Francesco
Your problem is straightforward. Change "\\" to "//" thus
http://www.ceccoing.it"; This is a unix/web paradigm, not windoze.
regards
David
On Thursday, March 14, 2002, at 07:03 , Francesco LIVRAGHI wrote:
> Dear all,
> I tried to open a local web page into my browser (S.O. Windows,
Hello, (using MetaCard 2.4.2B2)
on Windows NT/2000 it is possible to record with MACE 3:1 at 44.100
kHz, 8bit, Mono (" record sound tMysoundFile with dialog"). However,
I have found it more convenient to use the built-in panel "Sound
recording". The script is:
put word 1 to -2 of
queryRegi
Richard,
I agree with all of what you say about communication between Rev-based apps
(or more to the point, between collaboratively developed apps, regardless of
the development system); but that's just another whole ballpark. I have a
number of utilities whose whole point is what they do to ano
I (sims) meant that perhaps the answer for what you want lies within...
I've been too busy to follow all that you (also longwinded ;-)
were posting on your topic but did think I might have a clue for you.
The bit of applescript I posted enables me to select some OSX
apps which I could not access
am 13.03.2002 18:08 Uhr schrieb [EMAIL PROTECTED]
unter [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
> We're especially interested in products that are graphically
> intense (taking advantage of the animation manager and/or QT)
> and those that use Valentina or other external databases. We're
> also interested in anyone
At 11:07 AM +0100 3/14/02, Signe Marie Sanne wrote:
>If someone has the recipe to launch Mac's built-in recorder "Apple Simple Sound" I
>would be grateful for a suggestion.
The four character creator code is sSnd -- note the capitalization. Instructions for
launching it based solely on the crea
Apparently, Rev doesn't support the TIF graphic format.
Does anyone know how to convert TIF files to any supported format through
scripting? Or can someone recommend a DOS-based tool to do this via shell
commands passed from Rev? This needs to work primarily in a PC running
Windows. Thanks.
Rog
Sorry,
the problem is that I'm not able to open into a browser an html page
stored on my hard disk with:
revGoURL "file:testhtml.htm"
and also
revGoURL "http://www.runrev.com";
does not work under Windows environment!
In my tests these commands open only the browser...
regards
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If you always want to round up, why not just add 0.5 to the number you are
rounding?
-Glen
> I'd like to round 5.2 up to 6. Neither round or statround
> seem to allow me
> to do this. For both, using precision 0 gives me 5, -1 gives
> me 10 and 1
> gives me 5.3. (I do understand the differen
>Sorry,
>the problem is that I'm not able to open into a browser an html page
>stored on my hard disk with:
>
>revGoURL "file:testhtml.htm"
>
>and also
>
>revGoURL "http://www.runrev.com";
>
>does not work under Windows environment!
>
>In my tests these commands open only the browser...
>
>regards
Check out the trunc function. It only returns the integer part of a number.
if trunc(x)=x then--check the number is an integer
return x
else
return (trunc(x)+1) -- if not then return the next integer
above
end if
I hope this is what you're after !
Regards
Hi, im evaluating revolution and i want to know if rev can conect to
some databases and how.
Thanks.
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Not sure just adding 0.5 would give the required result (if I understand the
problem correctly).
ie
tresult=round(x+0.5)
With three examples for x say 3.9, 4.0, and 4.1
tresult returns 4, 5 and 5
As the middle number is an integer then I'd guess it doesn't need rounding
up, so the required resu
At 6:28 PM -0600 3/12/02, Brad Allen wrote:
>That works well for sending values to an Applescript, and I just now
>found out how get information to go the other way (from a variable
>in Applescript to a variable in Revolution). Apparently the "do"
>command returns a result containing whatever e
On Thursday, March 14, 2002, at 02:58 PM, Yates, Glen wrote:
> If you always want to round up, why not just add 0.5 to the number
> you are
> rounding?
>
This is a good idea.
This will also round an positive integer to the next higher (more
positive) one. If this is not what Zac wants, he ca
I have a stack with about twenty fields. In two of them (forming a group),
the insertion bar does not appear when I click (of course the fields are not
locked). I don't understand what happens, I search for a while and finally I
discover that if I ungroup those two fields the insertion bar norma
Yes, you are right, my solution fails when you start with an integer.
In answering this question I was thinking back to a way of rounding by
adding .5 then trunicating.
But, if MC/Rev rounded properly, it would work for your example, i.e.
4.5 should round to 4
however it would still fail for od
It is Rev. 1.1 with Windows Engine rev 2.3.2.1 under Win2K
regards
Francesco
> Which version of Rev are you using? I found this is a problem with
> Rev 1.0 and Win NT, 2k, XP but not Win 95, 98, ME. Rev 1.1 fixes the
> problem for all versions of Windows.
>
On Thursday, March 14, 2002, at 03:26 PM, Subscriber wrote:
> if trunc(x)=x then --check the number is an integer
> return x
> else
> return (trunc(x)+1) -- if not then return the next integer
> above
> end if
I like this.
However, one has to add a comment line mentioning
Title: What's your vector, Victor?
Hello,
I am attempting to place a background on a page which is intended for printing. As a raster image, ths size of this graphic (at 300 dpi) seems to be too much for Eevolution to handle. In addition, since there does seem to be any way of "scaling" th
Title: Apologies/test
I apologize if I have been sending HTML messages to the list. I didn't realize that this was happening. This is a test to make sure it has stopped happening.
- Greg
I think you need the "do" command. Read in your file as you are doing and
then use a loop to step through the file "doing" each line.
I'm not sure if you could just "do" the whole file without the loop but that
would be worth testing.
-- file has been read & put into a variable called 'myFil
On Thursday, March 14, 2002, at 08:41 PM, "Subscriber"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> if trunc(x)=x then--check the number is an integer
> return x
> else
> return (trunc(x)+1) -- if not then return the next integer
> above
> end if
The above works fine, b
> repeat for each line L in myFileData
> do L
> end repeat
Actually, Sarah, you should be able to "do" a multi-lined container, and Rev
will execute it one line at a time, as in:
do myFileData
Gotta love it...
Ken Ray
Sons of Thunder Software
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Web Site
On Monday, March 11, 2002, at 06:09 PM, Sarah Reichelt wrote:
> Here is a script to get your local IP address and store it in a field:
>
> local testSock
>
> on mouseUp
> put line 1 of hostnametoaddress("yahoo.com")& ":80|testSocket" \
> into testSock
> open socket to testSock with mes
On Thursday, March 14, 2002, at 09:21 PM, Jacqueline Landman Gay wrote:
> The above works fine, but just for the record, there is also the
> "is an integer" test:
>
> put 1 is an integer -- TRUE
> put 2.3 is an integer -- FALSE
When I looked in the dictionary by entering "integer" in the f
Dar Scott wrote:
>
> On Monday, March 11, 2002, at 06:09 PM, Sarah Reichelt wrote:
>
> > Here is a script to get your local IP address and store it in a field:
> >
> > local testSock
> >
> > on mouseUp
> > put line 1 of hostnametoaddress("yahoo.com")& ":80|testSocket" \
> > into testSock
On Thursday, March 14, 2002, at 11:03 PM, andu wrote:
> On Linux as expected it doesn't work.
Actually, I naively thought it would. Does it work for an Internet
address (such as that for yahoo.com) or for an arbitrary address in
your LAN subnet?
> What exactly are you opening the
> socket to
-Original Message-
> From: Greg Saylor
>
> I apologize if I have been sending HTML messages to the list.
> I didn't realize that this was happening. This is a test
> to make sure it has stopped happening.
Not that I mind myself, but this came in as formatted/html on my client
(outlook).
Roger,
an idea might be to install a registered Pro version of QuickTime on that PC
and try to use the import and export features of QT. I haven't done that yet
but I think it is worth a try.
Good luck,
Ralf
> Apparently, Rev doesn't support the TIF graphic format.
>
> Does anyone know how to
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