Re: Best place for common script

RG> For those of you who attended the plugins session at the Rev seminar this RG> will serve as refresher notes for some of my introductory material (sockets RG> tutorial forthcoming). ...and folks, you ain't seen nothin' till you've seen Richard role-play both ends of the ftp protocol... -- -Ma

Re: Bug in setting setting the height of rectangles

On Monday, January 12, 2004, at 05:50 PM, Jim Hurley wrote: I have been getting some strange results setting the heights of graphic rectangles--programmatically. I think rounding in setting the height might be good. But I have no problem with not rounding. I assume there is a meaningful workar

Re: simple modal questions

On Monday, January 12, 2004, at 07:58 PM, Doug Lerner wrote: (2) How do you make a text field into a "password" field (asterisked out)? Consider using the keyDown Message. Dar Scott ___ use-revolution mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.runrev

[ANN]: Button HTTPd 0.1

Hi Folks, Based on the codebase from revHTTPd Project (http://www.soapdog.org/rev/revhttpd.html), I made a custom version of HTTPd, it's a button, it contains everything. The objective is that you add this button to your object library, so when you feel like giving your stacks the ability to

Re: a closed stack vs an invisible stack

On 1/13/04 2:11 PM, "Richard Gaskin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Doug Lerner wrote: > >> I notice that even if a stack is closed, I can obtain custom properties from >> it, such as: >> >> put the loginName of stack "loginForm" >> >> I thought that the stack had to be "open but invisible" to ac

Re: iMovie vs Final Cut Pro-- and Final Cut Express

Erik, well, the short answer is yes, the long answer is a lot of work, programming, quicktime fiddling, and it might not be as clean as you would like. your order is a tall one to have a simple solution right now. if you are just looking at producing the background video then imovie might do y

Re: a closed stack vs an invisible stack

Doug Lerner wrote: > I notice that even if a stack is closed, I can obtain custom properties from > it, such as: > > put the loginName of stack "loginForm" > > I thought that the stack had to be "open but invisible" to access > information about the stack. Not needed: you can access data in an

A Toast to Fourth World Media Corporation. (was Re: Best place for common script)

On Jan 13, 2004, at 1:49 AM, Richard Gaskin wrote: One of my New Year's resolutions is to try to reduce the number of ten-page posts I make to this list , but this question comes up often and deserves a thorough treatment so I compromised and posted a new article to my site on this:

Re: Am I the only Brazilian in here?

On Jan 12, 2004, at 10:25 PM, Andre Garzia wrote: I keep seeing those huge euro and american user groups. RevConferences an so on... All them so far away from me. I begun to wonder, am I the only Brazilian in here? A half-Brazilian! but not in Brazil. I'd be happy to come visit when I earn my

a closed stack vs an invisible stack

I notice that even if a stack is closed, I can obtain custom properties from it, such as: put the loginName of stack "loginForm" I thought that the stack had to be "open but invisible" to access information about the stack. Could somebody clarify. Thanks, doug

Am I the only Brazilian in here?

Hi folks, I keep seeing those huge euro and american user groups. RevConferences an so on... All them so far away from me. I begun to wonder, am I the only Brazilian in here? I was thinking about creating a Brazilian Revolution User Group (if there's enought to form a group) or at least a L

Re: Best place for common script

On 1/12/04 9:49 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote: This is excellent. Nice job. -- Jacqueline Landman Gay | [EMAIL PROTECTED] HyperActive Software | http://www.hyperactivesw.com ___

RevConference: Gold and Silver Found in San Francisco

RevConference: Gold and Silver Found in San Francisco "There is gold in them there hills!" One focus of the Conference was to show the success of the RunRev community of developers. We were introduced to a variety of exciting, groundbreaking applications. One developer showed his new well

Re: Best place for common script

Robert J. Earp wrote: > Over the years I've scripted a whole mess of sub-routines/ functions/tools > etc. , most recently in ToolBook, where I've used their System Books feature. > > For those of you that have never used ToolBook, they use the term Book the > same as Rev uses Stack, and System Bo

ANN: HTTPd Stack update.

Hi Folks, I made an update for my revHTTPd Stack. You can get it from my homepage (http://studio.soapdog.org) or direct from my File Sharing Drop Box (http://public.soapdog.org) Major enhancements are: Better error handling, things like timeout are now working. Better mime header construction.

simple modal questions

(1) I assume that if you want to make a form (like a login form) that requires more than one answer, that the best way is to open a stack containing the form as modal? Is that right? (2) How do you make a text field into a "password" field (asterisked out)? Thanks, doug

Re: Bug in setting setting the height of rectangles

Jim Hurley wrote: > I have been getting some strange results setting the heights of > graphic rectangles--programmatically. > > For example the following run from the msg box: > > put the height of grc 1 & return after results > set the height of grc 1 to (the height of grc 1) + 0.1 > put the he

RE: RevConference - Client Server vs Stateless

Pierre, Looks like something interesting. Can you please describe this. Regards Vikram Pierre Sahores wrote: > > > > exec 2>&1 > echo \ > \ > \ > set itemdel to \"/\" \ > put \"Hi !\" \&\& item 2 of the short date \& \"/\" \& item 1 of the short date \& \"/\" \& item 3 of the short date \&\&

Re: text encoding gotcha?

On 1/12/04 4:25 PM, "Alex Rice" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Suddenly when I do a Win32 standalone build, when I run it on windows, > some fields are all garbled looking. Every other character is a box- > signifying maybe this is using a wide character encoding. This is > bizarre- I'm not using Un

Re: User group in London, England?

I don't live in London but I do go to London once a year. I go to a place called Stock Rochfert (sp?) for an annual conference in AAC. Maybe you could arrange a conference for the same week that I am there :-) Tom On Jan 12, 2004, at 5:42 PM, Graham Samuel wrote: Noting the posts re RunRev

Re: Two Questions on Database Query Builder

On Jan 12, 2004, at 8:40 AM, Jan Schenkel wrote: Have you tried ? *grin* Just tried it here, and it seems to work just fine, allowing you to fetch fields from both tables when you link fields to the query. Cheers, and thanks in advance. Andre Alves Garzia à 2003 à BRAZIL http://www.soapdog.org

Re: iMovie vs Final Cut Pro

I'd second Jeff's comments. I bought FCP and used it for a while until iMovie 2 (or was it 3?) came out. Can't remember which feature(s) was missing in the original iMovie that made me feel I needed FCP but that was fixed in a later version of iMovie. With recent revisions of iMovie, there'

Re: iMovie vs Final Cut Pro-- and Final Cut Express

--- aj445 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Also, there is Final Cut Express-- > much less expensive than FCP, yet has > most features of the high-end model. thanks Sandy, Jeffrey, Malte, Andy. can we combine video and animation a la Roger Rabbit, scripted in Revolution and interactive at all times?

Bug in setting setting the height of rectangles

I have been getting some strange results setting the heights of graphic rectangles--programmatically. For example the following run from the msg box: put the height of grc 1 & return after results set the height of grc 1 to (the height of grc 1) + 0.1 put the height of grc 1 after results put re

text encoding gotcha?

Suddenly when I do a Win32 standalone build, when I run it on windows, some fields are all garbled looking. Every other character is a box- signifying maybe this is using a wide character encoding. This is bizarre- I'm not using Unicode at all. What the heck could be going on? Is it possible to

Re: iMovie vs Final Cut Pro

thanks Andy, i was looking for an overview. contrast and compare, personal take y so forth. Erik = [EMAIL PROTECTED]http://www.erikhansen.org __ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Hotjobs: Enter the "Signing Bonus" Sweepstakes http://hotjobs.sweepstakes.yahoo.com/si

User group in London, England?

Noting the posts re RunRev user groups from Richard Gaskin and Bob Hartley, I'm not near either of you; but I imagine there must be some RunRev users in London apart from me - if there are, maybe you'd consider contacting me at my UK address [EMAIL PROTECTED] and perhaps we could consider sta

Re: XML Tutorial

On on, 12 Jan 2004 10:41:13 -0500, Thomas J McGrath III <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Does anyone have a stack that shows how XML's work in Rev for 'beginners'? I don't know anything about XML. I found "Way too much" on the web and not enough of how it concerns usage in REV. I can learn more in thir

Field redistribution line by line

Hello Group, I'm having trouble with a script which takes individual lines from a field and places them in various fields on another card (and stack). The basic structure involves a repeat loop which works through each line of the source field, assigning it a variable name, and then is supposed to

Re: Outstanding Revolution Developer Conference

Does anyone know if there plans to have a Rev Conference at MacWorld EXPO in New York (July 12-15, 2004)? -James Dan Soneson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent by: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 01/12/04 04:10 PM Please respond to How to use Revolution To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] cc: Subje

Re: Outstanding Revolution Developer Conference

Jerry Daniels wrote: > Wow! >>Great conference here in San Francisco. In two days I learned stuff >that would have taken a long time to learn on my own. >>Many thanks to Kevin and the RR team for their dedication and hard work >in putting this together. >>I'll be at the next one, too! >>Jerry Da

RE: Windows ODBC

> It's definitely a bug with the Query Builder. You'll find the > same thing happening with SQL Server. Skip the Database Query > Builder and use the revdb commands. They work just fine even > if the Query Builder can't come up with a list of tables. > Also, you'll find that if you enter valid

Re: Mac OS 9 and sockets - are they slow?

Scott- Monday, January 12, 2004, 6:48:05 AM, you wrote: SS> I also discovered that I got a huge speed increase if I used datagram SS> sockets instead of normal sockets. You *do* have to be extra careful with datagram packets, though, as they're not guaranteed to be delivered at that level. But y

RE: XML Tutorial

Tom, An alternative to Rev's xml DLL is the all-Transcript XML Library at: http://www.sonsothunder.com/products/metacard/xmllib.htm Full docs are included (you can even read them online from the page above). Just providing options... :-) Ken Ray Sons of Thunder Software Email: [EMAIL PROTECT

Your software

Just my regular reminder that if anyone is about to release new software can they please get in touch? We like to make sure we can help where possible. Best, Rod Rod McCall, PhD. www.runrev.com Runtime Revolution Ltd 91 Hanover Street, E

Vector Animation using Filmstrip player

Hi developers, I'm having troubles to access or download from my Geocities webpages, so I'll post the code here for further examination. 1) Visit this page for a sample of a java based filmstrip player: Now whil

Re: XML Tutorial

On Jan 12, 2004, at 11:50 AM, Thomas J McGrath III wrote: Where the h*ll did that come from I swear it was not in there before?? Thanks Trevor I only found it because someone else pointed it out to me :-) -- Trevor DeVore Blue Mango Multimedia [EMAIL PROTECTED] _

Re: XML Tutorial

Where the h*ll did that come from I swear it was not in there before?? Thanks Trevor TOm On Jan 12, 2004, at 11:14 AM, Trevor DeVore wrote: On Jan 12, 2004, at 8:41 AM, Thomas J McGrath III wrote: Hello everyone, Does anyone have a stack that shows how XML's work in Rev for 'beginners'?

Re: iMovie vs Final Cut Pro-- and Final Cut Express

Also, there is Final Cut Express-- much less expensive than FCP, yet has most of the features of the high-end model. Sandy ___ use-revolution mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution

Re: [ANN] libEmail v1.00 and libSmtp v2.00

Hi Shao Sean, You have done a extraordinary good work with these email libraries. shaosean wrote: >libSmtp has been re-written and all of the email >encoding features that were found in the previous >versions have all been off-loaded to libEmail. >What's new in libSmtp v2 >- almost 100% re-wri

Re: Uh... yet Game Programming... or Is there a way to build tilemap graphics in Rev?

On Jan 12, 2004, at 10:47 AM, Richard Gaskin wrote: In my tests here I've found that for operations involving sequential access of all items in a list/elements in an array, stepping the rough each line is about 20% faster than stepping through each array element. Thanks it's good to know that Bu

Re: Mac OS 9 and sockets - are they slow?

Scott, You should be careful about using datagram sockets -- my understanding is that there is no guaranteed delivery when using datagrams, unlike when sending via normal sockets, and so you can lose packets and never know it. As for the speed issues someone was seeing under OS9, a long time a

Re: Uh... yet Game Programming... or Is there a way to build tilemap graphics in Rev?

Alex Rice wrote: > I bet you could gain some speed by moving that field lookup into a > custom property. Field accesses are slower than custom property > accesses. ...by about an order of magnitude, depending on what's in the field. > It would be interesting to know if 2D arrays would be faste

Re: scottish user group?

At 3:59 pm + 12/1/04, Bob Hartley wrote: Are there any Scottish (as in the country not the nationality) users? :-) There seem to be a few. Swapping tips and tricks F2F would be handy. Over a beer would be nice. How about we start informally by nominating a pub close to one of the main railw

Re: iMovie vs Final Cut Pro

Erik, Both will make movies you can play, only difference is the scope of what you can do with the programs. kind of like mac paint (imovie) vs photoshop (final cut). final cut gives you total editing control with all the bells and whistles of a professional editing bay. imovie, while a great l

Re: use-revolution Digest, Vol 4, Issue 75

Erik, Yes, I have experience with both iMovie and Final Cut Pro. Do you want to discuss something off-list? MRM -- Michael R. Maitzen Teleproduction Supervisor School of Liberal Arts, IUPUI [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://comtechlab.iupui.edu > -- > > Message: 2 > Date: Mo

Re: XML Tutorial

On Jan 12, 2004, at 8:41 AM, Thomas J McGrath III wrote: Hello everyone, Does anyone have a stack that shows how XML's work in Rev for 'beginners'? I don't know anything about XML. I found "Way too much" on the web and not enough of how it concerns usage in REV. I can learn more in thirty min

scottish user group?

Hi all. OK sorry if this gets sent twice. I sent it via the work mail address and itis not registered. OOOPS! I live 40 miles from runrev-HQ. In sunny Glasgow. Are there any Scottish (as in the country not the nationality) users? :-) Swapping tips and tricks F2F would be handy. Cheers bob Dr R

XML Tutorial

Hello everyone, Does anyone have a stack that shows how XML's work in Rev for 'beginners'? I don't know anything about XML. I found "Way too much" on the web and not enough of how it concerns usage in REV. I can learn more in thirty minutes of studying a stack then 5 hours of reading about it

Re: encryption question

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Does the current build of RR support customProperties containing compressed > data in password protected stacks, or does does the compressed data still get > scrambled when the stack is re-opened? As far as I can tell all binary data stored in custom properties is prese

Re: Storing compressed data: tidbit

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > -- These allow compressed data to be stored in a password-protected stack... > > I recently asked if RR still corrupts compressed data when stored in a > password-protected stack. Assuming this remains the case, the solution is to > encode > the compressed data which,

Re: Mac OS 9 and sockets - are they slow?

In Classic mode, all networking has to be rewired to go through OS X networking protocols, so that's one explanation for the delay. Another is that MacOS pre-X never had a really robust TCP/IP stack, and was alywas a bit on the slow side. But maybe someone else can offer you hints on speeding thing

Re: Outstanding Revolution Developer Conference

>> On Jan 11, 2004, at 6:30 PM, Mark Brownell wrote: >> >>> So, unless a secret decoder ring is required, will someone that went >>> to this tell us what Kevin Miller said: >>> >>> 8 AM ­ 9 AM >>> Kevin Miller, Runtime Revolution >>> Revolution¹s fearless leader will be letting you get the inside

Re: A couple of graphic object questions

Doug Lerner wrote: > Where is "the number of graphics" documented? It may be under the "number" entry in the Transcript Dictionary; all objects can be referenced by name, number, or ID. > I can't find the "graphics" keyword referenced anywhere. Use the Search Documentation feature: are 61 hits

Re: Outstanding Revolution Developer Conference

Jerry Daniels wrote: > Wow! > > Great conference here in San Francisco. In two days I learned stuff > that would have taken a long time to learn on my own. > > Many thanks to Kevin and the RR team for their dedication and hard work > in putting this together. > > I'll be at the next one, too! >

Re: A couple of graphic object questions

On 1/12/04 9:24 PM, "Jan Schenkel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > When an object is created, the engine will send a > message : 'newField' for fields, 'newGraphic' for > graphics, etc. > > As for a convenient list : you can address graphics by > number, so to get a list of their long IDs, you would

Re: A couple of graphic object questions

On 1/12/04 10:05 PM, "Jan Schenkel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > --- Doug Lerner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> On 1/12/04 9:57 PM, "Jan Schenkel" >> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >>> >>> In what sense does it not work ? Are you getting >>> compile errors or unexpected results ? I just >> tested >>>

Re: iMovie vs Final Cut Pro

On Jan 12, 2004, at 4:57 AM, erik hansen wrote: doe anyone have direct experience editing videos with iMovie vs Final Cut Pro and running the videos from Revolution? thanks, Erik Erik, Yes, I did it. I can help :D Andre Alves Garzia  2003  BRAZIL http://www.soapdog.org _

Re: A couple of graphic object questions

--- Doug Lerner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On 1/12/04 9:57 PM, "Jan Schenkel" > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > In what sense does it not work ? Are you getting > > compile errors or unexpected results ? I just > tested > > it here and my sample code showed the long id's of > > each graphic c

Re: A couple of graphic object questions

On 1/12/04 9:57 PM, "Jan Schenkel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > --- Doug Lerner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> On 1/12/04 9:43 PM, "Jan Schenkel" >> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> Is the "number of graphics" the number of >> graphics on a card? >>> >>> Indeed, if you don't specify

Re: graphic fill property

On 1/12/04 9:50 PM, "Jan Schenkel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > --- Doug Lerner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> The docs say: >> >> "? The backgroundColor of a graphic is displayed >> inside the graphic?s border >> if the graphic?s fill property is true. If the >> graphic?s fill is false, the >> se

Re: A couple of graphic object questions

--- Doug Lerner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On 1/12/04 9:43 PM, "Jan Schenkel" > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > >> Is the "number of graphics" the number of > graphics > >> on a card? > >> > > > > Indeed, if you don't specify any further, the > engine > > assumes you want the number of graphics

Re: graphic fill property

--- Doug Lerner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > The docs say: > > "€ The backgroundColor of a graphic is displayed > inside the graphic¹s border > if the graphic¹s fill property is true. If the > graphic¹s fill is false, the > setting of the backgroundColor has no effect." > > But setting the fill p

Re: A couple of graphic object questions

On 1/12/04 9:43 PM, "Jan Schenkel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> Is the "number of graphics" the number of graphics >> on a card? >> > > Indeed, if you don't specify any further, the engine > assumes you want the number of graphics on the current > card of the current stack. That actually does

Re: A couple of graphic object questions

On 1/12/04 9:37 PM, "Doug Lerner" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On 1/12/04 9:24 PM, "Jan Schenkel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi, Jan, > >> Hi Doug, >> >> When an object is created, the engine will send a >> message : 'newField' for fields, 'newGraphic' for >> graphics, etc. > > When it doe

Re: A couple of graphic object questions

--- Doug Lerner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On 1/12/04 9:24 PM, "Jan Schenkel" > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > When an object is created, the engine will send a > > message : 'newField' for fields, 'newGraphic' for > > graphics, etc. > > When it does that, how can I reference the "new > gra

two graphic 16s?

I created a bunch of graphic objects on a card. All were numbered consecutively except for some reason I ended up with two "graphic 16" objects. Can anybody think why that might have happened? Thanks, doug ___ use-revolution mailing list [EMAIL PROTEC

Re: A couple of graphic object questions

On 1/12/04 9:24 PM, "Jan Schenkel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi, Jan, > Hi Doug, > > When an object is created, the engine will send a > message : 'newField' for fields, 'newGraphic' for > graphics, etc. When it does that, how can I reference the "new graphic"? > > As for a convenient list :

graphic fill property

The docs say: "€ The backgroundColor of a graphic is displayed inside the graphic¹s border if the graphic¹s fill property is true. If the graphic¹s fill is false, the setting of the backgroundColor has no effect." But setting the fill property of a graphic object seems to set a *custom* fill prop

Re: A couple of graphic object questions

--- Doug Lerner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > After a new graphic object is created, is the name > of the object in "it"? > How do we know that the graphic object is created? > > Is there a convenient list of all the graphic > objects on a card? > > Thanks, > > doug > Hi Doug, When an object i

A couple of graphic object questions

After a new graphic object is created, is the name of the object in "it"? How do we know that the graphic object is created? Is there a convenient list of all the graphic objects on a card? Thanks, doug ___ use-revolution mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED

Re: Setting the icon of a button to be an image

Peter9, Make sure the showname is false. -=- Xavier Bury Clearstream Services TNS NT LAN Server ext 36465 Voice: +352 4656 43 6465 Fax: +352 4656 493 6465 [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent by: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 12/01/04 10:50 Please respond to How to use Revolutio

Re: Multi-level filtering question

--- nc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I have a database which I have extracted a finite > set of attributes > from (call them A,B,C, and D). They are output as > four lines of text > for each record, for example: > > AttributeA: DN=Smith, > John,OU=Users,DN=domain,DN=Com > AttributeB:

Re: A text representation of recent actions?

So that is the difference between the pencil tool and the curve tool. I was wondering. The curve tool is a vector graphic with points defined, and the pencil tool just adds points to a bit map image. If this can all be done with vector graphics it would obviously be better. Thanks - I will take a

Re: Linux Filepath problem

--- "T. R. Ponn" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello all! > > I'm developing on Mac OS9.2.2, RunRev2.0.3 for > multiple platform > distribution... > > One of the first things I do in my app (on > openstack) is to: > > on openStack > global warming -- :-) > set the itemDelimiter to "/" > pu

Re: A text representation of recent actions?

--- Doug Lerner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > For example, say a user has > > choose pencil tool > > set and draws in the image. > > Is there a way of capturing, in text form, what the > user did so that > information can be sent to a server? > > doug > Hi Doug, Even if it may not immediately

Re: iMovie vs Final Cut Pro

Hi Erik, I have. I see not many differences between the exported movies, if the settings are the same, but Final Cut (Pro 1.25) saves me a lot of headaches when I render my movies, especially when it comes to animations. It´s great to import a Photoshop Document with Layers into Final Cut and then

Re: Two Questions on Database Query Builder

--- Andre Garzia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Folks, > > > Is there a way to change connections parameters > (server, user, pass) > at run time? See the following answers from last month's list archives :

Mac OS 9 and sockets - are they slow?

I am doing some socket experiments between a Rev client and a server. For the standalone apps I build for OS X or Windows, the response is great - the sockets open and the communication with the server is essentially instantaneous. But with the OS 9 build, the socket open time is REALLY slow - lik

Vector Animation

The direction to download is Thanks in advance. al = Visit my site: http://www.geocities.com/capellan2000/ Search the mail list: http://mindlube.com/cgi-bin/search-use-rev.cgi __ Do you Yahoo!? Ya

Vector Animation

Hi developers, Previous post has the wrong direction. :( I'm looking for a way to have animated vector graphics in MC/RR. This is the first result: In this stack, a group is used to show a matrix of vector shapes. This is similar to

Vector Animation

Hi developers, I'm looking for a way to have animated vector graphics in MC/RR. This is the first result: http://geocities.yahoo.com/Vector_Animation.gz In this stack, a group is used to show a matrix of vector shapes. This is similar to the Filmstrip player of Supercard. Now, I need some opin

Storing compressed data: tidbit

-- These allow compressed data to be stored in a password-protected stack... I recently asked if RR still corrupts compressed data when stored in a password-protected stack. Assuming this remains the case, the solution is to encode the compressed data which, although making the compressed data a