On Friday, March 22, 2002, at 04:42 PM, Dar Scott wrote:
> The dictionary on my Revolution has OS X crossed out for "shell"
> and "read from process", but curiously not for "open process".
I guess the AppleScript programmers on the list laugh every time I
say there is no Revolution shell() fu
> Suppose you "open datagram socket" to the SNMP port 161 on your
> router and "write" an SNMP GET datagram. The underlying system
> will assign you a port on your computer when you do this. The
> router will send an SNMP RESPONSE back to that port. You need to
> get that datagram. But you
> A variable name is a sort of pointer to the actual location in memory where
> the value of the variable resides. When you create a reference of (to) that
> variable you don't create another location in memory for the value of the
> variable, you just create another pointer which points to that o
On Friday, March 22, 2002, at 03:15 PM, Ian Summerfield wrote:
> My next problem is knowing if I can ping an IP number just to see
> whether it
> exists before I try and open a separate communication channel to it?
"do" and Network Utility?
Gotta run. -- dar
___
On Friday, March 22, 2002, at 03:23 PM, Ian Summerfield wrote:
> BUT, I think it all should be
> possible because there is a METACARD project that does more or
> less what I
> want to do, and by the sounds of things what you are trying to do to!
>
> http://www.metacard.com/apps4.html
>
> Mind y
On Friday, March 22, 2002, at 03:15 PM, Ian Summerfield wrote:
> The opensockets() function shows I have other sockets open, but
> 162 never
> gets opened. Also no socketerror message is received, it just
> doesn't do
> anything!
result()? sysError()?
It may be that you need certain priv/
HI Dar,
> This is cool! It hides the dock, too! If I can figure out how to
> install an application as a screen saver on OS X, I could make a screen
> saver.
>
> But this doesn't help this problem. The title bar of the stack ends up
> under the button bar, not the menu bar. (OS X)
look i
On 22/3/02 8:16 pm, "Dar Scott" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> scribed:
> Ian, you are about to run into a serious limitation of UDP on
> Revolution, if you continue to explore SNMP.
>
> (If I'm wrong about this, I hope somebody will let us know.)
>
> Suppose you "open datagram socket" to the SNMP port 16
>
> What do you mean "No socket is opened"? Does 162 show up in
> openSockets?
>
> Could you have another SNMP app running? Try netstat or other tool
> to see.
>
> netstat -?
> for help
>
> netstat -a
> to list all
>
The opensockets() function shows I have other sockets open, but 162 never
Hi all
I have watched this thread (now pretty much dead) very quietly but the
last few posts inspire me to make a general point captured well by Rob
in his ironic "...capability of writing self-modifying code. Think about
he potential of that feature."
That Rev offers you pass-by-reference is
On Friday, March 22, 2002, at 01:01 PM, Klaus Major wrote:
>> I just dragged a stack under the button bar in OS X.
>
> Congratulations ;-)
Newbies do the cutest things.
>> I suppose I can type something in the message to move this back down.
>
> set the loc of stack "xxx" to the screenloc
Tha
On Friday, March 22, 2002, at 12:22 PM, Ian Summerfield wrote:
> Am I going about this all the wrong way?
Ian, you are about to run into a serious limitation of UDP on
Revolution, if you continue to explore SNMP.
(If I'm wrong about this, I hope somebody will let us know.)
Suppose you "open
Dar,
Type this in to the message box:
set the loc of this stack to the screenLoc
Assuming it is a toplevel stack, this should work. If it's not (like a
palette), you need to type:
set the loc of stack to the screenLoc
Hope this helps,
Ken Ray
Sons of Thunder Software
Email: [EMAIL PROTE
HI Dar,
> I just dragged a stack under the button bar in OS X.
Congratulations ;-)
> I suppose I can type something in the message to move this back down.
set the loc of stack "xxx" to the screenloc
> But is there a better way? Can I turn off the button bar quickly?
Type this in the messag
On Friday, March 22, 2002, at 12:22 PM, Ian Summerfield wrote:
> I know that SNMP traps are sent out on Port 162. The question is
> are they
> datagrams? Should I be able to do:
>
> accept datagram connections on port 162 with message "gotGram"
>
> No socket is opened, socketerror doesn't see
I know that SNMP traps are sent out on Port 162. The question is are they
datagrams? Should I be able to do:
accept datagram connections on port 162 with message "gotGram"
No socket is opened, socketerror doesn't seem to send anything. It seems
I'm not allowed to open port 162.
I've tried ot
I just dragged a stack under the button bar in OS X.
I suppose I can type something in the message to move this back down.
But is there a better way? Can I turn off the button bar quickly?
It there a way to grab a stack other than by its title bar?
Dar
__
One last kick at this dead horse and I'll shut up, Ben,
on doit msgdata
put empty into aUseInfo
put empty into aImproveInfo
repeat for each line msgrec in msgdata
put item 1 of msgrec into msgID
put item 2 of msgrec into msgReplyID
put item 3 of msgrec
>I think I understand what Ben is after -- to [vaguely] borrow terminology
>from other languages, what it appears he wants to do is:
>
>case "use"
> put ADDRESS_OF(aUseInfo) into aInfoPointer
>...
>end switch
>add 1 to TARGET_OF(aInfoPointer)[rID]
>
>[note: I'm COMPLETELY new
For clarity, I would use parentheses:
if (x > 1) and (x < 100) then
Just my $0.02,
Ken Ray
Sons of Thunder Software
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Web site: http://www.sonsothunder.com/
- Original Message -
From: "Ken Norris" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, March
It is not possible to resize an image control containig an animated gif or I
am missing something?
Cheers
Giulio
___
use-revolution mailing list
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
On 22/3/02 9:41 am, Ben Rubinstein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Given this, I am unclear whether you want to invoke the browser's Find
> facility, or do your own in Rev?
>
> In any case it will depend on the browser and platform. On MacOS, most
> browsers, you can use AppleScript to get either
Rob Cozens of [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote the following on 3/21/02 9:11 AM
> Looking at it another way, one might say all inline variable
> assignments ARE by reference: "put x into y" replaces the value of
> "y", not a copy of "y".
If you could say
put "cat" into x
put a reference of x into y
>
> On 14/3/02 11:04 pm, Pierre Delain <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> 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 an
> -Original Message-
> From: Rob Cozens
> [Ben wrote]
> >My first attempt was the equivalent of
> > [...]
> > switch msgList
> > case "use"
> > put aUseInfo into aInfo
> > break
> > case "improve"
> > put aImproveInfo into aI
on 21/3/02 9:18 PM, Rob Cozens at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> In the script changes I proposed to Ben
>
>> if fromUse then put aInfo into aUseInfo else put aInfo into aImproveInfo
>
> This puts a variable with a list of associated keys into a nonKeyed
> variable (and in other parts of the script
on 21/3/02 9:32 PM, Steve L at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Let's say I was on the internet and had a page/window
> open, and I wanted to open a Run-Rev made program and
> have it use the "find" command on the open/active
> window. How would you get the "find" command in
> standalone Run-Rev progr
on 21/3/02 7:26 PM, Rob Cozens at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> if fromUse then put aInfo into aUseInfo else put aInfo into
> aImproveInfo
That would also work - but in my real application, the arrays get pretty
large, so I don't really want to be copying them twice every time round a
50,000 iterat
28 matches
Mail list logo
