--- Jim Hurley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Actually, TG in Revolution is pretty much a
> finished product. The
> biggest problem I was having was drawing speed.
> The real breakthrough
> came when Scott Rossi suggested using the
> pencil tool rather than the
> line tool. Remarkably, the pencil
On Tuesday, December 10, 2002, at 07:04 PM, erik hansen wrote:
i was afraid something like this would happen.
a recent DeVoto (co-author of The Book) posted
that x is only calculated once. maybe that lets
the former go faster.
Maybe the poster was thinking of something like this:
repeat while
--- erik hansen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> --- Dar Scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > >> repeat with x = the number of controls of
> > group
> > >> "grpButtons" of stack down to 1
> > > or
> > > put (the number of controls of group
> > "grpButtons"
> > > of stack) into tot
> > > repeat with
--- Dar Scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >> repeat with x = the number of controls of
> group
> >> "grpButtons" of stack down to 1
> > or
> > put (the number of controls of group
> "grpButtons"
> > of stack) into tot
> > repeat with x = tot down to 1
> > a little faster and you can see the total
erik hansen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
are there any problems with bringing in an image
as an icon or saving an icon as an image? HC has
a useful 2-tone editor, MC i don't know about
for editting icons and/or images. all of my
HC>MC icons have somehow become images in a
RunRev group.
maybe ther
On Tuesday, December 10, 2002, at 05:51 PM, Monte Goulding wrote:
you can open a card of one stack in the window of another stack so
that may
provide the effect you want. You will just need to keep track of which
stack
you opened it in so you can return to the correct card.
That is an elegan
Jacqueline,
I tried this, but to no avail:
>have you tried seting the defaultstack to the one
>with the selection?
Robert,
I did have something like this in mind as my workaround. I managed to save the
selectedChunk, field and stacks into the other stack, and then use these to
reconstruct the s
you can open a card of one stack in the window of another stack so that may
provide the effect you want. You will just need to keep track of which stack
you opened it in so you can return to the correct card.
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Beh
On Tuesday, December 10, 2002, at 05:41 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
copy to
Aha! I should have figured it was as easy as that. Also I overlooked
the "How To move cards from one stack to another" in the online docs :-)
Thanks,
Alex Rice, Software Developer
Architectural Research Consultant
Alex Rice wrote:
> I have a few cards which I need to reuse in several substacks. I could
> put the cards in the mainstack, or their own substack. How can I
> programmatically do something like this?
>
> insert card "the card" of stack "sharedCards" into this stack
> set the script of card "the c
I have a few cards which I need to reuse in several substacks. I could
put the cards in the mainstack, or their own substack. How can I
programmatically do something like this?
insert card "the card" of stack "sharedCards" into this stack
set the script of card "the card" to "..."
What's the
You know, people might actually be interested in such a thing, especially
if it paired wine suggestions to foods.
Judy -- who likes just about any kind of wine other than White Zinfandel.
> Alex Rice wrote:
>
> > What is the occasion?
___
use-revolutio
--- "J. Landman Gay" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> >>> Changing the filename property of an
> existing
> >>> image will change the image it displays, so
> all
> >>> you need is a single, permanent image
> object
> >>> that a script can update to contain
> different
> >>> image content.
> >
> > is t
Alex Rice wrote:
> After thinking about the wine expert system vs. scotch, I am wondering
> if people usually drink scotch with meals or not? It could start out
> with a question like this
>
> What is the occasion?
> 1) lounging at the club
> 2) cards or billiards game
> 3) with a meal
> 4) after
On Montag, Dezember 9, 2002, at 01:33 Uhr, Rod McCall wrote:
Ok, for what its worth I couldn't agree more. Even better for me
though I live next door (well for another month) to the Scottish Malt
Whiskey Society! Lets put it this way their menu is large and isn't
usually for food!
I would n
On Tuesday, December 10, 2002, at 04:06 PM, Wolfgang M. Bereuter wrote:
This offer sounds great...
Therefore the winner of the malt should imho be: Alex Rice!
;)
Thanks I appreciate that, unfortunately I quit drinking alcohol a few
years ago. I would want the person providing the expert kno
On Dienstag, Dezember 10, 2002, at 07:48 Uhr, Alex Rice wrote:
Below is an expert system which comes with CLIPS. It's for selecting a
wine based on the user's preferences. If someone will write a similar
system for scotch & whiskey, I will translate it into CLIPS and write
a RunRev GUI for i
Thanks Alex for clearing up the issue. I'm actually expecting Raney will
chime in at some point and tell us that it's a bug in OS X not anything with
Australians being a day ahead of the pack ;-)
Cheers & beers from down under
Monte
___
use-revolution
Thanks for the suggestion. It was a "mouseUp" handler, so I changed it to
"mouseDown" but it didn't make any difference.
I think the issue is actually to do with moving from stack to stack: the
selectedChunk only refers to the character numbers in a (numbered)
field. There
is no reference to a
Dan Friedman wrote:
> My standalone contains several stacks files. During the course of activity
> in my standalone, I copy objects from one stack to another. I want to
> preserve the clipboard text during the copy/paste of objects.
You could also use "copy to " option or the "clone" command t
On Wednesday, Dec 11, 2002, at 04:58 Australia/Sydney, Manuel Companys wrote:
Le mardi, 10 déc 2002, à 17:46 Europe/Paris, Rod McCall a écrit :
As the word "whisky" has popped up on this list a bit recently we've decided to give away a bottle of single malt to one of our users. Basically all you
Someone on this list once mentioned that
they had constructed a primitive Revolution
WebBrowser using socket routines etc.
I'm starting a project using sockets and
I thought it might be good idea to see this
example before getting into hours of frustration.
Any help is greatly appreciated in adva
> I'm now doing what you say - but I am not clear where this leaves the
> idea of a video clip or movie played directly, i.e. not in a player
> object. Maybe I should simply forget about it. As far as I can see,
> my player object is playing a QT file (external to the player) not a
> clip - is this
Hello!
My standalone contains several stacks files. During the course of activity
in my standalone, I copy objects from one stack to another. I want to
preserve the clipboard text during the copy/paste of objects. Here are the
calls I am using to save the clipboard text:
on aLongRoutine
--a
Bernard Devlin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I think the issue is actually to do with moving from stack to stack: the
selectedChunk only refers to the character numbers in a (numbered) field. There
is no reference to a stack. So it seems logical to me that if one is to click
on another stack, tha
Rob Cozens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Perhaps it's not supported in MC, but in the RunRev dev menu I can
select "New Referenced Control", designate a gif file in a folder,
and assign a specific id to the referenced image in its properties
palette. I assign that id as a button's icon, and it w
Hi Signe, I live in the UK - so I'm almost in Europe ;-)
The PC is configured with "English (United Kingdom)" as the input locale.
I've developed the palette (with some help from the kind people here). It
works very satisfactorily, and very similar to your description. If I can get
the final p
Thanks for the suggestion. It was a "mouseUp" handler, so I changed it to
"mouseDown" but it didn't make any difference.
I think the issue is actually to do with moving from stack to stack: the
selectedChunk only refers to the character numbers in a (numbered) field. There
is no reference to a
Below is an expert system which comes with CLIPS. It's for selecting a
wine based on the user's preferences. If someone will write a similar
system for scotch & whiskey, I will translate it into CLIPS and write a
RunRev GUI for it (next year sometime). All you would need to write is
a bunch of
Hoping for 2.0 really soon especially since lots? of people will be
looking for it due to the January MacWorld - Productivity Beat - (page 20)
US edition? Blurb for Rev 2.0 and SuperCard 4.0.
Not the best time to have to say... coming soon
Jim
PS I know this doesn't really count as
At 10:13 10/12/2002 -0800, Rob Cozens wrote:
Basically all you have to do is post a *relevant* message to this list
between now and Christmas day.
Hi Rod,
Does that mean *relevant* to whisky?
By relevant I mean chatting about something to do with Revolution and not
simply posting a message w
Basically all you have to do is post a *relevant* message to this
list between now and Christmas day.
Hi Rod,
Does that mean *relevant* to whisky?
If it isn't wine, tequila or gran manier, I couldn't possibly comment. :{`)
Happy Holidays to all at Run Rev!
--
Rob Cozens
CCW, Serendipity Sof
Le mardi, 10 déc 2002, à 17:46 Europe/Paris, Rod McCall a écrit :
As the word "whisky" has popped up on this list a bit recently we've decided to give away a bottle of single malt to one of our users. Basically all you have to do is post a *relevant* message to this list between now and Christmas
On Tuesday, Dec 10, 2002, at 22:30 Australia/Sydney, Jez wrote:
Please someone tell me how I can set and retrieve the status of a checkbox !
set the hilite of button <> to true | false
get the hilite of button << checkboxname>>
or
put the hilite of << checkboxname>> into <>
regards
David
--- Jez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Please someone tell me how I can set and retrieve
> the status of a checkbox !
Hi Jez,
Check the 'hilite' property in the Transcript
Dictionary.
Hope this helped,
Jan Schenkel.
=
"As we grow older, we grow both wiser and more foolish at the same time."
Please someone tell me how I can set and retrieve
the status of a checkbox !
On Mon, 9 Dec 2002 22:50:19 -0600 "Ken Ray" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Organization: Sons of Thunder Software
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Graham,
What you should do is:
[then - as ever - a very clear explanation]
I'm now doing what you say - but I am not clear where this leaves the
idea of a
Dear all,
I'm opening a local server with
revGoURL "afp://username:password@servername/volumename"
and my program reads and writes happily from or to several files on
this server, nicely considering it as a volume. (it doesn't work with
URL, but with "open file" and so on, it is OK).
my pro
Signe. Thank you for going to the trouble of doing that.
I think that this indicates that it is some setting in Windows 2000.
Given that one cannot know what the user's settings are (and that as
an application developer one probably shouldn't rely on being able
to reconfigure these), and given
Le mardi, 10 déc 2002, à 09:02 Europe/Paris, Signe Marie Sanne a écrit :
Bernard, I just downloaded Revolution on my Windows 2000, made a
standalone and tested the accented letters. Here on my (Norwegian)
keyboard everything works fine. In development mode there's a problem
with accent aigu (
Signe. Thank you for going to the trouble of doing that.
I think that this indicates that it is some setting in Windows 2000. Given that one
cannot know what the user's settings are (and that as an application developer one
probably shouldn't rely on being able to reconfigure these), and give
Signe, I thought this was a plausible explanation, so I built a distribution
for Win32 and tried it, but still a Rev app does not trap these key
combinations
and translate them into 'international' characters.
I think this is starting to look like a bug.
>- when I press the 'AltGr' key it open
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