RevBrowser Crash

2010-04-04 Thread Mark Schonewille

Hello,

I have sent this question before, but haven't got any response. Has  
anyone else experienced similar problems?


For a client's project, I am using the RevBrowser external to display  
Google Maps. Unfortunately, the RevBrowser external crashes with any  
Google site, on Windows Vista and Windows 7. The external works fine  
with all other operating systems. There is no crash report, no  
dialogue, no logs, nothing. RunRev simply disappears, as if it was  
never running. I have no problems with other websites.


I know at least one more person who experiences the same problem. I  
have tried it on different machines running Vista and Win 7. I have  
tried RunRev 2.9, 3.0, 3.5 and 4.0.


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Re: formatting data in a field

2010-04-04 Thread David Coker
Thanks to both Pete and Sarah for the added input...

Sarah added:
 I prefer to use format. You then don't have to do the dummy
 calculation to set it in place, and you know exactly what number it is
 applying too, while numberFormat can end up applying to more numbers
 than you expected.

 So I would use:
   put format(%.2f, 3.1666) into fld Whatever

That's exactly what I was trying to do and in fact looks very much the
same as the way I was trying it. I think my misunderstanding has to do
with how to use the 3.1666 which is stored in a variable. e.g.

tCount = 3.166
put format(%.2f, tCount) into fld Whatever

In my situation, the actual value of the number involved is completely
informational and of no great importance elsewhere. All I am trying to
accomplish is to improve the appearance to the user.

If you can shed some light there, I would appreciate it.
Best regards,
David C.
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Re: formatting data in a field

2010-04-04 Thread Sarah Reichelt
 I prefer to use format. You then don't have to do the dummy
 calculation to set it in place, and you know exactly what number it is
 applying too, while numberFormat can end up applying to more numbers
 than you expected.

 So I would use:
   put format(%.2f, 3.1666) into fld Whatever

 That's exactly what I was trying to do and in fact looks very much the
 same as the way I was trying it. I think my misunderstanding has to do
 with how to use the 3.1666 which is stored in a variable. e.g.

 tCount = 3.166
 put format(%.2f, tCount) into fld Whatever

 In my situation, the actual value of the number involved is completely
 informational and of no great importance elsewhere. All I am trying to
 accomplish is to improve the appearance to the user.


I'm not quite sure what the problem is here David, but the line:
tCount = 3.166
will not work, so I assume that was just you telling us what was in tCount.
If you are allocating a value to tCount, you would have to use:
put 3.166 into tCount

Once you have done that, then the line you quoted:
put format(%.2f, tCount) into fld Whatever
should work just fine.

Cheers,
Sarah
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Saving audioclips to a file as ...

2010-04-04 Thread stephen barncard
Good Afternoon,

Is it possible to export an audioclip to a standard .wav or .aif file in
Rev?

put audioClip 3 into URL(binfile:  sFilePath)

...  creates a file, but it won't play -- just makes a text file with the
contents of sFIlepath..

can't get there from here?

what is the audio equivalent of imageData  ?


sqb
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Runrev Server Client Example?

2010-04-04 Thread Shani
HI

Is there is any RevTalk Server Client Example with any program

1, Revtalk to PHP through Socket using TCP/IP
2. Revtalk to VB through Socket using TCP/IP
3. Revtalk to JAVA through Socket using TCP/IP
4. Revtalk to C through Socket using TCP/IP
5. Revtalk to JADE through Socket using TCP/IP
6 Revtalk to C++ through Socket using TCP/IP
7  Revtalk to C# through Socket using TCP/IP
etc
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Rev Talk Socket

2010-04-04 Thread Shani
HI

Is there is any RevTalk Server Client Example with any program

1, Revtalk to PHP through Socket using TCP/IP
2. Revtalk to VB through Socket using TCP/IP
3. Revtalk to JAVA through Socket using TCP/IP
4. Revtalk to C through Socket using TCP/IP
5. Revtalk to JADE through Socket using TCP/IP
6 Revtalk to C++ through Socket using TCP/IP
7  Revtalk to C# through Socket using TCP/IP
etc
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Re: formatting data in a field

2010-04-04 Thread David Coker
 I'm not quite sure what the problem is here David, but the line:
    tCount = 3.166
 will not work, so I assume that was just you telling us what was in tCount.

Yes, you are correct... I was just trying to indicate what might be
contained in the variable at any given time.
...
...
 Once you have done that, then the line you quoted:
    put format(%.2f, tCount) into fld Whatever
 should work just fine.

I just made an entirely separate stack so to recreate the same general
situation as it is in my app and you are correct above as well. It
works exactly as you describe and just the way I *thought* it was
supposed to before I sent the help me message.

At this point. all I can think of is maybe I have some other problem
lurking in my code somewhere that I am not seeing although I've been
through it a dozen times at least.

Oh well, I guess it's good to know that I was working in the right
direction at least and I really appreciate the help in clarifying the
proper usage.

Best regards to all,
David C.
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Re: Saving audioclips to a file as ...

2010-04-04 Thread Scott Rossi
Recently, stephen barncard wrote:

 Is it possible to export an audioclip to a standard .wav or .aif file in
 Rev?

Unless RunRev changed something in 4.5, I don't believe you can.

Regards,

Scott Rossi
Creative Director
Tactile Media, UX Design


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Re: Saving audioclips to a file as ...

2010-04-04 Thread stephen barncard
That's what I thought. Thanks for confirming, Scott.

On 4 April 2010 20:17, Scott Rossi sc...@tactilemedia.com wrote:

 Recently, stephen barncard wrote:

  Is it possible to export an audioclip to a standard .wav or .aif file in
  Rev?

 Unless RunRev changed something in 4.5, I don't believe you can.

 Regards,

 Scott Rossi
 Creative Director
 Tactile Media, UX Design


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