For rectangle objects I thought of a simple solution which works:
Make the rectangle and set it's ink to noop (or similar) , group it,
then make the group showborder true.
Doesn't help for non-rectangular shapes though
R.
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On 9/28/03 7:48 PM, Ken Ray wrote:
The advantage of regex is that .01% where you want to make sure you get
every kind of whitespace character included in the trim...
So I'm apt to use Jacque's approach for most of my needs, and only use
the regex Trim when I suspect there may be non-breaking spa
You don't want to use "me", you want to use "the target". And you don't
really even need to use "abbr name"; you can just say:
on mouseUp
put first word of the target into fld "Field 1"
end mouseUp
HTH,
Ken Ray
Sons of Thunder Software
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Web Site: http://www.sonsothunder
The revdocs wiki has been unreliable of late -- freezing for no
apparent reason.
I've moved it onto my main server, which should be more reliable, but
that means that the location has changed. Anyone who has a reference to
wiki.macitworks.com should change it to:
www.macitworks.com:8080
Sorry
I believe you it's faster in this case, but regex is usually faster
than one might think. It is after all calling an optimized C library
to do all the work :-)
RegEx is more about an optimised C library, but for Rev itself, I get
the impression that it's more about the optimised data structures
Hello,
I can use snippet "abbr name of me" to learn an object type. But how can I
keep track of the object type to use this information in a script located at
the card object level rather than for example at the button object level?
A concrete example of differences in button mouseup functioning:
> > --
> > -- regex method
> > --
> > function trim pText
> > get replaceText(pText, "^\s+", empty)
> > return replaceText(it, "\s+$", empty)
> > end trim
>
> For an easy "trim" function that is just as fast as regex, try this:
>
>return word 1 to -1 of pText
Interesting... my regEx ver
Hi Howard,
I'm drawing irregular shaped objects, polygons, lines with arrows
etc... as part of an annotation tool.
~ Rodney
On Monday, September 29, 2003, at 03:20 AM, Howard Bornstein wrote:
On Sunday, September 28, 2003, at 10:28 AM, Rodney Tamblyn wrote:
Can anyone tell me how to make a tr
On Sunday, September 28, 2003, at 05:05 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
For an easy "trim" function that is just as fast as regex, try this:
return word 1 to -1 of pText
In a test using text with 1000 leading white space characters and 500
trailing characters, the difference between the regex meth
On 9/28/03 1:39 PM, Alex Rice wrote:
Here are two trim whitespace functions that had written. To my surprise
the regex variant is way, way faster!
--
-- regex method
--
function trim pText
get replaceText(pText, "^\s+", empty)
return replaceText(it, "\s+$", empty)
end trim
--
-- non regex me
According to the TD, if I set the SharedText property of a field in a group
to true, and that group appears on several cards, any change of the text of
the field on any card will show up in them all.
I have just such a field in a group and I suppose I've set its SharedText
to true by checking t
This should be fixed and uploaded now.
I have not tried the wiki-style export, since that's mainly for my own
use and I don't need it yet.
gc
On Friday, September 26, 2003, at 09:45 AM, Ken Ray wrote:
Geoff,
I get an error when trying to export as HTML... it gets to
"zoomBoxproperty" and get
On Sunday, September 28, 2003, at 11:39 AM, Alex Rice wrote:
I believe you it's faster in this case, but regex is usually faster
than one might think. It is after all calling an optimized C library
to do all the work :-)
Alex
What is more surprising to me is how fast offset() is in Revolution.
Hello everyone,
Starting to dabble with my new Rev license in OS X. Wondering how to
do the following:
(1) Make my app's name appear in the Rev menu next to the Apple menu.
(2) Set the standalone's icon to a picture I've created. (I do have
some advice about this regarding MC, but I'm no
On Sunday, September 28, 2003, at 09:55 AM, Mark Brownell wrote:
There is probably a regEx way but I have found that this tends to be
faster in most speed tests.
I believe you it's faster in this case, but regex is usually faster
than one might think. It is after all calling an optimized C libr
On Sunday, September 28, 2003, at 12:02 PM, Alex Rice wrote:
local tResult
local tResult, tLine, tMatch
Alex Rice <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> | Mindlube Software | http://mindlube.com
what a waste of thumbs that are opposable
to make machines that are disposable -Ani DiFranco
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On Friday, September 26, 2003, at 10:16 PM, Bojsza wrote:
I have a large file that I have loaded into a field "incoming". I wish
to parse particular text pieces out into another field "outgoing".
The text is always between "value=question?>" and ends with "<" #the
quotes are not part of the t
The docs suggest taking a snapshot of the window, printing, and then
deleting the snapshot,
Thanks- where in the docs does it say that?
i've just spent 10 minutes searching and I'll be darned if i can find
the reference, but i'm sure i read that somewhere under issues and
workarounds.
--HangTim
On Friday, September 26, 2003, at 09:16 PM, Bojsza wrote:
The text is always between "value=question?>" and ends with "<" #the
quotes are not part of the text
example
value=question?> TEXT I WISH TO PARSE OUT<
Any suggestions would be helpful (I have several hundred lines to
search through)
On Sunday, September 28, 2003, at 10:28 AM, Rodney Tamblyn wrote:
Can anyone tell me how to make a transparent graphic with visible
border on Windows (It's easy on Mac). The graphic needs to be
"opaque" so it will capture mouse clicks, but obviously I want it to
show what's underneath, so the
Hi Rodney,
Just shifted my Virtual Exhibition system from OSX to Windows... and
surprise! I've got a problem
Welcome to the club ;-)
Can anyone tell me how to make a transparent graphic with visible
border on Windows (It's easy on Mac).
The graphic needs to be "opaque" so it will capture mo
Just shifted my Virtual Exhibition system from OSX to Windows... and
surprise! I've got a problem
Can anyone tell me how to make a transparent graphic with visible
border on Windows (It's easy on Mac). The graphic needs to be "opaque"
so it will capture mouse clicks, but obviously I want i
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