At 10:19 PM -0800 1/21/2002, Chipp Walters wrote:
> Not sure how to create a field where typing a password is
>automatically replaced with * during the typing? Is this not a
>property of a field? Like set the password of fld 1 to true? Any ideas?
> thx, Chipp
It's not a field pr
>I believe the maximum per field is 64k. That would take very many fields
>(over 100), and I think too long to read into memory initially.
I thought Rev had not limits. Just how big the hard drive space was.
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Ken wrote: "I posted what should be the right solution. Check it out." referring to
on mouseEnter -- you can put the rest of this in an offscreen handler
repeat until the mouseClick
if the mouseLoc is within the rect of the target then
set the hilite of the target to true
else
set the hilite of the
Not sure how to
create a field where typing a password is automatically replaced with *
during the typing? Is this not a property of a field? Like set the
password of fld 1 to true? Any ideas?
thx,
Chipp
try this function:
function getGlobalNames
local vTempGlobals, vTempSortedGlobals, vGlobalItem
put the globalNames into vTempGlobals
repeat for each item vGlobalItem in vTempGlobals
if ((char 1 of vGlobalItem = "$") or (char 1 to 3 of vGlobalItem =
"rev")) then
next repeat
els
on 1/21/02 4:40 PM, Philip Usher at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> on 1/21/02 5:34 PM, "Michael J. Lew" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> How can I get the other buttons to hilight without requiring the user
>> to click each individually?
>
> Michael, try this in the card script
>
> on mouseDown
> r
on 1/21/02 2:50 PM, Michael J. Lew at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I would like to track the movement of the mouse through an array of
> buttons by hilighting each button that the mouse (button already
> down) passes over. However, the mouseEnter, mouseMove, mouseWithin
> messages are only sent to
At 3:26 PM -0800 1/21/2002, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>I'd appreciate suggestions on how to hide a data file. I've got a 7 mb
>primary data file (1650 rows and 130 columns) that's read into memory
>at startup. I'd like to make it more difficult for prying users to get at
>that
>data. Right now it's
At 11:59 PM -0800 1/20/2002, Klaus wrote:
>i can just give some general hints on how to create multilingual projects.
>
>A good way is to store all the strings in text-files and reading them in
>e.g. after the user chose his favoutie language.
Easier I think to create a custom property set for ea
On Mon, 21 Jan 2002 yves COPPE <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Here a list of date (european format).
> I've asked :
>
> sort lines of fld "whatever" dateTime
> that's the result !!
>
> 25/01/2001
> 19/04/2001
> 15/05/2001
> 13/08/2002
> 27/07/2001
> 02/03/2001
> 05/01/2001
> 12/02/2001
> 12/06/2
Try changeing the itemdelimiter to "/" then sort each item the may you want
it. Day: item 1 Month: item 2 Year:item3
on Handler
set the Itemdelimiter to "/"
sort lines of field 1 ascending numeric by item 1 of each
sort lines of field 1 ascending numeric by item 2 of each
sort lines of field 1
Scott:
> Another option is continue using the source file externally but either
> 1) encoding it, such as using base 64 or some other encoding scheme
How would I do that? And would it be possible to un-encode it in, say, 10
seconds when the program is starting up?
> and/or compression
It seems i
Another option is continue using the source file externally but either
1) encoding it, such as using base 64 or some other encoding scheme
and/or compression, or 2) placing the data within a user property of a
stack, and password protecting the stack.
FWIW,
Scott Rossi
Creative Director, Tact
True, but the mouseDown handler will capture any mouseDown passed, not
only those you want, so different approaches have their own advantages.
I will post my stuff later anyway.
cheers
David
On Tuesday, January 22, 2002, at 11:45 , Terry Judd wrote:
>> Terry's suggested use of the idle handle
John:
> Do you need to save and access the data file.
I need to read it into memory at startup. I don't need to write to it.
>You could put the data file
> into another rev stack.That way it can not be access by other. Place a field
> on one card then put the data in that field. If the data is t
Mac OS 8.1 Rev 1.1
I think I got it working. The file does not come with rev that you download
from the site. Rev has to download the file. Do not know why.
When the builder ask do you want to down load the windows engine you need to
say yes. It downloaded the file.
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On 20/1/02 12:52 am, John Cuccio <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Mac OS 8.1 rev 1.1
>>
>> I tried to build a windows standalone. It said can not find engine.
>>
>> What file do I need & where can I get them. To build a windows standalone on
>> Mac.
John, did you check the 'Auto-download any r
>Terry's suggested use of the idle handler will probably draw another
>response about 'avoid idle" but there are times like these when it
>is useful. What is needed is a better way to handle it. Under
>HyperCard I wrote a set of XCMDs/XFCNs to manage a "task space"
>efficiently and make it eas
on 1/21/02 5:34 PM, "Michael J. Lew" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> How can I get the other buttons to hilight without requiring the user
> to click each individually?
Michael, try this in the card script
on mouseDown
repeat while the mouse is down
get the mouseLoc
repeat with n = 1 to
Do you need to save and access the data file. You could put the data file
into another rev stack.That way it can not be access by other. Place a field
on one card then put the data in that field. If the data is to big maybe
different cards. Then when you need the data call it from your main stack.
Terry's suggested use of the idle handler will probably draw another
response about 'avoid idle" but there are times like these when it is
useful. What is needed is a better way to handle it. Under HyperCard I
wrote a set of XCMDs/XFCNs to manage a "task space" efficiently and make
it easy to
On Monday, January 21, 2002, at 02:50 PM, Michael J. Lew wrote:
> I would like to track the movement of the mouse through an array of
> buttons by hilighting each button that the mouse (button already down)
> passes over. However, the mouseEnter, mouseMove, mouseWithin messages
> are only sen
I'd appreciate suggestions on how to hide a data file. I've got a 7 mb
primary data file (1650 rows and 130 columns) that's read into memory
at startup. I'd like to make it more difficult for prying users to get at that
data. Right now it's just sitting on the CD. I can't think of any ways to p
>I would like to track the movement of the mouse through an array of
>buttons by hilighting each button that the mouse (button already
>down) passes over. However, the mouseEnter, mouseMove, mouseWithin
>messages are only sent to the first button because that button
>receives the mouseDown eve
I would like to track the movement of the mouse through an array of
buttons by hilighting each button that the mouse (button already
down) passes over. However, the mouseEnter, mouseMove, mouseWithin
messages are only sent to the first button because that button
receives the mouseDown event an
Gene
Thanks for that. So far I have failed to get the Script Editor to
compile and use even the sample scripts provided with the Serac
additions but then I am not an Applescript user anyway. I was sold a
Taiwanese thingy as a functional equivalent of the Keyspan. It is
recognised by the syst
when in development you query the message box
put the globalNames
it returns All of revs globals... how can we contrain this to return only
the globals of the stack we are creating/working on?
Sivakatirswami
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Yves,
I'm sorry - I misread your dates the first time - that's what I get for
trying to do an all-nighter... :-(
Tommy Simmons
Employment Law Advisory Network, Inc.
www.employmentlawadvisors.com
- Original Message -
From: yves COPPE <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday
Richard: this may get you part way there: "hack" the REV UI.
Go to preferences check "Revolution Stack appear in Stack Lists"
Then go to the application overview, click on "revMenuBar.rev" then on the
card "revmenubar" then you will see among the controls revolution's own text
tools menu button
On 19/1/02 11:41 am, Almesjö Niklas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is there any way to check if a path is relative or
> absolute? On windows I think an absolute path always
> contain a ":", and a relative can not contain ":". But on
> Mac.. an absolute path does not contain ":". Anything else
> you
On 20/1/02 12:52 am, John Cuccio <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Mac OS 8.1 rev 1.1
>
> I tried to build a windows standalone. It said can not find engine.
>
> What file do I need & where can I get them. To build a windows standalone on
> Mac.
It should download the engine automatically. Does
>Yves,
>Did you want those dates in a different order, or is that the order you were
>looking for?
>Tommy Simmons
>Employment Law Advisory Network, Inc.
>www.employmentlawadvisors.com
I'd like the dates are sorted in the good order
that's the result the command gives but it isn't the order I wan
Yves,
>sort lines of fld "whatever" dateTime
>that's the result !!
If all else fails, covert to seconds, sort, covert back to date.
Nelson
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At 3:59 AM -0800 1/21/02, Niklas "Almesj" wrote:
>On a related note, has anyone sold shareware through Kagi?
>if so:
>- Does it work well?
>- Have you used pregenerated codes?
>thanks,
>/Niklas
I do. They were a little rough in the beginning, but now that everything's set up,
it's been fine for
> > I have a stack in file "foo.rev". Revolution is open; I save the
> > stack and do "close and remove from memory".
>>
>> In the finder I copy foo.rev => foo copy.rev; I drag this stack onto
>> Revolution.
>>
>> Now if I click a button for editing I get a message "A stack with the
>> same
Hi David,
Yes it is possible to use RR to control/communicate with devices over serial porst
using a USB-only Mac. You need to buy a KeySpan USB to Serial adapter (or some
other competing device). If you buy a new one you can configure the adapter to
emulate both the "Printer" and Modem" ports
am 21.01.2002 11:05 Uhr schrieb [EMAIL PROTECTED]
unter [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
> What means "GUI-based" ?
>
> I don't understand "GUI"
>
Graphical User Interface
regards
Wolfgang M. Bereuter
Learn easy with trainingsmaps and outliner
INTERNETTRAINER Wolfgang M. Bereuter
Edelhofg. 17/11, A-1180 W
Do any of you have experience using Revolution to replace FileMaker?
I'm a (frustrated) FileMaker developer of 8 years. I look for something from
time to time which can replace FileMaker. I have looked ant other database
tools and find the learning curve too steep for my tastes (and smartness
quo
Hi Richard,
> Where is the recommended location to place a very small "preferences" text
> file on a Windows box? I'd prefer not to ask the user about it. It contains
> only their CD drive letter and a serial number.
>
> Richard Miller
i would suggest some subfolder of the windows folder.
e.g
Yves,
Did you want those dates in a different order, or is that the order you were
looking for?
Tommy Simmons
Employment Law Advisory Network, Inc.
www.employmentlawadvisors.com
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From: yves COPPE <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, January 21, 200
Where is the recommended location to place a very small "preferences" text
file on a Windows box? I'd prefer not to ask the user about it. It contains
only their CD drive letter and a serial number.
Richard Miller
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Thanks, but I wish it were just that simple. It's text font, size, style,
and alignment...and then creating the appropriate buttons to accommodate
those four under one menu. Takes a bit of time that is better spent
elsewhere... So be it.
Richard
> Richard D. Miller wrote:
>> Do we really have to
Yves wrote:
>
I have a stack with many filled flds full of data
I've built the stack in a standalone
Now I'd like to change the program.
How can I modify (update) my standalone without loosing the data ?
I have worked on the scripts in a .rev file but how can I recover the
data from th
Richard D. Miller wrote:
>Do we really have to writing the coding to include a Font menu in our
>program? Anyone done that yet? Sure would appreciate the best coding for
>that...
just : put the fontnames into theMenu
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Never mind that last request. I just went ahead and did it. Certainly not
very difficult. But it seems like it would be helpful to have some of the
basic menus already coded...maybe available inside the Menu Manager. It's
still taking me time to think of menus as just buttons! It's an interesting
Do we really have to writing the coding to include a Font menu in our
program? Anyone done that yet? Sure would appreciate the best coding for
that...
Thanks.
Richard Miller
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On a related note, has anyone sold shareware through Kagi?
if so:
- Does it work well?
- Have you used pregenerated codes?
thanks,
/Niklas
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Hello,
Here a list of date (european format).
I've asked :
sort lines of fld "whatever" dateTime
that's the result !!
25/01/2001
19/04/2001
15/05/2001
13/08/2002
27/07/2001
02/03/2001
05/01/2001
12/02/2001
12/06/2001
01/08/2002
04/05/2002
12/05/2002
11/05/2003
What is the solution ??
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Bonjour Yves,
>>
>> Its more that you have to script them than that they are that limited.
>> Watch out for better GUI-based report printing soon...
>>
>> Kevin
>>
>>
>
>
> What means "GUI-based" ?
>
> I don't understand "GUI"
>
> Thanks
GUI stands for "graphical user interface".
Someti
>
>Its more that you have to script them than that they are that limited.
>Watch out for better GUI-based report printing soon...
>
>Kevin
>
>
What means "GUI-based" ?
I don't understand "GUI"
Thanks
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Greetings.
Yves COPPE
Email : [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have experienced the same thing numerous times and never figured out
what the underlying problem is. And I agree it is a major source of
discomfort to me not understanding.
Marian
On Sunday, January 20, 2002, at 11:37 AM, Victor Eijkhout wrote:
> I have a stack in file "foo.rev". Revolutio
On 19/1/02 11:10 am, yves COPPE <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> But I find that the print possibilities of revolution are limited.
> I used "PrintReport" XCMD in hypercard with much more formating possibilities.
> I hope it comes soon!
Its more that you have to script them than that they are that
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