Re: save dialogue stuck

On 2/22/04 10:03 PM, Friedrich F. Grohmann wrote: I am now thinking of moving to Rev and you mention 5500 cards come close to the limit. This is indeed very, very bad news for me. I rushed to check the Rev documentation and it says that the maximum number of objects in a stack is "unlimited."

Re: Does anyone actually USE the Animation Builder?

But in my class, they still suck a bit in OS 9... Maybe not as much as in X, but still sucky IMHO... Judy On Sun, 22 Feb 2004, Rob Cozens wrote: > >I also think this is an OSX only thing, > > >It's generic to all Mac OS versions, AFAIK. > > Upon further testing, I'd like to retract that last s

Re: save dialogue stuck

>> You mentioned this was a fairly large stack, as Rev goes. 5,500 cards is >> pretty much the limit in Rev. A stack this size will normally take a >> while to save. > To be honest, this statement struck me like lightening. One of the HC > stacks I use most often has more than 30 000 cards and st

Re: Parentheses

:-) On Feb 22, 2004, at 6:42 PM, David Vaughan wrote: On 23/02/2004, at 9:00, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: 23 February 2004 5:20:08 GMT+11:00 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: PARENTHESES Reply-To: How to use Revolution <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Your right about the ^ bein

Re: # actually the short way returns an error / PARENTHESES

cool t On Feb 22, 2004, at 5:13 PM, Ken Ray wrote: Tom, According to Wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bracket_(punctuation), the () [], {} and <> are all considered to be "brackets", but the common names are: () Parentheses [] Square Brackets {} Braces <> Angle Brackets with alternate nam

Re: save dialogue stuck

I highly appreciate Jacqueline's comments sent on 21.2.2004 10:30. At the very beginning she wrote: > >You mentioned this was a fairly large stack, as Rev goes. 5,500 cards is >pretty much the limit in Rev. A stack this size will normally take a >while to save. To be honest, this statement st

Re: Making a 'droplet' application?

You will need to set up an AppleEvent handler in your stack script that recognises when a document is dropped on it, gets the name of the document(s) and processes them. You may also need to set up a defined file type. I think there have been discussions about this on the list in the past, so s

Re: Scrolling a Card?

>> polling mouse events >> (repeat while the mouse is down...) hogs the processor. >> > > Unless you have a background process that needs time in your app, it > doesn't really matter if the processor gets hogged for a bit (and OSX > should take care of other processes ok) -- but it might be inter

Re: Scrolling a Card?

On Monday, February 23, 2004, at 12:19 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hmmm...couple of things: 1) I might try to convert it to a mouseMove because polling mouse events (repeat while the mouse is down...) hogs the processor. Unless you have a background process that needs time in your app, it d

Re: Graphic Rotation

Sun, 22 Feb 2004 15:59:13 -0600 Christopher Mitchell wrote: > >> It is true that the polygon needs to be regular, > which really leaves a > >> lot to be desired... you can't rotate non-regular > vector art, and you > >> can't rotate groups of art regular or not. so > the things you're > >> rotati

Re: Parentheses

On 23/02/2004, at 9:00, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: 23 February 2004 5:20:08 GMT+11:00 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: PARENTHESES Reply-To: How to use Revolution <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Your right about the ^ being a caret/carrot. But what then are the left and right ang

Re: Scrolling a Card?

Hi Frank, > Date: Sun, 22 Feb 2004 00:02:42 + > From: Frank Leahy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Subject: Re: Scrolling a Card? > Here's code I use to scroll an image in the direction that the mouse is > moving. -- Thanks, I'm looking it over. Hmmm...couple of things: 1) I might try to conve

Re: Database GUI logic

Thanks, Jan. On Sunday, February 8, 2004, at 07:37 AM, Jan Schenkel wrote: --- hershrev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: All functions work except update. (PostgreSQL) Can you pinpoint under which circumstances it doesn't work? A recipe or even a sample stack would help the RunRev crew fix the problem. Q

Re: Graphic Rotation

Scott, The tmpanel loaded and is very nicely designed, but the contents come up with a lot of html tags and the only live url is for the first demo. looks like some great stuff in here hiding among the tags. Yours, Chris On Feb 22, 2004, at 12:28 PM, Scott Rossi wrote: Chris, This issue has bee

Re: Graphic Rotation

If by this you mean non-standalones would be more impressive, he doesn't have the runtime environment on his machine . Yours, Chris On Feb 22, 2004, at 4:28 PM, Scott Rossi wrote: I think some standalone demos of these would better impress upon my java friend that RunRev is not a toy gui maker.

Re: Graphic Rotation

Recently, Christopher Mitchell wrote: > I think some of the math routines could be replaced by native functions > now in rev (like atan) but it's really neat! Was this imported from > HC, or are all the little cards that each hold one image (regular hc/mc > icons) part of the optionally included

RE: # actually the short way returns an error / PARENTHESES

Tom, According to Wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bracket_(punctuation), the () [], {} and <> are all considered to be "brackets", but the common names are: () Parentheses [] Square Brackets {} Braces <> Angle Brackets with alternate names as follows: () Round Brackets, Curved Brackets,

Re: Graphic Rotation

I got it to work with an internal reload of the demos channel. rev 2.1.2 . This is some very interesting stuff in here all right. I think some of the math routines could be replaced by native functions now in rev (like atan) but it's really neat! Was this imported from HC, or are all the li

Re: Graphic Rotation

Recently, Christopher Mitchell wrote: > The tmpanel loaded and is very nicely designed, but the contents come > up with a lot of html tags and the only live url is for the first demo. > looks like some great stuff in here hiding among the tags. Works fine here. What version of Rev are you using?

Re: Graphic Rotation

and clicking on the demo stacks channel button a second time reloaded it and it is working smoothly. must have been a glitch the first time. Yours, Chris On Feb 22, 2004, at 12:28 PM, Scott Rossi wrote: Recently, Christopher Mitchell wrote: It is true that the polygon needs to be regular, which

Re: Graphic Rotation

Scott, The tmpanel loaded and is very nicely designed, but the contents come up with a lot of html tags and the only live url is for the first demo. looks like some great stuff in here hiding among the tags. Yours, Chris On Feb 22, 2004, at 12:28 PM, Scott Rossi wrote: Recently, Christopher Mi

Re: Com ports

You should get back three lines: your original query "AT", a blank line and then an "OK" so don't give up after the first line comes back. Cheers, Sarah Just guessing, but if you send "at" to the port and get back an "ok" that should indicate you have a modem attached... At 03:45 PM 2/20/2004,

Re: [ANN] UnixCal - Mac OS X only

On 21 Feb 2004, at 2:04 am, Peter T. Evensen wrote: Cool app! It's been a while since I read it, but does it say Meri and Pippin met Treebeard on 2/20? People have worked it all out based on a few dates (Shire dates & their conversions), phases of the moon and days spent in various places. I

Making a 'droplet' application?

Hi all, I'm making a workflow app to batch process files. With the help of the list archives I've got my head around drag and drop so that a list of files from the Finder can be dragged into a field, then every item in the field gets processed- on dragDrop set the text of me to the dr

Re: Reading Dan's Book

At 1:36 AM + 2/21/2004, Douglas Mackay wrote: put "1|Task A|A|Pending|8/31/03|8/31/03|Note for Task A" into URL "file:MyToDo.txt" but the message box come up with a Script compile error: Error description: Expression: bad factor, What does this mean ? what am I doing wrong ? when I open thos

Reading Dan's Book

I am reading volume 1 of Dans book on page 287 ( or 313 in pdf) he says " I just type the following line into the message box and hit Enter. The file will then contain one task I can work with as a starting point. Notice that I set this task's "order" item (the first item in the line) to 1 sin

Re: Graphic Rotation

Recently, Christopher Mitchell wrote: > It is true that the polygon needs to be regular, which really leaves a > lot to be desired... you can't rotate non-regular vector art, and you > can't rotate groups of art regular or not. so the things you're > rotating are pretty limited. You might want t

Re: # actually the short way returns an error / PARENTHESES (OT)

But not all circumflexes should be pointy, and since standard ascii doesn't allow for combining characters how was this intended to be useful as a character on a computer keyboard? (just thinking outloud, as someone very familiar with using alt-key combinations and accents, including circumfle

RE: Discrete Browser version 1.5g6

added the historical and status to the home page. just for those who like new things I left unhidden the XOS language GUI managers... It's unifinished but (* just started today - dont expect much - got much more to integrate) Enjoy

Re: PARENTHESES

Your right about the ^ being a caret/carrot. But what then are the left and right angle brackets called besides left and right brackets or less than/greater than??? any ideas??? T Angle brackets (open and close). /H ___ use-revolution mailing list [

Discrete Browser version 1.5g6

Here is the long awaited upgrade of the Discrete Browser version 1.5. Registration no longuer required for downloads! ;) Upgraded to PHPNuke 7.1 and revised site logo! cheers X Read the help field, it will help!

Re: Does anyone actually USE the Animation Builder?

I also think this is an OSX only thing, It's generic to all Mac OS versions, AFAIK. Upon further testing, I'd like to retract that last statement. I remembered my animations as "jumpy" in Mac OS 9; however, compared to the same animation on OS 10.2, they are indeed much smoother. -- Rob Cozens

Re: # actually the short way returns an error / PARENTHESES (OT)

circumflex is the language reference for ^ (shift 6) but is also referred to as the caret key. On Feb 22, 2004, at 10:36 AM, Marian Petrides wrote: Actually a caret is a ^ (shift 6 on your keyboard). Is "carrot" the correct jargonese or just a misspelling of "caret?" M On Feb 22, 2004, at

Re: save dialogue stuck

Friedrich F. Grohmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I imported one medium sized HyperCard stack (approximately 5500 cards) That's not "medium" for me ;-) As you are switching from HC to RR, think about another strategy... If there is lot of repeatitive data, why not resort to text (or bin) data o

Re: How could i Post binary data to perl cgi?

At 1:29 am -0600 22/2/04, Chipp Walters wrote: Alejandro, Contact Dave Cragg about this. We've been working with him to do just what you want in the last couple >months. I've contacted Al off list about getting this working. For everyone else, a beta version of libUrl incorporating multipart fo

Re: # actually the short way returns an error / PARENTHESES

hi opie and all, >GEEZ!! I did it again!!! I always say brackets ( is that []? ) when I mean parentheses [ is that ()?]. What is the english name of these <>? If you happen to see me saying something about brackets it is always possible I mean parentheses and vice versa... :-( > In the example

Re: # actually the short way returns an error / PARENTHESES

It is true that the polygon needs to be regular, which really leaves a lot to be desired... you can't rotate non-regular vector art, and you can't rotate groups of art regular or not. so the things you're rotating are pretty limited. and my results from rotating things I created with the weird