Re: Do ... as Applescript, bugs??
My error msg: Execution Error The file name changes each time its run for its created via Rev script. So no file is made till the end. And I have to go through AS editor because am creating AS files on the fly for later use. It appears Rev is somehow not letting go of its connection to the AS Editor. I am trying not to have to type stuff out a lot due to my disabilities thats why am creating this. Please, someone...help. Thanks. ___ use-revolution mailing list use-revolution@lists.runrev.com Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
Do ... as Applescript, bugs??
I give up. It appears do AS is somehow picky/buggy or what...here is my simple code: copy to clipboard this: --testing code I have the AS code below in a field: tell application "AppleScript Editor" activate set fpath to "/Users/ScholarMeit/Desktop/As tests/moving window" make new document with data the clipboard compile document 1 save document 1 in POSIX file fpath as "script" close window 1 end tell With this script for the field: on enterinfield do (text of me) as Applescript put the result end enterinfield I tried both the latest beta and latest shipping version, both hang. I am using 10.6.3. iMac 21.5. It will work once and then on next time its called Rev hangs a long time then report an error. AS code works without error in Script editor. It was supposed to help me work faster...any clues? Thanks. Andrew___ use-revolution mailing list use-revolution@lists.runrev.com Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
escaping hyphen char in menus
I can't find a way to escape the hyphen char for a menu, it just always give a divider line. Clues? Thanks andrew___ use-revolution mailing list use-revolution@lists.runrev.com Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
Do ... as Applescript, bugs??
Ahh I had an insight to rework it and now it works. However, am always wanting to work smart than hard... I am creating AS statements on the fly via Rev then sending them to Applescript editor to be compiled and saved via clipboard. Is there a way to send a list of AS statements to AS to be compiled and saved? Like this? do "Tell process "&"Applescript"&cr&"to compile "&AS_stmts as Applescript thanks, andrew___ use-revolution mailing list use-revolution@lists.runrev.com Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
Do ... as Applescript, bugs??
I am struggling to figure out why do as Applescript works once correctly but second time its fired off, Rev hangs and returns "execution error". My As code works correctly within the As editor all the time. I am talking directly to the Applescript editor with my do statements. I am using 4.0. Are there known bugs with As with Rev at this time? Any As gurus willing to help please contact me off list. Thanks___ use-revolution mailing list use-revolution@lists.runrev.com Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
web browser and Rev interactivity, help
Hi,
I am wanting to edit the selected text of a text box on a web page
presented on a card of a stack. As for as I can tell, I can't directly
replace selected text in the text box. Anyone has a way to do this
please share. What I would like to do is press a button and have it
insert text into a text-box or replace the selected text. I hope this
can be done.
Thank you.
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Re: Subject: Drawing a curved shape - 2nd attempt
For over 20 years I have been waiting and wanting an xtalk supporting
PS like graphics objects.
I sent some years ago a classic curve drawing stack to Rev I created.
I have seen others do it within xtalk but not smoothly however well
done. Teasing me all the more of the rich, cool possibilities.
There is much code for doing curve drawing on web, in textbooks, all
in public domain. Yes, there are knotty tech issues to work out for an
xtalk; yes, it must be done at the engine level. But it can be done I
would hope so.
I can only guess why (I have theories but I need to leave that
unsaid), but frankly it is a painful mystery to me why Rev is not
"getting it". Please, prove me wrong Rev. Please.
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Re: Arrays: new and old keys, ii
One point of speculation which would make a huge difference is how Rev
is actually implementing the arrays. If it is truly a hash table,
providing any sort of in-order traversal of the array elements won't
be happening any time soon. A hash table is an unordered piece of
data, and so to provide any sort of built-in sorting, RunRev would
have to implement workarounds under the hood similar to what people
are already scripting. On the other hand, if they are using something
more like red-black trees, it is trivial to walk the tree in order and
return the elements. Or backwards. Or "next" and "prev" functionality.
But... I have no idea what data structure they are using.
-- Ok, this an important clue why I see and sense some missing aspects/
functionality etc in the new arrays.
And I fear it may mean a much longer time before really, really true
Arrays are fully in Rev.
I don't want or need clever hacks to do simple things that the
language should be doing for me.
Yes, its good mental exercise figuring what's it all about, but why
waste that time.
I rather work smart than hard, for what's an x-talk for?
Besides, why is there not a full tutorial explaining you can or cant
do with the new arrays???
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Re: Arrays: new and old keys, i
Me too! I am frustrated that once again Rev ships new features without
full docs or full examples.
Please anyone who deeply understands the new arrays teach all,
thanks. :-)
Better yet a small library of wrappers that finish them off.
Just for the record, I did bug report the missing doc while testing.
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Oh - and anyone know where to find some documentation on the
multidimensional arrays in Rev3.0?
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Re: 1st class via arrays, some comments...
I cant speak to Lua, but after spending (and filing lots of bugs) a
lot of time with rev arrays in RC1 that I can speak about.
I'm frustrated.
On one hand finally a key feature that brings transcript into a more
complete language is here; however, how its given to us appears far
from complete. I am hoping RC2 will really shine on polished arrays.
Rev cant afford to be so lax on this feature like so many features
given but not finished over the years. This is the first test of how
Rev handles major paradigm shifts in the language.
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So this move to arrays within arrays - does that mean we moving
towards Rev
being a first class language?
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concerning 2.9 as "free"
Hi,
I would like a clear, detailed statement from Rev explaining who does
and doesn't get 2.9 as a free upgrade/update, and how is any 2.9.x
updates understood as free or paid for too.
For example, if one has any 2.7.x, 2.8.x versions does one get 2.9.0,
but any 2.9.x updates will be a required to paid.
For example, if one gets 2.9.0 but 2 months later, a 2.9.2 goes out,
and you have not paid to renew your 2.7.x, 2.8.x, you wont be able to
install that 2.9.2 version; so its "free" for only during that 2
months period.
Thank you.
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window manager code
Hi,
Since there are many kinds of screen resolutions for monitors, I am
looking for code that tiles windows based on proportions of the
screen and fixed window size. Sorta a geometry manager for
windows...any one having code to share?
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Macintosh Modifier symbols in menuitem
So, no takers on my question ;-)
I spent some time experimenting and it appears there is no way to
show for example "option + return" symbols in a pulldown menu in a
menubar. Oh, I can get the symbols to show after dancing with various
settings for the button, but not as a true macintosh menuitem thingy.
Why should I be constrained to using only alphabets for my shortcut
keys??
If there is some other way to do this, please let me know.
Rev, don't you find this strange for a Macintosh app to be missing???
Rev, please stop chasing after wizbang eye-candy stuff and finish
real bread&butter GUI stuff--Now!
I am really getting tired of waiting for 7 years for stuff long, long
over due and at break-neck update/upgrade prices.
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Apple symbols in menus
hi all,
So, is there a way to get the shift/option/arrow etc.. symbols to
show in rev menuitems?
I am running out of alphabets! thanks :-)
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dimming of Edit menu items after using OsX file dialogue
Hi, HELP I have found both in 2.8.1/2.9b10 that after calling OsX's standard file dialogue to open a file the first 4 menuitems under my Edit menu (stand editing stuff) becomes disabled until I force a redraw of the window by either iconizing it in the dock and uniconizing it or by opening another window and then bring the main stack window frontmost again. btw, yes when I use a hardwired file path, the edit menuitems do remain enabled; hence, know its how Rev is calling the OsX. I hoping this is not an engine bug for this is an important demo for a commercial product! I can't afford to wait another year or months for a fix! Please share any solution thats not too badly a hack. Thank you. :-) specs: 10.4.10, ibook g4 1.42mhz, 1g ram menubar made via Rev menubar tool Shalom, Andrew ___ use-revolution mailing list use-revolution@lists.runrev.com Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
Re: disabed edit menuitems [Richard]
ahhh, its not wanting editing while ask/answer file is up, its after it goes away that the standard cut/copy/past/undo *remains disabled*, surely thats not standard. Somehow the menubar is not being updated correctly both within the IDE and as a standalone. Shalom, Andrew On Jan 14, 2008, at 5:23 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: At first glance the current behavior appears to follow convention. Which edit menu items do you want enabled while a system sheet is up that are currently disabled? ___ use-revolution mailing list use-revolution@lists.runrev.com Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
Bug 3509 and an open letter to Rev
Rev, I found some-else have been having problems with edit menu-items becoming disabled. Its a 3 year old bug! Why would Rev allow a bug that blocks real full editing to fail after using Ask/answer/ask file/ answer file remain unfixed I have found no work arounds given at the report. Oh, I can hack a forced update only within the Ide, BUT for a standalone fails. http://quality.runrev.com/qacenter/show_bug.cgi?id=3509 Shalom, Andrew ___ use-revolution mailing list use-revolution@lists.runrev.com Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
update on my dimming edit menuitems
I found out after making a standalone that forcing a redraw of the window by either iconizing it in the dock and uniconizing it or by opening another window and then bring the main stack window frontmost again does not enabled the edit menuitems, only within IDE. Anyone seen this or have a work around?? Thank you. Shalom, Andrew ___ use-revolution mailing list use-revolution@lists.runrev.com Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
My Enterprise has been sold.
Just to let folks know.
I hope in the year(s) ahead Rev can finally rethink cost of renewal
for Studio so I wont have to be priced out of ownership like I had
been with Enterprise. Just a plea.
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Selling my Enterprise license
Happy Holidays folks,
Due to my needing funds for medical reasons I am selling my
Revolution Enterprise 2.7.1 edition for $100.00. A new license is
$999.00, the renewal pack for my license is $499.00. (Heather, if its
different let me know, thanks.)
From today to Jan 31 my offer stands.
My pricing gives a hefty discount. :-)
Rev knows of my offer and is allowing me to sell it.
Please contact me off list, thank you.
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[OT] Selling my Enterprise
Greetings
Due to the cost of obtaining a Hearing-aid I have to sell my
Enterprise Edition of version 2.7.1
Interested buyers please contact me off list. email: meitnik(at)
bellsouth.com
Thank you!
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Singing praise...for Galaxy 1.5...
Wow...and wow...
For all the money I spent paying for updates over the years for IDE
bug fixes...I wish I could have sent to Galaxy! Rev, dump your IDE
and stick to engine fixes and long requested bread/butter features
and leave the IDE to outside folks who really have the time and
talent to do it right. I didn't want a video game to get my work
done, just done.
I am sorry, however, I don't have the funds to buy 1.5. Anyone
willing to hire me to for a short project for a 100.00 to help pay
for Galaxy? I live on very limited income due to disabilities. I want
Galaxy to be around a long timeso I an create -- effectively--a
long time too ;-)
Oh I am aware there is room for much improvements yet (I need more
mouse support than typing), but I rather start with Galaxy than the
Rev IDE.
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Re: altbrowser chewing on link cursor...,i
I am using OSX 10.4.8, Rev studio 2.7.4.
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It would help to know a little about what's going on:
- What version of Revolution are you using?
- What Operating System and Version are you using?
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Altbrowser chews on cursor for links...
Narrowed down the hacked cursor
when the cursor is over any link object (text or button) it hacks the
cursor shape...
Anyone else can confirm this?
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cursor problems in Altbrowser??
Anybody else seeing their cursor hacked up when used in the browser
demo of AltBrowser??
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Crash reporter, Apples for use in Rev??
Is there a reason Rev has yet to make use of Crash reporter to email
crash logs to them??
And btw, so when is the next open beta coming?
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Altplug-ins demo stacks...
I have found bugs using the altfont demo
1. installing the plug-in:
Unzip problem:
ditto: Couldn't read PKZip signature
3. running the demo
after I installed manually the altfont bundle in externals, I ran
demo. It crashed.
Any help would be valued now.. :-)
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Some thoughts on testings...
I recently had been forced to move all my files to my ibook and make it my main computer while I figure out what to do with my old iMac G4 LCD dying...while doing so, I came across a file I saved and thought it important to post on the list in light of the open beta of 2.7.5...read slowly: Subject: Should Testers Be Allowed to Do Their Job? From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Edward V. Berard) Date: Tue, 01 Aug 1995 07:35:23 -0400 Should testers be allowed to do their job? Before I can answer that, I need to define a few terms: - To slightly paraphrase Glen Myers (author of "The Art of Software Testing"), testing is the process of examining some material with the intention (or goal) of finding errors. The "material" can include the material produced during the development part of the software life- cycle (e.g., the products of the analysis, design, and coding efforts), and the specifications for the test cases themselves. - Testing is a comparison process. Specifically, it compares one set of material (e.g., object code) with some correspondingly related material (e.g., the specification for that object code). Symptoms of errors are detected when what is expressed in one set of material does not agree with what is expressed in its corresponding material. (It is not the job of the tester to find the exact source of the error. That is the job of the creator (developer) of the material.) - To be considered minimally adequate, the testing effort would have to detect the symptoms of all critical errors, and the symptoms of most, if not all, of the symptoms of all other errors. I propose that the job of the tester is to do at least minimally adequate testing, as defined above. Consider the following (unfortunately true) story. A few years ago, I was teaching a testing course at a firm that made implantable medical devices, e.g., pacemakers. Modern pacemakers not only contain software, but they are also programmed, monitored, and adjusted by systems that contain software. The people in the class were charged with testing the software associated with pacemaker systems. - During the class, the students were required to specify test cases for software. Part of any test case is the purpose for that test case. One of the students insisted that "the purpose of test case xyz is to _prove_ _that_ _some_ _particular_ _function_ _is_ _accomplished_." When I informed this person that, while this may have been the goal of the developer of the software, the goal of the tester was exactly the opposite. - Later, in the same class, one of the testers noted that developers "felt bad" when they were informed of errors in the software products for which the developers were responsible. The tester said that she felt it was part of her job to provide some encouragement to the developers. Other testers admitted that they were often uncomfortable with being "the bearers of bad bad news" (i.e., reports of errors). I was astonished. Was the ego of the developers more important than the health of the patients using the implanted medical devices? Were testers also required to be "psychological counselors" for the developers? Were both the testers and the developers aware of the negative impact on testing created by the reluctance of the testers to "make the developers feel bad?" Should testers be allowed to do their job? Based on my experience over the past 15 years, the answer to that question in most shops is" "up to a point." - Managers, developers, and testers often cannot distinguish between a _social_ situation and a _business_ situation. In a _social_ context, I would agree that people must seriously consider whether it is worthwhile to point out "problems." Specifically, one must weigh the feelings of the individuals involved against any "improvements" that might result from bringing a problem to light. In a business situation the rules change. The parties to a business arrangement are supposed to be aware of the terms and conditions of the business arrangement, and are required to act accordingly. One should _expect_ testers to find symptoms of errors. That is their job. Further, testers that routinely do not uncover symptoms of serious errors are not performing their jobs successfully. When a tester informs a developer of the symptoms of the errors he or she has uncovered, the tester is _not_ making a statement about the basic goodness or badness of the developer as a human being. The tester _is_ making a statement about some material for which the developer is responsible. - The time, staff, and other resources that are allocated to developers are often woefully inadequate. However, the time, staff, and resources that are allocated to the testing effort are, by in large, a joke. In all my years of training and consulting, I have run across fewer than 3 organizations that had anything even appro
Re: Macpool...ii
As for as I can figure out it is
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Andrew, was it made with Revolution?
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Re: MacPool 4.0...
Folks, If you want to finally play pool on Mac osX then download MacPool, see versiontracker for more info. Due to my very limited vision, I cant play nearly all sim games, but pool. So I was thrilled to find this. At last to have some fun with my mac! Andrew ___ use-revolution mailing list use-revolution@lists.runrev.com Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
Studio resizeing stack behind back of user...,ii
Am not doing nothing with menus of any kind and am not doing a full
screen stack either. Yes, all my OS X apps resize large for me I when
I set them too. I can't stand Rev taking over my design. I would like
to pass preopenstack to ide but discovered if I do Rev changes my
stack again on reload. Tessler used to wear a t-shirt at PARC, "DONT
MODE ME IN" It works for me. So how do I hack the IDE to give me an
option
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Re: Studio resizeing stack behind back of user..., i
For Mac Studio 2.7.3 users, there is a nasty bug. It will resize your
stacks thinking it has to consider a taskbar. For a workaround I put
in my preopenstack:
set the windowBoundingRect to 0,20,1024,764
currently its set by rev as 0,50,1024,764. If someone can tell me
where in IDE I can fix it, I would love it.
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Re: Studio resizeing stack behind back of user...
Mac Studio 2.7.3 users out there, does Studio resize your saved
stacks when you later reopen them? That is it thinks you have a Win
Taskbar and clips the stack height to account for it. I can't even
imagine why Rev would touch a users stack behind a developer's back.
That is a big no-no. And nothing I can do overrides Rev editing my
stack size.
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Re: U3 and Mac and possible tool....
I would love to see someone make this work for Rev with a smart gui
front end...
http://macscripter.net/articles/440_0_10_0_C/
Read and create!
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Re: UNICODE Update....fyi
Version 4.1 of the Unicode(R) Standard Released MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif., March 31 /PRNewswire/ -- The Unicode(R) Consortium announced today the release of the latest version of the Unicode Standard, Version 4.1.0. This version adds 1,273 new characters, including those necessary to complete roundtrip mapping of the HKSCS and GB 18030 standards, five new currency signs, some characters for Indic and Korean, and eight new scripts. In addition, there have been a number of significant additions and changes to the Unicode Character Database properties, which determine the behavior of characters in modern software. Unicode 4.1 adds two new Unicode Standard Annexes: UAX #31: Identifier and Pattern Syntax and UAX #34: Unicode Named Character Sequences, and makes significant changes to other Unicode Standard Annexes. UAX #31 is of particular interest as a result of the broader incorporation of Unicode in protocols and programming languages. Applications from programming languages to international domain names require stable mechanisms for distinguishing both identifiers and syntax characters, even as characters for additional languages are added to the Unicode Standard. The release of Unicode 4.1 will be soon followed by a new release of the Unicode Collation Algorithm, for language-sensitive sorting, searching, and matching; by Unicode Regular Expressions, setting the standard for handling Unicode character in regular expressions; and by a new draft of Unicode Security Considerations, for dealing with security issues posed by the large number of visually-similar characters in Unicode. For complete details on Unicode 4.1, see http://www.unicode.org/versions/4.1.0/ . Those interested in the latest developments in software globalization can attend the next Unicode conference, April 6-8, 2005 in Berlin, Germany. About the Unicode Standard The Unicode Standard is a fundamental component of all modern software and information technology protocols. It provides a uniform, universal architecture and encoding for all languages of the world -- with over 96,000 characters currently encoded -- and is the basis for processing, storage, and seamless data interchange of text data worldwide. Unicode is required by modern standards such as XML, Java, C#, ECMAScript (JavaScript), LDAP, CORBA 3.0, WML, IDN, etc., and is the official way to implement ISO/IEC 10646. About the Unicode Consortium The Unicode Consortium is a non-profit organization founded to develop, extend and promote software globalization. The membership of the consortium represents a broad spectrum of corporations and organizations in the computer and information processing industry. Full members (the highest level) are: Adobe Systems, L'Agence intergouvernementale de la Francophonie, Apple Computer, Government of India -- Ministry of Information Technology, Government of Pakistan -- National Language Authority, HP, IBM, Justsystem, Microsoft, Monotype Imaging, Oracle, RLG, SAP, Sun Microsystems, and Sybase. In addition, there are about 100 Supporting, Associate, Liaison, and Individual members. For more information, please contact the Unicode Consortium http://www.unicode.org . SOURCE Unicode Consortium ___ use-revolution mailing list use-revolution@lists.runrev.com http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
Re: ANN Nine ball pool
On Mar 24, 2005, at 1:48 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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It's so cool it needs some
nice graphics... so I added some:
WOW...you beat me to it...
Thank you, may your guis always be chewy and yummy!
andrew
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ANN Nine ball pool
On Mar 24, 2005, at 1:48 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: ANN Nine ball pool
-- Its been over 8yrs since I could play pool as a mental break for
nearly all games require much better eye/hand control than my body will
allow -- until now! Bless you a ten thousand handlers to bloom for your
work. I was depress I never got to play games too ;-) THANK YOU!
Nicely done too. I hope to get under its hood and improve it too if you
dont mind. ;-)
Andrew
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Re: really OT.... who is living Ireland?
Anyone on list who lives in or near Galway, Ireland? If so, please
contact me off-list. Thanks.
Andrew
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Re: search patch...
On Jan 24, 2005, at 6:33 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Until RunRev delivers a fully revised set of docs that includes this,
I've
created a "patch" stack that will change your current version of the
Rev
Docs so that it will no longer attempt to search or filter after
typing, but
*only* after you hit . This eliminates the annoying "No match"
dialog box that many of you have experienced.
-- thank you ken, the man! :-)
I had hoped the rev updater service within RR would have had this by
now.
Andrew
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Re: Shafer Books...a thank you.
Dan,
I thank you for your candor and willingness to seek a solution for
your book project. I personally own many of your books over the years,
so I know you can do the job when things are in sync for you. I respect
your talents.
I hope others would learn from your example. ;-)
Andrew
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Re: RAD challenge, ii
On Jan 22, 2005, at 7:38 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Four tutorials, plenty of code and screenshots
that guide novice users to create each of these
apps... That would be a challenge.
Who will learn quickly? Those novices starting RR? or Those starting
RB?
-- Amen!
I notice that RB ships with full working examples of each nearly all
key concepts in depth and breath and how-tos ... roughly 20mb! And that
is free to download and learn from even for the trail versions. I often
wish I could point newbies and wanna-owns the same for RR... I hope
that can happen one day.
Andrew
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