphic",the height of grc  
"Some Rectengular Graphic") \

 into myNewRect



on mouseUp
 answer file "Select a picture" with type "PNG file|png|PNGf" or  
type \
"GIF file|gif|GIFf" or type "JPEG file|jpg|JPEG" or type  
"All files|*|*"

 lock screen
 if it is not empty then
  set the filename of img 1 to it
  put rescale(the formattedWidth of img 1,the formattedHeight  
of img 1, \
 the width of this cd,the height of this cd) into  
myNewRect

  set the width of img 1 to item 1 of myNewRect
  set the height of img 1 to item 2 of myNewRect
  set the loc of img 1 to the loc of this cd
  unlock screen
  export img 1 to myPict as PNG
  ask file "Save as..." with "test.png"
  if it is not empty then
   put it into myFile
   open file myFile for binary write
   write myPict to file myFile
   close file myFile
  end if
 end if
end mouseUp

function rescale theImgWidth,theImgHeight,theCdWidth,theCdHeight
 -- put the executioncontexts
 -- determine longest side and rescale
 if theCdWidth/theImgWidth < theCdHeight/theImgHeight then
  put theCdWidth / theImgWidth into myRatio
 else
  put theCdHeight / theImgHeight into myRatio
 end if
 put theImgWidth * myRatio into myNewWidth
 put theImgHeight * myRatio into myNewHeight
 return myNewWidth,myNewHeight
end rescale

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On 18 mei 2009, at 19:47, J. Landman Gay wrote:

I have a customer project that displays scanned images and photos of  
varying dimensions. These files are usually huge, with formatted  
sizes in thousands of pixels. I need a way to change the image  
resolution, or otherwise reduce the file size, so that the images  
can be rewritten to disk with a much smaller footprint in order to  
fit them on a single CD. But I need to preserve the original  
dimensions in inches, so that they will still print at their actual,  
original size. I think I need to determine the original resolution  
so that I can calculate the dimensions in inches, right? Is there a  
way to get that?


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Re: Help Revolutionize the Web

[J. Landman Gay]

Luis wrote:
>>>http://quality.runrev.com/qacenter/show_bug.cgi?id=4944

Quite shocking this has not been addressed earlier. Got my votes.


The team is acutely aware of this, it is probably one of the 
most-requested enhancements. It isn't a bug, the features were simply 
never implemented.


When RR acquired the MetaCard engine, the field object was (and remains) 
extremely complex. Apparently Scott Raney called the field object "the 
beast". Every OS requires a different way of handling text 
manipulations. I've heard that the code for fields is some of the 
snarliest in the whole engine.


The team is committed to implementing all the requested features, but it 
is a tremendous undertaking that will require a complete rewrite of the 
underlying code for fields. It isn't trivial. It's on their to-do list, 
along with much easier unicode support.


In the mean time, we do already have support for first-line indents, 
subscripts, and superscripts. Rudimentary variable line spacing is 
accomplished by turning off fixedlineheight. I know that isn't 
professional-level text handling, but the rest will be coming.


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Re: Decorations

[J. Landman Gay]

Hershel Fisch wrote:

Hi, all I¹m having a bit of a problem with the decorations on windows when
building as a standalone
The decorations are set to ³title,menu,minimize² or ³menu,minimize² and in
fact it only has the close box and its disabled.


What is the style of the stack? Some styles don't allow certain 
decoration settings. Does it work correctly in the IDE? Do you have any 
scripts that set the decorations? You should only need to set the 
decorations once during development, since it's a permanent property of 
the stack.


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Re: OT: Increasing the volume in a movie clip

[Richard Gaskin]

Martin Koob wrote:


Richard Gaskin  writes:
The scrubber is there and works fine, but somehow the keys are switched: 
  the normal key to show the scrubber is the Control key, but in Rev 
it's the Command key. :\


So at least you can use the scrubber, but alas you'll have to re-teach 
your users how to access it since it's not accessed the same way as in 
every other program.


Thanks for reteaching me.   Its nice to have the 
scrubber back.  Do you think I should change the 
bug report and ask to have the key changed from 
the Command key to the Control key for consistency sake?


I already added that this morning:



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Re: OT: Increasing the volume in a movie clip

[Martin Koob]

Richard Gaskin  writes:


> 
> The scrubber is there and works fine, but somehow the keys are switched: 
>   the normal key to show the scrubber is the Control key, but in Rev 
> it's the Command key. :\
> 
> So at least you can use the scrubber, but alas you'll have to re-teach 
> your users how to access it since it's not accessed the same way as in 
> every other program.
> 
> --
>   Richard Gaskin
>   Fourth World
>   Revolution training and consulting: http://www.fourthworld.com
>   Webzine for Rev developers: http://www.revjournal.com

HI Richard

Thanks for reteaching me.   Its nice to have the 
scrubber back.  Do you think I should change the 
bug report and ask to have the key changed from 
the Command key to the Control key for consistency sake?

Martin



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Re: OT: Increasing the volume in a movie clip

[Richard Gaskin]

stephen barncard wrote:

Quicktime Pro is very useful and a recommended tool for anyone working with
video. It's a well-spent $30 but often bundled with Apple software like
Final Cut or Logic. You can edit and insert edit audio, video and text
tracks in QTP.   Good for stringing together several help videos, say, shot
in a lower-quality format.


If you can wait for OS X 10.6 ("Snow Leopard") you may get QT Pro for 
free (well, "free" as in "after you pay for Snow Leopard"):




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Re: OT: Increasing the volume in a movie clip

[Richard Gaskin]

Martin Koob wrote:
Another trick is to hold the control key while clicking 
the step forward or step backward buttons on the 
right hand side of the controller.   This brings up a 
tiny jog shuttle contol that allows you to fast forward 
and rewind the movie.  This works if you use the 
Quicktime controller on a safari web page and other 
applications that use the traditional Quicktime controller.   

It unfortunately not implemented in Revolution's 
Quicktime Player.   This I guess should be a feature 
request to add it to Revolution's player.

...
I just added a bug report at the Rev Quality Control 
Center for the missing Jog Shuttle controller.   
http://quality.runrev.com/qacenter/show_bug.cgi?id=8062
In my own application I created a jog slider control 
using a slider but I think that it would be good to 
have the feature in the player itself as well.


The scrubber is there and works fine, but somehow the keys are switched: 
 the normal key to show the scrubber is the Control key, but in Rev 
it's the Command key. :\


So at least you can use the scrubber, but alas you'll have to re-teach 
your users how to access it since it's not accessed the same way as in 
every other program.


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Re: OT: Increasing the volume in a movie clip

[Martin Koob]

Martin Koob  writes:

> 
> Richard Miller  writes:
> 
> > 
> > Thanks, Martin! All my years of playing with Quicktime, I never knew 
> > this little feature was in there. Very cool. Any more hidden tricks like 
> > this?
> > 
> > Best,
> > Richard Miller
> > 

> Another trick is to hold the control key while clicking 
> the step forward or step backward buttons on the 
> right hand side of the controller.   This brings up a 
> tiny jog shuttle contol that allows you to fast forward 
> and rewind the movie.  This works if you use the 
> Quicktime controller on a safari web page and other 
> applications that use the traditional Quicktime controller.   
> 
> It unfortunately not implemented in Revolution's 
> Quicktime Player.   This I guess should be a feature 
> request to add it to Revolution's player.
> 
> Martin
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I just added a bug report at the Rev Quality Control 
Center for the missing Jog Shuttle controller.   
http://quality.runrev.com/qacenter/show_bug.cgi?id=8062
In my own application I created a jog slider control 
using a slider but I think that it would be good to 
have the feature in the player itself as well.

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Re: OT: Increasing the volume in a movie clip

[Martin Koob]

Richard Miller  writes:

> 
> Thanks, Martin! All my years of playing with Quicktime, I never knew 
> this little feature was in there. Very cool. Any more hidden tricks like 
> this?
> 
> Best,
> Richard Miller
> 
> Martin Koob wrote
> >>
> >> 
> >
> > If you have the movie displayed in a quicktime player 
> > in a revolution stack or in a web page with a 
> > quicktime controller in  safari and in other applications  
> > you can increase the playback volume up to 
> > 300%.  To do that press the shift key while clicking 
> > the volume control in the Quicktime movie 
> > controller.  This will reveal an extended volume 
> > slider with tick marks at 100% and 200%.  You can drag 
> > the slider up to overdrive the audio up to 3x.
> >
> > Martin
> >
> >

Another trick is to hold the control key while clicking 
the step forward or step backward buttons on the 
right hand side of the controller.   This brings up a 
tiny jog shuttle contol that allows you to fast forward 
and rewind the movie.  This works if you use the 
Quicktime controller on a safari web page and other 
applications that use the traditional Quicktime controller.   

It unfortunately not implemented in Revolution's 
Quicktime Player.   This I guess should be a feature 
request to add it to Revolution's player.

Martin

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Re: Arrays

[Bernard Devlin]

Hi Tom,

Assuming your data is in a variable called tData, and is structured like this:

Elliot and Cooper Roads, sparrow
Elliot and Cooper Roads, magpie
Elliot and Cooper Roads, dove
Elliot and Cooper Roads, owl
Downing Street, sparrow

this will give you a list of the birds in Elliot and Cooper Roads:

put tData into tSubset
put "Elliot and Cooper Roads" into tRoadName
filter tSubset with (tRoadName & "*")
replace (tRoadName & comma & space) with empty in tSubset

tSubset now contains a list of bird types from tRoadName.

If you want to extract each road name and get the list of birds seen
at that place, then you will need to loop over the whole list to
associate all the birds from a place with just that name.

It would probably be easier to be using an array for this.  In case
you are having trouble imagining it as an array, I generally think of
arrays in Rev as dictionaries.  That is, each identifier in the array
is unique like the head words in the dictionary, and each has data
associated with it.

If you used an array (a dictionary) then each road name would be like
a word you look up in the dictionary.  When you wanted to add an
observation made at a particular road it would be as easy as this:

put "sparrow" & return after tObservationDictionary[tRoadName]

To get all the birds for 1 road you would do this:

put tObservationDictionary[tRoadName] into tBirdList

To get a list of all the roads, it would be:

put the keys of tObservationDictionary

Hope that helps.

Bernard
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Re: repeat loop test

[bar...@libero.it]

Colin,
Thank you for the tip about changing the level of objects losing the 
numbering. I replaced 'set layers' with 'hide and show' in a version of my 
original script and it now works like a dream. :-)

Barry
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Re: Help Revolutionize the Web

[Luis]

Quite shocking this has not been addressed earlier. Got my votes.

Cheers,

Luis.


On 19 May 2009, at 20:19, François Chaplais wrote:



Bill posted an Enhancement Request in the QA Center back in 2007.  I
would suggest that you login vote for it.

   http://quality.runrev.com/qacenter/show_bug.cgi?id=4944

Voting Does Work.  The 4.0 web plugin was an Enhancement Request  
that a
few of us had many years ago.  I voted for it, so I'm sure with  
enough

votes you could get your enhancement request implemented.


done

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