David,
I've been having 'choppy' transitions lateley as well (on a PC600). So I've
started using
set the dontuseQTeffects to true
and it seemed to help quite a bit.
-Chipp
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Sent:
This is a bug then? Should this be posted to the improve list so that
it makes the to be fixed list? I don't know if bugs are picked up from
this list or not...
John Miskimins
On Tuesday, April 2, 2002, at 07:58 PM, Dar Scott wrote:
On Monday, April 1, 2002, at 10:51 PM, Dar Scott wrote:
Forgot to mention that the error seems to be in the revLibraries. It's a
repeat loop in the preopenbackground handler (in the revLibraries) that
throws the error about exceeding the license-limit..?
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Date: Tue, 2 Apr 2002 07:59:10 -0800 (PST)
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Concerning startup sent to stack but not card...
On Tuesday, April 2, 2002, at 09:09 PM, John wrote:
This is a bug then?
Or documentation problem. It is inconsistent and adds a new
concept concerning message paths. The documentation says openStack
et al are sent to the card.
If this is
Yes, I got the same error running on mac 9.2 when I did that, so I just went
back to the previous release on mac and started working on windows for
windows releases. I don't believe I've tried building (for windows) with
the beta 2 on mac yet, though.
Mark
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From:
Hi there,
I wrote the following script to resize my stack in a 4:3 ratio
on resizestack
set the width of stack main to the height of stack main/100*133.33
set the rectangle of image back to the rectangle of stackmain
set the location of imageback to the width of stackmain/2,the height
of
On Monday, February 6, 2040, at 07:06 PM, malte brill wrote:
Is there a more elegant way to scale the stack proportionally?
Replace the resize corner with a control of your own?
Dar Scott
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On Tuesday, April 2, 2002, at 06:53 PM, Sivakatirswami wrote:
1.
Why is there no quit in your examples?
These scripts are running on a remote server... there is no GUI as you
understand it. just a) the engine b) the scripts... no interface
as such.
I get it.
I was picturing each cgi
Is there an easy way in Revolution to list the names of all the files in all
the folders of a specific folder? I used to use an XCMD for such a thing
and would like to find a native way to do it.
Thanks!
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David
Retiarius Enterprises
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Dave,
You need to cycle through all the files and folders manually using the
directories() and files() functions.
Ken Ray
Sons of Thunder Software
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On Wednesday, April 3, 2002, at 01:19 PM, Dave wrote:
Is there an easy way in Revolution to list the names of all the
files in all
the folders of a specific folder?
If you are comfortable with writing recursive functions, I bet you
can write a small function to do this with folders(),
I have a G3 450MHz running OS X Revolution 1.1.1b2. It took 27 ticks to
run. BUT, I was missing the effect - is that what you mean by choppiness?
I added an unlock screen before the end repeat, the effect is nicer.
I also added a timer, here's the revised script:
on mouseup
put 135
Hello,
I am connecting to a SQL 7 database through the Microsoft ODBC SQL 7 driver
on a Mac and have encountered two annoyances.
First, even after passing the user and password through the revdb_connect()
command, I am presented with a dialog asking for user and password. No entry
is needed,
On a 333 Mhz G3 iMac, this script ran too fast for me to see what was
supposed to happen - it just jumped into place with 1 or 2 intermediate
steps. I put a wait for 1 tick line on the repeat loop and then it
worked beautifully. Is there something else happening at the same time
that could be
On Thursday, April 4, 2002, at 01:59 , Rob Cozens wrote:
snip
A final note: Someone else mentioned the mod operator is supposed to
be used with integers, so anyRealValue mod anyBase is non-sequitur. I
didn't see anything in the documentation restricting the use of mod to
integers; OTOH,
Dave
Several varieties of such recursive scripts were published just a few
weeks ago. Check the archives or else write again and many of us
(judging from last time) will publish again if you prefer not to
reinvent it.
regards
David
On Thursday, April 4, 2002, at 07:04 , Dar Scott wrote:
On Wednesday, April 3, 2002, at 03:33 PM, James Witte wrote:
Does the demo version of Rev have any limits on depth of recusion?
Does Revolution handle tail-recusion correctly (as a jump without
building
a call frame, like Scheme and C# and unlike Java)?
In the documentation...
Ah, I think I've just found what slows it down. I think everyone who tried
it probably did what I did, create a new stack, a new scrolling field, a
button for your script, and clicked the button. We see a rect zoom open
(well, some bits of it). I just found that if I put some text in the
Rob Cozens of [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote the following on 4/3/02 9:59 AM
on testMod
put 249 into var1
put var1 into var2
add 1.0 to var1
repeat 10
add 0.1 to var2
end repeat
put (var1=var2)((var1 mod 5)=(var2 mod 5))
end testMod
On the Mac with PPC numerics as I understand it 249
I posted a question regarding this almost two weeks ago, but haven't
received a response from the Rev folks. It's a matter that needs to be
addressed. What IS the story with the distribution engine for Windows?
--
Richard Miller
The Wood Exchange.info
http://www.thewoodexchange.info
At 6:46 AM -0800 4/3/2002, Barry Levine wrote:
When I double-click on a .rev stack, Revolution launches into the
runtime(?) mode and I can't figure out how to break out back into the
development mode without quitting Rev and then launching Rev directly
(and then opening the stack).
That's right;
Lately, we have had some questions and explorations concerning
binary floating point numbers in Revolution.
Here are some functions that can be used to examine the floating
point representation. You can use them to log intermediate values
in confusing calculations. Or you can use them to
On Wednesday, April 3, 2002, at 08:59 PM, Dar Scott wrote:
This last one does not indicate +inf and so on.
Whoops. I forgot 0. It will look like 1*2^-1023. It is all zero
bits. It, too, is special.
Dar Scott
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Richard,
I posted a question regarding this almost two weeks ago, but haven't
received a response from the Rev folks. It's a matter that needs to be
addressed. What IS the story with the distribution engine for Windows?
You can find the latest 1.1.1 at RunRev's site in the download section.
Hi there,
Does anyone have a good trailing zero suppression
routine for eliminating trailing zeroes from decimal numbers?
Thanks,
Rick Harrison
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At 8:11 PM -0800 4/3/2002, Steve L wrote:
I have downloaded the file that was recommended here:
Jacque Landeman Gay's Pseudotable, which is at
http://www.hyperactivesw.com/downloads/pseudtbl.mc.hqx.
However, this file is in .mc format, how could this be
used/converted to .rev format?
Revolution
I'm making an educational math game that will have a series of
multiple choice questions. I did something like this about 12 years ago
in HyperCard and stored the test question and the four choices in,
respectively, one background field and four card-layer buttons. Each
additional question
At 12:35 AM +0100 4/4/02, Ian Summerfield wrote:
Then I wondered what would happen if I put a LOT of text in the field. I
typed:
This is a test.
I selected all in the field and paste, paste, paste, about 10 times.
Note that at this point, the field contains 14 + 14 * 10 = 154 characters.
Rick,
Try this (or someting like it)
on mouseUp
put killTrail(5123.54001000)
end mouseUp
function killTrail val
if val contains . then
if last char of val is in 123456789. then
return val
else
delete last char of val
return killTrail(val)
end if
else
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