Dear uncle Bob, ;)
If you find a Command key with an apple or a trefle key on a PC, call me,t
hat keyboard is worth a fortune!!!
In the RevDoc it says...
Normally, you can stop a handler while it's executing by pressing
Command-period (on Mac OS or OS X systems) or Control-period (on Unix or
On 21 May 2004, at 2:38 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
1.Convert HyperCard Address stacks from the Macintosh to the PC
2.Provide the ability to create, delete, modify, and search cards
3.Provide the ability to print a single card or to print an entire
report of cards within the
Hi everyone,
Maybe someone can explain this GUI distortion field
If i browse slashdot with the discretebrowser (a basic html browser for
RR),
a link will be resolved via the linkclicked message really fast, no prob.
But the link
So here I am in my own monologue!
I found the problem and 2 bugs...
HTML without a CR after a BR causes 2 bugs...
1 setting the dont wrap will make a very very long line that is
not wrapped and which overprints itself over and over!
2 causes problems resolving the linkclicked message...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So here I am in my own monologue!
I found the problem and 2 bugs...
HTML without a CR after a BR causes 2 bugs...
1 setting the dont wrap will make a very very long line that is
not wrapped and which overprints itself over and over!
2 causes problems resolving the
Have you looked at MidiPipe?
http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/10541
It has an AppleScript Trigger that might help (I don't know much about Midi,
but found this after a search)...
Ken Ray
Sons of Thunder Software
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Web Site: http://www.sonsothunder.com/
Ken,
I can't help you for the Mac but for the PC, you can use MIDI-OX which
can do all you want with MIDI including merging different inputs (USB or
MIDI)
into any number of channels...
Output is also possible naturally...
http://www.midiox.com
enjoy
Xavier
On 21.05.2004 09:30:05
Before I bugzilla this, I wanted to check to see if anyone else has
hit this snag and whether there is a work-around for it.
I have stack that opens a tool palete. I want the palette to
disappear when the stack is not frontmost, and reappear when it is.
I scripted a suspendStack handler and a
Hi Xavier!
I just built a test stack with a single button and a single fld on
Windows XP.
In the button script I put:
on mouseUp
repeat 10 times
put hello cr after fld 1
end repeat
end mouseUp
I can interrupt the script by pressing Ctrl-period
-Chipp
Hi Sarah,
Yep, all my plugins kick out also, the same way. I just don't typically
suspend the IDE :-)
-Chipp
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Hi,
I tried Sarah's suggestion of creating a frontscript that would allow a
progress dialog to act like a modal dialog does (can't bring other
windows to the front, etc.). Here's the script I tried:
on mouseDown
put the rect of window Thumbnail Progress into theRect -- this is
the progress
Chipp,
You had to say that to make it work here!
Problem fixed! I swear I tested this as hard as I could...
There goes reality again!
BUT: sometimes the errors reported are not always Aborted
...
Im not going to test this further but thanks!
So has anyone found how to resolve menu shortcut
Thanks for responding, Sarah and Ken.
Greg
Sarah,
Yes, only the data field will have scroll bars. Your suggestion
generally works fine for synchronized vertical scrolling, although some
additional tinkering with the handler is required to deal with the
field being emptied and data
OK, here was the situation I originally had the problem with; I have added
one line to Chipp's script. How would you stop this?
on mouseUp
repeat 10 times
put hello cr after fld 1
answer hello
end repeat
end mouseUp
-Paul
-Original Message-
From: Chipp Walters
Paul,
You dont... you click 1 times OK...
With some luck, you get QuickKeys to do it for you... ;)
On the old HyperCard IDE you could press cmd-. when you had
teh mousedown in the OK button which would get executed as a
queued event after the mouse went up... (Does it work on Macs
today?)
If RunRev wants to make some money, they should develop a Pocket PC version
of the engine. They bought the embedded technology, so why not put it to
use? At least on Linux embedded PDAs!
By the way, can anyone from RunRev comment on the state of the embedded
offerings? I may be interested...
JR
OK, here was the situation I originally had the problem with; I have added
one line to Chipp's script. How would you stop this?
on mouseUp
repeat 10 times
put hello cr after fld 1
answer hello
end repeat
end mouseUp
Force quit, or add a keydown test in the loop.
/H
How would you stop this?
on mouseUp
repeat 10 times
put hello cr after fld 1
answer hello
end repeat
end mouseUp
1. on mouseUp
repeat 10
put helloreturn after field 1
answer hello with Goodbye or Hi back
if it is Goodbye then exit repeat
Thanks to all for the suggestions.
Of course my original problem was how to get out of a situation like this
when you inadvertently coded it. Changing the script to provide an escape
hatch is easily done after the fact but I'm afraid I don't usually plan my
bugs so carefully. What I was asking
I've experimented a bit with attempting to delete lines from a text file.
The following simple script should readily allow the deletion of a line,
no?? --
on mouseUp
answer file what file?
put file: it into theFile
delete line 2 of url theFile
end mouseUp
This produces an error of type
On 5/20/04 9:34 PM, Pat Trendler wrote:
Thanks for your help Mark.
I already have the text from the fields in a variable. I don't want to
restrict the printed page to a certain number of lines, but I want to force
a new page after a particular field has been printed.
Use: print break after
On 5/21/04 3:26 AM, Robert Brenstein wrote:
Before I bugzilla this, I wanted to check to see if anyone else has
hit this snag and whether there is a work-around for it.
I have stack that opens a tool palete. I want the palette to disappear
when the stack is not frontmost, and reappear when it
Recently, J. Landman Gay wrote:
I have stack that opens a tool palete. I want the palette to disappear
when the stack is not frontmost, and reappear when it is. I scripted a
suspendStack handler and a resumeStack handler to manage this:
on suspendStack
hide palette myPalette
end
Thank you, Pierre. Your solution works. I seem to be having other
problems with this particular file which is not RunRev related. It
seems that I can import this file into Quicktime Pro and export it to a
.mov file OK, but if I then try to edit the converted file, I lose
the sound.
Thanks
Hi,
For aesthetics as well as cross-platform issues, my stack uses Comic Sans
and Trebuchet MS fonts. The problem I am running into is that, mid-way
through the stack on a PC, either the font 'reverts' (?) to Lucida
something-or-other OR it retains the correct font but decides to change
the font
On Friday, May 21, 2004, at 09:20 AM, rand valentine wrote:
Could someone else verify this, so that I know it's a bug and not bad
karma
:-)? Thanks.
I see this on OS X 10.2.8 using Revolution 2.2.
The file does not seem to be modified. I tried this with an empty file
and a five line file made
Thanks, Xavier, but I think you were referring to Christopher, who started
this thread.
:-)
Ken Ray
Sons of Thunder Software
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Web Site: http://www.sonsothunder.com/
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[EMAIL
On 5/20/04 11:37 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have reviewed the Runtime Revolution archives, visited
numerous Runtime Revolution related Web sites, and talked to
several Runtime Revolution consulting firms as well as Runtime
Revolution technical support. No one has been able to offer a
I want to stop the user from doing anything else, i.e. I want the
dialog box to be modal. But if I make the dialog box
modal, the make
thumbnail process stops running.
Oh, one other possibility is to move the make thumbnail process *to* the
modal dialog and leave the progress dialog
Frank,
The only thing you can do about this AFAIK is to have a resumeStack handler
on the other windows that have code that checks to see if the progress
window is in open, and if so, to re-open the progress bar window (which will
bring it to the front). You'll have an odd toggle sort of
On 5/21/04 11:25 AM, Scott Rossi wrote:
You've thrown down the gauntlet -- this sounds like a good challenge.
Can you explain why the palette needs to disappear when not top most?
Sure. The palette is a tool palette. Another substack is an object
editing area where the user can design stuff;
On Thu, 20 May 2004 21:47:10 -0700 (PDT), Erik Hansen
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--- Graham Samuel [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I found out that you can't force
Windows users to install QT, but that's
another story...
so what do you use, Windows Media Player?
brimming with curiosity,
Hi Erik
Well,
On Thu, 20 May 2004 21:57:38 -0700, Richard Gaskin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Graham Samuel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I found out that you can't force
Windows users to install QT, but that's
another story...
Of course you can't force anyone to install anything, but if the
benefits are
sorry, my delimiters are numToChar(1) and numToChar(2)..
logins/passwords are iso-8859-1 (aka us-ascii) chars only..
-Original Message-
Could the passwords that don't work include any of the delimiters in
tTransactionData?
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Jacque wrote:
I have stack that opens a tool palete. I want the palette to disappear
when the stack is not frontmost, and reappear when it is.
When faced with a mysterious issue related to OS events I've found if
nothing else works sometimes it's useful to add a timer to allow the OS
to complete
Recently, J. Landman Gay wrote:
You've thrown down the gauntlet -- this sounds like a good challenge.
Can you explain why the palette needs to disappear when not top most?
Sure. The palette is a tool palette. Another substack is an object
editing area where the user can design stuff;
--- Graham Samuel [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I found out that you can't force
Windows users to install QT, but that's
another story...
Of course you can't force anyone to install
anything, but if the
benefits are compelling enough it's not hard
to get users to choose to
install QT, and
Recently, Richard Gaskin wrote:
When faced with a mysterious issue related to OS events I've found if
nothing else works sometimes it's useful to add a timer to allow the OS
to complete whatever it's doing before doing your next thing.
Arg, I just read this after posting a more complicated
I just restarted my node which had run perfectly for more than a week. But
for some reason it would not start. The log ended with:
May 21, 2004 2:00:35 PM (freenet.node.Main, main, NORMAL): Starting Freenet (Fred) 0.5
node, build #5082 on JVM Blackdown Java-Linux Team:Java HotSpot(TM) Client
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