Re: Gif issues

2010-11-11 Thread Andrew Kluthe

I fixed the issue with it not connecting at all, it was an issue of not
putting the result i was error checking for. Gif issue persists identically.
Perhaps this is just not doable with SQLYoga's call. Would a blocking
command stop gifs from animating? If yes, would it also keep a manual gif
loop over the frames from working? I am inclined to think so. 
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Re: Gif issues

2010-11-11 Thread Andrew Kluthe

same thing happens. except now SQLYoga won't connect to my db at all. lol
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Gif issues

2010-11-11 Thread Andrew Kluthe

Hey there,

I was following the beachball cursor post and decided to add a spinning
daisy gif to my splash screen to compliment the status log that lets the
user know what stage of initialization the program is in.

My splash screen presents a login and upon authenticating the actual splash
comes up, checks for updates, then connects to a database using SQLYoga. I
had made 2 handlers, one for starting and showing the gif, and one for
stopping, hiding and resetting the gif's state. 

Everything works as it should until SQLYoga actual goes to connect to the
database. At this point the gif animation freezes until the connection is
successfully made. The rest of the processes for initialization are
lightning fast so primarily the gif is for the wait on the connection to the
db. 

Does anyone have any recommendations on how I could get the gif to play or
emulate the gif frame by frame (familiar with the process the frame by frame
loop entails, but wouldn't this also be blocked by the SQLYoga db_connect
call? 



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Re: revServer Documentation

2010-11-11 Thread Andrew Kluthe

Great! Thanks for the insight! :)
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revServer Documentation

2010-11-11 Thread Andrew Kluthe

Hey all,

I am getting my hands wet for the first time playing with revServer through
my on-rev account. I couldn't find much information on its features and what
is and isn't available to revServer on the samples site. This seems to be
the only documentation I could find. 

Is there a dictionary or a user guide or a different mailing list for
revServer that I can refer to? Also, are there any good third party hubs for
revServer articles or samples?

Thanks, 

Andrew
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Re: on-rev remote database

2010-10-19 Thread Andrew Kluthe

>>Take care : the "all ip's" range option is the exact synonym for "full
hackable app". 
>>
>>Comme on dit chez nous : à bon entendeur, salut ! 

>>P. 


Le 19 oct. 2010 à 21:17, Andrew Kluthe a écrit : 


Intend on using random hashed passwords that get changed monthly and not
available to end users that are stored in a database with NO remote access.
Seems about as safe as a cgi for manipulating the db.
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Re: on-rev remote database

2010-10-19 Thread Andrew Kluthe

I know they are unlimited, but I need remote access for all ip's. Can you
wildcard for all domains and IP's with on-rev and mySQL?
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Re: on-rev remote database

2010-10-19 Thread Andrew Kluthe

Ugh. That means I have to find another host. I just processed my on-rev one
month to try it out and see if it can handle the load a few hours ago. I
should have been more specific when I asked heather if I could have
unlimited db's and if i could connect remotely to them. :\ Definitely not
re-writing all my apps to use a different transaction method.
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Re: on-rev remote database

2010-10-18 Thread Andrew Kluthe

Hmm, I wonder if you can set it to not worry about what IP is the connection
is coming from. 

We are making a subscription service that allows for use of our programs and
hosting/maintainence of your data.

We want to try to use On-Rev as a remote MySQL host. I have php scripts that
create a new database for a client and execute a statement to set up the
database to be used with our client program. 

Our client program uses SQL Yoga to connect directly to the client's
database and they can work with the same database from as many computers as
they need. 

The client never actually gets the login credentials for the database
because they are stored in our private "big" client DB. On startup the rev
program fetches the credentials from our database and connects to theirs to
begin working with it. 

I would hate to have to rewrite my entire suite of programs to center around
an irev script for the transactions. I would love to use On-Rev as a
database host because of how close it is to where I am located and the power
of revServer.
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Re: data from USB joystick

2010-09-27 Thread Andrew Kluthe

Would something that takes input from joystick and emulates it into
keystrokes be acceptable?

http://www.oneswitch.org.uk/2/I/JoyToKey/JoyToKey.htm
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Re: On-Rev?

2010-09-20 Thread Andrew Kluthe

I suppose it is just an issue of them revamping the website for the change. I
will sit tight and try again in a day or two.
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On-Rev?

2010-09-20 Thread Andrew Kluthe

Hey,

We are shifting phases in our project this week and were getting ready to
purchase an on-rev account to host  the databases for our clients. After the
rebrand, the signup page goes to the new LiveCode store, but I don't see an
On-Rev product. Is On-Rev dead?


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Re: GOOSE BUMPS

2010-09-20 Thread Andrew Kluthe

So, no revMobile? Just LiveCode? What about On-Rev? While the site still
exists, there don't seem to be links on the new LiveCode site. Whats new
about 4.5 that would make it a worthwhile investment?
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Re: DataGrid Optimization question

2010-09-17 Thread Andrew Kluthe

Hmmm, the data coming in is from a mySQL database and I have 3 sets of data.
Live data, update data, and Added data.

Each of these is held in a datagrid simply for the ease at which it can be
turned from an array into tab delimited text that can be stored in a
flatfile as backup and the ability to search the through the data using the
datagrid API. 

The program works offline most of the time and at the end of the day gets
synced with the database.

What do you suggest? This datagrid thing leads to so much overhead in that I
have to initialize it on the hidden cards before opening the program. 

Would you recommend I just write search & export functions for a custom
property?


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DataGrid Optimization question

2010-09-17 Thread Andrew Kluthe

Hey revsters,

I use datagrids on a hidden card to hold different sets of data that get
processed combined  into another datagrid for display to the user. 

I am trying to optimize my script and before fetching the data from the
hidden datagrids.

Before I fetch the data from the grid I send this to the grid in order to
refresh it and make sure it has the latest data.

send "RefreshList" to group "EditTickets" of card "LocalData"

I noticed from the API Docs for the datagrid that: 

RefreshList
- Redraws the data displayed in the data grid.

Does this simply redraw the data and not at all affect the data that I am
fetching from the grid with the dgData property? Am I adding overhead to
redraw a grid that no one sees?
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Re: OT: Ft Gay, GA

2010-09-09 Thread Andrew Kluthe

Meh. You take gay. We have been using queer for quite some time anyway. We
subversives care very little what your perverse opinions are, pervert. ;)
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Re: how to totally make Kevin's day

2010-09-09 Thread Andrew Kluthe

Does this mean RevMobile is back on for iOS?
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[OT] VirtualAssistant

2010-09-03 Thread Andrew Kluthe

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7W52TL9Akv4

I have been watching this software kit develop for around five years and
have drooled over it from the very beginning. It is due out next month
sometime! I hope it is within my budget to snag a license! For further wows,
visit: http://www.guile3d.com.br/denise/features.html


It is coming with an SDK. I wonder if it will possible to integrate her
somehow into rev? Oh the possibilities.
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Re: Rev & SQL question

2010-09-03 Thread Andrew Kluthe

All the apps that I currently write or maintain are frontends for databases. 

SQLYoga from Trevor DeVore (creator of the DataGrid control) has been
extermely invaluable to saving me time and thought when handling mySQL. It
also supports SQLLite and I think SQL Server.

It comes with a trial to test the waters.
http://www.bluemangolearning.com/revolution/software/libraries/sql-yoga/

I most highly recommend it!
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Re: DataGrid Error: Trying to Load a Grid on Program Start

2010-08-26 Thread Andrew Kluthe

Zryip! You are a life saver! This makes perfect sense. It was working fine
when I was watching the data come in and out by opening the card with the
grids on it. Right before my meeting I hid that button because the end user
doesn't need to see all of that. Then the program suddenly didn't work
anymore about 15 minutes from my meeting!

I will show my sincere gratitude by combing finely through your latest
incarnation of DGH this weekend! I have been using it alot this week!

thank you thank you thank you


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Re: DataGrid Error: Trying to Load a Grid on Program Start

2010-08-26 Thread Andrew Kluthe

Another set of attempts were all failures.

This time I put the code to load the file into the DataGrid inside of the
datagrid.

I recieved the same errors when trying to call that handler from the stack
or any other card script.

So I made a set of buttons on card "LocalData" to send the data load message
to the grids. This works fine.

I tried to send a mouseup to these buttons from the stack and card scripts.
This returns the same error. 

I don't get it. Why does this work in a button and not a stack or card
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DataGrid Error: Trying to Load a Grid on Program Start

2010-08-26 Thread Andrew Kluthe

Hey all,

I have two datagrids that save the data within them to the disk when it is
changed and reloads from the file on program start. 

The files they save are tab delimited lines with the headers in line one.
This the output of the grid's dgText. On load, if the files are empty except
for headers it sets the dgData to of this grid to empty. 

The calls to load the files from disk appears in the Stack Script and the
grids themselves are on a card called "LocalData".

I get the following errors whether I set the data to empty or set it to the
data that is on the disk.

Type: Object: can't set object property
Object: group "AddTickets" of card "LocalData" of stack
"C:/FarmOffice/GrainCart/GrainCart.rev"
Line: set the dgData of me to empty
Line Num: 0
Hint: -8


AND

354,0,0,-8
90,4128,20
449,4128,5,-8
535,4128,1,-8
241,4128,1,_table.CreateDefaultHeaderGroup
353,0,0,button id 1005 of group id 1004 of card id 1002 of stack
"C:/FarmOffice/GrainCart/Externals/revdatagridlibrary.rev"
573,4049,1
253,4048,1
253,4047,1
490,4045,1
241,4045,1,_table.CreateHeaders
353,0,0,button id 1005 of group id 1004 of card id 1002 of stack
"C:/FarmOffice/GrainCart/Externals/revdatagridlibrary.rev"
573,3951,1
241,3951,1,_table.CreateColumns
353,0,0,button id 1005 of group id 1004 of card id 1002 of stack
"C:/FarmOffice/GrainCart/Externals/revdatagridlibrary.rev"
573,151,1
253,150,1
253,113,1
241,113,1,_Initialize
353,0,0,button id 1005 of group id 1004 of card id 1002 of stack
"C:/FarmOffice/GrainCart/Externals/revdatagridlibrary.rev"
573,4512,18
253,4512,1
241,4512,1,dgData
353,0,0,button id 1005 of group id 1004 of card id 1002 of stack
"C:/FarmOffice/GrainCart/Externals/revdatagridlibrary.rev"
90,3205,36
449,3205,5
535,3205,1
241,3205,1,_table.SetText
353,0,0,button id 1005 of group id 1004 of card id 1002 of stack
"C:/FarmOffice/GrainCart/Externals/revdatagridlibrary.rev"
573,4442,1
587,4440,1


I have tried two different methods for clearing the data to see if it was
how I was doing it that was causing the errors instead of what I was doing:

1. I tried using 

set the dgData of group "AddTickets" of card "LocalData" to empty

This failed.

2. I tried putting a command inside of the datagrid that has this code in
it.

on ClearData
set the dgData of me to empty
end ClearData

The code I used to call the handler inside the grid was:
send "ClearData" to group "AddTickets" of card "LocalData"

I even tried sending the above command in 3 seconds to see if it was that I
had not properly initialized something when it was executed.


The bizarre thing is that I have a third datagrid that holds the last Live
records in the database and setting it up in all of the above ways mentioned
works perfectly. 

Whats the deal?? I have been pulling my hair out.

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Re: How safe is the data in the datagrid?

2010-08-17 Thread Andrew Kluthe

I should have explained. The stack it is getting stored in is to be shipped
as a stack and run with a launcher.

What are the chances of data that is stored in a stack might be damaged or
lost when the app crashes? 

Anyone had this happen?

Hmm, and my autoupdate feature just downloads the new version of the stack.
If it overwrites their copy, I assume any data stored within is gone too
huh?
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Re: SoCal Rev User Group meeting: Thursday, August 19th

2010-08-17 Thread Andrew Kluthe

About 45 minutes to the north east of Stl.

Quiet little Carlinville, IL.
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How safe is the data in the datagrid?

2010-08-17 Thread Andrew Kluthe

Hey all,

I am currently working on a database app that needs to work whether it is
connected to the db or not.

For this, I just check the connection before each transaction and if it is
connected it puts the data into a mySQL. 

If it is not connected, I have it storing it in a datagrid queue until the
next connection is detected. 

Once connected, my program loops through the dataGrid and inserts it into
the DB. After a successful insertion that index gets deleted from the
dataGrid.

My original idea was to store these locally as a tab delimited text file or
as xml.

How safe is the data in the dataGrid from program crashes and in between
sessions of use? The local data must be kept intact until it can be
successfully loaded into the DB.

Should I dump to an xml or txt file as a backup plan, or is this
unnecessary?
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Re: SoCal Rev User Group meeting: Thursday, August 19th

2010-08-13 Thread Andrew Kluthe

Hmm. I wonder how many rev users are in the St. Louis-ish area that would be
interested in something similar.
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Re: [OT-Rodeo] Still waiting for the aha moment

2010-07-24 Thread Andrew Kluthe

"Somehow statements about how ultimately more practical and economical it is 
to have an Intel Mac ( any Intel Mac* ) be one's main machine rather than a 
PC and a Hackintosh has turned into some kind of discourse about 'class 
struggle' between the rich Macintosh fanboys and the poor struggling Windows 
/ Linux guys. Good lord."

Clever misrepresentation of the argument.

My point was, your seemingly snarky remark that appeared to insinuate that I
have the means to purchase another machine to develop on, reeked of classism
and the false dichotomy of "the rich Macintosh fanboys vs the poor
struggling Windows / Linux guys" you now so condescendingly speak about. I
personally don't care what hardware you are using or what means you use to
do your work. Technology is indifferent to me. The fetish over the form that
the commodity assumes is not. However, I do care about snarky sectarianism
being spewed out as if such class divisions are not a reality. I did not
start this argument, my friend. I am simply pursuing it. You have been
called out. Yet, this is not the proper forum for such a discussion. As
such, this will be my final post regarding it.

Class war rages on every day, whether you choose to believe otherwise and
delve into your career and technology addiction trying to escape it.  Why
build such walls around yourself? One day your career will have no more use
for you. I hope that one day I will have no more use for my career.

My apologies to the rest of the list for this series of posts. This is not
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Re: [OT-Rodeo] Still waiting for the aha moment

2010-07-22 Thread Andrew Kluthe

Agreed, dual-booting wouldn't even be necessary.  Took me about 30 minutes to
set snow leopard up on VirtualBox VM. I didn't install sound patches because
they were not necessary for what I do, but everything else works. And this
is on an AMD (previously it was only doable on intel). For testing purposes
(rare) and rodeo development, this seems to be the way to go until enough
cheddar frees itself up for a mini (second in line behind an iPad or other
tablet device).
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Re: OT: Mac vs Win partisanship is unnecessary

2010-07-22 Thread Andrew Kluthe

Thanks for saying this. There are also class divisions between users of the
different OS's. Ignoring these and suggesting that I buy a mac to be
"professional" is a spit in the face of the people forced to use something
because it is affordable. It is the equivalent of telling someone begging
for change or working at McD's to "go and get a real job". As if it were
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Re: [OT-Rodeo] Still waiting for the aha moment

2010-07-21 Thread Andrew Kluthe

If you are concerned with being a "professional coder", thats quite
different. I don't seek a Mac OS out for any kind of "experience" it might
give me. I do it to feed my family. Understand that beyond feeding my family
I have no aspirations to be a professional anything. If you can afford to
drop your own money on overpriced hardware, then I suppose you aren't in any
kind of place to judge what I have to do to survive.


On Wed, Jul 21, 2010 at 8:33 PM, Stephen Barncard-4 [via Runtime Revolution]

> wrote:

> Hackintosh -  No thanks. somehow that's just not the same experience. I'd
> rather have the real thing and everything working and updatable. Certainly
> not something a professional coder would ever do.
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Re: Sarah's scheduleMessage script.

2010-07-21 Thread Andrew Kluthe

YEAH! It works great. Gonna add some neato stuff and some checking in, and
post the stack for the list.
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Sarah's scheduleMessage script.

2010-07-21 Thread Andrew Kluthe

Hey there!

I always forget to turn my p2p software on before I go to bed at night and I
have oodles of *legal* downloads that I need to catch up on. So, I decided
to try to make a simple timer that would open a program at a certain time
and close it again at a certain time everyday.

I came across Sarah Reichelt's scheduleMessage script on this list.

The problem I am having is, the messages get queued but they never disappear
from the pending messages queue and they never call the handlers I need. It
lets me know they are scheduled at correct times and I can see the messages
in the queue. Why aren't they executing?

the handlers for open and closing the program work just fine. They just
don't execute when they are supposed to.

I have included the entire script here for testing purposes:

on openUTorrent
   launch "C:/Program Files/uTorrent/uTorrent.exe"
end openUTorrent

on closeUTorrent
  set the hideConsoleWindows to true
  get shell("taskkill /IM uTorrent.exe")
end closeUTorrent

on setTimer
   scheduleMessage "openUTorrent", 17, 20
   scheduleMessage "closeUTorrent", 17, 23
end setTimer

command scheduleMessage pMessage, pHours, pMins 
   -- pHours is in 24 hour time 
   put the seconds into nextTime 
   convert nextTime to dateItems 
   put item 4 of nextTime into tHourNow 
   put item 5 of nextTime into tMinsNow 
   
   if tHourNow > pHours or (tHourNow = pHours and tMinsNow >= pMins) 
   then add 1 to item 3 of nextTime 
   put pHours into item 4 of nextTime 
   put pMins into item 5 of nextTime 
   put 0 into item 6 of nextTime 
   
   convert nextTime to seconds 
   send pMessage to this stack in nextTime seconds 
   
   --   Uncomment these lines for testing: 
   convert nextTime to short system date and long time 
   answer pMessage & " scheduled for " & nextTime 
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Re: [OT-Rodeo] Still waiting for the aha moment

2010-07-21 Thread Andrew Kluthe

"PC only hardware can't virtualize Macs."

Are there listserv rules about what you can post?

Meet me in the alley behind this list.

For strictly educational and informative purposes, of course.
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Re: [OT-Rodeo] Last minute call to get onboard with pre-realase conditions!

2010-07-18 Thread Andrew Kluthe

I am surprised by the many things revealed during this month's summit!

Data Objects
New ways to set object properties from other objects
A New Editor
A clearer explanation of the different forms that deployment can take. (Web
App, Desktop App, etc)

I was hesitant, but seeing the features pour in after 5 weeks and knowing
that with a few more additions we can start to build some really neat apps,
I am thrilled to watch and participate as rodeo becomes matures very
quickly.

Release price (in august) is likely to be higher than 99 a year or the 89
that you would pay if you were to get it now.

Plus if you get in now, you can get rodeo transfer for free!
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Re: ANN] Translating your Rev stacks into web apps

2010-07-12 Thread Andrew Kluthe

One more question! I don't own RunRev for Mac. Can I make stacks in windows
and transfer them from Mac?
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Re: ANN] Translating your Rev stacks into web apps

2010-07-12 Thread Andrew Kluthe

Alright, I jumped on the rodeo bandwagon. 

Now I just have to get a MacVM (s!) going tonight to develop with as I
can't afford mac hardware.

I do not own an iphone or an ipad (yet), so my hopes are to develop apps for
Chrome and Safari. Is the experience on just a browser 1:1 with the features
you can leverage on the handheld devices?
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Re: ANN] Translating your Rev stacks into web apps

2010-07-12 Thread Andrew Kluthe

Wow, Jerry. Moving quite quickly on this project! Now that the available
ojbect set is quite large I am going to have to follow through on my rodeo
purchase. 

After reading about the table objects, I assume that databases will be
supported? mySQL?
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Re: Modal Issue

2010-07-12 Thread Andrew Kluthe

In trying to explain the problem, I found a fix for it.

I am not sure what it is EXACTLY that caused it. 

But in the payment amount field, I round the data off to two decimals and
validate it on closeField.

The problem was occurring only when the cursor was in this field (closeField
hadn't sent yet).

My guess is that opening the modal caused closeField to be sent after the
modal's launch? This might set the focus back onto the payment stack?

Does this sound about right? would it help to lock messages around the
launch of the modal?

For now my fix is just to send closeField to this field before calling any
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Re: Modal Issue

2010-07-12 Thread Andrew Kluthe

Mark, 

Sorry for the confusion. 

>"It is also possible to show a modal dialog on top of another modal   
>dialog. If you add a Calendar button to your payment stack to open the   
>calendar as a modal dialog, you could allow the user to select a date   
>and show the date in the Payment stack after the Calendar stack closes. 

This is what I do and it works fine everywhere else, but something is
causing the behavior I described and I am trying to pin it down.

Payment Stack is a modal, Calendar stack is a modal on top of the payment
stack.

Answer Dialogs appear on top of the payment stack modal, but I cannot click
OK until I TopLevel the payment stack. Its almost as if the Payment Stack
steals the focus and I have to TopLevel the payment stack to close the modal
that was opened from the payment stack.

This same behavior occurs with the calendar and any other modal i launch off
of this Payment Stack modal.

Throughout the rest of my app, this process works correctly. I am trying to
get some ideas of what to look for to fix it on the payment stack.


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Re: ANN] Translating your Rev stacks into web apps

2010-07-12 Thread Andrew Kluthe

All of this and more @ http://rodeoapps.com/what-is-rodeo
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Modal Issue

2010-07-12 Thread Andrew Kluthe

Hey all,

I am having an issue with modal stacks that I just cannot pin down.

I have a PaymentDetails Modal that comes up and has a calendar modal stack
on it to select the payment date.

The problem that I am having is that most of the time the calendar will be
visible above the first modal, but the interaction is locked into the first
modal. I cannot interact with the calendar and I have to toplevel the
payment stack to close the calendar.  This same behavior occurs when i
answer "Payment details updated!", I can't click ok unless I TopLevel the
payment stack even though the answer dialog is visible on top of the payment
modal.

What kind of things should I be looking at to track down the culprit? What
could cause this?


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Re: New Window App allows programming for iPhone!

2010-07-07 Thread Andrew Kluthe

You program in C/C++ and it converts it to Objective-C and uploads it to the
app store under the companies iphone dev license. From what I have read, the
code it generates is very very sloppy and slow.
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Re: Refresh on close

2010-06-28 Thread Andrew Kluthe

Oh ok, my script resumes AFTER the modal closes and not immediately after it
opens? Thats a simple solution! Thanks!
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Refresh on close

2010-06-28 Thread Andrew Kluthe

What do you figure the best method for refreshing the datagrid on a stack
that launches a modal after the modal closes?

for instance,

You click add person on a stack.
The add person modal shows.
You add some people.
You click Exit on the modal.
The Datagrid in the first stack refreshes to show the new data.

The problem is this add person modal might arrive from many different
stacks. How would I target specifically what I want to refresh on the modals
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Re: revBrowser + youtube.com = Crashing?

2010-06-23 Thread Andrew Kluthe

Explorer really? Why not make an urgent pleading case to change it to webKit
or something. Explorer? Really?
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Re: Loop through Multi-Dimensional Array

2010-06-21 Thread Andrew Kluthe

Yup yup! Bernd provided exactly what I was looking for. 

I knew there was a way to reference it like that, but I had long since
forgotten the last time I had use for it.

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Re: Loop through Multi-Dimensional Array

2010-06-21 Thread Andrew Kluthe

Getting closer, what this does is put a new element whose key name is the
contents of i and puts pNewName into that element.


So:

Going in:

tleaseData[1]["TenantContact"] value is "Amanda Jo Pence"


the element above remains unchanged but a new element like this is made:

pNewName value is "Amanda Pence" it comes out as:

tleaseData[1]["Amanda Jo Pence"] value is "Amanda Pence"

The second dimensions of elements it is checking are static in number.
Meaning, the number of iterations in the second loop is fixed at 8. But the
key names are strings. :\ So I think I run into the same problem trying to
reference the current second dimension of the array in the second loop.


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Re: Loop through Multi-Dimensional Array

2010-06-21 Thread Andrew Kluthe

Kk that explains what is going on, but as for a suitable solution. I wanted
to keep it in array form as the database update requires it be in that form,
so a way to reference that with a different loop form or looping method
would be best.


Alternatively, I imagine I could loop through the first element set and put
the data into a list chunk and load it into a new array with 1 dimension and
loop through that to make the changes and put it back in into an array that
the database would be happy with.

You can understand from this process my need to find a way to do it with 1
array only. 

GetArray
SearchArray
ChangeArray
PutArrayBack
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Loop through Multi-Dimensional Array

2010-06-21 Thread Andrew Kluthe

Hey there,

I have a multi-dimensional array that uses numbers as the first element and
a string as the second.

Like this:

tleaseData[1]["TenantName]
tleaseData[1]["TenantContact"]


What I need to do is loop through each number element and then loop through
each string element. If the data in the String Element equals the Data in my
pName Paramater, I need to replace the data in the array with the parameter
pNewName

The numbered loop isnt a problem as I use with x=1, but how do I nest a loop
to 

This is the jist of what I have been doing, but I cannot get the newName to
replace the old in the array. I think its an issue of referencing the switch
properly.

function CheckRecords pName, pNewName

repeat with x=1 to the number of elements in tleaseData

repeat for each element i in tleaseData[x]
   if i is pName then
-- The Loop Enters Here Just Fine Where It Should --
put pNewName into i
-- It does not do this ^^^
put true into tleaseData[x]["Changed"] 
-- It does this ^^^
   end if
end repeat

end repeat
end CheckRecords

Why isn't i becoming pNewName? Am I referencing that put correctly? Am I
supposed to be putting into i?
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a blocking download

2010-06-14 Thread Andrew Kluthe

I made myself an update stack that checks a local text file with version
information for my program components and compares it to the text file
pulled from my update server. The entries that don't match get downloaded
with libURLDownloadToFile. 

I have am trying to have it go through one at a time and report on the
download status of each compnent with  one progress bar and a long window.

The problem I have is that when it loops through the list of files to
download, it triggers all the download handlers at once. So even if it
doesn't download all the files in sequence, the log reports that all the
downloads start before the first one finishes.

Is there a way to make my loop wait till the current component download
handler is totally done? Is this where  I need to use a "blocking" version
of a download file? Below is a mix of revlike psuedocode for clarity's sake.

on goList
get localList
get webList
put getDifferences(weblist, locallist) into downloadList
repeat for each line i in downloadList
downloadComponent( line i)
end repeat
end goList

on downloadComponent pStackName
   put "Downloading " & pStackName after fld "log"
   put empty into gDownloadedFile
   put pStackName into gDownloadedFile
   put "C:/FarmOffice/LeaseManager/" into sBasePath
   put "http://somethingHere.com/Update"; into sWebPath
   libURLSetStatusCallback "showProgress", the long name of me
   hide scrollbar "download"
   libURLDownloadToFile sWebPath & pStackName, sBasePath &
pStackName,"downloadComplete"
   
end downloadComponent


Basically, I don't want the next downloadComponent hanlder to go until the
previous one has finished.

note: the callback handlers and the handler for the progress bar are
intentionally left out as they would function just fine if I could make the
loop wait on downloadComponent.

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Re: DataGrid Headers not showing.

2010-06-02 Thread Andrew Kluthe

RefreshList did the trick! Thanks.
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DataGrid Headers not showing.

2010-06-01 Thread Andrew Kluthe

I recently redid the multiple datagrids that I have across several cards into
one datagrid placed as a background. All of a sudden the datagrid headers
disappear randomly. It happens when changing from card to card. I can get
them back if I select the datagrid and push the Refresh Data Grid Button in
the Property Inspector. 

Is there a way to prevent this from happening or a way to script the refresh
of the datagrid on preOpenCard?
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Re: RTF documents as templates

2010-06-01 Thread Andrew Kluthe

Tinkering with the demo version of wordLib. It seems wordLib enters it into
the field as HTMLText. This should make searching and replacing very easy,
no?  But i've noticed the formatting doesn't stay exact on the import. The
alignments are off on even the sample documents. Is there anyway to prevent
this I wonder?
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Re: RTF documents as templates

2010-05-31 Thread Andrew Kluthe

*WordLib* supports many document features, from text fonts, sizes, and
styles to highlights, hyperlinks, and bullet lists and even images, tables,
and footnotes. Supported file formats are *MS Word 2007* (.docx, .docm,
.xml), *MS Word 2003*(.xml), *OpenOffice* (.odt), and *MS Word 97-2003* (.doc,
limited support).

http://curryk.com/wordlib.html

<http://curryk.com/wordlib.html>:) images and then some. It utilizes an HTML
rendering of the formatting, so searching and replacing the data should be
fine if we construct the templates correctly.

I am going to tinker with this tomorrow afternoon and see what I can come up
with.

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> Hi Andrew,
>
> You guess that is posible use the doc template with some graphic or images
> inside the word and fill all the data respecting the images format? I don't
> know wordLib 1.3
> Also I think that maybe we can found other non-propietary format to use...,
> but let's try
>
> As you wish, email is fine for me.
>
> Salut,
> Josep
>
> El 31/05/2010, a las 22:27, Andrew Kluthe [via Runtime Revolution]
> escribió:
>
> What about using wordLib 1.3 to import template documents into a field,
> pull the records you need from the database, do the calculations necessary
> and fill the data into the placeholders saved into the word doc?
>
> This was the approach I was thinking of trying out. I would very much love
> to collaborate on a solution along these lines. Something customizable, a
> word Document template based reporting system.
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> the week. How would you best like to work on this? via email?
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Re: RTF documents as templates

2010-05-31 Thread Andrew Kluthe

What about using wordLib 1.3 to import template documents into a field, pull
the records you need from the database, do the calculations necessary and
fill the data into the placeholders saved into the word doc? 

This was the approach I was thinking of trying out. I would very much love
to collaborate on a solution along these lines. Something customizable, a
word Document template based reporting system.

My timeframe on needing this solution is starting to look like the end of
the week. How would you best like to work on this? via email?
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Re: RTF documents as templates

2010-05-31 Thread Andrew Kluthe

Did you ever find a solution for this josep? I am in the early phases of
planning to do something exactly like this.
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Re: Script Reporter v1.1 crashes

2010-05-26 Thread Andrew Kluthe

The thing is, I am not sure. I started building this application while
learning runRev a few months back. I started it as just research into a
project I was hired to work on. The client wanted me to continue work after
seeing such results in days rather than weeks. At this point I decided to
use the GLX Framework. I was bothered by the fact that I didn't fully
understand rev let alone the GLX framework so two weeks later I removed it.
This is when it started that most of my time programming turned into
cleaning up the problems that the nasty research codebase that was
definitely not any good and fixing problems that ripping GLX out had caused.
My program was nearing completion and suddenly I couldn't track down a
localhost DB connection my application was trying to make that didn't exist
anymore (from before I started using SQL Yoga). 

There were other more serious problems that I posted about here:
http://runtime-revolution.278305.n4.nabble.com/Strange-behavior-in-the-IDE-td2223808.html#a2223808

It won't take me long to re-write and it would be a serious benefit to my
finished product if I did. 
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Re: Script Reporter v1.1 crashes

2010-05-26 Thread Andrew Kluthe

Most of the script i need to re-write is just in card scripts of my stacks.
The re-write is just a new user interface with some extreme code
refactoring. Its probably like 4 stacks with a couple of cards each. Its not
super big deal, but it would be very helpful because the stacks I need to
re-write won't even load correctly in the IDE.
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Re: Script Reporter v1.1 crashes

2010-05-24 Thread Andrew Kluthe

I just want to look off of them to use as a guide for doing a re-write. 
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Script Reporter v1.1 crashes

2010-05-24 Thread Andrew Kluthe

I to am trying to export the script of my stacks in order to use them as a
guide for a re-write. I downloaded script reporter v1.1. No matter what
script I use, it starts to load them in and then hangs followed by a crash.


Are there any alternatives?

I am on a win7 platform.
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Re: Strange behavior in the IDE

2010-05-20 Thread Andrew Kluthe

Very good advice. Thank you. I was cooking pancakes on a piece of tin foil
when I started this thing. Now I have a non-stick griddle. Or at least a
griddle (better practices) and real butter (this list).

My IDE behaves fine after starting a new project. And alot of the later code
I wrote was very good, and would not necessarily need to be rewritten. I
think my weekend all-nighter project is going to be re-writing the rest.
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Strange behavior in the IDE

2010-05-19 Thread Andrew Kluthe

Hello all. 

Last night I built a splash loader for my application that loads sqlYoga,
negotiates the database connection and opens up all the stacks needed for my
program.

Well, I wake up today and the revIDE has been extremely erratic! Last night
the loader ran as it was supposed to, it worked very well with StackRunner
2.0 from sons of thunder as well. Today, it works exactly the same when
opened with StackRunner but the rev IDE doesn't load it correctly. No
messages get sent when watching the message watcher. The only way I can get
the rest of the script to execute is to choose "Close and remove from
memory" several times until it finally (seemingly at random) loads properly. 

I have noticed some other strange behavior such as my SQLYoga object loses
the schema for my db. When this happens closing and re-opening the IDE is
the only thing that can try to fix it. All the while, these same stacks work
flawlessly in StackRunner 2.0

I tried re-installing revEnterprise, and installing revEnterprise to another
directory. Is this a problem with my code or something else entirely? I may
have copied my sqlButton containing my SQLYoga Object to another stack along
with the code that invoked it. Would this cause this sort of problem? I am
at a loss for what to do. It wont really let me develop anymore without
these very very large quirks. 

Any help or shared experience would be greatly appreciated. 

Learning revTalk while developing an app with it has left my program in a
state semi-disarray and chock full of code revisions and refactoring. I am
tempted to recreate what I have from the pool of spaghetti code. I am
thinking this will take less time than cleaning up the code and debugging
it. Thoughts on this?
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Re: OT: Microsoft is really annoying!

2010-04-14 Thread Andrew Kluthe

Sounds like you got some hijacks or some other kind of malware. 

Look it over with Malware Bytes Anti-Malware. 

I haven't used "Adaware" in quite a few years, but it might give you some
solutions as well.
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Stopping Handlers

2010-04-13 Thread Andrew Kluthe

I have a moveStack handler that triggers sometimes accidentally before all of
my windows open and causes it to error out and not finish opening what is
needed for the application.

Can I use lock messages in my preOpenStack to keep the moveStack from being
handled, or am I misunderstanding lock messages?
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Re: Redrawing datagrid from within

2010-04-13 Thread Andrew Kluthe

Works great.

Thanks Sarah, Trevor.

Also, that lesson you added help alot, Trevor.


Andrew

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> On Apr 12, 2010, at 3:47 PM, Andrew Kluthe wrote:
>
> > So, if I the handler that the doubleclick calls can't refresh the
> > grid, when
> > and how can i?
>
> In the mouseDoubleUp handler use send in time.
>
> send "HandlerThatRefreshesDataGrid" to SOME_TARGET in 0 seconds
>
> Note that this limitation will be lifted in Rev 4.5.
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Redrawing datagrid from within

2010-04-12 Thread Andrew Kluthe

Ok, so I had a little handler that deletes all the data associated with any
given lease. It works fine when it is in the mouseUp of a button.

but, the boss would like the ability to double right click on the leaseName
of the grid and delete the lease (and all information attatched to it).

It works fine in deleting the data but my data grid breaks when I put this
into a column behavior. 

After poking around, I found this:

"Don't call a handler that redraws the data grid from within a control in
the data grid
This will generate an error since you are deleting a control that is
currently executing code. This is a no-no and the Revolution engine will
complain and stop executing. You can avoid calling a handler that refreshes
the data grid from within a control by a) using send in time or b) placing
the code in the data grid script itself."

So, if I the handler that the doubleclick calls can't refresh the grid, when
and how can i?
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Re: on mouseEnter

2010-04-09 Thread Andrew Kluthe

Well said Zryip! Thank you. :) This will make it much easier to be more
comprehenisve.
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on mouseEnter

2010-04-09 Thread Andrew Kluthe

Currently, I have a stack that attaches to whatever window is open and
provide help information for my application.

In each object that I wanted help information for is a on mouseEnter handler
that changes the text of the help information stack.

I was thinking a better way to do this might be to handle/override the
mouseEnter handler for the whole stack?

something like this:

on mouseEnter
set the helpInfo of stack "Help" to the helpText of the target
end mouseEnter

Could I handle or override the mouseEnter in the stack or card script to
pull the helpText of whatever control the mouse is over?

Or should I stick with what I have?
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Re: sqlYoga: sqlite primary key and a few detailed questions

2010-04-07 Thread Andrew Kluthe

Look into using sqlquery_ commands where sqlrecord_ fails you. I have noticed
that it is easier in some cases to use sqlquery_ over sqlrecord_. 

http://www.bluemangolearning.com/revolution/docs/sql_yoga/api_docs/Documents/stack_libSQLYoga_package_SQLp20Query.htm

There is a link to the documentation.

And what about a looped function that takes a list of Id numbers and deletes
the record?

sIDList = "67,54,39,112"

reapeat for each item theID in sIDList
Delete theID
end repeat

This pulls each comma delimited item out of sIDList and deletes the record.

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Re: sqlYoga: failing to do simple record deletion?

2010-04-07 Thread Andrew Kluthe

using SQLYoga's plugin for logging the SQL statements it is generating always
helps me track down the culprit, along with wrapping the handler in a try
statement. This catches the errors coming out of libSQLYoga that you usually
cant see in the script editor.


on hdb_DeleteHandler
try

put GetSelectedID() into handlerID 

put sqlrecord_CreateObject ("handler") into theRecordA 
sqlrecord_set theRecordA, "id", handlerID 
sqlrecord_delete theRecordA 



   put the result into someError 
display_HkeyDataBase 
catch theError
answer theError
end try
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Re: Escaping Quotes?

2010-03-31 Thread Andrew Kluthe

This works! It just needed double the quotes on the outside. Thank you
zryip!

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> 2010/3/31 Andrew Kluthe <[hidden 
> email]<http://n4.nabble.com/user/SendEmail.jtp?type=node&node=1747251&i=0>>:
>
>
> >
> > I tried what is recommended in this post
> >
> >
> http://n4.nabble.com/put-shell-and-escaping-quotes-how-to-do-this-td991042.html#a991074
> >
> > but the shell still ends up getting it with no quotes and effectively
> > breaking it.
> >
> > put quote & "C:\Program Files\Visual CUT 11\Visual CUT.exe" & quote & "
> -e"
> > into vcPath
> >
> > put quote & "C:\Rev\FOM2\Lease Reports\All
> > Leases\LeasePaymentsbyLeaseName.rpt" & quote into sReportName
> >
> > put quote & "Parm1:2010" & quote into sParams
> >
> > put "[[vcPath]] [[sReportName]] [[sParams]]" into sCommand
> > put shell( merge(sCommand) )
> >
> >
> > This outputs the same message from the console that I would get if I put
> it
> > straight in with no quotes:
> >
> > 'C:\Program' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
> > operable program or batch file.
> > --
>
> This code works fine for me to open a pdf with acrobat:
>
> put shell(quote"e&"C:\Program Files\Adobe\Acrobat
> 5.0\Reader\AcroRd32.exe"
> "e&"e&"C:\Program Files\Revolution
> Enterprise\4.0.0-gm-1\Documentation
> \pdf\First Stack - Part One.pdf""e"e)
>
> Note that I double the quote at start and end of the string.
>
> If I transpose this test to your case I obtain:
>
> put quote&"C:\Program Files\Visual CUT 11\Visual
> CUT.exe""e&&"-e"&"e&"C:\Rev\FOM2\Lease
> Reports\All
> Leases\LeasePaymentsbyLeaseName.rpt""e&"e&"Parm1:2010""e
> into sCommand
> put shell(quote&sCommand"e)
>
> How this code works for you?
>
> For me it returns "The system cannot find the path specified.". Not
> really odds because Crystal Report is not installed on my PC. ;)
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Re: Hanlding Hilite

2010-03-31 Thread Andrew Kluthe

on selectionChanged
 
Ahh, this is why I couldn't find it in the dictionary. I was looking for
anything to do with hilite.
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Hanlding Hilite

2010-03-31 Thread Andrew Kluthe

Is there a way to handle when the hilite is changed for a scrolling list
field?

I have a scrolling list field with non-contiguous hilite. You click on a
line in the list to toggle its hilite on or off.

Whenever a hilite is changed in that box, I want to collect what is hilited.

on hiliteChanged

put the hilitedLines of fld "CropYears" into tLines
repeat for each item xline in tLines
put line xline of fld "CropYears" & ":::" after sYearList
end repeat
put "*" after sYearList
replace ":::*" with empty in sYearList
answer sYearList

end hiliteChanged

This would produce a variable (sYearList) that looks like this (with 3 years
selected):

"2009:::2010:::2011"

I want to produce this whenever the hilited years are modified.

I have not found any information on handling the change of a hilite in a
scrolling list field.

This would seem like a pretty standard feature, no?
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Re: Escaping Quotes?

2010-03-31 Thread Andrew Kluthe

I found a temporary work around until I find a real solution.

If I save the command string to a .bat file and then use

put shell(.bat file)

it works like it should.
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Re: Escaping Quotes?

2010-03-31 Thread Andrew Kluthe

I tried what is recommended in this post

http://n4.nabble.com/put-shell-and-escaping-quotes-how-to-do-this-td991042.html#a991074

but the shell still ends up getting it with no quotes and effectively
breaking it.

put quote & "C:\Program Files\Visual CUT 11\Visual CUT.exe" & quote & " -e"
into vcPath

put quote & "C:\Rev\FOM2\Lease Reports\All
Leases\LeasePaymentsbyLeaseName.rpt" & quote into sReportName

put quote & "Parm1:2010" & quote into sParams

put "[[vcPath]] [[sReportName]] [[sParams]]" into sCommand
put shell( merge(sCommand) )


This outputs the same message from the console that I would get if I put it
straight in with no quotes:

'C:\Program' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
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Re: Escaping Quotes?

2010-03-31 Thread Andrew Kluthe

Nope, quotes appear fine in the string but when put to a shell like this

put shell(sCommand) 

the shell gets it without quotes. hmm.
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Escaping Quotes?

2010-03-31 Thread Andrew Kluthe

Hellos,

I am attempting to issue a shell command that seems to need double quotes in
it to run. How do I make a string in RunRev that allows double quotes? I
cannot find simple mention of an escape caracter like "\".


I need to do this:

put "C:\Program Files\Visual CUT 11\Visual CUT.exe" -e "C:\Rev\FOM2\Lease
Reports\All Leases\LeasePaymentsbyLeaseName.rpt" "Parm1:2010" into sCommand

This does not work for obvious reasons. I tried converting all the double
quotes to single quotes and wrapping it in double quotes but this did not
work either.

Halp?
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Re: Crystal Reports

2010-03-30 Thread Andrew Kluthe

Great information. The curious side of me wants to build a Rev external to do
just what I need; however, I found a solution that allows me to invoke
everything I need to do from the command line.

I.E.: sending 

"C:\Program Files\Visual CUT 11\Visual CUT.exe" -e "X:\FOManager\FOM
Reports\LeaseUofI.rpt" "Parm1:BatesByron2009"

 to the command prompt runs that report,exports it to PDF, and prints it
using the default printer. All without a single user interaction or a copy
of crystal reports installed. It also has bursting capabilities and the
developer is going to help me hand roll this into my installation routine.

Here is a link to the software I am talking about:

http://www.milletsoftware.com/Visual_CUT.htm

It seems to me, that this can be used by any programming language for the
Windows platform. :)

This suits perfectly what I need to do. But if I get some free time when I
have more developed, I would certainly like to tackle building an external
that does at least some of the more rudimentary features I was asking for.
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Re: Crystal Reports

2010-03-30 Thread Andrew Kluthe

C#

Is it going to be out of the question to build an external that uses C# or
VB.NET code? I am finding lots of tuts on how to do what I need in these
languages (both of which, I am mildly familiar with). I know you can use
Visual C++ to build windows externals, but what about C# or VB .Net?

http://csharp.net-informations.com/crystal-reports/csharp-crystal-reports-export-pdf.htm
http://csharp.net-informations.com/crystal-reports/csharp-crystal-reports-subreports.htm
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Re: Crystal Reports

2010-03-30 Thread Andrew Kluthe

Thanks for the input. :) I am looking into this and among my options might
be: launch a report viewer with RunRev for display and print capabilities
(my last resort), and building an external in VC++ that takes directions
from RunRev and processes a report into a PDF for display/Printing for the
user (what I am hoping to do).

Changing reporting engines is going to be kind of a double last resort,
because we have so many different reports already made. I would hate to have
to redo them. Plus, crystal reports has some features we really need to
utilize (sub-reports, mainly). 

Surely, anything I implement will be fully shared with the rest of the
pro-revolutionary milieu. 
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Re: Crystal Reports

2010-03-29 Thread Andrew Kluthe

Anyone?
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Crystal Reports

2010-03-26 Thread Andrew Kluthe

Has anyone attempted an External or know anything about interfacing RunRev
with a Crystal Report?

I need to come up with a versatile reporting solution and they already have
so many reports made in crystal reports that it would be perfect to continue
to use them in some form.

>From what I understand, its relatively easy to interface .Net with a crystal
report. This may be the route that I have to go.
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Re: passing setProp of a property set

2010-03-24 Thread Andrew Kluthe

Great! Object oriented programming with the speed of globals. Why didn't I
think of this before! (specifically before I spent all day re-writing an app
to put my data into 2 property sets of a button!)
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passing setProp of a property set

2010-03-24 Thread Andrew Kluthe

setprop OldData[TenureEndDate] pDate
   replace "-" with "," in pDate
   put item 1 of it into sYear
   put item 2 of it into sMonth
   put item 3 of it into sDay
   put sMonth & "-" & sDay & "-" & sYear into pDate
   pass OldData["TenureEndDate"]
end OldData[TenureEndDate]

I want to format TenureEndDate of the OldData custom property set.

I am an [X] next to this line on compilation: 

pass OldData["TenureEndDate"]

I need to pass the property to enter pDate into it right? Am i doing this
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Re: Virtual properties

2010-03-23 Thread Andrew Kluthe

Perfect peter. Great explanation. Thank you. These are what I am after, after
all!
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Re: Virtual properties

2010-03-23 Thread Andrew Kluthe

I understand the differences between a script and a handler. A
getProp/setProp message or trigger is a property handler. If you look at the
user guide, there is a section on page 247 titled "Virtual Properties". This
is what I was speaking of. The problem I am having is understanding the
difference between a property handler and a virtual property handler.

I.E. the way I understand it:

A Custom property might be a Date for instance. I could write a setProp or
getProp that reformats the date when it is set or given. 

set the startDate of control "blah" to the date 

then I could make a virtual getProp that gets the startDate property,
manipulates it and returns it.

put the startDateYear of control "blah"

The difference is that startDateYear doesn't hold a value, just uses getProp
to pull the year out of startDate and return it, but makes the code more
readable and organized.

instead of

put year(the startDate of control "blah")


Thank you for the response though.

And with this clarification of what I think I understand, am I getting that
right anyone?
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Virtual properties

2010-03-23 Thread Andrew Kluthe

I recently decided that my code would be cleaner and not so buggy if I used
custom properties and property handlers more often instead of global arrays
and the functions like Percent2Decimal, Validate, yaddayadda to manipulate
them.


Given that, I just don't get the real difference between virtual properties
and custom properties. Here is what I do get.

Virtual Properties allow you to set/handle other properties without actually
storing a value? Correct?

Can't you do this in custom properties too? or are they considered virtual
when you start doing that?

Anything else I should have an understanding of in regards to virtual
properties? The above is the limit of my assumptions when it comes to the
differences between custom and virtual.


Thanks for the help,

Andrew Kluthe
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Re: Possible virus warning

2010-03-19 Thread Andrew Kluthe

/me fetches tin foil hat

oh noes!
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Re: Win7 Close stack

2010-03-19 Thread Andrew Kluthe

I will have to determine if I can truly get them back. I included the ability
to toggle hiding/showing of menu palettes but I am not sure if I can bring
them back after I have closed them completely with it.
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Re: Docking Redux

2010-03-19 Thread Andrew Kluthe

I figured out a pretty decent way of doing it. I might revise it to include
the get/setProp method, as this seems rather elegant compared to custom
properties  and a button full of handlers.

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Win7 Close stack

2010-03-18 Thread Andrew Kluthe

I noticed that in windows 7 you can close stacks that have the close control
removed from the titlebar.

Windows 7 groups the items on your task bar together and lets you get little
previews of the items in the group on mouseover. It also provides a close
button so you can close windows straight from the task bar. 

Even with the close button taken off or disabled on the title bar, it still
allows you to close it this way.

If someone closes one of the menu palletes and I didn't have it set to kill
the program on the close of one of these, the user would not be able to
reopen that menu pallete.

Is this a bug in rev or just a feature of win7 (Is there a difference, lol)?

This isn't really a problem for me at the moment for my program, but I am
attempting to document this behavior for someone who might struggle with it
in the future.
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Re: Customize headers in a datagrid

2010-03-17 Thread Andrew Kluthe

Very Clever! I am bookmarking this one.
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Docking Redux

2010-03-17 Thread Andrew Kluthe

Ok, my docking scripts work pretty good but I need a way of telling the menu
stacks what stack to dock to.

I.E.

If a user opens the LeaseStack from the sideMenu stack, then I need to set
the docking stack to LeaseStack.

If the user opens a NamesSetup stack from the sideMenu, then I need to
change the docking stack to "NamesSetup"

Currently: When you open "LeaseStack" or "NamesSetup" from the sideMenu, it
stores the name of the stack in a custom property of a button.

I have two custom properties: the stack currently being docked to, and the
stack that was docked before the current one.

I need the previous docked stack to be in a property, because I have a stack
that opens as modal when it is toggled to be visible. 

This is like a message flag window (if a payment is overdue, etc) and is to
be the first stack besides menus that open with the program. 

At any time the user needs to be able to toggle this message flag window as
visible and dockable and automatically untoggle what was visible and docked.
When pushing the toggle button again, it needs to switch back to whatever
the user was working on prior to the toggle.

I just seem to be mucking up my attempts to do this gracefully. Can anyone
recommend some logic that might accomplish what I need? Am I barking up the
wrong trees with custom properties?
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Re: Saving files to database

2010-03-15 Thread Andrew Kluthe

Perfect. This is the post I was looking to find but couldn't. Bob, Slug,
Thanks!
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Saving files to database

2010-03-15 Thread Andrew Kluthe

I have a need to store image files and document files (reports) to my mySQL
database. I know it is arguably unconventional to do this, but the need and
requirement is there. Does anyone have any experience doing this within rev?
I have seen alot of tutorials documenting this in PHP. 

Worst case: I use a php script to handle this process. But, I would like to
do this straight from my rev program.
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Re: Answer dialog Problems

2010-03-11 Thread Andrew Kluthe

Ah, thanks. I'll try that. I read on here that it looks for a  tag to
interpret html but my first statement didn't have a  tag so I assumed it
was something else.
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Re: Answer dialog Problems

2010-03-11 Thread Andrew Kluthe

A script was stealing focus of the modal, but still no explanation for the
HTML problem.
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Answer dialog Problems

2010-03-11 Thread Andrew Kluthe

I have a stack that opens as modal. When this stack's answer dialog pops up,
it will not allow me to click ok. I can still interact with the modal stack
though. When I exit the modal stack I can hit ok on the answer dialog. 

When this stack is in toplevel it performs normally.

Can I not use answer on modals?


Also, the answer in question has HTML Formating in it. It works fine.

answer "You have some problems that need fixed before you can add this
record: " & cr & sFlags & "-Payment details not saved.-Click
Edit to Fix the invalid entries and try again."

But almost the same answer on another similar stack, does not.

 answer "You have some problems that need fixed before you can add this
record:" & cr & sFlags & "-Payment not added.-Fix the invalid
entries and try again."

The html is the same and aside from a few words the answer statements are
the same. What gives?

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Re: Formating numbers in fields

2010-03-11 Thread Andrew Kluthe

Pefect BvG (is it ok if I call you BvG?)! 

This is exactly what I was looking for and tried to do but couldn't get to
work right on keydown. 

The closeField handler makes it do EXACTLY what I want.

 Thanks a mill.

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Re: Formating numbers in fields

2010-03-11 Thread Andrew Kluthe

I tried setting that property and I must not know how to use it properly
because I could not figure it or the documentation on it out.

Do I set this as a property of the field and it handles all that for me? or?

>From the dictionary:

Examples: 
set the numberFormat to "#.00" -- dollar format
set the numberFormat of scrollbar "Progress" to "0.0"


so "set the numberFormat of fld "fLeasePaymentDollars tp "#.##"" doesn't
work. How do I use this thing?
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