Did you try in adding the line below to your preopenstack script :
set the socketTimeoutInterval to 10
thanks for the tip, i'll give it a try in the next revision of my project
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Hi
Although not directly relevant to the problems discussed, it's
probably a good idea to check the result after an open socket
statement. It seems that if the connection fails to open due to a
name resolution problem, the error is found in the result, not a
socketError message.
Cheers
Dave
I don't really understand this yet, but apparently there is a unique relationship
between custom properties and arrays.
It seems that I can't, then, store an array in a custom property.
Here's what I tried, but it causes a runtime error:
on mouseUp
put A into myArray[1]
put B into
I want to play a series of sound files (xxx.aiff) one after another.
I am using Quicktime player objects (as I may need to use MP3's later
on). The problem is I can't get them to play one after the other.
They all want to play at once. I have tried wait until the sound is
done, but this
At 7:34 am -0400 6/5/02, Ivers, Doug E wrote:
I don't really understand this yet, but apparently there is a unique
relationship between custom properties and arrays.
It seems that I can't, then, store an array in a custom property.
Here's what I tried, but it causes a runtime error:
on mouseUp
Hi Kurt and Greg,
I want to play a series of sound files (xxx.aiff) one after another.
I am using Quicktime player objects (as I may need to use MP3's later
on). The problem is I can't get them to play one after the other.
They all want to play at once. I have tried wait until the sound
I was asking myself of how one could replace the script editor,
especially what messages one would have to send/ receive for it to
function.
now before I look into the Rev-development stacks, I would like to know
if someone did that already (maybe with another stack ?).
I would also like to
Hello,
I have posted this question three times, and have yet
to get a response, I am starting to get a complex.
Either this is an extremely stupid question, or no one
understands it, or just that I am very much disliked.
If it is just that no one has an answer, then maybe
someone from Rev can
Steve,
I just tried this in Rev 1.1 on Windows 2000:
1) Create a button
2) Set its script to on mouseUp;answer Hello;end mouseUp
3) In the properties palette I checked off Control (^) and the with key is
h (lower case).
4) Chose the browse tool
5) Typed Control-H
... and the answer box came up
I am trying to set the shortcut keys of a button:
Try this:
1. make a button
2. in the script of the button place:
on mouseUp
put Help
end mouseUp
3. try the button and see if Help pops up.
4. click on a checkbox for the keyboard shortcut input a letter
(I just tried command y here on
On 5/3/02 11:12 AM, Rob Cozens [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you have multiple stacks and routines that they all need, put the
scripts in the mainStack.
Hi Dar,
Steve Sarah covered the subject very well, except for one option
alluded to above:
If you have handlers that are referenced
Hello,
I added the on mouseUp--answer hello script to my
existing button, works fine when clicked but when the
ctrl and h key are pressed it does nothing.
So, I created a new button and set it up the exact
same way and it works fine when the ctrl and h keys a
re pressed.
I compared the two
Thanks Ken,
That is my experience aswell.. Which makes me wonder how I can use
setProps with a custompropertyset (since I can't get setprops to work with
the name of the either, once a custompropertyset has been assigned)?
cheers,
/Niklas
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
put token 1 of 12:37:03 PM
12
put token 2 of 12:37:03 PM
:37:03
Colon is supposedly not a token delimiter yet the first command returns 12
as if it were. Why?
jim lambert
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At 1:05 pm -0700 6/5/02, Niklas Almesj wrote:
Thanks Ken,
That is my experience aswell.. Which makes me wonder how I can use
setProps with a custompropertyset (since I can't get setprops to work with
the name of the either, once a custompropertyset has been assigned)?
cheers,
/Niklas
From: Ken
I want to set up a stack that centralizes all my most
useful functions. What's the best way to include these in the standalone
when I'm ready to build it? Is there an easy way to include only the
functions that the stand-alone will need?
Hi Doug,
A. You can distribute the library as a separate
Aloha all from beautiful Kauai (where it is raining hard today, helping us
keep our reputation for the most rainfall in the world)...
Here's the simple question:
===
Is there a way to read permissions and set permissions of a remote text file
over a LAN to files served from volumes on a
I have been coding using authoring systems for 10 years and have seen this.
An invisible character gets into the code and is their causing the error but
it can't be seen.
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From: Steve L [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, May 06, 2002 12:05 PM
Dave,
This is wonderful! Great catch on this... just goes to show you can learn
something new every day.
;-)
Ken Ray
Sons of Thunder Software
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Web Site: http://www.sonsothunder.com/
- Original Message -
From: Dave Cragg [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have a very simple standalone.
the stack has 6 fields and 1 button. Total of around 100 lines of code. Very
small screen size.
I am building this for mac. I checked PPC.
The only other stuff checked is
Answer dialog
remove UI
The smallest is 1.9 MB.
What is the smallest a standalone can
What's the best way to structure an Application in Rev?
Should the main stack be the about window? Since it's first to display.
Should the main stack be hidden so you can control the rest of your
substacks as windows?
Should the main stack be the most used window in the app?
I'm not quite
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