Sure! That would be great... having a really fast ISP that supports Rev
is a great thing...
Ken Ray
Sons of Thunder Software
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Geoff Canyon wrote:
If the script I'm looking at is the one you're talking about, it's
parsing through the contents of the field one bit at a time, and
setting the style of text (text color) bit by bit.
For speed, you need to get the contents of the field, work on that
(paying special
--- Andre Garzia [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Folks,
i am using de 30-day-trial edition and
revOpenDatabase is returning:
revdberr, restricted under current license what
does that mean? I can
try to use this command?
cheers
Andre Garzia 2003
imac2 ibook p100 e uma torradeira
Hello Ron,
You are right.
I have used Bugzilla now.
But if I didn't do it before, it's because in my experience, all this
databases are never efficient. You submit a bug, and you have never answer.
The bug is open, in the database and maybe two years later, you have a
chance to find the bug
Bonjour François,
Après avoir lu ton article sur Revolution je suis à deux doigts de
l'acheter.
Malheureusement je vois plusieurs points négatifs:
- absence de documentation en français
- absence d'une version française du programme (je ne parle pas de
Transcript)
- mes recherches sur le net
A list is much more easier to manage on the user side than a forum!!!
The only point is that each participant has to write cleary the subject and
the subject has to be changed each time the discussion inside it is running
out the intial subject... (but this is also true for forums...)
-
Hi John,
Hello all,
I am trying to set up a button as a preview screen in the corner of a
window, so that when the cursor passes over an area of a map in the
window, a picture of the item that is represented in that area of the
map appears on the preview screen button. I have made an
Alex Rice wrote:
re: your choices. I know C, Objective-C, (some) C++ and Java but my
productivity is just off-the-scale when I'm using Revolution as opposed
to those other languages!
For this reason I envy one feature from ToolBook: the ability to make
direct system API calls right in the
Hi all,
I'm new to Rev, been with MC for a while. While there are a lot of things
about the Rev GUI that I like, I am missing the functionality MetaCard had
via its Control Browser to list the objects in a group.
I can't see this functionality in the Application Browser. Can anyone
enlighted
On Thursday, August 7, 2003, at 03:38 PM, Wilhelm Sanke wrote:
Magic Triangle is a computerized card-board game - an example of
materials used in so-called progressive education for individualized
instruction - originally used for faster third graders (as it were,
college-bound third graders),
I'm not an expert in this area; but in my humble opinion you're doing
as well as you ever will running in a multi-user operating system
(5/3600 = a 0.14 % error).
I've got other timer-based programs that actually show a countdown in
seconds, but I don't think I've tested it against a separate
Quick followup to my last message I have still been unable to get
BLOBs working with PostgreSQL, including by using the built in Query
Manager and following the simple instructions Jan Schenkel posted.
So - if anyone out there has successfully added BLOBs to a PostgreSQL
database using RR
On 8/7/03 Martin Baxter wrote
If you have to modify the data and also need to read the data out in
numeric order as if the keys were integers in sequence, you can:
put the keys of theArray into akeys
sort numeric lines of akeys
repeat for each line i in akeys
put theArray[i] into something
end
Klaus,
Try:
on mouseenter
set the icon of button PreviewButton to 1392
### You only need the naked id number ;-)
set showIcon of button PreviewButton to true
end mouseenter
Thank you. It works beautifully.
Ideally, I would like this button in the corner of the window to show
a different
Hi all
Same with MetaCard so this is definitively a HEAVY BUG in the engine.
Big fun...
Please bug-report this to bugzilla...
Until this will get fixed, the only workaround will be to not use
accents and
umlauts and special chars... :-(
Is reported already and is being fixed. The
On Friday, August 8, 2003, at 08:03 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
on checkstatus
put shell(unixcallgoeshere) into field status result
send checkstatus to this stack in 3 seconds
end checkstatus
The unix call I'm using spits back it's result instantaneously, so
there shouldn't be a
I create a new stack, save it as äÃÃoüÃ-öÃYÃY.rev and it will be
written
to a file with
this name WITOUT PROBLEM:
aÌ^AÌ^uÌ^UÌ^oÌ^OÌ^ÃYÃYÃY.rev
BUT any attempt to save this file again will end in an error and an
empty file
called:
Rodney Tamblyn wrote:
Quick question (probably already covered somewhere on this list...)
Can someone post a simple example illustrating adding a blob to a
PostgreSQL database from RR?
I have worked my way through the simple examples, but before launching
into Revolution database scripting I
On Samstag, Aug 9, 2003, at 19:13 Europe/Zurich, Ken Norris wrote:
...
So, in order to get new beginners truly interested in this venue, I was
thinking there should be a set of well written, simple, ready-to-use,
useful, and modifiable stacks, and also puposefully geared to breaking
them
down
have you tried using a player object instead of an audioclip?
I prefer the audio clip because I can embed it within the App. The Player
object requires an external file (correct me if I'm wrong).
Do you think the audioclip could be causing the timer to pause while it's
played?
Regards,
Hello!
Is it possible to forbid that Revolution create a Backup File when we use
the save command? Here is the problem with the Files with French chars.
So, if I prevent that, my problem is solved.
Thank you
François
--
François Cuneo
Site Web dédié au Macintosh http://www.cuk.ch
This discussion of the need for the RunRev folks to market not just the
product but the underlying xtalk/xcard paradigm to the world of Windows
in particular raises for me another issue that I think prevents the
product from achieving the kind of brilliant Aha! success it richly
deserves. I
For some reason leaving the http-proxy empty prevents RR to use the
default-settings of explorer on my XP pc.
So I looked into the registry and found the entry containing the
proxy-settings:
put queryRegistry
(HKEY_CURRENT_User\Software\Microsoft\Windows\
CurrentVersion\Internet
Bonjour Franois,
J'ai, moi-aussi, lu et apprci l'article de premire classe que tu as
consacr Revolution 2.0.1. Ne te dcourage pas pour ces quelques
retards tes demandes d'explications. Les listes Revolution et Metacard
sont en pleine bulition, ces derniers temps et beaucoup de ceux qui,
Never mind; I need to set the httpheaders.
Ken Ray
Sons of Thunder Software
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Web Site: http://www.sonsothunder.com/
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Sent: Saturday, August 09, 2003 1:51 PM
To: 'Use
Ken,
I think your suggestions are wonderful, and would fill a gap that is in
real need. In fact the whole issue of getting started in Rev needs
some work, IMHO. Sample stacks are good and will help new users get
going. I remember developing a couple of stacks for SuperCard that
helped people
Ken,
There is a Chinese proverb that goes something like this:
The journey difficulty lies not in the distant mountains but in the
grains of sand in your shoe.
It is the same with Rev. I'm sure we've all run into the small
impediments that, in total, dissuade many who try Rev from adopting
You know what is needed ?
The silly little home stack that came with HC. It would simply link the user to the various example projects and other resources. That alone would get so many people started. It could be emphasized in the entry level version along with docs that gave people tips on how
I know there are still background
processes running, but they should have been minimal.
Howard, et al:
I consider a 0.14% error (5 seconds/hour) to be minimal; but I'm not
calculating longitude for a sailing ship at sea. :{`)
What are you using to calculate the exact timing? Have you tried
Stacks and Pieces of Code for
Runtime Revolution
by Alejandro Tejada Capellan
Download these experiments with the
Polygon graphics of Revolution from this website:
http://www.geocities.com/capellan2000/
BezierLine1_1.zip
CurvedDrawingPen_v01.zip
ScreenArtv1.zip
SVGfiles.zip
I know how to get cookies from a server-side app, but if I have a client
standalone that needs to read a cookie from the local machine in order
to send it via get url() and set the httpheaders, how doe I get the
values to pass?
On OS X I know I can read the /Library/Cookies/Cookies.plist file,
I just wanted to amplify a bit on what I wrote earlier this evening.
Rev's deficiencies stand out only because the rest of the IDE (99%)
is insanely great stuff. So when I make comments that may seem somewhat
less than congratulatory (?) about Rev, it's only because these grains
of sand are so
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