Is there a possibility to show the color part of images when they are
covered by the uncolored part of an other image? I would like to show
only the colored part of a polygon, so that I con make a map where I can
address the regions (polygons) with scripts (change the color).
Any ideas?
By th
Hi,
Thanks for responding so quickly. I suppose that was a rather vague
description of my problem.
Using aliasReference() as an example, I get the following when trying to
print a listing:
Page 1
the function's title on two separate lines (quadruple line spacing),
the functio
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
For a few hundred dollars I just picked up a 366 mHz PC laptop for
testing purposes; you might find an option like that to be more
satisfactory in the long run.
I agree. For development purposes, and for testing, it's far better to test on a real
rather than virtual m
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hypercard is truly dead and after migrating to MacOS X I
realized it was time for me to make a switch.
Here here. And your REV apps on OSX look and run so wonderfully.damn, I never
thought of myself as a professional till I
saw my own apps run on OSX.wow!
ma
> Message: 1
> Date: Sat, 1 Jun 2002 11:48:11 -0600
> Subject: Virtual PC
> From: Dar Scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> I have just installed Virtual PC on my OS X system. I hope to use
> this in my initial platform testing for Revolution project
>I've been following the Revolution lists because it is the closest
>thing available to Hypercard but I've been exploring all the
>alternatives because I've come to believe the dominate opinion that
>Hypercard and things like it, are not real programming environments.
Hi Kee,
I think you'll f
On Sunday, June 2, 2002, at 07:01 AM, use-revolution-
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> I have just installed Virtual PC on my OS X system. I hope to use
> this in my initial platform testing for Revolution projects. I
> think Virtual PC has been mentioned on this list.
>
> Any warnings or advice?
I use Virtual PC all the time for testing applications that have to run
on PC's and find the response more than reasonable. With the update to
5.0.3, there also seems to have been some speed improvements.
regards,
John Dixon
On Sunday, June 2, 2002, at 04:08 PM, Pierre Sahores wrote:
>> Mes
>> I've been following the Revolution lists because it is the closest
>> thing available to Hypercard but I've been exploring all the
>> alternatives because I've come to believe the dominate opinion that
>> Hypercard and things like it, are not real programming environments.
And thank God! With
Kee Nethery writes:
> I've been following the Revolution lists because it is the closest
> thing available to Hypercard but I've been exploring all the
> alternatives because I've come to believe the dominate opinion that
> Hypercard and things like it, are not real programming environments.
Thi
Is there a way of importing/ opening OMO stacks in Revolution?
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> At 9:21 PM +0200 6/1/02, meili wrote:
>> Why is it not possible to exit the following repeat-forever-handler by
>> using the mouseclick-function?
More genrally, what are the Transcript equivalents for HyperTalk
"exit repeat" and "exit if".
I am an old HyperCard user but a brand new Rev user ..
> 2. When I worked in my first "mixed" environment, many of the people
> who used PCs looked down on Mac users saying "a Mac is not a real
> computer." I believe there are still those who would try to make a
> case that Macs are not suitable platforms for business despite the
> number of success
On Monday, June 3, 2002, at 03:46 , Manuel Companys wrote:
>> At 9:21 PM +0200 6/1/02, meili wrote:
>>> Why is it not possible to exit the following repeat-forever-handler by
>>> using the mouseclick-function?
>
> More genrally, what are the Transcript equivalents for HyperTalk
> "exit repeat" a
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