Re: [BUG] MacOS X 10.4.7 Rev 2.7.3 Intel Mac standalones look like classic.

2006-07-22 Thread Paul Claude
Andre, I've posted this some days ago.

---

Tired of manually copying the Plugins folder each time I test my app
building a new standalone, I've made a little script to automate this task.

Put it in a button handler, if you want.

on mouseUp
  -- put below your actual Revolution application path
  put /Applications/Revolution Studio/2.7.0-gm-1/Revolution.app into
revPath
  answer file Choose your app to add plugins: with
/Applications/Revolution Studio/
  put it into filePath
  set cursor to watch
  put /Contents/PlugIns/ after filePath
  put /Contents/PlugIns/ after revPath
  revCopyFolder revPathcoreimage_support.bundle,filePath
  revCopyFolder revPathjaguar_theme_support.bundle,filePath
  revCopyFolder revPathpanther_theme_support.bundle,filePath
  revCopyFolder revPathtiger_theme_support.bundle,filePath
  get the result
  if it  empty then answer it -- some error?
end mouseUp


Regards, 

Paul Claude
ZiggySoft Software
http://www.ziggy-soft.com/
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on 17-07-2006 3:35, Andre Garzia at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Friends,
 
 please take a look at the following shots:
 
 http://andregarzia.com/snap1.png
 http://andregarzia.com/snap2.png
 http://andregarzia.com/snap3.png -- this is the 'good' one
 
 As you can see the border looks like acqua but the inner controls
 look like classic. There's something wrong with the appearance
 manager? Why it is looking like classic? This happens only in
 standalones, inside the IDE everything looks acqua, this standalones
 are universal binaries. Did anyone experienced this kind of trouble?
 I sent this standalons to Sivakatirswami so that he could run on a
 PPC g4 machine and they look wrong just like here. My standalones are
 with the wrong look and feel! I never fiddled with the templates or
 the appearance manager.
 
 Check the third shot and you'll see that all controls are being
 rendered as classic controls weird, very weird!!!
 
 Please help, I can't ship apps that look like classic even if they
 behave like 2006 apps...
 
 Both rev 2.7.3 and 2.7.2 are building these strange standalones here...
 
 I am on an intel macbook with mac os x 10.4.7 and rev 2.7.3 (and 2.7.2)
 
 HELP!
 Andre
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Re: Rev ACG for Kagi

2006-06-21 Thread Paul Claude
Thanks, Jacqueline.

In effect, I need to generate each code with the email of the user, so I
need to wait until someone will release the Rev stack.


Regards, 

Paul Claude
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on 20-06-2006 18:27, J. Landman Gay at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 I think you can just send Kagi a list of license codes and they will
 send them out for you one at a time. This will work fine if your codes
 are not tied to any user-specific data, such as a user name. If they are
 just generic codes that will work for any user, it will be fine. This is
 the easiest way to do what you want, because Kagi handles everything.
 
 If you do want to build a code that is tied to user-specific data like
 the user name, then you have to generate them on the fly. This is what
 Kagi is talking about in the note you got from them. I don't think there
 has been a publicly released CGI Rev system for that (though I have made
 one for a client.) It is fairly complex.
 
 But the good news is that I was discussing this problem with Kagi at
 RevCon West and they are almost ready to release a Rev-based stack that
 will do the work for you. If you can wait a little while, it may be
 available pretty soon. Maybe Kee from Kagi will respond and give more info.
 
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Rev ACG for Kagi

2006-06-20 Thread Paul Claude
 I've been discussing (and started) developing Rev CGI for ACG with Ty. Looks
 like we might have a rev only solution very soon. Apparently I'm the first
 person to ask about Rev ACG.
 
 Cheers
 
 Monte

I've made a stack to generate license codes, but I need to let it works with
Kagi payment system (I don't know anything about CGI); Kagi wrote this to
me:

 You need to get the application to respond as a
 CGI, conforming to the ACG spec.
 
 The Spec can be downloaded here:
 http://www.kagi.com/acg/Specifications/ACGSpecification.html
 
 A CGI is a command line application.  I am sure that RRR has CGI frameworks.
 
 ty

There is some sample of Rev ACG to get, process and back CGI data (license
code) to the Kagi payment system?


Regards, 

Paul Claude
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[ANN] New URL for Rev tools

2006-06-09 Thread Paul Claude
Dear Revolution users,

please find the updated links of my Rev tools.

http://www.ziggy-soft.com/z_progs/Revolution_Quick_Reference.zip
(a little language reference of Revolution 2.0.2, including syntax, examples
and a short summary)

http://www.ziggy-soft.com/z_progs/revSmartSaveMod_1.rev
(a modified version of Rinadi's Smart Save stack)


Regards, 

Paul Claude
ZiggySoft Software
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Re: Copies of your app running on the local net

2006-05-30 Thread Paul Claude
 Suppose that you want to accommodate for the possibility to change
 user names. You would have to supply new license codes all the time.
 This doesn't only undermine the protective power of your licensing
 scheme, it also increases the danger of old license codes being lost
 and found by opportunists. Additionally, it demands an increasingly
 large amount of resources from your support department, due to the
 complexity of your license scheme.

And 

 Most people who pirate software will never become customers anyway.
 Taking funding away from customer-centric enhancements and marketing
 rarely pays bigger dividends than focusing on the experience of the
 legitimate user.

You're right. But do you think the best solution is to make a simple
semi-universal license code that will travel over the internet together with
your app?

Maybe. All depends from the percentage of piracy affecting your app. Surely
any protection can be hacked and all apps can be cracked, but the problem is
that one thing is to hack  crack, another thing is simply to copy the
'universal' serial for your app from the serial databases easily available
on the internet.

Probably marketing studies will confirm that is better to 'accept' some
piracy, but letting your customer a very easy license code use. I hope
someone will discover a method (other than $USER or E-net address) to solve
this old question.


Regards, 

Paul Claude
ZiggySoft Software
http://www.ziggy-soft.com/
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Copies of your app running on the local net

2006-05-29 Thread Paul Claude
Two shareware questions:

1) There is a way to determine if there is more than one copy of your app
running on a local net (to check the use of the right shareware license by
your customer)?

2) To create a license code for your customer that include the computer User
Name ($USER - to avoid illegal duplications and distributions), may cause
some contraindication?

Regards, 

Paul Claude
ZiggySoft Software
http://www.ziggy-soft.com/
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Re: Copies of your app running on the local net

2006-05-29 Thread Paul Claude
Thanks Mark.

 reply 1) Yes, you can broadcast a UDP request and make all copies on
 the network send (part of) their serial number to compare them with
 the serial number of the newly opened copy of your application.

Did you know if exists some example stack around, to perform and answer to
an UDP request?

 
 reply 2) Yes, you can use USER$ on some platforms, but not all. You
 can also use MAC address, label of the hard disk, IP address and
 other characteristics. However, I will never buy software that
 requires me to provide information like this, because I know it will
 be a hassle to install the software on a new machine. Besides, there
 is a hack for each protection measure which makes it difficult to
 decide how much to invest in protection.

I thought that $USER should be valid because: 1) a license is valid, in
effect, only for one user (think about a corporate with hundred of stations
that buy a copy of your app). 2) For a single user with 2 computers, in most
of the cases he will have the same account user name on both, and you can
also add a button in your site to automatically furnish a new code to a
registered user. I don't think to invest very much in protection, but a
simple - universal - license code, will put too easily your app in the
pirates market.


Regards, 

Paul Claude
ZiggySoft Software
http://www.ziggy-soft.com/
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Re: Copies of your app running on the local net

2006-05-29 Thread Paul Claude
on 29-05-2006 16:56, Alex Tweedly at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 There is a sample UDP client and server in revonline under username
 alextweedly - it's just a very simple echo server and echo client, but
 should be a start for you.

The UDP firewalled should be a problem.

 I wish I were that organized :-).
 I think I have at least 5 different user names on the computers in my house.

And you would not buy an app that offer you, for example, 5 license codes
for each computer you own? I can't find other solutions.


Regards, 

Paul Claude
ZiggySoft Software
http://www.ziggy-soft.com/
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Re: Smart Save stack modified

2006-05-16 Thread Paul Claude
The Smart-Save updated version is also in my Rev Online user space
(user: Paul Claude).
 


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In Rev 271 systemWindow doesn't works

2006-05-12 Thread Paul Claude
My stack can't set the systemWindow property in rev. 271, and the same thing
happens compiling it as standalone. If I open the same stack with rev 27,
the the systemWindow works again regularly.

Someone knows if it's a 271 bug or something is changed in the windows style
settings?

Greetings

Paul Claude


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Re: In Rev 271 systemWindow doesn't works

2006-05-12 Thread Paul Claude
Thanks, Mark, I have just voted for it.

Greetings

Paul Claude


on 12-05-2006 10:27, Mark Smith at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 This is bug 3592, new in 2.7.1. You can vote for it in Bugzilla/Revzilla
 
 Best,
 
 Mark


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Smart Save stack modified

2006-05-12 Thread Paul Claude
I'm an user of the Smart Save stack (of the great Frederic Rinaldi; I'm a
Frederic's fan from the times of HyperCard).

Recently, for my personal needs, I've made a modified version of Smart
Save stack and I've decided to post it here for anyone who should like it.

My modified stack has only 5 radio buttons (0 - 1 min - 5 min - 10 min - 15
min), and uses the revSave command to made a quickest save of mainstacks and
substacks. The stack is also smaller (I've always little space on my monitor
screen) and has a new button to instantly save now. You should put this
stack in the plug-ins folder, as the original one.

You may find it at:

http://www.ziggy-soft.com/z_progs/revSmartSaveMod_1.rev

Hope this may be useful for you.

Greetings

Paul Claude 


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Re: Revolution Syntax Quick Reference

2006-05-05 Thread Paul Claude
Hi Mark,

I have D/L your PDF: very useful.

Are you planning to update it?

Greetings

Paul Claude


on 3-05-2006 13:15, Mark Schonewille at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:

 Hi Paul,
 
 Great to have a small document that provides an overview of all
 important commands and functions at a glance. Thanks.
 
 I'd like to add that I have a slightly less compact document with
 examples available on the Economy-x-Talk homepage. The original is a
 HyperCard stack, which contains scripts in HyperTalk mostly, but
 there is also a PDF file available in the Downloads section.
 
 Best regards,
 
 Mark
 
 --
 
 Economy-x-Talk
 Consultancy and Software Engineering
 http://economy-x-talk.com
 http://www.salery.biz
 
 Salery is the easiest way to get your own web store on-line: http://
 www.salery.biz/salery.html
 
 
 
 Op 3-mei-2006, om 12:40 heeft Paul Claude het volgende geschreven:
 
 Now there is no more blank pages. Please re-download from
 http://www.ziggy-soft.com/z_progs/Revolution%20Quick%20Reference.zip .
 
 Greetings
 
 Paul Claude
 
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271 Bug?

2006-05-05 Thread Paul Claude
My stack has the systemWindow prop. set to true; in the 2.7.1 IDE is
impossible to set this property, the style remains topLevel. Reopening in
2.7, the systemWindow works again.

It's a 2.7.1 bug or I miss something?

Greetings

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Re: Revolution Syntax Quick Reference

2006-05-04 Thread Paul Claude
If this handbook should be useful for many people, I could try to update it
to Rev 2.7.x documentation; I will see in future.

Greetings

Paul Claude


on 3-05-2006 21:50, Francis Nugent Dixon at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 To Paul Claude,
 
 The PDF  Revolution Quick Reference is just
 what I wanted to build myself, because I need
 a Quick Reference List. But it already exists !
 
 FLG  (Finger Lickin' Good !)
 
 Thanks for pointing it out.
 
 -Francis
 
 Nothing should ever be done for the first time !
 
 
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Revolution Syntax Quick Reference

2006-05-03 Thread Paul Claude
Some time ago, I asked to the Revolution's staff for a printable language
guide  in PDF format, to easily print it and use it in developing
Revolution's applications. Geoff Canyon - from Runtime Revolution - told me
that The online documentation can be exported using the stack available
at...Be aware that it's very big -- about 4000 pages.

   Well, as I cannot print 4000 pages of documentation, I answered to Geoff
that I would have liked to create a short guide for me and for any other
Revolution's user.

   That's it. This is a little language reference of Revolution 2.0.2,
including syntax, examples and a short summary, exported from the Transcript
Dictionary stack - all in 43 pages - in  PDF format (A4 paper size).

http://www.ziggy-soft.com/z_progs/Revolution%20Quick%20Reference.zip

   I hope it may be useful for the Rev community.


Greetings

Paul Claude



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Re: Revolution Syntax Quick Reference

2006-05-03 Thread Paul Claude
No, it's abnormal. I will upload a correct version in a few minutes.

Greetings

Paul Claude


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Re: Revolution Syntax Quick Reference

2006-05-03 Thread Paul Claude
Now there is no more blank pages. Please re-download from
http://www.ziggy-soft.com/z_progs/Revolution%20Quick%20Reference.zip .

Greetings

Paul Claude


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Re: OSX Appearance?

2006-04-20 Thread Paul Claude
Arthur, I've posted this some days ago.

---

Tired of manually copying the Plugins folder each time I test my app
building a new standalone, I've made a little script to automate this task.

Put it in a button handler, if you want.

on mouseUp
  -- put below your actual Revolution application path
  put /Applications/Revolution Studio/2.7.0-gm-1/Revolution.app into
revPath
  answer file Choose your app to add plugins: with
/Applications/Revolution Studio/
  put it into filePath
  set cursor to watch
  put /Contents/PlugIns/ after filePath
  put /Contents/PlugIns/ after revPath
  revCopyFolder revPathcoreimage_support.bundle,filePath
  revCopyFolder revPathjaguar_theme_support.bundle,filePath
  revCopyFolder revPathpanther_theme_support.bundle,filePath
  revCopyFolder revPathtiger_theme_support.bundle,filePath
  get the result
  if it  empty then answer it -- some error?
end mouseUp

Greetings

Paul Claude




on 19-04-2006 2:24, Arthur Urban at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 I almost hate to ask this, but I'm tired of digging through the docs
 today...
 
 I just built my first standalone for XP and OSX. Under OSX, the app runs
 just fine, but the none of the controls appear in the Aqua style; looks
 more like classic to my eye. I built this under XP...what did I miss?
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Re: Close Substack Question?

2006-04-05 Thread Paul Claude
Hi Dave,

Have you tried something like this (in your library stack):

on closeStackRequest
  if the short name of this stack  the short name of me
  then pass closeStackRequest
end closeStackRequest

This should allows all other closestack requests, trapping only the one sent
to your library stack.

Greetings

Paul Claude


on 5-04-2006 14:45, David Burgun at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Hi,
 
 Ok, I tried that and now none of my stacks will close at all if i use
 the close button in the window title bar! Also the message box
 will not close either!
 
 Help! How do I get out of this?
 
 Is there somewhere in the docs that tell you explicitly what you need
 to do in order to:
 
 1.  Allow the close button in the Window Title Bar to close the
 window and then optionally have the stack not saved dialog appear?
 e.g. if the stack is dirty I want it to be automatically saved,
 
 2.  Have this work across many stacks and libraries.
 
 3.  Have this work with a sub-stack (my only sub-stack is in a
 library, but it would be nice to have a solution that works for
 everything!).
 
 I've searched and searched for something that explains how to do this
 but I can't find anything that positively tell you what should happen
 and how to handle it.
 
 Thanks a lot
 All the Best
 Dave
 
 On 4 Apr 2006, at 16:14, Rob Cozens wrote:
 
 
 Dave,
 
 I added a closeStackRequest handler to my sub-stack script:
 
 on closeStackRequest
 save this stack
 pass closeStackRequest
 end closeStackRequest
 
 But I still get prompted to save the sub-stack when closing it in
 the IDE.
 
 Do I need one in the mainStack too?
 
 
 
 I think all you need to do is not pass closeStackRequest in your
 closeStackRequest handler.
 
 Rob Cozens
 CCW, Serendipity Software Company
 
 And I, which was two fooles, do so grow three;
 Who are a little wise, the best fooles bee.
 
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Re: Close Substack Question?

2006-04-03 Thread Paul Claude
Hi Dave,

I had the same problem, but only in the standalone environment. No solutions
at the moment.

Greetings

Paul Claude


on 3-04-2006 12:13, David Burgun at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Hi All,
 
 I have a library stack that is opened via a start using command. This
 works fine, however if the same stack I have a sub-stack which is
 used for debugging, e.g. it has a field and dumps lines to the field.
 This works fine too, until I close the sub-stack. When I do this, it
 closes the mainStack too, so the library is lost to the other
 stacks that are using it.
 
 It's no big deal since I could just hide the sub-stack window, but
 I can't understand why closing the the sub-stack should also close
 the mainStack.
 
 I have the preOpenStack, openStack and closeStack handlers defined in
 the Script of the sub-stack.
 
 Any ideas?
 
 All the Best
 Dave
 
 
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Standalone builder bug in 2.7 - very little tip

2006-03-28 Thread Paul Claude
 The standalone builder is not including the plugins necessary to display
 OS X themes. For now, you can copy them from the Revolution application
 bundle (copy the entire Plugins folder) and paste them into your
 standalone. If you don't know how to do that, ask and we can help you.
 
 A few people are experiencing this problem and I have been trying to
 track down why. Most of us don't see it. However, one thing I have
 noticed is that many of those who experience the failure are from
 non-English-speaking countries. I wonder if the difference is the file
 paths on non-English copies of OS X.

Tired of manually copying the Plugins folder each time I test my app
building a new standalone, I've made a little script to automate this task.

Put it in a button handler, if you want.

on mouseUp
  -- put below your actual Revolution application path
  put /Applications/Revolution Studio/2.7.0-gm-1/Revolution.app into
revPath
  answer file Choose your app to add plugins: with
/Applications/Revolution Studio/
  put it into filePath
  set cursor to watch
  put /Contents/PlugIns/ after filePath
  put /Contents/PlugIns/ after revPath
  revCopyFolder revPathcoreimage_support.bundle,filePath
  revCopyFolder revPathjaguar_theme_support.bundle,filePath
  revCopyFolder revPathpanther_theme_support.bundle,filePath
  revCopyFolder revPathtiger_theme_support.bundle,filePath
  get the result
  if it  empty then answer it -- some error?
end mouseUp

Greetings

Paul Claude


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Re: HyperCard Stack conversion in RR 2.7

2006-03-24 Thread Paul Claude
I got the same problem. Maybe it's a 2.7 bug.

Greetings

Paul Claude


on 24-03-2006 18:10, Michael Caufield at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:

 Is the HC - RR stack conversion broken in RR 2.7? Every HC stack I
 try to open in 2.7 results in an error dialog saying There was a
 problem opening that stack. All of these same stacks open/convert
 fine in 2.6.1, and once they are converted by 2.6.1 can be used in
 2.7. I am using the OS X version of RR Enterprise 2.7 running on OS
 10.4.5 on PowerPC hardware.
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Re: HyperCard Stack conversion in RR 2.7

2006-03-24 Thread Paul Claude
You may easily search the mail archives using google.com, writing in the
search box:

text to search site:lists.runrev.com

Greetings

Paul Claude


on 24-03-2006 18:28, Michael Caufield at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:

 If I knew how to effectively search the archives, I would have found
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Add your app to login items (Mac)

2006-03-13 Thread Paul Claude
There is a way to do a script that may add or delete your app to Mac Login
Items (to auto run your app at Mac startup)?

I know that you could read/write the loginwindow.plist, but there is a more
simple way? I don't like to adopt and study complex XML libraries only for
this target.

Greetings

Paul Claude


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Re: Add your app to login items (Mac)

2006-03-13 Thread Paul Claude
Thanks Klaus,

I had thought about to this possibility, but I believed there was a way in
order to work directly with login items...

I must also check if creating an alias (or deleting it) in the startupItems
folder needs an authentication.




on 13-03-2006 15:40, Klaus Major at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 very quick guess (not tested, but worth a try :-):
 Maybe one could create an alias to the app in the folder Startupitems?
 - Bootvolume/Library/Startupitems/


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Re: Add your app to login items (Mac)

2006-03-13 Thread Paul Claude
Ciao Sims,

Thank you very much, I will test ASAP this Applescript.

Greetings

Paul Claude


on 13-03-2006 15:43, sims at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 tell application System Events
 get exists login item MyCoolProgram
 if result is false then
 make new login item at end of login items with
 properties {path:/Applications/MyCoolProgram.app, hidden:true,
 kind:application, name:MyCoolProgram}
 end if
 end tell


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Re: Font character shape

2006-03-12 Thread Paul Claude
Mac Os X, system 10.3.9, custom windowshape, no text antialiasing.

Ok, the bug is exactly as you told. I hope Rev developers will correct this
in next update.

Greetings

Paul Claude


on 11-03-2006 18:43, Scott Rossi at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 What platform/system version?  Does your stack have a custom windowshape?
 
 There appears to be a bug with text antialiasing in Rev 2.7, on Mac OS X
 10.3.9 -- specifically the text antialiasing gets removed.  The bug does not
 appear to be present on more recent systems.  The Rev developers are aware
 of this.


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Font character shape

2006-03-11 Thread Paul Claude
I've copied a field from an external stack in my own stack and all the
characters in this field are changed and looks bad; my stack uses the same
font (Arial narrow), the same size and style (controlled also with the
effective keyword), but the two stacks, together opened in Rev 2.7, looks
very different.

In my stack the shape of characters seems raw, and in the original stack the
shape seems perfect. There is some stack general property that change the
look of the characters (antialiasing, etc.)? I haven't found nothing in the
Rev documentation.


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Re: Slow Dialogs in Rev 2.7

2006-03-09 Thread Paul Claude
Well, I've copied the whole revolution folder in my iBook, and there it
works normally (mac os x 10.3.9), so it's not a plugin issue. I think the
problem could be related to Mac Os 10.4.4.

on 08/03/2006 19:16, J. Landman Gay at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 I am completely puzzled. I don't think anyone else has this problem or
 they would have said so. It must be something about your particular
 system. All I can suggest is to reinstall Revolution.
 
 Sometimes virus checkers interfere and cause slowdowns, but that doesn't
 seem too likely since your other windows open okay.
 
 If you have any custom plugins, try removing them and restarting Rev.
 Also make sure you have no custom frontscripts or backscripts. I hope
 someone else can think of other things to try, because what is happening
 is not normal behavior.

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Re: Slow Dialogs in Rev 2.7

2006-03-08 Thread Paul Claude
Yes, is delayed. As I told you, also the Rev. dialogs are slow; as example,
when I close the script editor, it needs several seconds to appears the
save dialog. And, if I want to rename some custom property through the
inspector panel, the ask dialog appears always after 7/10 seconds.


on 7-03-2006 21:04, J. Landman Gay at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 That is definitely not normal behavior. Does it only happen in one
 stack, or in all of them? What happens if you relaunch Rev, make a new
 stack, and put this in a button:
 
 on mouseup
   answer This is a test.
 end mouseup
 
 Does that delay too?


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Slow Dialogs in Rev 2.7

2006-03-06 Thread Paul Claude
In Rev 2.7 many things seems a little quicker than before, except from the
dialogs; all kind of dialogs (answer, ask, even the save dialog that appears
when you save your stack) shows after 7-10 seconds from calling.

It's a bug?


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Re: Slow Dialogs in Rev 2.7

2006-03-06 Thread Paul Claude
Mac Os X 10.4.4, on a Mac G4 400mhz, and Rev. 2.7. It's incredible, but all
the dialogs are deadly slow; 10 seconds at least, for every dialog (user
dialogs and Rev. internal dialogs)

Greetings

Paul Claude


on 6-03-2006 21:04, J. Landman Gay at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 It works fine for me here, no delays at all. What OS are you using, and
 what version of Revolution?


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Re: Type a text from a palette stack to an external window

2006-03-05 Thread Paul Claude
Hi Sarah,

But I would need a palette the floats in front of all windows on the
screen, not just the windows of my main application, to be available from
any other app (a text editor, an email client, etc.).

It seems that Rev has some difficulty to work with mixed external apps (no
system menus, dock menus, etc.), so the systemWindow palette could be the
only way to do this. But how?


on 3-03-2006 21:52, Sarah Reichelt at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 This is the correct behavior for a window set to systemWindow style -
 it will always stay at the front. Try making it a normal palette but
 not setting it to systemWindow.
 
 HTH,
 Sarah


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Re: Type a text from a palette stack to an external window

2006-03-03 Thread Paul Claude
Anyone can help me in this matter? It's a Rev bug?


on 1-03-2006 14:06, Paul Claude at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 There is a way to let Revolution (also via Applescript) may type a text on
 an external app window (i.e. a text editor)?
 
 I've tried using various AS tips to bring the ext. window to the frontmost,
 but every time the focus remains on the stack (a systemWindow style
 palette), and typing give back only an error sound.
 
 
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Type a text from a palette stack to an external window

2006-03-01 Thread Paul Claude
There is a way to let Revolution (also via Applescript) may type a text on
an external app window (i.e. a text editor)?

I've tried using various AS tips to bring the ext. window to the frontmost,
but every time the focus remains on the stack (a systemWindow style
palette), and typing give back only an error sound.


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Re: Type a text from a palette stack to an external window

2006-03-01 Thread Paul Claude
Hi Lynn,

unfortunately this does not work for me. Perhaps the problem is that my
stack has a systemWindow style.

I've created this property, running it as Applescript:

tell application System Events to set frontApp to name of (item 1 of
(processes whose frontmost is true))
tell window 1 of application frontApp to activate
tell application System Events
keystroke Test
end tell
return frontApp

It properly return the name of the text editor that's already open
(frontApp), but doesn't bring it really to the front, and fails to type.



on 1-03-2006 14:46, Lynn Marie Peterson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 
 Hi Paul ~
 
 I am relatively new to RunRev, but I just ran into this recently in my own
 project. I had the same problem with AS, but this is what I did (note this
 does not include AS routine to transfer text, just activate an external app
 window:
 
 on mouseUp
   put tell application  quote  Microsoft Word  quote  return into
 tAppleScript
   put open  return after tAppleScript
   put end tell after tAppleScript
   do tAppleScript as AppleScript
   put tell application  quote  Microsoft Word  quote  return into
 tAppleScript
   put activate  return after tAppleScript
   put end tell after tAppleScript
   do tAppleScript as AppleScript
 end mouseUp
 
 I tried putting the AScript into one put tell application, but I found the
 same thing you did... it would launch the Word app, but not bring it to the
 frontmost app, so I had to tell it to open and then activate in separate
 tell application statements. I'm sure there is a more concise, elegant way
 which the experts here on the list will provide.
 
 Lynn P.
 --
 View this message in context:
 http://www.nabble.com/Type-a-text-from-a-palette-stack-to-an-external-window-t
 1205435.html#a3183270
 Sent from the Revolution - User forum at Nabble.com.
 
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Re: openStack Initialization Issues

2006-02-26 Thread Paul Claude
on preOpenStack
  if the short name of this stack = the short name of me then
-- do initialization
  end if
end preOpenStack

Maybe this is the better way, because you can control the message even if
your main stack has more than one card.

Greetings

Paul Claude


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Re: Standalone graphic

2006-02-23 Thread Paul Claude
I've pasted the Rev Plugins folder to the standalone and now it works; for
your reference, I'm in Italy but I've selected the English version of the
Mac Os system, so I have the English path for all system folders: maybe the
Rev standalone builder engine looks at the system country and not at the
system language, searching (as in my case) for inexistent folders.

If you need that I beta-test an updated standalone builder, contact me.

Greetings

Paul Claude


on 23-02-2006 20:19, J. Landman Gay at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 The standalone builder is not including the plugins necessary to display
 OS X themes. For now, you can copy them from the Revolution application
 bundle (copy the entire Plugins folder) and paste them into your
 standalone. If you don't know how to do that, ask and we can help you.
 
 A few people are experiencing this problem and I have been trying to
 track down why. Most of us don't see it. However, one thing I have
 noticed is that many of those who experience the failure are from
 non-English-speaking countries. I wonder if the difference is the file
 paths on non-English copies of OS X.


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Re: Invoke your background stack by a key combination

2006-02-20 Thread Paul Claude
Hi Malte,

Thank you very much, it works perfectly.

Greetings

Paul Claude


on 20-02-2006 11:50, Malte Brill at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Hi Paul,
 
 I would write a keyboard listener script. This might get you started:
 
 A stack with a field and a button:
 
 In the buttons script:
 
 on mouseUp
if the flag of me is empty then set the flag of me to false
set the flag of me to not the flag of me
if the flag of me then
  put empty into fld myField
  startlisten
end if
 end mouseUp
 
 on startlisten
if the keysDown is not empty then
  put the keysdowncr after fld 1
end if
if the flag of me then send startlisten to me in 50 millisecs
 end startlisten
 
 This will also work if the stack is in background.
 
 Hope that helps,
 
 Malte
 


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Re: System menus

2006-02-20 Thread Paul Claude
As always, I think freedom is beautiful; and it would be also beautiful to
have the possibility of using the full potential of a programming language
brilliant as Revolution.

On other hands, hacking the system may be a way to increase its power; I
don't think Apple really feel hurt by this, considering that all the
applications I mentioned before are advertised by Apple itself on Apple's
official site. Take a look at:

http://guide.apple.com/action.lasso?-database=macosguide-layout=cgi_detail;
-response=/ussearch/detail.htmlprodkey=66163-search

you will find a beautiful Apple's page dedicated to the hackers of
MenuCalendarClock.

If a new program is useful and good, Macintosh users are satisfied and Apple
is happy too (in spite of the menubar has been violated...).

on 20-02-2006 16:22, Richard Gaskin at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 It may be worth noting that there is no sanctioned API for that, as
 Apple considers those menus to be exclusively for their own use:
 
  Reserved for use by Apple, the right side of the menu bar
  may contain items that provide feedback on and access to
  certain hardware or network settings.
 http://developer.apple.com/documentation/UserExperience/Conceptual/OSXHIGuide
 lines/XHIGMenus/chapter_16_section_4.html
 
 
 Third-party programs which make such menus for themselves do so by
 violating Apple's design mandate and effectively hacking the system.
 
 --
   Richard Gaskin
   Managing Editor, revJournal


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Re: Accessing AddressBook.data: javascript?

2006-01-12 Thread Paul Claude
Hi sims,

 Does it have to be javascript?
 Can you use applescript? (I am assuming that you are talking about a Mac)
 
 ciao,
 sims

If you have read entirly my post, you'll find that the problem is that I
need to read the adressbook.data database WITHOUT opening the Address Book
app.

I would like any suggestion (applescript, shell commands, javascript or any
other thing is available through revolution) to do this.

Ciao

Paul Claude
-- 
Greetings from Rome


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Re: Accessing AddressBook.data: javascript?

2006-01-12 Thread Paul Claude
This is a good method, Scott, I knew it before, but the problem is that I
cannot prepare a stack for other users that cannot works without another
external app. My stack should be sufficient to read the addressbook.data
database by itself (like those funny widgets - easy envelope or address book
do...) 

Ciao

Paul Claude
-- 
Greetings from Rome



on 12-01-2006 10:38, Scott Rossi at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Perhaps something here might help:
 
   http://gnufoo.org/contacts/
 
 Regards,
 
 Scott Rossi
 Creative Director
 Tactile Media, Multimedia  Design
 -
 E: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 W: http://www.tactilemedia.com


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Re: Accessing AddressBook.data: javascript?

2006-01-12 Thread Paul Claude
Hi Klaus,

 In Transcript:
 - (specialfolderpath(asup)  /AddressBook/)
 
 But looks like this is in binary format?
 (Binary stuff is still a mistery to me :-)
 
 I have no idea how to extract the entries from whatever file in this
 folder,
 but i am sure this is possible somehow...

Yes I know. If it had been a simple text file...

But no.

Ciao

Paul Claude
-- 
Greetings from Rome


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Accessing AddressBook.data: javascript?

2006-01-11 Thread Paul Claude
An old problem; other languages (as RealBasic) have classes who allow to
access the Address Book database without opening the application
(applescripting method).

My question is: the Address Book Widget (and the Easy Envelope widget too)
can access the database using apparently some Javascript code (you may find
it opening the widget package), and Revolution too can run Javascript code
through the command do.

There is someone that, knowing the Javascript language, can extract the
right code from these widgets in order to read the records from the
addressbook.data database?


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Re: Set the icon to (icon of another stack)--YES!

2006-01-11 Thread Paul Claude
 Bon Jurno, Paul,
Buon giorno, Rob,

 1. Would this work?
Nice script. In my first post about this problem I have wrote that a
solution similar to yours may surely works, but I was searching for some way
to not load all images (for memory problemns) in my stack; now i'm supposing
that this will be the only way...

Merci beaucoup, Rob, pour ton temps et ton aide.
 
 Cao!
Ciao!


Paul Claude
-- 
Greetings from Rome




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Re: Accessing AddressBook.data: javascript?

2006-01-11 Thread Paul Claude
Guten Tag Klaus,

 sorry, but Rev cannot handle JavaScript via the do command.
 Actually Rev cannot handle JS at all!
I've read this in the Transcript official documentation about do command:
On Mac OS and OS X systems, the OSALanguageName is a script language (such
as AppleScript) supported under the Open Scripting Architecture. The
available languages are returned by the alternateLanguages function. If you
specify an OSALanguageName, the statementList must be written in the
specified language.

Did you mean that what they said it's wrong?

 But i really doubt that this plugin can be used/addressed from within
 Rev.
I'm sorry for this; have you also see the method used by the Easy Envelope
Widget (http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/19130)?

Ciao

Paul Claude
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Greetings from Rome


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Re: Accessing AddressBook.data: javascript?

2006-01-11 Thread Paul Claude
Dear Klaus and Ton,

When I write answer the alternateLanguages in the messagebox it gives me
AppleScript and JavaScript too! Why it's different for you? I suppose
that this means that I can directly use do with JavaScript code.

Have you checked the Easy Envelope Widget
(http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/19130)? The problem is that I don't
know JavaScript: someone out know how to use it starting from those widgets
scripts?

Paul Claude
-- 
Greetings from Rome


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Re: Accessing AddressBook.data: javascript?

2006-01-11 Thread Paul Claude
Dear Klaus,

 I still get applescript only.
 
 Why it's different for you?
 
 I have no idea???
 I use OS X 10.4.4 and Rev 2.6.1
 
 Any ideas, dear listees?

I have your same configuration.
Have you installed the latest JS environment? Maybe this only is your
problem. I will do some experiment searching for some little JS code to test
inside Rev.

 Have you checked the Easy Envelope Widget
 (http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/19130)? The problem is that I
 don't
 know JavaScript:
I hope someone may help us ;-)


Paul Claude
-- 
Greetings from Rome


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Re: Accessing AddressBook.data: javascript?

2006-01-11 Thread Paul Claude
Dear Klaus,

 ?? Where do I possibly get this one?

Try http://www.apple.com/support/downloads/java2se50release1.html

Ciao

Paul Claude
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Re: Accessing AddressBook.data: javascript?

2006-01-11 Thread Paul Claude
 this is the latest JAVA (not JavaScript) distribution and I have
 already installed
 a newer version.
 
 It is getting VERY strange...?! :-)
I'm sorry, Klaus, but I haven't installed nothing else, from what I can
remember.


Paul Claude
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Greetings from Rome




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Re: Accessing AddressBook.data: javascript?

2006-01-11 Thread Paul Claude
That's all very interesting.

But there is anyone that have an idea about how to solve the problem
explained in the title of this thread?


Paul Claude
-- 
Greetings from Rome



on 11-01-2006 11:00, Paul Claude at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 An old problem; other languages (as RealBasic) have classes who allow to
 access the Address Book database without opening the application
 (applescripting method).
 
 My question is: the Address Book Widget (and the Easy Envelope widget too)
 can access the database using apparently some Javascript code (you may find
 it opening the widget package), and Revolution too can run Javascript code
 through the command do.
 
 There is someone that, knowing the Javascript language, can extract the
 right code from these widgets in order to read the records from the
 addressbook.data database?


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Re: Set the icon to (icon of another stack)--YES!

2006-01-09 Thread Paul Claude
Dear Rob,

I cannot change in any way the X2 or X3 stack, because it is an external
stack, not mine, and it may change everytime: I'm not switching themes, I'm
browsing stacks.


on 5-01-2006 17:15, Rob Cozens at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Can your design allow you to separate the images in X2 from the
 resources that must be opened?  (If not, why not?)


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Re: Set the icon to (icon of another stack)--YES!

2006-01-09 Thread Paul Claude
Hi Rob,

You got reason, perhaps I have not explained well the problem. My stack is
an utility that simply shows the images of another choosen stack opened by
the user; so I cannot know if the user have one or many open stacks, and
what stack was opened before, or the potential ID conflicts.

That's why my only goal was to succeed to indicate exactly from which open
stack my utility read the images, avoiding eventual ID conflicts of
previously opened stacks.

I'm sorry for my poor english ;-)


Paul Claude
-- 
Greetings from Rome



on 9-01-2006 17:56, Rob Cozens at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 This leaves me mystified as to what you want to achieve (not that
 it's any of my business; but it's hard to propose a solution when one
 doesn't understand the problem).


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Re: Set the icon to (icon of another stack)--YES!

2006-01-05 Thread Paul Claude
Hi Rob,

Very good work. It actually may help people who must switch themes of a
stack.

For my needs, I cannot close the stack X2, therefore your solution it's
not applicable.

Thanks however.

Paul Claude



on 5-01-2006 6:40, Rob Cozens at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 All,
 
 Chameleon stack script:
 
 On the vain presumption this might actually be of use to some people,
 here's an improved version.  Initialization is moved from openStack
 to preOpenStack and the handlers otherwise tweaked.
 
 local imagePath1,imagePath2,currentLibrary
 
 on preOpenStack
get the effective fileName of this stack
set the itemDelimiter to /
put X2.rev into item -1 of it
put it into imagePath1
put X3.rev into item -1 of it
put it into imagePath2
start using stack imagePath1
put imagePath1 into currentLibrary
refreshButtons
 end preOpenStack
 
 on switchLibraries
set the itemDelimiter to /
stop using stack currentLibrary
close stack currentLibrary
get item -1 of currentLibrary
if it is x3.rev then -- use switch logic if toggling between
 three or more icon libraries
  start using stack imagePath1
  put imagePath1 into currentLibrary
 else
  start using stack imagePath2
  put imagePath2 into currentLibrary
end if
send refreshButtons to this stack in 1 tick
 end switchLibraries
 
 on refreshButtons
lock screen
repeat with x = 1 to the number of buttons
  set the icon of button x to (the icon of button x)
end repeat
unlock screen
 end refreshButtons
 
 Rob Cozens, CCW
 Serendipity Software Company
 
 Vive R Revolution!
 
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Set the icon to (icon of another stack)

2006-01-04 Thread Paul Claude
 Eric Chatonet
 Images are the only objects the IDs of which can be changed:
 Just change the IDs of some images to avoid any conflict :-)
 And keep on hand the IDs list :-)
 
 In order to be meticulous, you can store all images in a stack or a
 substack, or put them onto a specific card dedicated to them.

Right, Eric, it's a Columbus egg, but you must consider that I cannot change
those Ids and that stack X2 and X3 are not mine and they are changing often.
So I need another solution.

 Rob Cozens CCW
 Try:
 
  start using stack x3
  lock screen
  repeat with x = 1 to the number of buttons
  set the icon of button x to (the icon of button x)
  end repeat
  unlock screen
 
 or going to another card in stack x1.
 

Well Rob, I really doesn't understand what you means. It's not a problem of
sceen redrawing, the problem is that, as explained in my example, I cannot
load (with the expression 'set the icon of btn x to...') the image in stack
X3 if an image with the same ID is in stack X2, and I don't know how solve
this problem.

Greetings

Paul Claude

P.S. Is there anybody that can tell me how to append my messages to this
list to an existing thread, without beginning each time a new thread (I use
entourage X)?


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Thread problem

2006-01-04 Thread Paul Claude
 I'm not sure I understand your problem, but if you highlight the text  of
 the current thread it will place it in your response (as above), then you
 need to change the Subject text to match the thread subject.
 
 If this doesn't answer your question, try restating the question.
 
 James Z.

Your answer has open a new thread in the
http://mail.runrev.com/pipermail/use-revolution/2006-January/ (that I use in
Firefox to browse and post in the list). When I click on your name, I got
the same result, as my email client (entourage X) open a new message window
with the right thread title but open always a new thread on the list.


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Set the icon to (icon of another stack)

2006-01-04 Thread Paul Claude
 Well :-)
 Sorry if I misunderstood.
 You could try this tested workaround:
 
 on SetImage pID
local tFlag
--
 if there is an image ID pID then
  set the ID of image ID pID to 25
  put true into tFlag
 end if
 put image ID pID of stack X3 into image Template
 -- or what you want :-)
 if tFlag then set the ID of image ID 25 to pID
 end SetImage
 

Thanks, Eric, this surely works; I only was searching for a tip to avoid the
change (also if temporary) of the source image ID, as I can have many stacks
opened and many images to load together, but I am beginning to think that it
does not exist :-( 

Thanks again

Paul Claude


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Set the icon to (icon of another stack)

2006-01-04 Thread Paul Claude
 I made things far too much complicated :-)
 
 put image ID ID of stack x3 into image Image Name is enough ;-)
 

Eric, the problem was another:

set the icon of btn x of stack X1 to (image ID ID of stack x3)

doesn't works if also in stack X2 there is an image with the same ID:
Revoultion loads the image of X2 in place of the one of X3, also if these
images have differents names.

 Unfortunately, you're right, Paul. If you have two images with the same ID
 open at the same time, you can't assign an icon to a button by ID and be
 able to clearly pick which one you want. So you either need to renumber the
 IDs (temporarily), or only open one stack at a time and make sure the
 destroyStack property is turned on so that it is purged from memory when it
 closes.
 

Thanks, Ken, now I can surrender...


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Thread problem

2006-01-04 Thread Paul Claude
 Is there any reason you don't just ask to receive the mailing list as emails
 to Entourage instead of using Firefox? I do this and have the emails
 filtered to go to a specific folder I've created in Entourage, and then set
 the view of the messages to group by conversation - which effectively gives
 me a threaded view of the emails. If you were able to do this, you can just
 reply to specific messages and they would stay in the same thread when seen
 through Firefox...

I was using FireFox to not fill my Entourage file with hundred of emails, as
I use it for my work and I have already multiple 'heavy' accounts.
But I think yours is the only solution. Thanks.



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Thread problem

2006-01-03 Thread Paul Claude
I have a little problem posting messages to this list. I've asked several
times for a solution to heather at runrev.com, but without any answer, so I
ask directly to you.

I've made many posts to this list, but everytime my posts open a new thread,
I cannot continue an existing one. How can I post in a existing thread (I
use Microsoft Entourage X on a Mac)?

Greetings

PaulClaude


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Set the icon to (icon of another stack)

2006-01-03 Thread Paul Claude
 Hi, Paul,
 
 Don't confuse the script of an object in the hierarchy with the order of
 stack windows you ³see².
 
 Invoking 'start using' places the *stack script* of that stack in the
 *message* hierarchy, not the stack itself.
 
 Construct a reference to a stack by name and that will be the location
 eg image 1 of card id 1265 of stack Image Lib People
 
 Also
  if stored in a different folder use
 ³/Users/MyLogin/Documents/RevLibStacks/ImageLib.rev² for example.
 In Rev, the filePath is the location and name of the file or folder whose
 long equivalent you want.
 put the longfilepath of the filename of this stack
 If you specify a name but not a location, Revolution assumes the stack is in
 the defaultFolder.

Hi Jim,

My problem is a little different.

Think to have 3 open stacks, named x1, x2 and x3, and opened in this order.
Stack X2 and Stack X3 have two images with the same ID (i.e. 1008).

How you set the icon of a button in stack x1 with the image id 1008 of stack
x3?

1) Using: set the icon of btn y to 1008 shows the icon of stack x2
2) Using: 
set the icon of btn y to (image ID 1008 of stack thelongfilepath) shows
nothing
3) 'Start using' or 'set defaultStack' does'nt change the things.


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Set the icon to (icon of another stack)

2005-12-12 Thread Paul Claude

Hi Paul,

There is a way to tell to Revolution to look in stack X before  
the other

open stacks, even if they have been loaded previously?

 start using stack X

places stack X ahead of all other library stacks in the message
chain; but it will not place it ahead of the topStack.  The images
may need to be on card 1 if the stack is in use but otherwise  
unopened.


I have suggested previously, but never seriously explored, the
possibility that one could change the look and feel of an app with
one start using statement that toggled between two library stacks
containing different sets of images with the same ids.




Hi Rob,

I've tried your tip, but it seems that the start using stack   
method works for scripts
but not to 'link' images as icons. Maybe Revolution use another  
message path hierarchy

for this.

PaulClaude



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Set the icon to (icon of another stack)

2005-12-06 Thread Paul Claude
To assign temporary an image to the button icon of your stack, Revolution
looks for the specified image first in the current stack, then in other open
stacks. But if you need to indicate an image of another open stack X
(without copying the image to your stack), you can assign this image to your
button only if this image has an id different from those in open stacks
loaded before the stack X.

There is a way to tell to Revolution to look in stack X before the other
open stacks, even if they have been loaded previously?


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ImageSource with images of various sizes

2005-12-02 Thread Paul Claude
 Yes - if you change the rect of the original image and set its lockLocation
 to true, the resized version of the image will be used in the list.

No, the problem is this: I cannot change the original image, nor copy it. I
only need to show an 'icon' of the image (as in a button).


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ImageSource with images of various sizes

2005-12-02 Thread Paul Claude
 Hi Paul,
 
 Then if you want to show a big image AND have a mini thumbnail used
 as an icon, there are 2 possibilities:
 If images are static ones, prepare 2 images, a big one and a tiny
 one :-)
 If images can be imported by the user, you'll build their thumbnail
 on-the-fly.
 
 Le 2 déc. 05 à 13:00, Paul Claude a écrit :
 
 No, the problem is this: I cannot change the original image, nor
 copy it. I
 only need to show an 'icon' of the image (as in a button).
 
 Best Regards from Paris,
 
 Eric Chatonet.
 
 So Smart Software
 

Thanks, Eric, but the problem is different: I would use the imageSource
property to show images from other stacks on a list field in my stack, but
avoiding to manipulate the images and to make unreadable my field. If you
show an image of another opened stack in your button (as icon), the size
maybe bigger but results dropped and it's OK; in a field as imagesource,
it's not dropped and 'invades' the field.

Paris c'est merveilleuse (I'm born in Paris).

Bye

PaulClaude


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ImageSource with images of various sizes

2005-12-02 Thread Paul Claude
 on SetImageSource pImageName,pField,pChar,pHeight
create invisible image
set the botright of last image to -1,-1 -- off-screen
put image pImageName into last image
set the lockloc of last image to true
set the name of last image to pImageName  Thumb
set the height of last image to 14
set the width of last image to (the width of img Ref / the
 height of img Ref) * pHeight
set the imageSource of char pChar of fld pField to pImageName 
 Thumb
 end SetImageSource
 

Thanks, Eric, it works: the only problem is to copy all the images into your
stack with consequents problems of memory and speed, but I understand that
yours is the only solution.

Only setting the icon of a button you can obtain to show the image trimmed
without copying it.

Bye

PaulClaude


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ImageSource with images of various sizes

2005-12-01 Thread Paul Claude
I have a list field with the first char of each line as image through the
imageSouce property, setted dinamically; the problem is that if an image is
big, the field became fool, unreadable. There is a way to show an image that
must have a maximum size as the list field need (using always the imageSouce
property, no buttons grouped, etc.) ?


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Access Address Book or iCal

2005-11-04 Thread Paul Claude
On 21 feb Joel Guillod asked for this:

 Is there a way to access to the Mac OS X Address Book from Revolution?
 I found that RealBasic provides classes to do this so you can read from
 or write to the
 Address Book.

Someone knows a way to access Address Book or iCal files without using
AppleScript?


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Shared menus

2005-10-07 Thread Paul Claude
 Richard Gaskin wrote:
 
 Dude, don't get me started.
 
 While I have apps written for Win95 that continue to run without
 difficulty in Microsoft's latest OS, on Mac we've had to port from 68k
 to PPC, and then from Classic to OS X, and even now stuff break between
 releases of OS X.

You have reason, but it must consider also that XP is only little different
from Windows 98, while Classic and MacOsX are example of a core and GUI real
progress.

However, if someone knows a workaround in order to realize a shared menu, it
will be the welcome.


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Shared menus

2005-10-06 Thread Paul Claude
Is there anybody who knows if Revolution may create shared menus (the menus
that appears on the right side of the menubar and are available from any
application)?


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Shared menus

2005-10-06 Thread Paul Claude
Thanks Richard, but you surely know that many non-apple appications override
this rules, directly or through the Shared Menus Enhancer or the haxies by
Unsanity; I have in my menu bar iKey, Metereologist, MenuCalendarClock,
ABDialer, MainMenu, and there are many othe similar apps.

There is a way to use this also through Revolution?


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Shared menus

2005-10-06 Thread Paul Claude
I need, as for ABDialer or Jon's Phone Tool, to make a menu available from
any app with the possibility to make a phone call, choosing an address, etc.


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CS Notification Center

2005-09-22 Thread Paul Claude
As I understand, this can be a method (other than applescript) to quickly
exchange informations within applications; i know that other
application posts notifications to the distributed notification
center and your client program can register to receive them, but I don't
know, in my Rev client program, how to register and receive such
informations.


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CS Notification Center

2005-09-20 Thread Paul Claude
Anyone have idea about how to use the Apple's CSNotificationCenter (
http://developer.apple.com/documentation/CoreFoundation/Reference/CFNotifica
tionCenterRef/index.html) to read informations of other applications from a
Revolution stack?


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Icon menus on the right side of the menubar

2005-06-01 Thread Paul Claude
Is there anybody who knows a way to place a menu as system menu, i.e. a
global menu that you may access by every open application in the right side
of menubar, as those managed by the SystemUIServer?

I'd like to create an app that became invisible, letting only a little menu
icon on the right side of the menubar, as MenuCalendarClock or WheatherMan
does.

Any suggest?


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SystemUIServer

2005-05-30 Thread Paul Claude
Is there anybody who knows a way to place a menu as system menu, i.e. a
global menu that you may access by every open application in the right side
of menubar, as those managed by the SystemUIServer?


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Combo-box/popup menu in a list field?

2005-03-23 Thread Paul Claude
Hi Jan,

Can you send me your stack? I have the same problem of Valetia, to put
option-menu buttons to each row of a specified column in a scrolling list
field.

Thanks

Paul


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