--- J. Landman Gay [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
This was easily achieved in MC as the
property inspector showed all such
properties that could be set...
I think a better approach would be to offer all
the properties for an
object in the inspector, and let the tool
palette act as simply
How many words do you want to handle? You say *any* but the number of
permutations increases very quickly, so you'd have to come up with a
different way of solving it if you wanted to handle 100 words, for
example. If N is the number of words, the number of strings to generate
is
N!*2^(N-1)
On 26/11/2003 08:01:19 use-revolution-bounces wrote:
--- J. Landman Gay [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
This was easily achieved in MC as the
property inspector showed all such
properties that could be set...
I think a better approach would be to offer all
the properties for an
object in the
Thanks for the suggestion.
The ODBC Trace output from my test stack confirms that only the Select
statement (not the Update statement) is being sent to the data server.
Curious!
The only mention of Error is as follows:
On Wed, 26 Nov 2003 00:28:46 +0100, Wouter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you want to share your internet connection with an OS 9 Mac acting
as router then have a look at IPNetRouter from Sustainable Softworks at
http://www.sustworks.com/
(very little overhead and a mixed PC - Mac environment is
On Tue, 25 Nov 2003 15:27:14 -1000, Sannyasin Sivakatirswami
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote (under Re: Border screen artifacts on
dynamically moving button on
Windows)
[...]
Can anyone enlighten us as to the rationale behind RunRev's decision to
mask off from the development the option to deal
Hi Melvin,
You may want to send the entire trace log to the RunRev folks for
analysis along with your sample stack.
There is definitely a problem.
Brian
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At 9:58 am + 26/11/03, Graham Samuel wrote:
I'd really like to know what the profile of a 'typical' MC user
was/is. I strongly suspect that it would be different from that of a
'typical' RR user. We seem to be pretty good at feedback, judging by
this list...
I think MC users were once
--- Brian Maher [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Melvin,
You may want to send the entire trace log to the
RunRev folks for
analysis along with your sample stack.
There is definitely a problem.
Brian
Well, I looked over his test stack ; is that close
enough ? :-)
I guess the confusion
--- Graham Samuel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tue, 25 Nov 2003 15:27:14 -1000, Sannyasin
Sivakatirswami
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote (under Re: Border screen
artifacts on
dynamically moving button on
Windows)
[...]
Can anyone enlighten us as to the rationale behind
RunRev's
I run a mile from any maths, but I did something randomly and then
rejecting the result it I had it already. And it would give my students
something to watch for a minute! I didn't do globals either! I could
debug it easier this way. But it's not pretty! Oh, and it draws the line
at the joined
I have been reading the Links, the new science of networks, by
Albert-Laszlo Barabasi.
One of the central theorems is that in random networks (randomly
placed links between nodes), all nodes will likely be linked if there
are *roughly* as many links as nodes. That is, starting from any
node,
I think the code looks pretty!
FWIW Tom
I love the way if then else's slide to the right.
On Nov 26, 2003, at 8:29 AM, Bruce Laidlaw wrote:
I run a mile from any maths, but I did something randomly and then
rejecting the result it I had it already. And it would give my
students something to
Hello listers!
I just got burned by a change made sometime after vers 1.1.1, and I
thought I'd pass it along.
In some parts of my app, I use Open File for Read and check the result
for Can't open that filetherefore determining if a file exists or
not. Well...somewhere a change was made
On Wed, 26 Nov 2003 11:49:00 +, Dave Cragg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 8:55 -0500 26/11/03, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think MC users were once described as mature. If that means
mature as in cheese (i.e. old and smelly) then it fits one user's
profile at least. Living Fossils all of us, so
Hello list,
on Mac OSX 10.2.8, RunRev 2.1.2 I made a simple stack with a mainstack
as a splash-screen and a substack as a datastack with some datafields.
In the DataStack there is a Save-Button:
on mouseup
save this stack
if the result is not empty then answer the result
end mouseup
If I build
Hi Richard,
Hello list,
on Mac OSX 10.2.8, RunRev 2.1.2 I made a simple stack with a mainstack
as a splash-screen and a substack as a datastack with some datafields.
In the DataStack there is a Save-Button:
on mouseup
save this stack
if the result is not empty then answer the result
end
Can anyone enlighten us as to the rationale behind RunRev's decision to
mask off from the development the option to deal with certain
properties via the property inspector? I think the armborder *was* an
available property in the Metacard property inspector.
It seems pretty much like any
Tim,
Thanks for the head's up!
If all you want to do is check the existence of a file, ever think of using
If there is a file tFilePath then instead of open file tFilePath for
read? This way you don't have to worry about changes in the engine.
Just a thought...
-Dan
Hello listers!
I
I'm using the libSMTP v1.5.0 Email Client Example and I'm having trouble
sending an HTML-formatted email message. I've got the save as plain text only
checkbox UNCHECKED, so that's not the problem. I've been able to send
plain-text emails just fine.
Can anyone tell me if I need special
Allo Alex,
I go to my Panther's Ibook right now to download and test this very
impressive stack.
Thanks
Best, Pierre
Le mer 26/11/2003 18:43, Alex Rice a crit :
Sorry for the back-to-back announcements.
This morning Howl 0.8.2 was released, and all MS Windows users should
upgrade to
Don't waste your time trying to make Rev do this -- shareware to the rescue!
Get IPNETROUTER for your Mac. It will allow it to be a router for up
to 256 machines on your home network.
http://www.sustworks.com/site/prod_ipr_overview.html
I used an old Mac SE30 as a router for years on a DSL
Dan,
Good thought...I'll try it!
Best Regards,
Tim Ponn
Dan Friedman wrote:
Tim,
Thanks for the head's up!
If all you want to do is check the existence of a file, ever think of using
If there is a file tFilePath then instead of open file tFilePath for
read? This way you don't have to worry
On Nov 26, 2003, at 11:47 AM, Pierre Sahores wrote:
Allo Alex,
I go to my Panther's Ibook right now to download and test this very
impressive stack.
Pierre, I hope you find it useful. Don't hesitate to remind me about
making a Linux and BSD version of revzeroconf too.
Alex Rice [EMAIL
Many thanks Graham, Dar, Wouter, etal
Date: Wed, 26 Nov 2003 09:38:45 +
From: Graham Samuel [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Networking Mac/PC Windows XP
On Wed, 26 Nov 2003 00:28:46 +0100, Wouter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you want to share your internet connection with an OS 9 Mac
P.S.
Someone told me I should be able to just D/L the Windows XP version and
transfer the .zip to the PC, then unzip and install there.
I'm a dummy about such things. Will that work??
Actually, if it does (and I'm thinking it should), then I can just use the
crossover Ethernet and filesharing
Le 25 nov. 03, à 22:08, Ken Norris a écrit :
Hi Yves,
I know. All it does is zoom the image in its own rect, because that's
where
the script does it. I had mentioned you'd have to capture the image to
zoom
yourself, i.e., import a snapshot of a particular rect relative to the
coordinates
Hello Stephen,
Date: Wed, 26 Nov 2003 10:58:18 -0800
From: Stephen Quinn Barncard [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Networking Mac/PC Windows XP
Don't waste your time trying to make Rev do this -- shareware to the rescue!
Get IPNETROUTER for your Mac. It will allow it to be a router for up
Sorry for the back-to-back announcements.
This morning Howl 0.8.2 was released, and all MS Windows users should
upgrade to 0.8.2; it fixes a bug with mDNSresponder.
While updating revzeroconf to include Howl 0.8.2 I realized it made no
sense to have revzeroconf in 1.0 beta1 while Howl is at
Ahh, I was right.
;-)
You could record a left-balanced and right-balanced version of each
sound file in a sound program and then save them in a format that
QuickTime understands (like MP3). You can then preLoad and play them
as videoClips. I threw in some mp3 tracks and it seemed to work, but
Have you tried the QT external I mentioned the other day? You can set
the balance of a player to the left or right speaker. There is a demo
stack which shows the code for doing this included with the download.
Unfortunately it is OS X only right now.
Yes, I have, thanks, Trevor. It seems to
Hi Axel,
...
You could record a left-balanced and right-balanced version of each
sound file in a sound program and then save them in a format that
QuickTime understands (like MP3). You can then preLoad and play
them as videoClips. I threw in some mp3 tracks and it seemed to
work, but I didn't
On Nov 26, 2003, at 2:44 PM, Axel Buchner wrote:
Have you tried the QT external I mentioned the other day? You can
set the balance of a player to the left or right speaker. There is a
demo stack which shows the code for doing this included with the
download. Unfortunately it is OS X only
This is probably a question for someone who runs a webserver or
otherwise has experience with libURLSetCustomHTTPHeaders.
I want to use this command to spoof either netscape or IE. Anyone know
what should be included in the headersList to make requests perfectly
incognito?
Thanks
On Wed, 26 Nov 2003 Dave Cragg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
One reason for lack of feedback on Xavier's additions to the MC
development environment may have been a perceived lack of need by
many MC users. Not that we don't see shortcomings in the IDE, but I
imagine each user has his/her own ideas for
On Nov 26, 2003, at 3:42 PM, David Kwinter wrote:
This is probably a question for someone who runs a webserver or
otherwise has experience with libURLSetCustomHTTPHeaders.
I want to use this command to spoof either netscape or IE. Anyone know
what should be included in the headersList to make
On 11/19/03 9:55 AM, Thomas J McGrath III wrote:
So, when you are creating an interactive project or whatever you are
saying that most people have been content to just start from scratch
with the text formatting?
Sorry, I know this thread is probably a bit stale (1. I'm a digest
subscriber
On Wednesday, November 26, 2003, at 04:04 PM, Alex Rice wrote:
I believe it's the User-Agent HTTP header.
http://www.mozilla.org/build/user-agent-strings.html
Bingo!
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Sorry, I might have missed this but if you use OSX then do the internet
sharing from the Mac side. It is much easier to share an internet
account in the sharing preference pane on Mac then from the PC side.
You can share an ethernet or DSL or Cable or Wireless that way. If you
use OS9 then
Actually, in my case if I could import the content I have and keep the
formatting (Tabs, Centered lines, Bold, Italic, size, color, kerning
and baseline shift) then the look and feel would be exactly like the
rest of my project.
My project is a CD and is 640x480 and so is my content. I wanted
Thomas J McGrath III wrote:
Actually, in my case if I could import the content I have and keep the
formatting (Tabs, Centered lines, Bold, Italic, size, color, kerning
and baseline shift) then the look and feel would be exactly like the
rest of my project.
My project is a CD and is 640x480
Richard,
As I don't want this thread to start over again I won't comment on the
first part of your reply, but let's just say that a typical project of
mine involves 'multiple' applications that have just that right method
I need to pull off another A+ project. I will use two text editors and
Richard,
The inconsistency I refer to is the problems with text formatted in a
field versus that done in the content pane and versus that done in the
text formatting pane. They all have different results and are
unpredictable at best. Then if I send it to Windows it gets even worse.
It is
Hi Axel,
Date: Wed, 26 Nov 2003 22:44:58 +0100
From: Axel Buchner [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: mono sounds to left and right sound channel
Is there a way to have the sound files at a location different from the
Revolution folder?
---
Sure, but you need to change the default folder
OOPS. sorry...forgot to switchout the subject line.
Hi Axel,
Date: Wed, 26 Nov 2003 22:44:58 +0100
From: Axel Buchner [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: mono sounds to left and right sound channel
Is there a way to have the sound files at a location different from the
Revolution folder?
Hi Graham,
Date: Wed, 26 Nov 2003 23:11:55 +
From: Graham Samuel [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Networking Mac/PC Windows XP
Actually, if it does (and I'm thinking it should), then I can just use the
crossover Ethernet and filesharing (no need for internet services) to
accomplish my
Thomas J McGrath III wrote:
The inconsistency I refer to is the problems with text formatted in a
field versus that done in the content pane and versus that done in the
text formatting pane. They all have different results and are
unpredictable at best. Then if I send it to Windows it gets
Richard,
I refer to the property inspector and the different 'panes' available
in it for text manipulation i.e. the content 'pane' and the
text/formatting 'pane' versus formatting text via the text menu
directly into a field versus formatting text in the content 'pane'
using the text menu.
On 11/26/03 10:20 PM, Thomas J McGrath III wrote:
I refer to the property inspector and the different 'panes' available in
it for text manipulation i.e. the content 'pane' and the text/formatting
'pane' versus formatting text via the text menu directly into a field
versus formatting text in the
I have several gif images that I want to appear in appropriate places
in a field. The imagesource property works perfectly if the gif
image file is in the same folder as the Revolution application or in
the same folder with the standalone:
put 60034gQ.gif into itemgif
set the imagesource of
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