On 9/12/03 12:46 AM, Stephen Quinn Barncard wrote:
I don't see why 'seeing' ascii 11 is bad anyway, it helps
troubleshooting. It's not meant to be displayed, just a way to
substitute returns
A little off the subject, but still related: my most favorite invisible
delimiter is ascii 8, which
Danger!
BETA!
Do not proceed unless you live dangerously
and debugging other's code is a pleasure
!
!
!
Actually it's not that bad. But this is kind of a tricky plugin.
Does anyone want to look at what I've written so far?
I could use someone knowledgeable of the IDE rev* internal scripts who
On Thursday, September 4, 2003, at 12:01 PM, Alex Rice wrote:
a) An external + plugin that would enable external editor apps
b) A plugin for enhancing the existing IDE script editor.
An update on this
I learned from Geoff that Runrev has a slew of impressive features
planned for their builtin I
I don't see why 'seeing' ascii 11 is bad anyway, it helps
troubleshooting. It's not meant to be displayed, just a way to
substitute returns
sqb
Rev on OS X displays a character for ASCII 11 that looks like a
curved arrow. ASCII 29 doesn't display any character in a field (I
tried several
I think something more is at play here: I put 13 "@"s in an SDB
record field, backed up the db--which includes gzip compression, and
then restored from the (decompressed) backup. I then add a line of
approx 30 "*"s with the same (error-free) result.
What are we doing differently? I ran my tests
On Thursday, September 11, 2003, at 06:06 AM, T. R. Ponn wrote:
Tim Ponn...the guy who thought turning 1 file into 1,000,000 files was
a good approach. :-[
But, if one is interested in compression and not in making standard
file, your idea of breaking up the file might have merit. Break it up.
Thanks, Jan. I tried what you suggested (I think):
on mouseup
answer printer
open printing with dialog
print card into 36,36,550,610
end mouseup
The first time I got both dialogs:
paper size
# number of copies
But then, nothing printed.
Subsequent clicks of the sam
On Wednesday, September 10, 2003, at 03:22 PM, Chris Sheffield wrote:
I had one test file that was only 6
bytes and it compressed/decompressed fine. One thing I did notice,
however,
is that when a file is this small, the compressed file actually ends up
being larger. I think in this case it was
I may have found a training string that avoids compression that trips
up decompression on OS X, Revolution 2.1. Maybe.
Here is my test button script:
//
on mouseUp
get field "Input"
get xCompress(it)
get xDecompress(it)
put "[" & it & "]" & LF into field "Log"
end
Thanks to Kjeti, Chris and Ken.
Chris, your script works great with English, but I can't get it to work
with Unicode text. I tried to unidecode both the text field and
thePhrases and thus deal with two one-byte chars per one Unicode
two-byte character, preform the matchChunk function with one-
> Here's a bit of code I use to do just that.
>
> repeat for each line tPhrase in thePhrases]
> if matchChunk(fld "MyText", "(" & tPhrase & ")",
> tStartChar, tEndChar) then
> set the textStyle of char tStartChar to tEndChar of fld
> "MyText" to link
> end if
> end repeat
Good sug
> I tried using 'owner' but i could not use the returned reference.
>
> Basically, how do you read the data from a field on another
> card with only
> the field's ID number?
Get the "long id" of the field and us it. "owner" returns effectively
the "name" of the owner of the object, and "long ow
Hi Andy,
FWIW, When I did this some years ago, I made 2 custom fonts for it, however
I didn't bother roatating anything but simply made 12 hour hands, 60 minute
hands and 60 second hands (plus one clock face) as individual characters.
This seemed good enough for my purpose at the time. One font wa
Dear RunRev Afficionados,
I have just uploaded updates to my RR revtool hacks.
Unfortunately the vertical variant got fatter (wider) to
accommodate all the widgets and small window sizes: if you
feel a desperate need for a 'long and thin' one contact me
off list and I will knock one up (although
Le jeu 11/09/2003 à 09:52, Rolf Kocherhans a écrit :
> I made a stack script which would delete the contents of a field in a
> substack
> which I open as sheet.
>
> The script goes like this and is in the main stack:
>
> on openStack
> put empty into field "fldLog" of stack "Log"
> end openStack
I would like clicking on a card in the list to select that card
in the other window without bringing that window to the front. I can
think of some brute force ways to accomplish this, but I haven't found
any "smooth" way of doing it. Is there (yet another) cool Rev command I
am missing that does th
Would it be best to create each "step" of each arm in Photoshop and show
each in succession as time goes by???
Hi Andy,
That's basically what Serendipity Library's ClickClock does...except
the hands are hands instead of numbers.
If you go this route, it makes sense to me to make the images .gif
I would think encountering 13 identical and contiguous bytes would
be a very common occurrence
I think that would depend on the type of data being compressed,
Tom...I believe the original file in question is a .wav.
As I noted yesterday 20+MB of ASCII text apparently has no such
contiguous iden
At 07:38 PM 10/09/2003 -0400, you wrote:
Actually, Graham, the image needs to have a unique ID vs. a unique name
(AFAIK). So if you say:
set the icon of btn "myButton" to (the id of img "ImageForIcon" of cd
"MyIcons" of stack "myStuff")
it should work so long as the ID number is unique.
Ken Ra
Toma,
Here's a bit of code I use to do just that.
repeat for each line tPhrase in thePhrases]
if matchChunk(fld "MyText", "(" & tPhrase & ")", tStartChar, tEndChar)
then
set the textStyle of char tStartChar to tEndChar of fld "MyText" to
link
end if
end repeat
Of course, you only h
Richard
I like your system info stack
is it possible to add hard drive space and amount of memory and processor speed etc?
jack
yoy wrote:
My new project is an analog clock but instead of using circle arcs, I want
to use text as the hour and minute arms.
The problem I'm running into is the text rotates around it's midpoint. Is
there a way to rotate the text's x,y point that represent the left,"mid-Y"
of the textheight arou
My new project is an analog clock but instead of using circle arcs, I want
to use text as the hour and minute arms.
The problem I'm running into is the text rotates around it's midpoint. Is
there a way to rotate the text's x,y point that represent the left,"mid-Y"
of the textheight around the cloc
I am trying to use drag-and-drop in a Rev app, both within one stack
window, and from one stack window to another. I noticed in Klaus' demo
stack that when you drag from, say, the Finder, a ghost of the drag
content in some form comes along with you. In Rev, a little dotted box
around the arrow sho
The user is working in one window with a list of cards and controls.
Another window, showing off to the side, is the one with the cards
listed. I would like clicking on a card in the list to select that card
in the other window without bringing that window to the front. I can
think of some brute fo
Scott Rossi wrote:
Speaking as nitpicky someone who has an itchy trigger finger from years of
arcade games, I would say the firing system feels a bit sluggish. Perhaps
this is intentional (and perhaps I'm just old) but the delay between shots
caused a minor bit of frustration when trying to hit t
--- Rolf Kocherhans <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I made a stack script which would delete the
> contents of a field in a
> substack
> which I open as sheet.
>
> The script goes like this and is in the main stack:
>
> on openStack
> put empty into field "fldLog" of stack "Log"
> end openStack
>
--- Rolf Kocherhans <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Why is it, that when I print a card containing
> Buttons (under OSX)
> these buttons
> are not printed, only the text on the buttons ?
>
> I would like to have a card printed the way it looks
> on screen, is it
> possible ?
>
> Cheers
> Rolf
>
I made a stack script which would delete the contents of a field in a
substack
which I open as sheet.
The script goes like this and is in the main stack:
on openStack
put empty into field "fldLog" of stack "Log"
end openStack
Now, my field gets emptied every time I open the Stack "Log" as shee
Why is it, that when I print a card containing Buttons (under OSX)
these buttons
are not printed, only the text on the buttons ?
I would like to have a card printed the way it looks on screen, is it
possible ?
Cheers
Rolf
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