But as for getting going with Mac, I believe all Mac versions are
included in the Mac license, which would mean both OS X and the
older Classic. I can't imagine RunRev would charge separately for
the defunct OS 9.
--
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Fourth World Media Corporation
I was going to let this
Robert Brenstein wrote:
But as for getting going with Mac, I believe all Mac versions are
included in the Mac license, which would mean both OS X and the older
Classic. I can't imagine RunRev would charge separately for the
defunct OS 9.
--
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Fourth World Media Corporation
I
Tom,
check out www.buttongadget.com
-Chipp
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UMM!
So to use revSpeak at present in Win XP we have to go
back to the future (i.e. the usual Windows nonsense)
So here's Richmond happily building a prototype
Intelligent Agent
(!!! Yes, Really !!!)
Complete with zombie-like character revSpeaking the usual
daft phrases (remember
We have to develop multiuser programs like accounting and billing
software with very intensive database use, the prefered databases are
PostgreSql and Firebird.
i'm currently writing a tool to be used at a print shop that allows for
tracking of all the jobs and clients, as well as all the
On Wednesday, February 25, 2004, at 01:41 AM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
A majority of Mac sales across all products I manage are still for
Classic.
This is important for me to know. That some percentage are OS X and
some greater percentage are pre OS X means little of those of the older
OS are
Hi,
I'm designing, programming and mantaining such kind of n-tier
applications under Linux (since 1998) and MacOSX (since 2003). Most of
those apps are designed to be served over the Internet to Web browsers
or dedicated proprietary end-users clients.
Those apps are buid around Metacard
Hi,
Anybody could point me to samples of big applications developed with
Revolution? Details? Reports? Links?
check out hemmingway, but i have a feeling the majority of large
projects are internal, or still being built..
being new to Revolution I won't be able to actually ANSWER the question.
Hi, Dar,
This is important for me to know. That some percentage are OS X and
some greater percentage are pre OS X means little of those of the older
OS are not spending money.
Speaking from experiences with my customers (publishers, marketing
agencies) I can say: Many MAC users still refuse
I suggest you check into Omnis which is a 25+ years mature cross
platform client/server application development environment that has
direct connections to most database back ends. I've been using this
product since 1989 to great effect. They also have a powerful web
solution. This tool is
FWIW,
This has not been my experience for almost two years now. Almost all
OS9 users that have actually seen OSX in action(usually from my
machine) have switched. Photoshop is sound and Quark is coming along.
Office is Ok but anyone who uses OSX even for a few months 'admits' how
much more
On Monday, February 23, 2004, at 06:00 PM, Dar Scott wrote:
Tuesday morning I will attend a presentation on Windows XP Embedded.
Has anybody run command-line Revolution on XP Embedded? Any idea
whether that might work?
How about a regular gui standalone?
We discussed this at the presentation
At 3:32 PM +0100 25/2/04, A.C.T. wrote:
Hi, Dar,
This is important for me to know. That some percentage are OS X
and some greater percentage are pre OS X means little of those of
the older OS are not spending money.
Speaking from experiences with my customers (publishers, marketing
agencies)
Hi, Thomas,
I think the word was slow at first but now has picked up speed and the
switch is happening very fast now.
that's why I wrote: It is hard to predict. Maybe it is different on your
side of the Atlantic ;-) The publishers I work with are generally old
fashioned, some of them love
3S,
You need to give Rev more than just a couple of hours to get a
realistic feel for how it can help you.
I have turned a few people's addiction to Director upside down with my
very first Rev product. The company I work for did not understand the
import of REV as a RAD, BUT the outsource
100%, the same experience, there :)
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Marc,
Yeah, I can't speak for across the ocean but only here on the east
coast of the US. If I read your and others responses correctly then I
would assume that for at least 18 months OS9 will be the dominant OS
where you are. Most things I have seen are either 18 months behind or
ahead, like
Is there a (simple) way of enabling a user to use a mouse to pick up an
(Bimage object and then move it around on a card? I.e., click and hold on an
(Bimage with mouse left-button, move image by moving mouse, and then release
(Bmouse left-button.
(B
(BAlso, if the reason for moving the image
In a message dated 25/2/04 2:18:53 pm, Mathewson writes:
The idea is. have a few silent MOV files with
zombie-character mouthing (i.e.e meant to look like
speaking) and then loads of revSpeak lines in fields that
can be paired with the MOVsnot completely daft!
Hmmm. Not sure I
to me this is a question of productivity: I have to learn a language
that does not give me any benefits over those I am already familiar
Look a little harder, Marc.
Productivity?
How many lines of C does it take to replicate the functionality of
the new stack and new card commands?
How many
has been testing Revolution for a couple of hours and looks a little bit
inmature
Hi Jose,
Looks can be deceiving: there is power in simplicity.
I have used Transcript to create a generic, hierarchical,
client/server database. I am working on a project to convert to
Transcript an existing
I am starting to forage into arrays and have some very basic questions:
1. What is the difference between an array and a matrix?
The following script is to take a 3x1 array and multiply it by a 1x3
array
on mouseUp
put empty into xArray
put empty into zArray
put 1 2 3 into xArray
split
Chipp,
That won't do what I want. I need to combine two images in one button
and then have it act like one button as a 'real' button.
I have a special button look and feel and want to include that. Then I
want to put a special icon into that special button look and feel. Then
I want it to act
Hi Nicolas,
you might want to put something like this into the images script:
on mousemove x,y
if the mouse is down then
set the loc of me to x,y
end if
end mouseMove
If you want to check if the object is over another object you might want to
use the intersect function for a start:
if
I agree with the Bloat that mov.'s and sounds will produce. I tried a
'computer buddy' app in SC and found two much bloat.
FWIW You can license DEC talk on Windows and Mac and include them with
your software. DEC talk is not that great but is widely used.
I know a company that does this.
Not to mention that REV can be configured by you to allow a lab
approach for different coders to work on different aspects at the same
time (Libraries and shared function names). That would be real RAD +
RAD increasing the time.
Now, I do know of some areas where REV won't work. My client has
My experience in the UK is that the print industry is the most
resistant, mainly because they often have complex workflows and it
would take time to reproduce those workflows on OS X. In addition, the
print industry is so hard-pressed that they often run very old
equipment, my local (tiny)
On 2/25/04 9:49 AM, Thomas McGrath III wrote:
Chipp,
That won't do what I want. I need to combine two images in one button
and then have it act like one button as a 'real' button.
I have a special button look and feel and want to include that. Then I
want to put a special icon into that
A.C.T. wrote:
snip
You would always have to have
developers that can talk transcript, which is not as likely as finding
professionals that speak C, C++, Java etc. pp. Personally I find it very
hard to learn Transcript (being a stubborn Assembler/machine
language/C/C++/Shellscript/PHP
Jac,
But since I am dealing with hundreds and hundreds of buttons And users
will be adding custom buttons icons I want to do the combining from
within REV. The base button will be only about 3-5 types but the icons
on those will be in the hundreds and maybe thousands. But only a
hundred or so
I'm a Technology Integration Mentor for 6 universities (Education
Departments) on the US West coast, and all have switched to OS X (one
even moving from Windows to Mac). All have increased wireless
dramatically on their campuses, and all have portable classroom sets of
laptops. In my small
Productivity?
The following is not a rhetorical question: I asked this once before
did not see an answer posted.
Does the CW, or any C debugger, debug at the source code level?
Can the C testing environment take you directly to the line of code
generating a runtime error? ...and let you
On 25.2.2004 16:17, Alex Adams wrote :
Also check out Apple's WebObjects. New to me, but it looks really good.
YES, actually it is!
And of course reliable and easy small to large scale deployment: the Apple
store runs under WebObjects. I use it for medical images database and image
processing
has been testing Revolution for a couple of hours and looks a little bit
inmature
Jose, et al:
It occurs to me that my initial take was to associate immature with
beginner-ish amateurish, terms previously seen in this context.
However, immature can also mean in a juvenile state of
On Feb 25, 2004, at 8:41 AM, Rob Cozens wrote:
The following is not a rhetorical question: I asked this once before
did not see an answer posted.
Does the CW, or any C debugger, debug at the source code level?
Absolutely. Many C IDEs have debuggers that shame Runrev's debugger.
Apple's XCode
Recently, J. Landman Gay wrote:
I need to combine two images in one button
and then have it act like one button as a 'real' button.
I have a special button look and feel and want to include that. Then I
want to put a special icon into that special button look and feel. Then
I want it to
kweto [EMAIL PROTECTED] asks
Is there a (simple) way of enabling a user to use a mouse to pick up an
image object and then move it around on a card? I.e., click and hold on an
image with mouse left-button, move image by moving mouse, and then release
mouse left-button.
A down-and-dirty way
Hi, Rob,
Look a little harder, Marc.
I am the hardest looker :-)
Productivity?
Yes. Meaning the time needed to solve a problem.
How many lines of C does it take to replicate the functionality of the
new stack and new card commands?
A link to the correct library - that's about one line, I'd
Hi, Rob,
Productivity?
The following is not a rhetorical question: I asked this once before
did not see an answer posted.
Does the CW, or any C debugger, debug at the source code level?
Can the C testing environment take you directly to the line of code
generating a runtime error? ...and let
So, my greatest available choice here looks like linking images
together in a group and making that 'act' like a button.
OK. I will look into that.
thanks
tom
On Feb 25, 2004, at 12:10 PM, Scott Rossi wrote:
Recently, J. Landman Gay wrote:
I need to combine two images in one button
and
Hi,
I just bought and downloade d Dan Shafer's eBook and get a file called:
RevBookVol1.pdfr.pdf
However, when I try to open it, I get the following dialog:
There was an error opening this document
the viewer cannot decrypt this document
Any ideas?
Thanks a lot
Dave
Hi everyone,
As you know your software could be hitting more international public than
your time could permit in language education and in time to translate your
software.
To this little problem, I propose a GUI language manager API and editor set
to make that process automatic and basically
But more and more the compile/link part of C programming is being
hidden as an option.
Thank you for reducing my ignorance, Alex.
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http://www.oenolog.net/who.htm
And I, which was two fooles, do so grow three;
Who are a little wise, the best fooles
I'd say a call of the right function in the correct library takes
about one line.
and how many lines are in the function?
But C or C++ isn't a language on its own, as you depict. You always
access a large pool of libraries, you (surely?) don't reinvent
wheels, tires or women every time you
On Feb 25, 2004, at 9:49 AM, Joël Guillod wrote:
Also check out Apple's WebObjects. New to me, but it looks really
good.
YES, actually it is!
And of course reliable and easy small to large scale deployment: the
Apple
store runs under WebObjects. I use it for medical images database and
image
Hi everybody,
thank you very much for your comments.
Well looks that I not choosed the right term, serious applications, but
most of you understood it.
You are right a couple of hours is not enough to decide if Revolution is
the right tool for us.
What I liked in Revolution and spent some time
I have made my down state and up state 'base' button as the icons of
those states in a transparent button and it looks great.
I want to link a small icon on top of that button and when the user
clicks with the mouse to send mousedown and up to that button 'through'
the icon.
Rev is not doing
Use Revolution as the front end!! Since REv loads in ram it will be
fast and furious. Others can tell you how to integrate the DB.
Tom
On Feb 25, 2004, at 1:04 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi everybody,
thank you very much for your comments.
Well looks that I not choosed the right term,
Just curious, Marc:
What is the regular expression to replicate the functionality of get
word 3 of item 6 of line 17 of someText?
or how about:
put 0 into word3Total
repeat for each line theValues in someText
add word 3 of item 6 of theValues to word3Total
end repeat
?
--
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What mean serious applications for me? imagine an accounting-billing
solution to be used for 10-100 users in different languages and in
different enviroments. We are talking about hundred thousands or even
millions records in tables. We need a powerful database engine:
PostgreSql or Firebird
A.C.T.-
Wednesday, February 25, 2004, 9:25:43 AM, you wrote:
ACT The question starting this thread was for serious apps - aside from
ACT this terminus not being defined I tried to express my own problems. I
ACT apologize that I sounded like attacking Transcript - I did not mean to,
ACT as you
So thanks every body .
this what we got ..
1) if not (x contains y) then --
2) if x contains y is false then --
thanks
On Wednesday, February 25, 2004, at 02:23 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
sez [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi, how do I use the contains operator in a negative way meaning
does
not contain
jbv-
Wednesday, February 25, 2004, 11:59:18 AM, you wrote:
j Seriously, do you really think it'll take long for any english-speaking
j person with a coder bkground to understand set visible of btn 1 to true ?
Nope - not my point at all. The hard part is convincing people they
should learn
Nope - not my point at all. The hard part is convincing people they
should learn something new. This isn't a technical issue, just a
social one.
So may be the trick is to convince them that they DO NOT need
to learn anything new... IOW that Rev is based on concepts they
already know...
JB
Mark Wieder wrote:
I think the hard task in front of RunRev is convincing
current programmers that they should learn a new language
and syntax.
From Perl to Java to JavaScript to C to C++ to Objective C, this is
always the challenge. Let folks use what they prefer. Transcripters
won't force
Sorry,
So may be the trick is to convince them that they DO NOT need
to learn anything new... IOW that Rev is based on concepts they
already know...
one trick could be to answer my question (posted twice): Where can I
find a manual that I can read/print out normally without having to use
the
At 9:48 AM -0600 2/25/2004, Bojsza wrote:
1. What is the difference between an array and a matrix?
There's no basic difference; a matrix is a particular kind of array.
(Specifically, a matrix is a two-dimensional array with one-based
numeric keys.)
[...]
put 2 3 4 into zArray -- create a 1x3
You can buy a printed manual from REV or you can buy a book from Don
Shafer.
HTH
On Feb 25, 2004, at 3:21 PM, A.C.T. wrote:
Sorry,
So may be the trick is to convince them that they DO NOT need
to learn anything new... IOW that Rev is based on concepts they
already know...
one trick could be
A.C.T. wrote:
If someone could point me to where I can simply READ the COMPLETE
manual instead of having to use the mouse all the time ...
Geoff Canyon once made an exporter for the docs -- hopefully he'll chime
in with a URL.
But you raise an interesting point about keyboard access. The Win
From Perl to Java to JavaScript to C to C++ to Objective C, this is
always the challenge. Let folks use what they prefer.
(snip)
Folks who enjoy a certain comfort with their current language will
remain with what they know. Sometimes that's a productive decision,
sometimes not. After
Moin, Thomas,
You can buy a printed manual from REV or you can buy a book from Don
Shafer.
All I want to do is print out the manual that I already have here,
included in the Revolution application. I cannot deal with the very very
small windows displaying one or two sentences and having to
On Wednesday, February 25, 2004, at 01:12 PM, Rob Cozens wrote:
What mean serious applications for me? imagine an accounting-billing
solution to be used for 10-100 users in different languages and in
different enviroments. We are talking about hundred thousands or even
millions records in tables.
Marc,
I have an earlier version of the Rev docs (1.1.1) in text, DOC and PDF
formats here:
http://www.sonsothunder.com/devres/revolution/downloads.htm
As soon as I can get an exported copy of the 2.1.2 docs I'll let you
know. But at least you could start there...
:-)
Ken Ray
Sons of
On Wednesday, February 25, 2004, at 11:15 AM, Thomas McGrath III wrote:
Should I group them??? should I 'do' something to the icon image???
You can group and put mouse handlers in the group. If some images
should not be included in mouse event catching, then your may have to
organize grouping
Moin, Ken,
I have an earlier version of the Rev docs (1.1.1) in text, DOC and PDF
formats here:
http://www.sonsothunder.com/devres/revolution/downloads.htm
Thanks a lot! So I have something to read tonight :-)
Marc Albrecht
A.C.T. / Level-2
Glinder Str. 2
27432 Ebersdorf
Deutschland
Tel. (+49)
Try upgrading to Acrobat Reader v6.0.x
when I try to open it, I get the following dialog:
There was an error opening this document the viewer cannot decrypt this
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On Feb 25, 2004, at 1:39 PM, A.C.T. wrote:
All I want to do is print out the manual that I already have here,
included in the Revolution application. I cannot deal with the very
very small windows displaying one or two sentences and having to click
with the mouse 30 times a minute just to read
Le 25 févr. 04, à 19:04, [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :
We are talking about hundred thousands or even
millions records in tables. We need a powerful database engine:
PostgreSql or Firebird prefered.
200 connections peer second peer processor equals 200*3600*12 (8 64
000) equals lots of power
On Feb 25, 2004, at 1:55 PM, A.C.T. wrote:
http://www.sonsothunder.com/devres/revolution/downloads.htm
Thanks a lot! So I have something to read tonight :-)
That format is useless IMHO. 3000+ pages, and it's the *Transcript
Dictionary only*
missing: By Category, Welcome, Recommendations,
At 7:39 PM -0100 2/25/2004, A.C.T. wrote:
All I want to do is print out the manual that I already have here,
included in the Revolution application. I cannot deal with the very
very small windows displaying one or two sentences and having to
click with the mouse 30 times a minute just to read
On Wednesday, February 25, 2004, at 08:48 AM, Bojsza wrote:
on mouseUp
put empty into xArray
put empty into zArray
put 1 2 3 into xArray
split xArray by space -- create an array from a list (3x1 array)
put 2 3 4 into zArray -- create a 1x3 array
matrixMultiply(xArray,zArray)
put it into
Having received no response to my previous post, I'll simplify my query.
One of the two problems is that Rev is freezing every time I attempt to
print a card. I downloaded a fresh copy of RR2.1.2 and it made no
difference. I can only assume that it is something I've done. It started
with my
Thomas McGrath III [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But Mac users can be the most stubborn users in the world.
Hmmm... they were told years ago something like
rumors of demise of HyperCard is pure b***s***
Mac users may be as stubborn as a donkey,
they have also the memory of this sympathetic animal
Rob Cozens got me to thinking about Hemingway and just how many lines of
code there are in it..So, I first (of course) had to create a new
altPlugin called altStats which can count lines, words, chars. For
those altPlugin users it's at:
On Wed Feb 25 Thomas McGrath III [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have made my down state and up state 'base' button as the icons of
those states in a transparent button and it looks great.
I want to link a small icon on top of that button and when the user
clicks with the mouse to send mousedown and
on Wed, 25 Feb 2004 15:20:23 +0100
Mark Albrecht wrote:
So: Probably serious applications are not a
problem to do with
Revolution if you have the time and money to get
your code-slaves speak Transcript.
Ah! Learning a new computer language.
How much time did it takes to learn a new
http://www.sonsothunder.com/devres/revolution/downloads.htm
Thanks a lot! So I have something to read tonight :-)
That format is useless IMHO. 3000+ pages, and it's the *Transcript
Dictionary only*
Sorry, Alex, but that's not true. It is the export from Geoff Canyon's
RevRTFer stack,
When I used it, it was looking for a documentation category that no longer
exists in 2.1, so you may have to tweek the script.
At 04:30 PM 2/25/2004, you wrote:
http://www.sonsothunder.com/devres/revolution/downloads.htm
Thanks a lot! So I have something to read tonight :-)
That format
On Wed, 25 Feb 2004 12:19:13 -0800, Richard Gaskin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But a lot of programmers, developers, software publishers, IT shops,
and hobbyists are always on the lookout for greater productivity and
stronger ROI. For them Rev has a liberating answer.
[snip]
I agree completely
A link to the correct library - that's about one line, I'd say.
Except when there isn't a free library that launches an entire
scriptable RAD environment in one line.
Not taking into account that I do never need to get word 3 of item 6
of line 17 but usually use some regexp for such tasks - I'd
The question starting this thread was for serious apps - aside from
this terminus not being defined I tried to express my own problems.
I apologize that I sounded like attacking Transcript - I did not mean
to, as you all noticed, I can not judge about Transcript.
Agreed. I don't see it as an
That is the best approach I've heard so far. Don't down mouth them but
rather show them up.
The Director factory I was dealing with knew they could not beat my
development time schedule for my big cd project so they went out and
downloaded the Rev eval. That alone made them pay attention.
Real
I'm going there now.
Tell ya later,
Thanks
Tom
On Feb 25, 2004, at 5:08 PM, Wilhelm Sanke wrote:
On Wed Feb 25 Thomas McGrath III [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have made my down state and up state 'base' button as the icons of
those states in a transparent button and it looks great.
I want to
Graham Samuel wrote:
I guess we Revvers should be able to answer the question
can RunRev cut the mustard in an industrial-scale context?
Would RR be suitable for a development involving 10, 20 or
more staff?.
Case in point: this afternoon I'm building a stack-based content-editing
system for
what does install mean?
no Transcript Dictionary listing
71 listings in Search the Docs
using lab computers means installing
for each use from a ZIP disk, not
what was initially planned.
start using stack urStack
send installIt to cd 1 of stack urStack
something called an Application by Finder
You probably have a timing issue that you are not allowing enough time
in your loop for rev to put the item to be printed to collect and then
send to your printer.
Check out your loop and with messages etc.
Thanks for the reply. I don't understand it, however. What loop? The
script masks the
Does anyone know why eps's are so special they get a scale property
Why can't graphics or images get this property as well
It's not fair.
Thanks
Tom
Macintosh PowerBook G-4 OSX 10.3.1, OS 9.2.2, 1.25 GHz, 512MB RAM, Rev
2.1.2
Advanced Media Group
Thomas J McGrath III 2003
I assume to get the contents you must go through each field??? if not
then there is not loop.
Timing after a print command is what I meant. It is always best to
allow time for these things to complete.
Tom
I'm trying to print
the content of a couple dozen fields in a sort of contrived array
Tom,
Your stack has 83 lines of code.
I created the same effect with 0 lines of code.
go url http://www.altuit.com/webs/altuit2/4Tom/4Tom.rev;
-Chipp
Thomas McGrath III wrote:
I would like to share this small stack with you guys.
It shows the two buttons grouped with the code. I think it is
Chipp,
1. I must not have said that the button shape, size, look, and drop
shadow 'must' be that image I used. This is in order to emulate
proprietary software written in C used on a hardware device. It is
written in C to give a very small footprint in the device.
2. The icon above that
My Bad,,
I didn't include the images in that file.
this one has it I swear
go URL http://users.adelphia.net/~3mcgrath/Buttons.rev;
Tom
On Feb 25, 2004, at 7:42 PM, Thomas McGrath III wrote:
I would like to share this small stack with you guys.
It shows the two buttons grouped with
On 2/25/04 3:31 PM, David Squance wrote:
One of the two problems is that Rev is freezing every time I attempt to
print a card. I downloaded a fresh copy of RR2.1.2 and it made no
difference. I can only assume that it is something I've done. It started
with my current project--a very simple one
On 2/25/04 3:31 PM, David Squance wrote:
One of the two problems is that Rev is freezing every time I attempt to
print a card. I downloaded a fresh copy of RR2.1.2 and it made no
difference. I can only assume that it is something I've done. It started
with my current project--a very simple
I see. I guess I wasn't clear enough before. There's no cycling. It just
prints the card (there's only one in the stack) after hiding what I don't
want to print. Also nothing is waiting to happen after the print, so I
can't see how timing could be an issue. Do you think there should be some
On 2/25/04 3:31 PM, David Squance wrote:
One of the two problems is that Rev is freezing every time I attempt to
print a card. I downloaded a fresh copy of RR2.1.2 and it made no
difference. I can only assume that it is something I've done. It started
with my current project--a very simple
Hi all,
Warning: The following should be viewed as serious constructive criticism, much like
how Mac users criticize Apple management sometimes, when they do something silly to a
nice product. So don't take it the wrong way.
I've been programming since HyperCard was first introduced and I do
But I _am_ saying that every C, C++, Java, PHP, Shellscript
programmer will be able to understand it
Gee, Marc,
I kinda figured every English-speaking programmer (and even some non
programmers) could understand:
put 0 into word3Total
repeat for each line theValues in someText
add word 3 of
Which download is the sql examples
None. I use SDB not SQL myself.
I was simply noting that Revolution supports several different SQL dbs.
--
Rob Cozens
CCW, Serendipity Software Company
http://www.oenolog.net/who.htm
And I, which was two fooles, do so grow three;
Who are a little wise, the best
On Feb 25, 2004, at 11:51 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Valetia Lowe wrote:
3. No support for native re-ordering of items in a list field!
Again, I had to spend an entire day just re-creating something
that comes built into every OS!!
What's the API for that? I was under the impression it
On Feb 25, 2004, at 11:35 PM, Valetia Lowe wrote:
Will the upcoming release of rev take care of *ALL* of these
issues Really??? On all platforms including Windows??
Those who can respond in detail to what's in the next release are under
non-disclosure agreement.
But I sympathize and
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