OS authentication and Rev apps

[Bill Vlahos]

Microsoft, Apple, and Linux allow single sign on authentication for  
applications and other services. Once you log into the computer the  
system will authenticate the user into the application.


Has anyone done this with a Rev app? If so, how is it done?

Bill Vlahos
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Re: There is a folder returns 'false' for folder selected with 'answer folder'

[Phil Davis]

Hi Trevor,

What happens if you "set the defaultFolder to" your target folder? Is 
the result empty?


Phil Davis


Trevor DeVore wrote:
I have a customer using a Windows 2003 server with a network drive 
that he has mapped to his Windows computer. I have a test stack that 
calls "answer folder" and then checks if the folder that was selected 
exists.


The path to the folder being selected looks like this:

//Aname/Astring

'there is a folder' returns false and I'm not able to write a file to 
the directory.


Has anyone seen similar behavior and know what is going on?

Thanks,


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RE: There is a folder returns 'false' for folder selected with 'answer folder'

[Jim Bufalini]

Hi Trevor,

> I have a customer using a Windows 2003 server with a network drive
> that he has mapped to his Windows computer. I have a test stack that
> calls "answer folder" and then checks if the folder that was selected
> exists.
> 
> The path to the folder being selected looks like this:
> 
> //Aname/Astring
> 
> 'there is a folder' returns false and I'm not able to write a file to
> the directory.
> 
> Has anyone seen similar behavior and know what is going on?

Yes. Windows doesn't like forward slashes for folders. So, there is a file
//computerName/folderName/filename works, but there is a folder
//computerName/folderName fails. I really don't know why this is, but it is.
So after your answer folder, add the line *replace slash with backslash in
it* and it will work. :-)

Aloha from Hawaii

Jim Bufalini

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Scripting approach for a splittable window?

[David Epstein]

Has anybody tried to build a scrollable, horizontally and vertically  
splittable window interface that allows a user to create and freely  
add, delete, and edit graphic objects or fields in any pane of the  
window?  The true "page size" might be much bigger than can be shown  
in the window at any one time, but the objective is to let the user  
split his view and inspect any 2 vertical regions and any 2  
horizontal regions (as in a spreadsheet).


I can think of various ways this might be approached, and wondered if  
anyone has experience or advice.  Should we make 4 groups with  
identical content, adjust their scroll properties appropriately, and  
when a user edits one group automatically change all the others (and,  
in that case, should this be done by copying a created or modified  
object, or by replacing each entire group with a copy of the changed  
one)?  Should we maybe keep a "master" page off screen entirely, and  
copy objects from that master page to the appropriate pane by  
checking the rect of each object against the pane's intended scroll  
position?  Or should the "master" set of objects be alternately  
hidden, shown in a pane, or cloned in several panes, based on a list  
of their "logical" locations that gets compared with the intended  
pane scroll positions?  Or should we maybe construct each pane from  
an image of a rect of the master page, and when the user tries to  
edit a pane swap in the real objects, or a scrolled view of the  
master page?


Or something else entirely?

Many thanks.

David Epstein
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Re: On-Rev Function in One File Called by Another

[Gregory Lypny]

Excellent.  Thank you, Jim.

G.


On Tue 8 Sep, 2009, at 1:00 PM, use-revolution- 
requ...@lists.runrev.com wrote:



Does this help you?
Use the message path just like on your local machine

start using stack "libStackGLtricks.rev"

Now they are in the message path
warning: handler names should be unique because the message path means
only the first one hit will be triggered.

start using stack "libraryStacks/libStackGLtricks.rev"
start using stack "libraryStacks/libStackGLftp.rev"
start using stack "libraryStacks/libStackGLfiles.rev"


Jim Ault
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Re: Is there any way to create an image (screenphoto) of a card in rev

[Mark Schonewille]

Dear Reinhold,

This is one way:

export snapshot from rect (the rect of this card) of this card to  
myVar as PNG

set the text of img 1 to myVar

or:

import snapShot from rect (the rect of this card) of this card
put it into myImageName
-- set rect and loc etc

Read in the docs about import snapshot and export snapwhot for more  
possibilties.


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On 8 sep 2009, at 23:38, Reinhold Venzl-Schubert wrote:


Hi!

I have a lot of records in the database of my learning application.  
Now I want to sort them in a new sequence.
In the past, when I learned with real papercards I spread them on  
the floor and ordered them like a puzzle.


To emulate this process today on my computer I want to create small  
images of the cards (records). Big enough to distinguish pictures  
and headlines but small enough to place a dozen of them on my  
screen. I will arrange them with drag and drop and enlarge them with  
a click on one of them so see all details.


Is there any way in revolution to create screencopy-images of cards.  
Or do I have to use an apple script or a comparable feature an a pc?


Thanks
Reinhold



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Is there any way to create an image (screenphoto) of a card in rev

[Reinhold Venzl-Schubert]

Hi!

I have a lot of records in the database of my learning application.  
Now I want to sort them in a new sequence.
In the past, when I learned with real papercards I spread them on the  
floor and ordered them like a puzzle.


To emulate this process today on my computer I want to create small  
images of the cards (records). Big enough to distinguish pictures and  
headlines but small enough to place a dozen of them on my screen. I  
will arrange them with drag and drop and enlarge them with a click on  
one of them so see all details.


Is there any way in revolution to create screencopy-images of cards.  
Or do I have to use an apple script or a comparable feature an a pc?


Thanks
Reinhold
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Re: Quicktime and the Snow Leopard

[Colin Holgate]

On Sep 8, 2009, at 5:14 PM, Björnke von Gierke wrote:

That's just how lill steve says the name... but then it might be my  
hearing ;)


The same Steve that kept referring to "Jag-Wire"?


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Re: Quicktime and the Snow Leopard

[Björnke von Gierke]

On 8 Sep 2009, at 23:01, Klaus on-rev wrote:


snow LEPER?

C'mon Björnke, it cannot be THAT bad! :-D



That's just how lill steve says the name... but then it might be my  
hearing ;)


I would have installed it, but the clerk said to me:
"it is sold out the second time over already."


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Re: Quicktime and the Snow Leopard

[Klaus on-rev]

Am 08.09.2009 um 22:56 schrieb Björnke von Gierke:


On 8 Sep 2009, at 17:05, Trevor DeVore wrote:
I hope there is more logic in the OS X installer then just  
"luck" ;-) It would be nice to find out what the determining factor  
is.

I don't have snow leper


snow LEPER?

C'mon Björnke, it cannot be THAT bad! :-D


...


Best

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Re: Quicktime and the Snow Leopard

[Björnke von Gierke]

On 8 Sep 2009, at 17:05, Trevor DeVore wrote:

I hope there is more logic in the OS X installer then just  
"luck" ;-) It would be nice to find out what the determining factor  
is.



I don't have snow leper installed, but I've read the ars technica  
review.


Basically there's two things going on. most more advanced quicktime  
features are actually not yet implemented in the new Quicktime Toolkit  
(QTKit). So for those features, 10.6 always falls back to the QT 7  
APIs. Meanwhile there is also a new QT player, dubbed QT X. it also  
lacks several features that the QT 7 player did have.


The API's are all installed by default (and they need to be, as for  
example, QT X can't even crop stuff), and those features remain  
accessible for all applications that do use QT, for example rev.  
However, the QT player is not, and you need to manually do that by  
choosing the Quicktime 7 check mark in the installer.


Read it yourself (35'000 words!):
http://arstechnica.com/apple/reviews/2009/08/mac-os-x-10-6.ars/6#qtkit
http://arstechnica.com/apple/reviews/2009/08/mac-os-x-10-6.ars/16


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Printing a series of numbers

[Jérôme Rosat]

I need to print a series of numbers on a network printer, one number  
on each page, until there is no more page in the paper tray of the  
printer. Then, I must be able to reload pages and the printing begins  
again with the last number printed + 1.


Is it possible to do that with Revolution ? I think I need to  
"communicated" with the printer and "listen" to know if the paper tray  
is empty.


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Re: On-Rev Function in One File Called by Another

[J. Landman Gay]

Gregory Lypny wrote:

Hello everyone,

Wondering if anyone has an example of one iRev file calling a function 
in another iRev file.  The idea is to build up a little library of 
portable functions.


If you mean iRev scripts (not stacks) I'd use the new "include" keyword. 
You can attach other iRev files with that, and they function sort of 
like "scripts in use", to coin a term. Sarah has some good examples of 
this at her site, for example, this one:




Check out her other scripts too.

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Re: ideas for 6 year old stack

[Mark Schonewille]

Hi Sadhu,

The third time, the stack loaded and I was able to click on the Begin  
button. The second window opened behind the browser. After looking  
around in that window and closing it, the stack locked up again.


I'm using Mac OS 10.5.7 with Firefox 3.0.8. I haven't read any erlier  
posts about this. I just saw it now and was curious enough to click  
the link.


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On 8 sep 2009, at 19:08, Sadhu Nadesan wrote:


Mark,

Did you notice Swami's 'known issue' that the stack parts open in  
separate windows (which may or may not be 'behind' the browser)?  If  
that doesn't solve it, tell us about your environment (os, browser,  
etc.).  It's working for me on Windows XP pro, with Firefox.


Sadhu

ps, Swami is on HST, 3 hours behind me in CA on PDT, so I am taking  
the liberty of a reply.


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Re: ideas for 6 year old stack

[Sadhu Nadesan]

Mark,

Did you notice Swami's 'known issue' that the stack parts open in 
separate windows (which may or may not be 'behind' the browser)?  If 
that doesn't solve it, tell us about your environment (os, browser, 
etc.).  It's working for me on Windows XP pro, with Firefox.


Sadhu

ps, Swami is on HST, 3 hours behind me in CA on PDT, so I am taking the 
liberty of a reply.



Hi Sivakatirswami,

When I open your web site, the stack loads and four buttons labelled  
Begin, Help, Contact and Credits appear, but the stack is completely  
unresponsive. Also, there is a white area on the right and in the  
bottom of the stack window.


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Re: ideas for 6 year old stack

[Mark Schonewille]

Hi Sivakatirswami,

When I open your web site, the stack loads and four buttons labelled  
Begin, Help, Contact and Credits appear, but the stack is completely  
unresponsive. Also, there is a white area on the right and in the  
bottom of the stack window.


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On 8 sep 2009, at 18:39, Sadhu Nadesan wrote:


Namaste, Swami

You wrote,

http://www.himalayanacademy.com/runrev/dws-youth/
p.s. ideas on what might be done to enhance this would be more than  
welcome. I don't have the mental re-estate right now to build out a  
broader functional specification, but it begs for more...please  
pile on!




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ideas for 6 year old stack

[Sadhu Nadesan]

Namaste, Swami

You wrote,

http://www.himalayanacademy.com/runrev/dws-youth/
p.s. ideas on what might be done to enhance this would be more than 
welcome. I don't have the mental re-estate right now to build out a 
broader functional specification, but it begs for more...please pile on!
  


Ok, here is an idea.  (admittedly, an idea requiring a lot of effort, 
though simple to state) : make it game.


As an example I would point to

http://www.runescape.com/

Highly recommended: create an account, log in, do the tutorial.  (10 
minutes).  An adviser comes along to teach you hints about the game.  
They lead you step by step.  There are of course tests to pass, missions 
to accomplish, the parallels are obvious to the DWS course, and the 
youth need high minded games so much!  They are going to play games anyway.


For example, the first thing you learn in the game is how to talk to 
another player, which it says, is the first step towards success of any 
kind.  Say, isn't that true in real life as well?  What success have we 
had that didn't start at some point in time with talking with someone?  
(such as on this list, grin).  We are not alone! 


Aum Aum
Sadhunathan



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There is a folder returns 'false' for folder selected with 'answer folder'

[Trevor DeVore]

I have a customer using a Windows 2003 server with a network drive  
that he has mapped to his Windows computer. I have a test stack that  
calls "answer folder" and then checks if the folder that was selected  
exists.


The path to the folder being selected looks like this:

//Aname/Astring

'there is a folder' returns false and I'm not able to write a file to  
the directory.


Has anyone seen similar behavior and know what is going on?

Thanks,

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Re: Quicktime and the Snow Leopard

[Trevor DeVore]

On Sep 8, 2009, at 11:01 AM, Colin Holgate wrote:


On Sep 8, 2009, at 10:49 AM, Trevor DeVore wrote:

You only have to choose to install QT7 if you don't have Pro  
installed on your current OS X install. I just upgraded two  
machines to Snow Leopard last night. When running the 10.6  
installer on the laptop with QT 7 Pro installed QT 7 was  
automatically checked for install. The machine without QT7 did not  
automatically check QT 7 for install.


You may have been lucky. I have QT7 Pro and my optional install was  
not checked.


I hope there is more logic in the OS X installer then just "luck" ;-)  
It would be nice to find out what the determining factor is.


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Re: Quicktime and the Snow Leopard

[Colin Holgate]

On Sep 8, 2009, at 10:49 AM, Trevor DeVore wrote:

You only have to choose to install QT7 if you don't have Pro  
installed on your current OS X install. I just upgraded two machines  
to Snow Leopard last night. When running the 10.6 installer on the  
laptop with QT 7 Pro installed QT 7 was automatically checked for  
install. The machine without QT7 did not automatically check QT 7  
for install.



You may have been lucky. I have QT7 Pro and my optional install was  
not checked. I left it as it was, and sure enough QTX player overwrote  
my QT7 player, and there was no player in Utilities. I had to go back  
and do the QT7 optional install. Once it was in, it did indeed pick up  
my Pro number automatically.



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Re: Quicktime and the Snow Leopard

[Trevor DeVore]

On Sep 8, 2009, at 4:35 AM, Sarah Reichelt wrote:

When you upgraded to 10.6 did you have to elect to re-install QT 7?  
If so,

was it obvious where or how to do so?


Yes, you have to choose it, it is not installed by default.
You have to "Customize" the install to do it.


You only have to choose to install QT7 if you don't have Pro installed  
on your current OS X install. I just upgraded two machines to Snow  
Leopard last night. When running the 10.6 installer on the laptop with  
QT 7 Pro installed QT 7 was automatically checked for install. The  
machine without QT7 did not automatically check QT 7 for install.


On both machines QTVR files worked after the upgrade (though a couple  
of VRs on Apple's site failed to load properly on both machines).  
Since the optional QT 7 install is only 10 MB it leads me to believe  
that the checkbox only affects the QT 7 application, not the  
underlying frameworks. I think the QT 7 framework is installed  
automatically in order to handle old media. I still have to do some  
more tests to confirm this though.


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Re: How Do I Exit an iRev Script

[stephen barncard]

exit to top
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2009/9/8 Gregory Lypny 

> Hello everyone,
>
> What is the iRev equivalent of exit mouseUp?
>
>Gregory
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How Do I Exit an iRev Script

[Gregory Lypny]

Hello everyone,

What is the iRev equivalent of exit mouseUp?

Gregory
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[ANN]BvG Docu 4.0 capable

[Björnke von Gierke]

Hi interested person

BvG docu is a plugin that you can use instead of the build in  
documentation. It will extract the data from the original docu, and  
save it in it's own format. It's been around for 2 years now, and many  
features in it have been implemented or even surpassed by the recent  
gui changes of the IDE. However, it is still noticeably faster, and  
allows you to set the text style, font and size of every sub-part of  
the documentation, as well as the order of them.


If you want to use bvg docu in 4.0, you'll need this updated version.  
RunRev changed the way one of the files in the documentation works for  
4.0, so i had to make some changes.


If you do NOT use BvG docu with version 4.0 of Rev, then there is no  
need for you to download this bugfix update. Unless you just want to  
know what this "BvG docu" thing actually does.


Get more information at  or test  
BvG docu by using the following line in your messagebox:


go stack "http://bjoernke.com/bvgdocu/bvg_docu1.4.rev";


BvG docu is also available via both the old and new version of  
revOnline.


cheers
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Re: On-Rev Function in One File Called by Another

[Jim Ault]

On Sep 8, 2009, at 5:17 AM, Gregory Lypny wrote:


Hello everyone,

Wondering if anyone has an example of one iRev file calling a  
function in another iRev file.  The idea is to build up a little  
library of portable functions.


Does this help you?
Use the message path just like on your local machine

start using stack "libStackGLtricks.rev"

Now they are in the message path
warning: handler names should be unique because the message path means  
only the first one hit will be triggered.


start using stack "libraryStacks/libStackGLtricks.rev"
start using stack "libraryStacks/libStackGLftp.rev"
start using stack "libraryStacks/libStackGLfiles.rev"


Jim Ault
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On-Rev Function in One File Called by Another

[Gregory Lypny]

Hello everyone,

Wondering if anyone has an example of one iRev file calling a function  
in another iRev file.  The idea is to build up a little library of  
portable functions.


Regards,

Gregory
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Re: Quicktime and the Snow Leopard

[Sarah Reichelt]

> When you upgraded to 10.6 did you have to elect to re-install QT 7? If so,
> was it obvious where or how to do so?

Yes, you have to choose it, it is not installed by default.
You have to "Customize" the install to do it.

>
> Did you need to re-register QT 7 to make it QT Pro (assuming you had QT
> Pro)?

The QT 7 player app is now in the Utilities folder, while the
Applications folder contains the new QT Player.
I started up QT 7 and it appears to have all the menu items enabled,
just as when I originally registered the Prop version.

HTH,
Sarah
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Re: Quicktime and the Snow Leopard

[Klaus Major]

Hi sims,



On Sep 8, 2009, at 9:19 AM, Klaus Major wrote:


for your interest: Trevors wonderful Enhanced QuickTime external
works fine on OS X 10.6, so does my freeware "The Exporter", which
was made with Rev 3.5 and this external :-)


When you upgraded to 10.6 did you have to elect to re-install QT 7?  
If so, was it obvious where or how to do so?
Did you need to re-register QT 7 to make it QT Pro (assuming you had  
QT Pro)?


Actually I did not yet update to 10.6, but could check test this on  
another machine ;-)

I hope to be able to update in the next weeks...


sims


Best

Klaus

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Re: Quicktime and the Snow Leopard

[Jim Sims]

On Sep 8, 2009, at 9:19 AM, Klaus Major wrote:


for your interest: Trevors wonderful Enhanced QuickTime external
works fine on OS X 10.6, so does my freeware "The Exporter", which
was made with Rev 3.5 and this external :-)


When you upgraded to 10.6 did you have to elect to re-install QT 7? If  
so, was it obvious where or how to do so?


Did you need to re-register QT 7 to make it QT Pro (assuming you had  
QT Pro)?


sims
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Re: Quicktime and the Snow Leopard

[Klaus Major]

Hi all,

for your interest: Trevors wonderful Enhanced QuickTime external
works fine on OS X 10.6, so does my freeware "The Exporter", which
was made with Rev 3.5 and this external :-)


Best

Klaus

--
Klaus Major
http://www.major-k.de
kl...@major.on-rev.com

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