Is there a comfortable way the print scripts?

[Reinhold Venzl-Schubert]

Hi!

I like the study my script comfortable in the arm chair.
When I print it directly with Rev, I need a lot of paper.
Therefore I copy it into a texteditor and print it with two columns on  
a sheet.


Is there any economical way in Rev?

Thanks
Reinhold
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Re: [ANN] Stacks published on the Web

[Bernard Devlin]

I get a lot of problems with this one:
http://aulasdigitales.net/test02.html

I tried it twice, and clicking around on various different features
caused the rev plugin and the browser to become unresponsive.  When
this happened on the 2nd occasion I had Activity Monitor open and the
plugin had stopped responding and was using up most of the cpu.

OS X 10.4 PPC Safari 4.0.2

Bernard

On Sat, Aug 1, 2009 at 5:57 AM, Alejandro Tejada wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Visit the following pages with 3 stacks saved for web:
> http://aulasdigitales.net/test01.html
> http://aulasdigitales.net/test02.html
> http://aulasdigitales.net/test03.html
>
> These pages will be available until Sunday.
>
> Have a nice weekend!
>
> al
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Re: Not clear about revMedia vs revEnterprise

[Bernard Devlin]

During the webinar concerning Rev 4 I asked an unanswered question
about SSL and the new rev plugin.  We were told these questions would
make their way into a FAQ, but I haven't seen any further reference to
these FAQs.  So what I'm saying here is just my deductions.

On the belief that revMedia is being made free because it is this that
is the basis for the browser plugin, I really don't see how any rev
code running inside the plugin could access a URL using https (since
SSL is an enterprise-only feature).

So, it looks like one cannot expect an application built with
Enterprise to necessarily work inside the plugin.

Bernard

On Sat, Aug 1, 2009 at 6:20 AM, stevex64 wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I played with one sample revMedia app embedded in a web page. That was
> pretty cool. Does anyone know if you can embed a full-blown app developed in
> revEnterprise in a web page somehow? It could have interesting distribution
> and update implications.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Steve
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Re: Decrypt problem

[Bernard Devlin]

Are you running both apps on the same machine?

Bernard

On Sat, Aug 1, 2009 at 6:06 AM, stevex64 wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I have .csv files that I encrypt with one little app that only encrypts. It
> appears to encrypt with no problem. The key is hard-coded in the app.
>
> I have another app that needs to decrypt the .csv files. I have the same key
> hard-coded into this app. But when it tries to decrypt, it gets this error:
>
> error:0606506D:digital envelope routines:EVP_DecryptFinal:wrong final block
> length
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Re: [ANN] Stacks published on the Web

[stephen barncard]

Alejandro!!! awesome work
sqb

-
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San Francisco
http://barncard.com


2009/7/31 Alejandro Tejada 
>
> Hi all,
>
> Visit the following pages with 3 stacks saved for web:
> http://aulasdigitales.net/test01.html
> http://aulasdigitales.net/test02.html
> http://aulasdigitales.net/test03.html
>
> These pages will be available until Sunday.
>
> Have a nice weekend!
>
> al
>
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> http://www.geocities.com/capellan2000/
>
>
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Not clear about revMedia vs revEnterprise

[stevex64]

Hi all,

I played with one sample revMedia app embedded in a web page. That was
pretty cool. Does anyone know if you can embed a full-blown app developed in
revEnterprise in a web page somehow? It could have interesting distribution
and update implications.

Thanks,

Steve
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Decrypt problem

[stevex64]

Hi all,

I have .csv files that I encrypt with one little app that only encrypts. It
appears to encrypt with no problem. The key is hard-coded in the app. 

I have another app that needs to decrypt the .csv files. I have the same key
hard-coded into this app. But when it tries to decrypt, it gets this error:

error:0606506D:digital envelope routines:EVP_DecryptFinal:wrong final block
length

The encrypt code is like this:

 put "a1b2c3d4e5f6" into theKey
   encrypt myRawData using blowfish with (theKey)
   put the result into rslt
   if rslt is not empty then
  beep
  answer error rslt
   else
  put it into mySafeData
   end if

and the decrypt code like this:

put "a1b2c3d4e5f6" into myK
decrypt fld "fldDataT" of grp "backgroundItems" of card startCard using
"blowfish" with (myK)
put the result into rslt
if rslt is not empty then
   beep
   answer error rslt
else
   put it into  fld "fldDataT" of grp "backgroundItems" of card startCard
end if

Any thoughts?

Thanks,

Steve
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[ANN] Stacks published on the Web

[Alejandro Tejada]

Hi all,

Visit the following pages with 3 stacks saved for web:
http://aulasdigitales.net/test01.html
http://aulasdigitales.net/test02.html
http://aulasdigitales.net/test03.html

These pages will be available until Sunday.

Have a nice weekend!

al

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Re: Simple Socket Saga

[Phil Davis]

J. Landman Gay wrote:

Phil Davis wrote:

len-mor...@crcom.net wrote:
Actually, I think the opposite is true: If the callback script is 
NOT in
the button script, it won't ever fire.  At least that's the way I 
read the

docs.
  


My bad - you're right. That was my habit speaking.  ;-)  I habitually 
place callback handlers further down the message path from the object 
whose script opened the connection. But the docs say:


   The callbackMessage is sent to the object whose script contains the
   accept command.


There's nothing to keep it from passing through the button, to the 
card, to the stack though, right? Seems like your way should work as 
well.


Right, and it does work. The message path is a wonderful thing. I was 
thinking that the callback message gets sent to the card or stack, but no.


Thanks Jacque -
Phil

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Re: [OT] Is there a future for CentOS or systems to run on your web server

[Mark Schonewille]

Thanks, Stephen. I had not seen that, when I visited the site yesterday.

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On 1 aug 2009, at 02:38, stephen barncard wrote:

Because in this fast-paced internet world of ours, rumor and  
innuendo spread
fast, either from not knowing all the facts, making assumptions, or  
not

reading all of the information, leads to the needless destruction of
reputations and livelihoods.

Why spread fear about something we don't really know that much about?
Like I said, the only issue is the stupid domain name.

What they say on the site:
Facts Regarding CentOS and the Open Letter to Lance
Davis
CentOS is not dead or going away. The signers of the Open Letter are  
fully
committed to continue the CentOS Project. Updates and new releases  
will

continue.
The issues raised in the Open Letter have been raised privately  
literally
for years and a voluntary resolution had been hoped for and worked  
toward.
But progress requires follow through. We have tried contacting Lance  
in
private for a long period of time before this Open Letter. While we  
received
promises, there was no real response or follow through from him on  
promises
made. We are sure he is not dead, on vacation, or sick. Once we all  
decided
there was no movement in the matter we created the Open Letter. This  
is not

something that appeared just recently.
We would really like to continue the project using the centos.org  
domain.
That is one of the reasons for the Open Letter. But the developers  
will move
to another domain if there is no other option. Protective backups  
are in
place; hot machines exist to allow for a cutover with a simple one  
time
installation of one RPM package. We continue to refine our plans if  
this

might be the case, to make the transition as smooth as possible.

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Re: Simple Socket Saga

[J. Landman Gay]

Phil Davis wrote:

len-mor...@crcom.net wrote:

Actually, I think the opposite is true: If the callback script is NOT in
the button script, it won't ever fire.  At least that's the way I read 
the

docs.
  


My bad - you're right. That was my habit speaking.  ;-)  I habitually 
place callback handlers further down the message path from the object 
whose script opened the connection. But the docs say:


   The callbackMessage is sent to the object whose script contains the
   accept command.


There's nothing to keep it from passing through the button, to the card, 
to the stack though, right? Seems like your way should work as well.


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Re: [OT] Is there a future for CentOS or systems to run on your web server

[stephen barncard]

Because in this fast-paced internet world of ours, rumor and innuendo spread
fast, either from not knowing all the facts, making assumptions, or not
reading all of the information, leads to the needless destruction of
reputations and livelihoods.

Why spread fear about something we don't really know that much about?
Like I said, the only issue is the stupid domain name.

What they say on the site:
Facts Regarding CentOS and the Open Letter to Lance
Davis
CentOS is not dead or going away. The signers of the Open Letter are fully
committed to continue the CentOS Project. Updates and new releases will
continue.
The issues raised in the Open Letter have been raised privately literally
for years and a voluntary resolution had been hoped for and worked toward.
But progress requires follow through. We have tried contacting Lance in
private for a long period of time before this Open Letter. While we received
promises, there was no real response or follow through from him on promises
made. We are sure he is not dead, on vacation, or sick. Once we all decided
there was no movement in the matter we created the Open Letter. This is not
something that appeared just recently.
We would really like to continue the project using the centos.org domain.
That is one of the reasons for the Open Letter. But the developers will move
to another domain if there is no other option. Protective backups are in
place; hot machines exist to allow for a cutover with a simple one time
installation of one RPM package. We continue to refine our plans if this
might be the case, to make the transition as smooth as possible.

-
Stephen Barncard
San Francisco
http://barncard.com


2009/7/31 Mark Schonewille 

> Hi all,
>
> My conclusion after reading the CentOS web site is: CentOS is dead. What
> indicates that this conclusion is wrong?
>
> --
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Re: [OT] Is there a future for CentOS or systems to run on your web server

[Mark Schonewille]

Hi all,

My conclusion after reading the CentOS web site is: CentOS is dead.  
What indicates that this conclusion is wrong?


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On 1 aug 2009, at 01:41, Judy Perry wrote:


Are you saying that you wouldn't want to be warned?

Judy

On Fri, 31 Jul 2009, stephen barncard wrote:


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Re: Command-line screen recorder for Mac and PC?

[Richard Miller]

Hi Mark,

So is this basically a matter of taking repeated screen shots through 
Rev and piecing these together into a movie through the EQT functions? I 
suppose one can then overlay an audio track as well. Is that the basic 
game plan?


Thanks.
Richard





Mark Schonewille wrote:

Hi Richard,

Revolution can do this by itself. A good example is Snapper Screen 
Recorder, which you can find at . 
This application uses the EnhancedQ external. Particularly on Mac OS 
X, I'm getting great results. Windows is a different story, but I hope 
to improve that too. You can find an example (without sound) here: 
. Unregistered copies can 
make one movie per session, which means that you can try it to test 
Revolution's performance.


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On 31 jul 2009, at 17:22, Richard Miller wrote:

Anyone know of screen recorder software that is both PC and Mac 
compatible and can be driven from Rev by command line? I want to be 
able to record separate audio and video sequences that are playing 
simultaneously in a Rev application and store the single new 
recording to an avi (or other Quicktime compatible) file.


Thanks.
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Re: [OT] Is there a future for CentOS or systems to run on your web server

[stephen barncard]

Well by saying  'warned' you already put a spin on something that may not be
that big a deal. The only problem is with the website domain name,
really

I've already stuck my nose in too far... never mind

-
Stephen Barncard
San Francisco
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2009/7/31 Judy Perry 

> Are you saying that you wouldn't want to be warned?
>
> Judy
>
> On Fri, 31 Jul 2009, stephen barncard wrote:
>
>  Isn't that what the CENTOS people were trying to do on their site, to get
>> everyone to calm down?
>> Speculation could kill a good product. A warning  like that to possibly
>> non-technical people could elicit panic.
>>
>> 2009/7/31 Judy Perry 
>>
>>  Our department has been using CentOS (which is what I'm logged into at
>>> the
>>> moment) for our departmental server for at least a year now with no
>>> problems
>>> that I've heard of.
>>>
>>> The news about the head going Away WithOut Leave is disconcerting, as my
>>> neighbor's employer, a pretty good sized monthly membership services
>>> company, is probably going to be switching over to Cent OS...  better
>>> warn
>>> her I guess.
>>>
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Re: [OT] Is there a future for CentOS or systems to run on your web server

[Judy Perry]

Are you saying that you wouldn't want to be warned?

Judy

On Fri, 31 Jul 2009, stephen barncard wrote:


Isn't that what the CENTOS people were trying to do on their site, to get
everyone to calm down?
Speculation could kill a good product. A warning  like that to possibly
non-technical people could elicit panic.

2009/7/31 Judy Perry 


Our department has been using CentOS (which is what I'm logged into at the
moment) for our departmental server for at least a year now with no problems
that I've heard of.

The news about the head going Away WithOut Leave is disconcerting, as my
neighbor's employer, a pretty good sized monthly membership services
company, is probably going to be switching over to Cent OS...  better warn
her I guess.

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Re: [OT] Is there a future for CentOS or systems to run on your web server

[stephen barncard]

Isn't that what the CENTOS people were trying to do on their site, to get
everyone to calm down?
Speculation could kill a good product. A warning  like that to possibly
non-technical people could elicit panic.

-
Stephen Barncard
San Francisco
http://barncard.com


2009/7/31 Judy Perry 

> Our department has been using CentOS (which is what I'm logged into at the
> moment) for our departmental server for at least a year now with no problems
> that I've heard of.
>
> The news about the head going Away WithOut Leave is disconcerting, as my
> neighbor's employer, a pretty good sized monthly membership services
> company, is probably going to be switching over to Cent OS...  better warn
> her I guess.
>
> Judy
>
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Re: [OT] Is there a future for CentOS or systems to run on your web server

[Judy Perry]

Our department has been using CentOS (which is what I'm logged into at the 
moment) for our departmental server for at least a year now with no 
problems that I've heard of.


The news about the head going Away WithOut Leave is disconcerting, as my 
neighbor's employer, a pretty good sized monthly membership services 
company, is probably going to be switching over to Cent OS...  better warn 
her I guess.


Judy

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Re: Simple Socket Saga

[Phil Davis]

len-mor...@crcom.net wrote:

Actually, I think the opposite is true: If the callback script is NOT in
the button script, it won't ever fire.  At least that's the way I read the
docs.
  


My bad - you're right. That was my habit speaking.  ;-)  I habitually 
place callback handlers further down the message path from the object 
whose script opened the connection. But the docs say:


   The callbackMessage is sent to the object whose script contains the
   accept command.

Thanks -
Phil Davis

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Re: Field won't unhilite

[Shari]

 set the backcolor of char 1 to -1 of fld x to empty

Rev lets you colorize the background of individual characters as 
well as whole fields.


That fixed it, Jacques.  Thanks!

I swear this field is haunted though.  Been battling with it all day. 
Get one thing good and another thing breaks.  I don't think it likes 
all the fancy things I'm trying to do with it :-) like use a custom 
scripted scrollbar and custom scripted get cell data and custom 
scripted hilites... LOL!


I think it finally has it's happy place.  Crossing fingers...

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Re: [ANN] Two new features for tRev - Video

[Jerry Daniels]

Fredrik, Jacque...many thanks for your words of enthusiasm for the  
product.


I actually earn my living working in Revolution, so I appreciate it,  
too.


Best,

Jerry Daniels
Watch tRev - The Movie
http://reveditor.com/trev-the-movie

On Jul 31, 2009, at 3:18 PM, Fredrik Andersson wrote:


Ah yes,

tRev is now my editor of choice (over GLX2 and the rev script  
editor). I really like the stability (had a lot of strange errors  
before) and the new features. Excellent work Jerry & co!


Thanks for a great product,

Fredrik


31 jul 2009 kl. 16.46 skrev Jerry Daniels:


One and all,

Today is a Feature Friday on the tRev site (link below). There's a  
video and a new version for registered users.


Enjoy!

Jerry Daniels
Check out our Feature Friday video
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Re: Field won't unhilite

[J. Landman Gay]

Shari wrote:
I've got a field where all the words have a white background that I 
can't get rid of.   Every single word in the field has white behind it 
that I can't make go away or even change.


Try this:

 set the backcolor of char 1 to -1 of fld x to empty

Rev lets you colorize the background of individual characters as well as 
whole fields.


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Re: Command-line screen recorder for Mac and PC?

[Mark Schonewille]

Hi Richard,

Revolution can do this by itself. A good example is Snapper Screen  
Recorder, which you can find at .  
This application uses the EnhancedQ external. Particularly on Mac OS  
X, I'm getting great results. Windows is a different story, but I hope  
to improve that too. You can find an example (without sound) here: . Unregistered copies can make one movie per session, which means  
that you can try it to test Revolution's performance.


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On 31 jul 2009, at 17:22, Richard Miller wrote:

Anyone know of screen recorder software that is both PC and Mac  
compatible and can be driven from Rev by command line? I want to be  
able to record separate audio and video sequences that are playing  
simultaneously in a Rev application and store the single new  
recording to an avi (or other Quicktime compatible) file.


Thanks.
Richard Miller



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Re: Command-line screen recorder for Mac and PC?

[Ian Wood]

I'm not aware of any cross-platform screen recorder software, let  
alone one that's scriptable. :-(


Ian

On 31 Jul 2009, at 16:22, Richard Miller wrote:

Anyone know of screen recorder software that is both PC and Mac  
compatible and can be driven from Rev by command line? I want to be  
able to record separate audio and video sequences that are playing  
simultaneously in a Rev application and store the single new  
recording to an avi (or other Quicktime compatible) file.


Thanks.
Richard Miller
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Re: [ANN] Two new features for tRev - Video

[Fredrik Andersson]

Ah yes,

tRev is now my editor of choice (over GLX2 and the rev script editor).  
I really like the stability (had a lot of strange errors before) and  
the new features. Excellent work Jerry & co!


Thanks for a great product,

Fredrik


31 jul 2009 kl. 16.46 skrev Jerry Daniels:


One and all,

Today is a Feature Friday on the tRev site (link below). There's a  
video and a new version for registered users.


Enjoy!

Jerry Daniels
Check out our Feature Friday video
http://reveditor.com/feature-friday-two-new-features
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Re: Simple Socket Saga

[len-morgan]

Actually, I think the opposite is true: If the callback script is NOT in
the button script, it won't ever fire.  At least that's the way I read the
docs.

As to changing the port #, that's out of the question since it is a "well
known" port (502 is MODBUS/TCP) and the serial <-> Ethernet box will only
talk on this port.  This however is not the problem since I'm on a local
private network so the ISP never sees any of the data.

However, I (reluctantly) have good news to report.  The kind that just
makes you feel stupid:  The problem I was having was because my computer
(the one I'm trying to talk to the MODBUS box with) uses DHCP to get it's
address.  The S<->E box needs to have the IP address that it's talking to
programmed into it.  It was yesterday and I've always gotten the same IP
address on my computer for months.  Well, last night we had a little
lightning storm and lost power so when I logged in this morning, I got a
brand new (and different) IP address so my S<->E box was talking to a
computer that wasn't even there any more.  Once I figured that out, things
started working just the way they were supposed to.  :-)

Thanks for everyones' comments on this!

len

> Another thought... your "connected" handler is in your stack script and
> not your button script, right? If it's in the button script, it'll never
> be executed.
>
> Phil Davis
>
>
>
> len-mor...@crcom.net wrote:
>> I tried with port 80 and got the same result.  In other words, my
>> "connected" routine never gets called.
>>
>>
>>> Len Morgan wrote:
>>>
 I'm trying to create a listening socket and something is not quite
 right.  I've created a button:

 on mouseUp
 accept connections on port 502 with message "connected"
 end mouseUp

 on connect s
   put "Connect to" && s after fld "test"
   read from socket s for 1 line
   put lne 1 of it after fld "test"
 end connect

 The problem is I'm never getting the "connect" message.  Have I missed
 something?  I have firewall turned off so it's not getting blocked
 (I'm pretty sure).

 len

>>> If you have any doubt about port 502 being blocked, try testing it with
>>> a more common port number, like 80 or 8080. Just a thought -
>>>
>>> Phil Davis
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Field won't unhilite

[Shari]

I've got a field where all the words have a white background that I 
can't get rid of.   Every single word in the field has white behind 
it that I can't make go away or even change.


I do not want any hiliting in the field as hiliting lights up the 
whole line and not just the "cell".  This is not an official table 
field, just a regular field with tabstops set.  I'm using scripting 
to change the color of the words on mouse over (the forecolor) to be 
the only hiliting.


Particulars are:

List field
Opaque is off
Traversal is off
Autohilite and all hilite options are off
Selectedlines is empty
Selectedtext is empty
The field has several tabstops

I tried setting the hilitePattern to the same img as the pattern on 
the card so that it would appear to not be hilited.  The backPattern 
of the card is a beige image.


Every single word in the field has white behind it that I can't make 
go away or even change.  I thought maybe it was the font but all 
fonts did the same.  Searched the archives and everybody seems more 
interested in hiliting rather than unhiliting ;-)


I've tried all manner of combinations of things and that white is 
stubbornly stuck there.


Any hope for it?

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Re: [ANN] Two new features for tRev - Video

[J. Landman Gay]

Jerry Daniels wrote:
Today is a Feature Friday on the tRev site (link below). There's a video 
and a new version for registered users.


Been working with this for a few days now and I have to say, it's very 
cool. The way you can point to an object under the editor and open its 
script is very convenient. And another thing I have needed forever is to 
know an object's name without opening a property inspector. TRev does 
that too. I like it.


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Re: [ANN] Two new features for tRev - Video

[Jerry Daniels]

Thanks, Stephen. And enjoy yourself!

Best,

Jerry Daniels
Watch tRev - The Movie
http://reveditor.com/trev-the-movie

On Jul 31, 2009, at 1:17 PM, stephen barncard wrote:


and tRev's a mean, lean coding machine..

nice work Jerry.  I think I can move over from GLX2 now.

-
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San Francisco
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2009/7/31 Jerry Daniels 


One and all,

Today is a Feature Friday on the tRev site (link below). There's a  
video

and a new version for registered users.

Enjoy!

Jerry Daniels
Check out our Feature Friday video
http://reveditor.com/feature-friday-two-new-features
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Re: Simple Socket Saga

[Phil Davis]

Another thought... your "connected" handler is in your stack script and 
not your button script, right? If it's in the button script, it'll never 
be executed.


Phil Davis



len-mor...@crcom.net wrote:

I tried with port 80 and got the same result.  In other words, my
"connected" routine never gets called.

  

Len Morgan wrote:


I'm trying to create a listening socket and something is not quite
right.  I've created a button:

on mouseUp
accept connections on port 502 with message "connected"
end mouseUp

on connect s
  put "Connect to" && s after fld "test"
  read from socket s for 1 line
  put lne 1 of it after fld "test"
end connect

The problem is I'm never getting the "connect" message.  Have I missed
something?  I have firewall turned off so it's not getting blocked
(I'm pretty sure).

len
  

If you have any doubt about port 502 being blocked, try testing it with
a more common port number, like 80 or 8080. Just a thought -

Phil Davis

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Re: Simple Socket Saga

[Shao Sean]

most isps block ports under 1024, so try a higher port (unless you  
are using a private network)

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Re: [ANN] Two new features for tRev - Video

[stephen barncard]

and tRev's a mean, lean coding machine..

nice work Jerry.  I think I can move over from GLX2 now.

-
Stephen Barncard
San Francisco
http://barncard.com


2009/7/31 Jerry Daniels 

> One and all,
>
> Today is a Feature Friday on the tRev site (link below). There's a video
> and a new version for registered users.
>
> Enjoy!
>
> Jerry Daniels
> Check out our Feature Friday video
> http://reveditor.com/feature-friday-two-new-features
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Re: Simple Socket Saga

[len-morgan]

I tried with port 80 and got the same result.  In other words, my
"connected" routine never gets called.

> Len Morgan wrote:
>> I'm trying to create a listening socket and something is not quite
>> right.  I've created a button:
>>
>> on mouseUp
>> accept connections on port 502 with message "connected"
>> end mouseUp
>>
>> on connect s
>>   put "Connect to" && s after fld "test"
>>   read from socket s for 1 line
>>   put lne 1 of it after fld "test"
>> end connect
>>
>> The problem is I'm never getting the "connect" message.  Have I missed
>> something?  I have firewall turned off so it's not getting blocked
>> (I'm pretty sure).
>>
>> len
> If you have any doubt about port 502 being blocked, try testing it with
> a more common port number, like 80 or 8080. Just a thought -
>
> Phil Davis
>
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Re: Simple Socket Saga

[Phil Davis]

Len Morgan wrote:
I'm trying to create a listening socket and something is not quite 
right.  I've created a button:


on mouseUp
accept connections on port 502 with message "connected"
end mouseUp

on connect s
  put "Connect to" && s after fld "test"
  read from socket s for 1 line
  put lne 1 of it after fld "test"
end connect

The problem is I'm never getting the "connect" message.  Have I missed 
something?  I have firewall turned off so it's not getting blocked 
(I'm pretty sure).


len
If you have any doubt about port 502 being blocked, try testing it with 
a more common port number, like 80 or 8080. Just a thought -


Phil Davis

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Re: Simple Socket Saga

[len-morgan]

It's a typo on my part.  The message name is the same in both places in my
"real" code.

If the names are corrected, shouldn't I get the text "Connect to
xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx" (the IP that's trying to talk to me) in my field?  I just
don't see anything wrong.  Other than the fact that it doesn't work. :-(

I tried to put a breakpoint in the first line of "connected" but that
never gets tripped either.

len


> --- On Fri, 7/31/09, Len Morgan  wrote:
>
>> From: Len Morgan 
>> Subject: Simple Socket Saga
>> To: use-revolution@lists.runrev.com
>> Date: Friday, July 31, 2009, 8:31 AM
>> I'm trying to create a listening
>> socket and something is not quite right.  I've created
>> a button:
>>
>> on mouseUp
>> accept connections on port 502 with message "connected"
>> end mouseUp
>>
>> on connect s
>>   put "Connect to" && s after fld "test"
>>   read from socket s for 1 line
>>   put lne 1 of it after fld "test"
>> end connect
>>
>> The problem is I'm never getting the "connect"
>> message.  Have I missed something?  I have
>> firewall turned off so it's not getting blocked (I'm pretty
>> sure).
>>
>> len
>>
>
> Is it an email-reproduction typo, or is the message name "connected" but
> the handler name "connect" ? Those ought to be the same or the callback
> message will evaporate.
>
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Re: Simple Socket Saga

[Jan Schenkel]

--- On Fri, 7/31/09, Len Morgan  wrote:

> From: Len Morgan 
> Subject: Simple Socket Saga
> To: use-revolution@lists.runrev.com
> Date: Friday, July 31, 2009, 8:31 AM
> I'm trying to create a listening
> socket and something is not quite right.  I've created
> a button:
> 
> on mouseUp
> accept connections on port 502 with message "connected"
> end mouseUp
> 
> on connect s
>   put "Connect to" && s after fld "test"
>   read from socket s for 1 line
>   put lne 1 of it after fld "test"
> end connect
> 
> The problem is I'm never getting the "connect"
> message.  Have I missed something?  I have
> firewall turned off so it's not getting blocked (I'm pretty
> sure).
> 
> len
> 

Is it an email-reproduction typo, or is the message name "connected" but the 
handler name "connect" ? Those ought to be the same or the callback message 
will evaporate.

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Simple Socket Saga

[Len Morgan]

I'm trying to create a listening socket and something is not quite 
right.  I've created a button:


on mouseUp
accept connections on port 502 with message "connected"
end mouseUp

on connect s
  put "Connect to" && s after fld "test"
  read from socket s for 1 line
  put lne 1 of it after fld "test"
end connect

The problem is I'm never getting the "connect" message.  Have I missed 
something?  I have firewall turned off so it's not getting blocked (I'm 
pretty sure).


len
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Command-line screen recorder for Mac and PC?

[Richard Miller]

Anyone know of screen recorder software that is both PC and Mac 
compatible and can be driven from Rev by command line? I want to be able 
to record separate audio and video sequences that are playing 
simultaneously in a Rev application and store the single new recording 
to an avi (or other Quicktime compatible) file.


Thanks.
Richard Miller
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[ANN] Two new features for tRev - Video

[Jerry Daniels]

One and all,

Today is a Feature Friday on the tRev site (link below). There's a  
video and a new version for registered users.


Enjoy!

Jerry Daniels
Check out our Feature Friday video
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Re: RevMedia 4 does not like my animated gifs (constantMask problem)

[capellan]

Well, Geocities is closing, so i will move my page to
another free webserver.

Kurt reported that animated gifs looks right
on Mac OS X.

How did this stack looks in Linux?

Thanks in advance!

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Re: RevMedia 4 does not like my animated gifs (constantMask problem)

[capellan]

Hi Kurt,

Could you post a screenshot of the main screen
of the stack?

Thanks in advance!

al

Kurt Kaufman wrote:
> 
> Alejandro,
> I do not see the black trails you mention on Rev 4, Mac OS 10.5.7  
> (although since I do not know Japanese characters it took a while to  
> "earn" an animation!).
> 
> Kurt
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Re: [OT] Is there a future for CentOS or systems to run on your web server

[Pierre Sahores]

More preciously : Rev 2.1.2 is the last version to run on Solaris.

Perhaps would it be usefull to have it compiled again for this  
platform, as a marketing effort, at least, to help to let RevServe be  
seen as a professional grade alternative to Tomcat or PHP.


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Le 31 juil. 09 à 12:21, GIRARD Damien a écrit :


Hi,

Sad is it, I am running CentOS as development workstation for its  
maturity and like it. (I had just to compile Mono to have the latest  
version).


Personnaly I am using thoses operating system, and each ones have  
its usages:

- Graphical development: Windows. (Yes I like Windows).
- Embeded development: CentOS.
- Embeded operating system: Debian.
- Server: Solaris/OpenSolaris.

Since Rev 2.x we are all seeing the Sun logo at the startup of Rev,  
but rev is not running on Solaris :/
This is sad because Solaris is a really good operating system for  
server. I personnaly liked to use it. (ZFS, Zones, dTrace...)


My two cents...

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Re: [OT] Is there a future for CentOS or systems to run on your web server

[GIRARD Damien]

Hi,

Sad is it, I am running CentOS as development workstation for its 
maturity and like it. (I had just to compile Mono to have the latest 
version).


Personnaly I am using thoses operating system, and each ones have its 
usages:

- Graphical development: Windows. (Yes I like Windows).
- Embeded development: CentOS.
- Embeded operating system: Debian.
- Server: Solaris/OpenSolaris.

Since Rev 2.x we are all seeing the Sun logo at the startup of Rev, but 
rev is not running on Solaris :/
This is sad because Solaris is a really good operating system for 
server. I personnaly liked to use it. (ZFS, Zones, dTrace...)


My two cents...

Damien
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