>Bonsoir Yves,
>
>try this
>
>...
>put fld "myData" into tData
> repeat for each line l in tData
> if char -3 to -1 of l is not "(*)" then
> put l & CR after cleanedup
> end if
> end repeat
>put cleanedup into fld "tData"
>...
>
>Is billion times faster than parsing the field and
At 4:36 pm -0500 10/7/02, Ken Ray wrote:
>Dave,
>
>How about a little shorter version:
>
> replace "(*)" & cr with cr in field x
> if char -1 of field x is cr then delete char -1 of field x
>
>-- of course, this is only if one wants to remove a trailing cr...
If the last line ends with "(*)",
Dave,
How about a little shorter version:
replace "(*)" & cr with cr in field x
if char -1 of field x is cr then delete char -1 of field x
-- of course, this is only if one wants to remove a trailing cr...
Ken Ray
Sons of Thunder Software
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Web Site: http://www.sonso
At 3:57 pm +0200 10/7/02, Yves Coppé wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I get a problem with filter command
>
>I have a fld with lines.
>some lines end with "(*)"
>
>something like :
>xxx xx xxx
>xxx xxx (*)
>xxx xx xxx
>xxx xx (*)
>xxx xx xxxX
>
>
>I'd like to strip the "(*)" at the end of the lines
On Wednesday, July 10, 2002, at 01:41 PM, Larry Forsgren wrote:
> Correct, server contains "mailsever:110".
> I logged the results to a field but it came up empty.
> The sysError is 0 which I don´t know what it means.
> The actual code as it looks currently is below.
> It does not matter if I ch
Mark,
This is probably not the answer you were looking for, but you could
check for the existence of an old rtf file first:
if there is a file "my_mothers_nose.rtf" then
delete file "my_mothers_nose.rtf"
end if
-before creating a new "my_mothers_nose.rtf".
-Kurt
_
> write "USER" && user to socket server
try:
write "USER" && user & CRLF to socket server
remember you need to send the CRLF at the end of every command (just like
SMTP)..
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Hello,
I made a stack, that opens up games, etc. It works, so I put it into a
Standalone. I ran it, worked good (Except that the boxes are all White,
anyone know why?) Then, when I exited the game, it went back to the normal
windows desktop. Is there a "Always on Top" option at all? Also, is t
On Wednesday, July 10, 2002, at 01:28 PM, Larry Forsgren wrote:
> Unfortunately not. The mail server is on Unix (and I have tried a few
> which give the same result) and the client is on Windows XP. I can open
> the socket and read the welcome from the mail server but not access
> the socket wit
Correct, server contains "mailsever:110".
I logged the results to a field but it came
up empty.
The sysError is 0 which I don´t know what it
means.
The actual code as it looks currently is
below.
It does not matter if I change to a different mail
server.
on revPOP_connect # Description.
on 7/10/2002 12:59 PM, paolo mazza at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> How can I send a command "control+shift+3" to the finder?
>
> A kind of:
> on MouseUp
> send "control+shift+3" to program finder
> end MouseUp
> or
> on MouseUp
> send "control+shift+3" to program applescript
> end MouseUp
>
Dar
scott
Unfortunately not. The mail
server is on Unix (and I have tried a few
which give the same result) and the client is on
Windows XP. I can open
the socket and read the welcome from the mail
server but not access
the socket with any command after that. It times
out and nothing else
Hi Chipp,
> on MouseUP
>import snapshot from rect (rect of this stack)
>export last image to URL "binfile:immagine1.jpg" as JPEG
>delete image NUMIMM
>choose browse tool
> end MouseUP
>
> This is two lines shorter...and I believe will work.
It will if you replace "delete image
on MouseUP
import snapshot from rect (rect of this stack)
export last image to URL "binfile:immagine1.jpg" as JPEG
delete image NUMIMM
choose browse tool
end MouseUP
This is two lines shorter...and I believe will work.
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Bonsoir Yves,
> Hi,
>
> I get a problem with filter command
>
> I have a fld with lines.
> some lines end with "(*)"
>
> something like :
> xxx xx xxx
> xxx xxx (*)
> xxx xx xxx
> xxx xx (*)
> xxx xx xxxX
>
>
> I'd like to strip the "(*)" at the end of the lines
>
> so I write
>
>
Ro,
Here's a simple "send" script that puts the current time into a field:
(I made this the script of a button, but you can change it to anything you
like):
on mouseUp
send updateClock to me in 10 milliseconds
end mouseUp
on updateClock
put the long time into field 1
send updateClock to
Hi,
I get a problem with filter command
I have a fld with lines.
some lines end with "(*)"
something like :
xxx xx xxx
xxx xxx (*)
xxx xx xxx
xxx xx (*)
xxx xx xxxX
I'd like to strip the "(*)" at the end of the lines
so I write
put fld "myData" into tData
filter tData with ?
As if being unable to play a sound isn't embarrassing enough...
I tried the "send" vs. "idle" example...called "updateClock"...watched the
time get placed in the field...sat around...and nothing.
Getting the feeling that I can't do anything right...
Ro
Not running a QT moviejust trying to play a sound. Thanks.
Ro
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Klaus Major
> Sent: Wednesday, July 10, 2002 12:01 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: The sound of silence
>
>
> Hi Ro and Ch
You can imagine how embarrassing it is to say "I can't play a sound"...
Using Windows 98, I played the sound from the desktop, using WinAmp...works
fine. I import the sound. Tried playing the sound. Nothing. Exited RunRev,
restarted, and clicked the button...nothing. When I 'put the result' it
gi
Recently, "Ro Nagey" wrote:
> I imported a sound into my stack "curly.wav"
>
> There's a button that says: --
> on mouseup
> play audioclip "curly.wav"
> answer the result
> end mouseup
>
> the result is random and increasing
You might want to check the sampling/bit rate of the file as wel
OK, I'm going to ask this question on the list one more time before I bug the poor
folks at rev.
On OSX, the command
put "my mothers nose" into URL "file:xx"
where the 'file' is an RTF file, creates a NEW RTF file with the content "my mothers
nose" and retains
the old RTF file with the pre
>>So, we can see it *is* working.. But how to coerce the simple integer that
>>is not a result of math into the dollar format... I *can* just "fake" a
>>calculation put (1*tShipping) into tShipping. And that works, but, hoping
>>not to have to be doing that in the long term, as one day someone els
On 7/10/02 1:58 AM, Sivakatirswami <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> But how to coerce the simple integer that
> is not a result of math into the dollar format... I *can* just "fake" a
> calculation put (1*tShipping) into tShipping. And that works, but, hoping
> not to have to be doing that in the l
How can I send a command "control+shift+3" to the finder?
A kind of:
on MouseUp
send "control+shift+3" to program finder
end MouseUp
or
on MouseUp
send "control+shift+3" to program applescript
end MouseUp
I need this peace of script to open the program "Snapz Pro" from Rev and let
this
I want to get from Rev a jpg file of the card on top of my application.
After some attempts, I came up with this script (which it works):
on MouseUP
put the rect of this stack into FINESTRA
import snapshot from rect FINESTRA
put the number of images of this stack into NUMIMM
export ima
On Tuesday, July 9, 2002, at 03:40 PM, Larry Forsgren wrote:
> When trying to run the script again it fails until
> I restart revolution.
Any chance your mailserver is the same computer? And on Windows?
If so, I may have run into something similar.
Dar Scott
On Tuesday, July 9, 2002, at 02:58 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> thats easy, fields do not have a numberFormat property.
Ah, but maybe you can make one! And a number property, too, of
course, to set and get the number. Add a few more handlers for
events to handle input and (tah-dah) a nume
On Tuesday, July 9, 2002, at 11:47 PM, Sivakatirswami wrote:
> So, we can see it *is* working.. But how to coerce the simple
> integer that
> is not a result of math into the dollar format... I *can* just "fake" a
> calculation put (1*tShipping) into tShipping. And that works, but,
> hoping
>
On Tuesday, July 9, 2002, at 11:57 PM, Geoff Canyon wrote:
> At 6:15 PM -0600 7/9/02, Dar Scott wrote:
>> Let's see. RunRev HQ is NE of my house. And my house is about
>> NW of RunRev HQ. How can that be?
>
> It's possible for RunRev HQ to be exactly NE of you, _and_ for you
> to be exactly
> John Roos wrote:
>> I was wondering if it is possible in Revolution to drag and drop a file from
>> the Finder onto a field in a stack after which the contents of the field are
>> set to the full path of the file dropped onto it. I'm working with OS X.
>> Thanks - John
>>
>
> Download the exte
John Roos wrote:
> I was wondering if it is possible in Revolution to drag and drop a file from
> the Finder onto a field in a stack after which the contents of the field are
> set to the full path of the file dropped onto it. I'm working with OS X.
> Thanks - John
>
Download the external collec
I was wondering if it is possible in Revolution to drag and drop a file from
the Finder onto a field in a stack after which the contents of the field are
set to the full path of the file dropped onto it. I'm working with OS X.
Thanks - John
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At 4:11 PM -0700 7/9/02, Larry Litton wrote:
>I have a simple script that doesn't seem to work in OSX! I'm using
>the "Functionkey" function to intercept the function keys. I use a
>group of 60 cards to allow outputting up to 32000+ characters
>depending on the function key pushed. If the F1
On Wednesday, July 10, 2002, at 08:20 , John Roos wrote:
> I've used HyperCard a lot in the past, and have recently started working
> with Revolution. In my HyperCard stacks, I've used a lot of
> XCMDs/XCFNs, and
> I would like to keep using them.
John
This does not directly answer your quest
- I cant type the following characters in the script editor. In a text field
however (and elsewhere) it works.
@ \ | [ ] { }
these characters have to be typed locally with the Alt Gr modifier, or with
ctrl+alt.
- Additionally, pressing Alt Gr opens the script editor (seemingly half
the time
Jeanne,
Can I turn off the throbbing in the box that appears in the stack window.
It is torture.
Bruce
>
>Is the magnify window adequate for this? (Set the image's magnify to true.)
>
>--
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I've used HyperCard a lot in the past, and have recently started working
with Revolution. In my HyperCard stacks, I've used a lot of XCMDs/XCFNs, and
I would like to keep using them. However, I haven't been able yet to get
them to work. What I've done so far is create a main stack in Revolution an
Hi Ro and Chipp,
this is an excerpt from a conversation i had with Mr. Scott Raney,
concerning "play ac..." an players...
It may help...
>
> 2. (windows only)
> One cannot use quicktime(-players) and "play ac xxx" together.
> Of course not together at the same time but you can't mix them.
> Mu
play audioclip "curly.wav"
works for me. Are you sure the name of the clip is "curly.wav"
Use the Application Overview to check.
Speakers plugged in ;-)
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Ro Nagey
> Sent: Tuesday, July 09, 2002 8:26
OK, being the moron I am, I am having trouble deciphering how to play a
sound.
I imported a sound into my stack "curly.wav"
There's a button that says: --
on mouseup
play audioclip "curly.wav"
answer the result
end mouseup
the result is random and increasing
I can create a playercontrol
>
>Rob,
>
>>> Anybody know how to set the decimal precision of a numeric value? I
have
>>> looked through the docs but I can't seem to find the reference.
>>
>> Hi Steve,
>>
>> Did you check the numberFormat property?
>
thats easy, fields do not have a numberFormat property. It works as follow
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