Re: Oh Christ... Image Name?

2005-12-14 Thread Thomas McGrath III

Jim,

I like the charToNum idea too. But doesn't the -- put the imageSource  
of char x of field myfield -- return blank if no imagesource is found?


so

repeat for each char x of field myField
if the imageSource of char x of field myField is  then
next repeat
else
put the imageSource of char x of field myField after lMyLocal
end if
end repeat

put lMyLocal into field myList

should work,,, NO

Not tested.

Tom

On Dec 13, 2005, at 12:32 AM, Jim Ault wrote:


Yeah, Thomas, it would be easier as you suggest to generate a list of
[number of char, charToNum, imagesource] otherwise it could be  
difficult.
Good suggestion.  I suppose if one uses a lot of these, as in a  
library, it
might be good to create a reverse directory that includes the  
image, name,

id, (and for the meticulous) places occuring.

Jim Ault
Las Vegas


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Yeah but you have to know what char the imagesource is in to do it
that way.

I suppose if you did not know you could do a repeat for each char and
put that after a new field to see.

Tom

On Dec 13, 2005, at 12:18 AM, Kathy Jaqua wrote:


Tom

Could It really be that easy?  You rule...


I 'll try that and get back to you.
Ok, ok let's see put the ...char x of field...

T H A N K  Y O U

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Re: Oh Christ... Image Name?

2005-12-13 Thread Malte Brill

Hi Tom and all,

the repeat for each method Tom suggested won´t work, as repeat for each 
doesn´t give a numerical index variable, but actually holds the value 
of the char.


The for each loop could look like this, using a counter variable:

put 0 into tCounter
repeat for each char theChar in fld myField
  add 1 to tCounter
  if the imageSource of char tCounter of fld myField is empty then 
next repeat
  put the imageSource of char tCounter of fld myField  cr after 
tListOfImageIDs

end repeat
delete char -1 of  tListOfImageIDs

Also one thing to be aware of: If you work with HTML text of the field, 
the original character in the field is likely to get lost and you end 
up with a space instead.


Try this with a field:

put abc into fld myField
set the imagesource of char 1 of fld myField to the ID of img 
myImage

set the HTMLText of fld myField to the HTMLText of fld myField
put char 1 of fld myField =  

- true

:-)


Just 0.1 cent,

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Re: Oh Christ... Image Name?

2005-12-13 Thread Jerry Muelver
How about putting the HTMLtext of the whole line into a variable, then 
parsing the variable for a img src= chunk to pick out a possible 
imageSource identifier?


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Re: Oh Christ... Image Name?

2005-12-13 Thread Jim Ault
On 12/13/05 3:43 AM, Jerry Muelver [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 How about putting the HTMLtext of the whole line into a variable, then
 parsing the variable for a img src= chunk to pick out a possible
 imageSource identifier?
 
Yes, Jerry, interesting to have 3 versions of the same string, eh.
ver 1 = the htmlText which includes tags
ver 2 = the visible chars in the field wrapped according to the fld
rectangle
ver 3 = the text of the fld which is all the ASCII chars without tags.
- script lines ---
put Christmas is this month into fld displayString
put the text of fld displayString into line 1 of tHolder
--Christmas is this month
put the htmltext of fld displayString into line 2 of tHolder
--pChristmas is this month/p
set the imagesource of char 3 of fld displayString to 12x12BallGreen.png

put the text of fld displayString into line 3 of tHolder
--Christmas is this month
put the htmltext of fld displayString into line 4 of tHolder
--pChimg src=12x12BallGreen.pngistmas is this month/p

set the imagesource of char 3 of fld displayString to 
put the text of fld displayString into line 5 of tHolder
--Christmas is this month
put the htmltext of fld displayString into line 6 of tHolder
--pChristmas is this month/p

put tHolder
-
Result is
Christmas is this month
pChristmas is this month/p
Christmas is this month
pChimg src=12x12BallGreen.pngistmas is this month/p
Christmas is this month
pChristmas is this month/p

** Note that the htmlText version is missing the 'r' if there is an
imageSource.

Jim Ault
Las Vegas


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Re: Oh Christ... Image Name?

2005-12-13 Thread Thomas McGrath III

Jim,

Very cool.

Tom
On Dec 13, 2005, at 1:52 AM, Jim Ault wrote:

Its all about management and control.  Precious little of that  
flows toward

me throughout the day :-)

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Oh Christ... Image Name?

2005-12-12 Thread Kathy Jaqua

Oh Christ...

If I have the id of an image stored in the stack image
Library how do I get the name of that image. The id is
stored in a variable I call tIndex. How do I do
this?

Thanks

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Re: Oh Christ... Image Name?

2005-12-12 Thread J. Landman Gay

Kathy Jaqua wrote:

Oh Christ...

If I have the id of an image stored in the stack image
Library how do I get the name of that image. The id is
stored in a variable I call tIndex. How do I do
this?


Like so: the short name of img ID tIndex

You must be pretty frustrated if you are calling on deities. ;)

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Oh Christ... Image Name?

2005-12-12 Thread Kathy Jaqua
Jacqueline,

Yep...thats what I thought.  Yes I am... 
You have no idea... I have been working on the same
problem for two months now.

I am going to try Ohi next...
Thank you for your concern and help

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Re: Oh Christ... Image Name?

2005-12-12 Thread Judy Perry
Does it really work???

;-p

Off to chant to deities...

Judy

On Mon, 12 Dec 2005, J. Landman Gay wrote:

 You must be pretty frustrated if you are calling on deities. ;)

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Re: Oh Christ... Image Name?

2005-12-12 Thread sims

At 8:31 PM -0800 12/12/05, Kathy Jaqua wrote:

I am going to try Ohi next...
Thank you for your concern and help


Go with Ganesh, 'the remover of all obstacles'.
I have a nice statue of this elephant deity on my
desk keeping watch.

ciao,
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Re: Oh Christ... Image Name?

2005-12-12 Thread Andre Garzia


On Dec 13, 2005, at 2:32 AM, sims wrote:


At 8:31 PM -0800 12/12/05, Kathy Jaqua wrote:

I am going to try Ohi next...
Thank you for your concern and help


Go with Ganesh, 'the remover of all obstacles'.
I have a nice statue of this elephant deity on my
desk keeping watch.



I do too!!! :-)

on my bedroom... next to my bed!!!

Cheers
andre



ciao,
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Re: Oh Christ... Image Name?

2005-12-12 Thread Thomas McGrath III



There's a new list for discussions of this nature

It is http://www.revdeity.com/deities.html




Just kidding ;-)

Tom

On Dec 12, 2005, at 11:32 PM, sims wrote:


At 8:31 PM -0800 12/12/05, Kathy Jaqua wrote:

I am going to try Ohi next...
Thank you for your concern and help


Go with Ganesh, 'the remover of all obstacles'.
I have a nice statue of this elephant deity on my
desk keeping watch.

ciao,
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Re: Oh Christ... Image Name?

2005-12-12 Thread Judy Perry
Is Ganesh = Ganesha?  I know that in some languages, the 'ah' ending makes
it feminine, but I'm guessing it's not so with Sanskript (?)

Judy


  Go with Ganesh, 'the remover of all obstacles'.
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Re: Oh Christ... Image Name?

2005-12-12 Thread Stephen Barncard

Hi Kathy (fellow SF resident)

I've been fooling around with storing entire stacks (with images) as 
text descriptions and had to fiddle with this. One needs to use the 
full path to get the name sometimes. What I've been doing lately is 
importing the images needed to my own library stack (or substack), 
then 'start using'.


then something like this should work:

get the name of image id 1363 of stack /Users/sbarncar/Desktop/C H A 
T E A U/REV STACKS/20050919_prePackage_to/lib/libICONS.rev


the full absolute path can be derived on the fly using 'the effective 
filename' and internal path of your stack or package.





Oh Christ...

If I have the id of an image stored in the stack image
Library how do I get the name of that image. The id is
stored in a variable I call tIndex. How do I do
this?

Thanks

Kathy Graves Jaqua
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Oh Christ... Image Name?

2005-12-12 Thread Kathy Jaqua
Thanks all...

Anyone know where the Dali Lama is right now?  
The Pope per chance??

And, I will try all the above suggestions.
Thanks

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Re: Oh Christ... Image Name?

2005-12-12 Thread sims

At 8:44 PM -0800 12/12/05, Judy Perry wrote:

Is Ganesh = Ganesha?  I know that in some languages, the 'ah' ending makes
it feminine, but I'm guessing it's not so with Sanskript (?)


Actually, I call him 'bob'. Like me, he likes to keep a low profile.

Getting back on the transcript trail...when I am testing scripts here,
I always use 'bob' or 'put bob' or if I am using a handler that I know will
be temporary as a test case I do 'on bob'. Helps me remember which
things I need to take out later (kind of weirdly like a 'strip  ship' thang').

So...I call him 'bob', he calls me 'sims'.

ciao,
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Oh Christ... Image Name?

2005-12-12 Thread Kathy Jaqua
Ok Help

 Does anyOne or any Deity know how to get the name 
of an image source once it is buried in a field??

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Re: Oh Christ... Image Name?

2005-12-12 Thread Stephen Barncard

Actually his Holiness the Dali Lama was at Stanford last month.


Thanks all...

Anyone know where the Dali Lama is right now? 
The Pope per chance??


And, I will try all the above suggestions.
Thanks

Kathy Graves Jaqua
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Re: Oh Christ... Image Name?

2005-12-12 Thread Thomas McGrath III

Kathy,

If you use inspection gadget and put your mouse over the imagesource  
it will tell you the ID and then you can get the name as described  
in  previous post.


Or you can : put the imagesource of char X of field myfield  --  
where x is the char of the field where the imagesource is in your field.


HTH

Tom


On Dec 13, 2005, at 12:03 AM, Kathy Jaqua wrote:


Ok Help

 Does anyOne or any Deity know how to get the name
of an image source once it is buried in a field??

Kathy Graves Jaqua
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Re: Oh Christ... Image Name?

2005-12-12 Thread Judy Perry
Yeah, we (California State University, Fullerton) had him a while back...

Guess he's making the rounds...

Judy

On Mon, 12 Dec 2005, Stephen Barncard wrote:

 Actually his Holiness the Dali Lama was at Stanford last month.

 Thanks all...
 
 Anyone know where the Dali Lama is right now?
 The Pope per chance??

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Oh Christ... Image Name?

2005-12-12 Thread Kathy Jaqua
Tom

Could It really be that easy?  You rule...


I 'll try that and get back to you.
Ok, ok let's see put the ...char x of field...

T H A N K  Y O U

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Re: Oh Christ... Image Name?

2005-12-12 Thread Thomas McGrath III
Yeah but you have to know what char the imagesource is in to do it  
that way.


I suppose if you did not know you could do a repeat for each char and  
put that after a new field to see.


Tom

On Dec 13, 2005, at 12:18 AM, Kathy Jaqua wrote:


Tom

Could It really be that easy?  You rule...


I 'll try that and get back to you.
Ok, ok let's see put the ...char x of field...

T H A N K  Y O U

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Re: Oh Christ... Image Name?

2005-12-12 Thread Jim Ault
Yeah, Thomas, it would be easier as you suggest to generate a list of
[number of char, charToNum, imagesource] otherwise it could be difficult.
Good suggestion.  I suppose if one uses a lot of these, as in a library, it
might be good to create a reverse directory that includes the image, name,
id, (and for the meticulous) places occuring.

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Las Vegas


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 Yeah but you have to know what char the imagesource is in to do it
 that way.
 
 I suppose if you did not know you could do a repeat for each char and
 put that after a new field to see.
 
 Tom
 
 On Dec 13, 2005, at 12:18 AM, Kathy Jaqua wrote:
 
 Tom
 
 Could It really be that easy?  You rule...
 
 
 I 'll try that and get back to you.
 Ok, ok let's see put the ...char x of field...
 
 T H A N K  Y O U
 
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Oh Christ... Image Name?

2005-12-12 Thread Kathy Jaqua

Wow.. There is a God.

Thanks Thomas and Jacque It worked. 

Tom,  I  put the imageSource of the mouseCharChunk
into tIndex
so this was a BIG help. ( I have about a 1000 of these
imagesource and 
need to know which one the user might choose ;-) 

I think the Dali Lama impute help as well.

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Re: Oh Christ... Image Name?

2005-12-12 Thread Thomas McGrath III

Jim,

I like the charToNum idea too. But doesn't the -- put the imageSource  
of char x of field myfield -- return blank if no imagesource is found?


so

repeat for each char x of field myField
if the imageSource of char x of field myField is  then
next repeat
else
put the imageSource of char x of field myField after lMyLocal
end if
end repeat

put lMyLocal into field myList

should work,,, NO

Not tested.

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Oh Christ... Image Name?

2005-12-12 Thread Kathy Jaqua
Jim and Tom

to avoid return blank if no imagesource is found I
am using the following:

on mouseDoubleDown
  local tIndex
  if the mouseCharChunk is empty then
exit mouseDoubleDown
  end if
  put the imageSource of the mouseCharChunk into
tIndex --id of image 
 
  if tIndex is not empty then
   send addImage tIndex to field Selected Images
of this card in 0 millisec
end mouseDoubleDown

the field Selected Images is where I show the select
imagesSources that a mouseDoubleDown generates. The
purpose is to build a stack with a library of chosen
images. 

This might actually work now with all the impute :-)

I needed the name of the imageSource so as to select
it and place it on the OS clipboard.

Thanks all...

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Re: Oh Christ... Image Name?

2005-12-12 Thread Jim Ault
On 12/12/05 9:50 PM, Thomas McGrath III [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I like the charToNum idea too. But doesn't the -- put the imageSource
 of char x of field myfield -- return blank if no imagesource is found?

 My quick thought was the idea that some text runs might contain invisible
chars and confuse the visible character count.  And since logically, if a
character is in a field, then it must have an ASCII value.  The imageSource
will become visible if it is not empty.  Therefore, every char in a field
will have an ASCII value, ...could be visible, ...and could also have an
imageSource.  Exactly which ASCII value hidden behind an imageSource would
not be evident without the chartonum() showing somewhere.

One very big advantage:  This could also lead to always making a high ASCII
char the one you would set to an imageSource, so let's choose †... now you
can operate on that character using Rev functions.

replace † with empty in fld storyline
--would delete all images
filter fld storyLine with *†*
--would keep only those lines having that character
get offset(†, fld storyLine) --locates the next character
get lineOffset(†, fld storyLine) --would locate the next line, and so you
could build a location list to all imageSource characters either SET or that
you WANT TO SET to an image.

Its all about management and control.  Precious little of that flows toward
me throughout the day :-)

Jim Ault
Las Vegas
 
 


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 Jim,
 
 I like the charToNum idea too. But doesn't the -- put the imageSource
 of char x of field myfield -- return blank if no imagesource is found?
 
 so
 
 repeat for each char x of field myField
 if the imageSource of char x of field myField is  then
 next repeat
 else
 put the imageSource of char x of field myField after lMyLocal
 end if
 end repeat
 
 put lMyLocal into field myList
 
 should work,,, NO
 
 Not tested.
 
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Re: Oh Christ... Image Name?

2005-12-12 Thread Jim Ault
Further note:
On OSX Tiger 10.4.2 + Rev 2.6.1  I find that I have to do the following:

get char 2 of fld storyLine
 put it into char 2  of fld storyLine

rather than just making the image go away by...
set the imageSource of char 2  of fld storyLine to empty

not sure why,  but I will be using this in the very near future.

Jim Ault
Las Vegas



On 12/12/05 10:52 PM, Jim Ault [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 On 12/12/05 9:50 PM, Thomas McGrath III [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I like the charToNum idea too. But doesn't the -- put the imageSource
 of char x of field myfield -- return blank if no imagesource is found?
 
  My quick thought was the idea that some text runs might contain invisible
 chars and confuse the visible character count.  And since logically, if a
 character is in a field, then it must have an ASCII value.  The imageSource
 will become visible if it is not empty.  Therefore, every char in a field
 will have an ASCII value, ...could be visible, ...and could also have an
 imageSource.  Exactly which ASCII value hidden behind an imageSource would
 not be evident without the chartonum() showing somewhere.
 
 One very big advantage:  This could also lead to always making a high ASCII
 char the one you would set to an imageSource, so let's choose †... now you
 can operate on that character using Rev functions.
 
 replace † with empty in fld storyline
 --would delete all images
 filter fld storyLine with *†*
 --would keep only those lines having that character
 get offset(†, fld storyLine) --locates the next character
 get lineOffset(†, fld storyLine) --would locate the next line, and so you
 could build a location list to all imageSource characters either SET or that
 you WANT TO SET to an image.
 
 Its all about management and control.  Precious little of that flows toward
 me throughout the day :-)
 
 Jim Ault
 Las Vegas
  
  
 
 
 On 12/12/05 9:50 PM, Thomas McGrath III [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
 Jim,
 
 I like the charToNum idea too. But doesn't the -- put the imageSource
 of char x of field myfield -- return blank if no imagesource is found?
 
 so
 
 repeat for each char x of field myField
 if the imageSource of char x of field myField is  then
 next repeat
 else
 put the imageSource of char x of field myField after lMyLocal
 end if
 end repeat
 
 put lMyLocal into field myList
 
 should work,,, NO
 
 Not tested.
 
 Tom
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