Re: The keyboard - back to US - solved the problem?

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The keyboard - back to US - solved the problem?

In previous 2.X.X versions the keyboard in Windows was automatically set back to US/English ... and not Danish/Norvegian/French or whatever you needed it to be. Due to this problem we had to move some users back to Rev 1.1.1 Is this problem solved in the recent version? Best regards Carsten _

Re: CGI Presentation at Revolution Seminar

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Re: CGI Presentation at Revolution Seminar

Le mer 14/01/2004 Ã 20:38, jbv a Ãcrit : > Pierre, > > Thanks for the answer. > > Regarding RedHat, is there a recommended complete > configuration for a server that will be used for a > dedicated web app, with : > - MC/Rev CGI > - quite a lot of HTML > - a database (don't know yet wether it'll b

Re: "the Registry had been tampered with..."

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Re: "the Registry had been tampered with..."

Hi Erik, On windows 98 we have had strange problems that are probably connected to Revolution/registry. Updating to new revolutions sometime causes the Revolution stacks to begin opening in other applications (if I remember right, Acrobat and others). And they obviously doesnt handle .rev files

Re: read socket until crlf question

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Re: read socket until crlf question

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Re: Clearing spaces from lines of a field

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Re: Clearing spaces from lines of a field

>On 1/14/04 9:01 PM, David Squance wrote: > >> In the process of trying to build a "cleaning script" I tried the following: >> Type a few short lines (with returns) in a field. After line 1 add a few >> spaces. Clicking in the empty space to the right of the visible characters >> leaves the curso

Re: topLevel vs. open stack

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Re: topLevel vs. open stack

Dan Shafer wrote: > > On Jan 14, 2004, at 11:29 AM, Richard Gaskin wrote: > >> Dan Shafer wrote: >> >>> If I'm reading the docs correctly, topLevel should close a stack if >>> it's open and then re-open it in an editable window UNLESS it is >>> already open in an editable window, in which case

Re: read socket until crlf question

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Re: read socket until crlf question

With all due respect to the gentle and helpful Sannyasin Sivakatirswami, would the List Mom please consider suspending his subscription until he returns on 9 Feb. to avoid his enthusiastic autoresponder? I'm sure a person of his character would have intended to do so himself had he not been so bu

Re: New to Rev, smooth animation in Builder but Jumpy animation in app/browse (repost as new thread)

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New to Rev, smooth animation in Builder but Jumpy animation in app/browse (repost as new thread)

Howdy, please forgive this repost but it seems to have gotten skipped over today because I inadvertently sent it in under a completely non-related thread. Original message follows: Hello to all, I just made the very simple tweened animation of a text field in the tutorials. The thing is that

Re: topLevel vs. open stack

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Re: topLevel vs. open stack

On Jan 14, 2004, at 11:29 AM, Richard Gaskin wrote: Dan Shafer wrote: If I'm reading the docs correctly, topLevel should close a stack if it's open and then re-open it in an editable window UNLESS it is already open in an editable window, in which case it should merely make it the current stack.

Re: read socket until crlf question

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Re: read socket until crlf question

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Re: read socket until crlf question

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Re: read socket until crlf question

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Re: read socket until crlf question

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Re: read socket until crlf question

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Re: read socket until crlf question

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Re: read socket until crlf question

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Re: read socket until crlf question

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Re: read socket until crlf question

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Re: read socket until crlf question

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Re: read socket until crlf question

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Re: read socket until crlf question

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Re: read socket until crlf question

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Re: read socket until crlf question

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Re: read socket until crlf question

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Re: read socket until crlf question

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Re: read socket until crlf question

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read socket until crlf question

If I read from socket thisSocket until CRLF and then look at the number of chars in it the number of chars is ONE plus the number of visible characters read. Why isn't it TWO plus the number of visible chararacters read - one for CR and one for LF? doug

Showing the cursor in a field

In addition to my last post, I can't get the cursor to appear in half of the same fields which I want to "clean". As far as I can see, all the settings are the same. I can drag over text and it highlights and will delete, but the I-beam doesn't show. What have I missed? Thanks. Dave __

Re: Clearing spaces from lines of a field

On 1/14/04 9:01 PM, David Squance wrote: In the process of trying to build a "cleaning script" I tried the following: Type a few short lines (with returns) in a field. After line 1 add a few spaces. Clicking in the empty space to the right of the visible characters leaves the cursor the expected

Clearing spaces from lines of a field

In the process of trying to build a "cleaning script" I tried the following: Type a few short lines (with returns) in a field. After line 1 add a few spaces. Clicking in the empty space to the right of the visible characters leaves the cursor the expected distance from the last visible letter. Us

"the Registry had been tampered with..."

my sisters Windows 98 is acting out. i downloaded RunRev to the desktop. her technician says that "the Registry had been tampered with..." he wonders whether RR could have unintentionally done something complicating. anyone have any such experience? thanks, Erik = [EMAIL PROTEC

Re: a closed stack vs an invisible stack

--- Richard Gaskin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > you can access data in any stack > file without opening it. The > stack file will be read into memory in order to > access it, but will not be officially opened. is a "stack file" the same as a "stack" or does it contain groups of stuff? thanks, E

Re: Revolution Seminar

--- Byron Turner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Echo that. I came away with ideas and FILES > that will save me a > hundred hours this year. for those who couldn't make the seminar, go to the websites of the presenters. Erik = [EMAIL PROTECTED]http://www.erikhansen.org _

Re: what about a Latin America Rev User Group

--- Alejandro Tejada <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Thanks eric, you are welcome! > It's interesting your approach to teach Math. > Where do you have these a stacks? > Do you live in Mexico, right? en California. the stacks are getting finishing touches. Erik = [EMAIL PROTECTED]http://www.erik

Re: Why are bugs from September still untouched

On Apr 29, 2002, at 5:30 AM, tuviah snyder wrote: I think all of these have been looked at or commented on. #143 has not. Alex Rice <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> | Mindlube Software | what a waste of thumbs that are opposable to make machines that are disposable -Ani DiFranco __

Re: topLevel vs. open stack

>Dan Shafer wrote: > >> If I'm reading the docs correctly, topLevel should close a stack if >> it's open and then re-open it in an editable window UNLESS it is >> already open in an editable window, in which case it should merely make >> it the current stack. But there appears to me to be some subt

Re: Why are bugs from September still untouched?

On Wednesday, January 14, 2004, at 07:42 AM, Dar Scott wrote: I know what you mean. I entered the matchText() crash bug back in August. Oh, that was July 19. That was how I tricked Alex into thinking he had the winning (losing) entry. Dar Scott ___

Re: Why are bugs from September still untouched?

On Wednesday, January 14, 2004, at 10:39 AM, Dave Cragg wrote: Just out of interest, is "(?>x)*" a valid regular expression? If so, what does it do? Yes. It is a non-backtracking, non-capturing group. Non-backtracking has many uses, but I use it especially to keep match failures from taking a

Re: Why are bugs from September still untouched

On Monday, April 29, 2002, at 05:30 AM, tuviah snyder wrote: I just resolved many of these. But you know a lot of these are enhancement requests that have been implemented or are being implemented..so we the best we can do is mark later, or in some cases fixed. I think all of these have been lo

Re: Why are bugs from September still untouched

>ID Changed Sev Plt Owner StateOS Votes > Summary >143 2003-09-19 maj Mac [EMAIL PROTECTED] NEW All 20 >naming collisions... >659 2003-10-01 enh Mac [EMAIL PROTECTED]NEW All 21 >Wanting to password-protect... >670 2003-09-18 enh

RE: XML Tutorial

Hi Thomas, You also might want to take a look at: http://www.w3schools.com/xml/default.asp A very quick and concise look at XML -Chipp > -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Thomas J > McGrath III > Sent: Monday, January 12, 2004 9:41 AM > T

Re: CGI Presentation at Revolution Seminar

On 1/14/04 4:12 AM, jbv wrote: As for CGI, MC 2.5 is OK for what I have to do. Where can I find a CGI version to download ? Is it still available on the MetaCard FTP site ? If you are using MC, then just use the engine that ships for your platform. There is no specially-compiled engine for CGIs;

Re: Revolution Seminar

On Wednesday, January 14, 2004, at 11:43 AM, Thomas J McGrath III wrote: Hey, I want ideas and FILES that will save me a hundred hours this year??? I was not there at the Seminar so I missed out. How else can I get this info? Tom me2 - mb ___

Re: Revolution Seminar

Hey, I want ideas and FILES that will save me a hundred hours this year??? I was not there at the Seminar so I missed out. How else can I get this info? Tom On Jan 14, 2004, at 12:51 PM, Byron Turner wrote: Echo that. I came away with ideas and FILES that will save me a hundred hours t

Re: CGI Presentation at Revolution Seminar

Pierre, Thanks for the answer. Regarding RedHat, is there a recommended complete configuration for a server that will be used for a dedicated web app, with : - MC/Rev CGI - quite a lot of HTML - a database (don't know yet wether it'll be mySQL, PostgreSQL, Valentina, or perhaps simple flat file

Re: topLevel vs. open stack

Dan Shafer wrote: > If I'm reading the docs correctly, topLevel should close a stack if > it's open and then re-open it in an editable window UNLESS it is > already open in an editable window, in which case it should merely make > it the current stack. But there appears to me to be some subtle > d

Re: Field editing question

On 1/14/04 12:32 PM, Mark Wieder wrote: hi- I've got what is probably a simple question, but I'm too dense this morning to figure it out on my own. Don't think so; I had to do this once and the method I used before doesn't work now. I think there is a bug in "selectedchunk". Instead of returnin

topLevel vs. open stack

If I'm reading the docs correctly, topLevel should close a stack if it's open and then re-open it in an editable window UNLESS it is already open in an editable window, in which case it should merely make it the current stack. But there appears to me to be some subtle difference between sending

Re: Why are bugs from September still untouched

On Wednesday, January 14, 2004, at 11:39 AM, Alex Rice wrote: HA! I can top that. I have a July 13 2003 bug, with 20 votes, that has been assigned, but it still NEW and has no comments from the engineer. Don't see any bug with 20 votes... See bug #143 it has 20 votes. Close behind is #148 it has

Re: Why are bugs from September still untouched

On Jan 14, 2004, at 11:42 AM, Dar Scott wrote: From bugzilla: ID Changed Sev Plt Owner StateOS Votes Summary 143 2003-09-19 maj Mac [EMAIL PROTECTED] NEW All 20 naming collisions... Although these 3 are enhancement requests, I think: 659

Re: Why are bugs from September still untouched

On Monday, April 29, 2002, at 02:22 AM, tuviah snyder wrote: HA! I can top that. I have a July 13 2003 bug, with 20 votes, that has been assigned, but it still NEW and has no comments from the engineer. Don't see any bug with 20 votes... From bugzilla: ID Changed Sev Plt Owner

Re: Why are bugs from September still untouched

On Apr 29, 2002, at 2:22 AM, tuviah snyder wrote: HA! I can top that. I have a July 13 2003 bug, with 20 votes, that has been assigned, but it still NEW and has no comments from the engineer. Don't see any bug with 20 votes... See bug #143 it has 20 votes. Close behind is #148 it has 18 votes. Let

RE: Runtime error with 'get URL'

At 10:04 am -0800 14/1/04, Mark Powell wrote: Is the loading of libURL a function of what machine you are one (the standalone does work on machine A). It shouldn't be ... But the issue of loading libraries has come up before, and I think the rev libraries, including libUrl are loaded in a preOpe

Field editing question

hi- I've got what is probably a simple question, but I'm too dense this morning to figure it out on my own. I've got two fields on a card, one of which has some text I'm editing, and the other is a locked field with a set of phrases to choose from. What I'd like to do is click (or double-click or

Re: Why are bugs from September still untouched

> HA! I can top that. I have a July 13 2003 bug, with 20 votes, that has > been assigned, but it still NEW and has no comments from the engineer. Don't see any bug with 20 votes... Tuviah ___ use-revolution mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.r

Re: OT: Regex

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Re: Why are bugs from September still untouched?

On Jan 14, 2004, at 3:25 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I've also entered some bugs that never got saved... X, this one sounds like a bugzilla bug, that I've complained about before, and I think I bugzilla'd it too :-) In this post

Re: Why are bugs from September still untouched?

On Jan 14, 2004, at 10:04 AM, Dar Scott wrote: Oh, yeah! Mine is bug #16 and it has a severity of--hey!--normal. Ach you win :-) Alas to win is to lose in this game. What is a crash doing at normal? Maybe I didn't set this high enough. I thought I did. (I don't see what bug you mean, Alex.

RE: Runtime error with 'get URL'

PARAPHRASED FROM DAR What is 'the result' and 'the syserror'? What version of Rev? Is the URL on B? Does B have to go through a proxy? The result is empty. Rev 2.0.1. I did not know about 'the syserror', will try it out. Machine B does not go through a proxy, and similar routines in s

Re: Runtime error with 'get URL'

At 9:24 am -0800 14/1/04, Mark Powell wrote: I am on Windows 2000 with two machines A and B. I develop and debug on A, but test standalones on both A and B. I have a runtime error that I have isolated to the following code in the preOpenStack handler: ... get URL ClientDataCurrent answer "calling

Re: Revolution Seminar

Echo that. I came away with ideas and FILES that will save me a hundred hours this year. Byron Turner On Jan 14, 2004, at 9:04 AM, Rory Bolzer wrote: Hi All, I need to thank all of the presenters and planners of the Revolution Seminar in San Francisco; excellent job overall. Anyone who didn'

Re: Why are bugs from September still untouched?

At 9:26 am -0700 14/1/04, Dar Scott wrote: I would guess on all, but I don't know. I would assume even more so that it will show up in standalones where it shows up in development. I last checked this in October and it failed on the Rev version and OS X version at that time. Here is a quick

Re: Runtime error with 'get URL'

On Wednesday, January 14, 2004, at 10:32 AM, Dar Scott wrote: Any ideas? Are there additional tests I can do during runtime that will shed light on this? What is 'the result' and 'the syserror'? What version of Rev? Is the URL on B? Does B have to go through a proxy? Dar __

Re: Runtime error with 'get URL'

On Wednesday, January 14, 2004, at 10:24 AM, Mark Powell wrote: Any ideas? Are there additional tests I can do during runtime that will shed light on this? What is 'the result' and 'the syserror'? What version of Rev? Is the URL on B? Dar Scott ___ us

Runtime error with 'get URL'

I am on Windows 2000 with two machines A and B. I develop and debug on A, but test standalones on both A and B. I have a runtime error that I have isolated to the following code in the preOpenStack handler: ... get URL ClientDataCurrent answer "calling from preOpenStack, this is what is \ re

Re: Why are bugs from September still untouched?

On Wednesday, January 14, 2004, at 09:46 AM, Alex Rice wrote: On Jan 14, 2004, at 7:42 AM, Dar Scott wrote: I know what you mean. I entered the matchText() crash bug back in August. It is still at NEW. HA! I can top that. I have a July 13 2003 bug, with 20 votes, that has been assigned, but it

Revolution Seminar

Hi All, I need to thank all of the presenters and planners of the Revolution Seminar in San Francisco; excellent job overall. Anyone who didn't go should plan to next year. J. Rory Bolzer, Pharm.D. [EMAIL PROTECTED] ___ use-revolution mailing list [EM

Re: OT: Regex

On Wednesday, January 14, 2004, at 08:45 AM, Dar Scott wrote: m|n>k Got it! "milk piped through nose to keyboard" ROTFLOL ___ use-revolution mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution

Re: Why are bugs from September still untouched?

On Jan 14, 2004, at 7:42 AM, Dar Scott wrote: I know what you mean. I entered the matchText() crash bug back in August. It is still at NEW. HA! I can top that. I have a July 13 2003 bug, with 20 votes, that has been assigned, but it still NEW and has no comments from the engineer. Alex Rice <[

Re: OT: Regex

On Tuesday, January 13, 2004, at 02:37 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote: m|n>k Got it! "milk piped through nose to keyboard" This is a low-caffeine variation of c|n>k which applies to coffee/coke/cocoa drinkers. Dar Scott ___ use-revolution mailing list [

Re: text encoding gotcha?

Le 14 janv. 04, à 00:58, Alex Rice a écrit : On Jan 13, 2004, at 4:48 PM, Alejandro Tejada wrote: How could I show, within RR/MC, all the characters of these fonts? Thanks in advance. Else, you can try this : on mouseUp if the shiftkey is up then repeat with c = 1 to 255 put numtoch

Re: CGI Presentation at Revolution Seminar

Le 14 janv. 04, à 01:10, J. Landman Gay a écrit : I spoke at the Revolution Seminar on how to use Revolution as a CGI engine, and explained how to write CGIs using Transcript. Some folks there asked for access to my presentation materials, so I have posted my notes, files, CGI scripts, and the

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

Le 14 janv. 04, à 01:19, Kurt Kaufman a écrit : I'm looking forward to using these libraries in my projects; thanks, Sean! -Kurt ___ The same, there. Thanks again Sean :-) Bien cordialement, Pierre Sahores 100, rue de Paris F - 77140 Nemours [EMAIL

Re: Why are bugs from September still untouched?

On Wednesday, January 14, 2004, at 08:29 AM, Andy Burns wrote: What I guess I meant is if we all had all the computer OS's that Rev runs on, would the problem occur on all or some. I would guess on all, but I don't know. I would assume even more so that it will show up in standalones where it s

Re: CGI Presentation at Revolution Seminar

Le 14 janv. 04, à 11:12, jbv a écrit : Speaking of CGI, I'm about to start a web app with various CGI for a client. I'm wondering, which Linux version to choose, RedHat or FreeBSD ? FreeBSD is not a Linux distribution but a different (and powerfull too) OS. In about a Linux distribs, RedHat is a

Re: Why are bugs from September still untouched?

Dar, What I guess I meant is if we all had all the computer OS's that Rev runs on, would the problem occur on all or some. It's more of a bug review issue, I guess. I only develop on W2K. Andy - Original Message - From: "Dar Scott" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "How to use Revolution" <[EMAI

Re: Killing one annoying feature in RR...

I'm trying to figure out what you are talking about. On Wednesday, January 14, 2004, at 02:43 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: While pounding on how to replace the script editor in RR, I found the trick to remove the most annoying feature in RR which is the uncontroled control-Alt or (Control-Option

Re: Why are bugs from September still untouched?

On Wednesday, January 14, 2004, at 08:02 AM, Andy Burns wrote: Are the bugs reported verified on all the build platforms? Are the bugs only occurring during development or after building standalones? Could the bugs be isolated to a specific OS which Revolution runs on? Are you asking about the m

Re: Why are bugs from September still untouched?

Are the bugs reported verified on all the build platforms? Are the bugs only occurring during development or after building standalones? Could the bugs be isolated to a specific OS which Revolution runs on? Andy "Curious George" Burns - Original Message - From: "Dar Scott" <[EMAIL PROTE

David Simpson's cool article in Linux Journal

Here is a nice article on the use of CGIScripter to create Perl CGI code: http://www.linuxjournal.com/article.php?sid=7285&mode=thread&order=0 A big part of the article is a plug for Revolution. CGIScripter is implemented with Revolution. Dar Scott ___

Re: Why are bugs from September still untouched?

On Wednesday, January 14, 2004, at 03:25 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I entered a bug in September of last year and it is still marked as NEW? I know what you mean. I entered the matchText() crash bug back in August. It is still at NEW. The only progress seems to be the component was change

Re: Killing one annoying feature in RR...

--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Hi everyone, > > While pounding on how to replace the script editor > in RR, I found the > trick to remove > the most annoying feature in RR which is the > uncontroled control-Alt or > (Control-Option on macs) > which invokes the script editor... > > How many tim

Why are bugs from September still untouched?

I entered a bug in September of last year and it is still marked as NEW? There is no status, no nothing. I've also entered some bugs that never got saved... THIS IS DEFINITELY NOT ENCOURAGING. Who do we complain to in RR? -=- Xavier Bury Clearstream Ser

Re: CGI Presentation at Revolution Seminar

Speaking of CGI, I'm about to start a web app with various CGI for a client. I'm wondering, which Linux version to choose, RedHat or FreeBSD ? As for CGI, MC 2.5 is OK for what I have to do. Where can I find a CGI version to download ? Is it still available on the MetaCard FTP site ? Thanks all,

Re: Group Edit anomaly

On Tue, 13 Jan 2004 15:26:39 -0600, "J. Landman Gay" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Unlocked images will revert to their native dimensions whenever the card opens or their enclosing group is edited. Set the lockloc of the images to true. Thanks Jacque, I would never have guessed this was the issue -

Killing one annoying feature in RR...

Hi everyone, While pounding on how to replace the script editor in RR, I found the trick to remove the most annoying feature in RR which is the uncontroled control-Alt or (Control-Option on macs) which invokes the script editor... How many times have you edited a script of an object unwilingly