Thanks Devin, but:
This is the first thing I tried, but every character with a diacritical
just shows up as a box.
This is determined by what language support you have installed in the
OS. In OS X, just choose the Polish input from the keyboard menu and
you should automatically be able to type Po
J. Landman Gay heeft op donderdag, 5 aug 2004 om 18:09
(Europe/Amsterdam) het volgende geschreven:
On 8/5/04 4:09 AM, Terry Vogelaar wrote:
I have a weird problem I can't solve.
I get an error message "Object: value is not a boolean (true or
false)" when calling a custom handler. The handler doe
As I really dont have anything better to do, here is yet another
release!
This one is opensource, freeware and full of cool features!
This stack serves two purposes:
1 Demonstrate how to read and write files in probably every possible way
2 Preview huge files that cannot be read in the usual text
Hello everyone,
Im quite distressed. Abraham sent me a screenshot of GradientsN2O on MacOSX
and it looks like as if I had been doing quite a mix of psychodelic drugs
last night (could be his screengrabber did too!) ;)
Two problems:
1) the menus use a backpattern is not sized to Mac's liking. I be
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On Thursday, August 5, 2004, at 09:33 PM, Troy Rollins wrote:
Convincing a book distributor that Revolution has as much appeal to
the unwashed masses as iTunes?
Good luck with that one.
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Amazon.com has a small publisher section that would allow Dan /
Revolution to sell his book from the A
Is his book "self-published"?, if so I can help save some costs because I am
a partner in a Printing On Demand publisher. We do ISBN and everything
including a listing in "Books in Print". I'm sure that I'm cheaper than
anyone else. PLUS we are on demand meaning that he doesn't have to buy any
up f
Why not put an announcement in
DDJ.com
slashdot.org
?
Both put in articles for books about programming and
have a wide audience of ahem, geeks...
Little is known or mentioned of RR or MC or hypercard anymore
but Wired.com has run articles on it in the past.
Surely a small article in each will
On Friday, August 6, 2004, at 07:19 AM, Dave LeYanna wrote:
Is his book "self-published"? ,
if so I can help save some costs because I am a
partner in a Printing On Demand publisher. We do ISBN and everything
including a listing in "Books in Print". I'm sure that I'm cheaper
than anyone else.
I guess I got carried away...
Before I get flamed, I withdraw any hint of profit making. Didn't mean to
step on any toes here. Withdraw, withdraw, withdraw, sorry, sorry, sorry.
Dave
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Why not put an announcement in
DDJ.com
slashdot.org
?
Both put in articles for books about programming and
have a wide audience of ahem, geeks...
Little is known or mentioned of RR or MC or hypercard anymore
but Wired.com has run articles on it in the past.
Surely a small article in each will draw
I'm afraid the bookstore route is closed to us for the moment. When
Dreamcard gets enough traction and the software is available in stores,
we may be able to convince some specialty places like Fry's to carry
it, but mainstream bookstores aren't likely to touch it unless it comes
from a major p
That desktop switching stuff was one of the very few features of Linux
desktop I found really useful. I'm going to look at this sucker.
dan
On Aug 5, 2004, at 10:27 PM, Chipp Walters wrote:
I recently came across a cool new Mac utility (Panther only) which
really helps me on my Powerbook. It's a
On Aug 6, 2004, at 7:19 AM, Dave LeYanna wrote:
Is his book "self-published"?,
Nope. RunREv set up a publishing group to handle it. In a sense, RunRev
has self-published it. I own the rights to the eBook version and Kevin
and I have discussed doing a POD deal but such a relationship can
confuse
On Aug 6, 2004, at 7:10 AM, Mark Brownell wrote:
On Thursday, August 5, 2004, at 09:33 PM, Troy Rollins wrote:
Convincing a book distributor that Revolution has as much appeal to
the unwashed masses as iTunes?
Good luck with that one.
--
Troy
Amazon.com has a small publisher section that would al
On Friday, August 6, 2004, at 08:30 AM, Dan Shafer wrote:
First, fulfillment is still out of Edinburgh, which drives the cost of
the book very high.
International shipping costs are almost a deal killer.
Second, to the extent that we enter into new contractual distribution
deals we cloud the poss
Sims,
No doubt, the EuroRevCon is a great way for us to get together, and
buy discounted autographed books from our favority author. ;)
No kidding, I still pride my HC handbook 2.0!
I got 3 HC books and Dan's the one that got the most leafing! ;)
However, spending dire marketing money on the AD
On Aug 6, 2004, at 3:58 AM, Terry Vogelaar wrote:
I added a test function to both stacks with the same name to see which
of the two is called. To my surprise, the one in the login stack is
called! At least that explains the "Can't find handler" error. That is
the stack with the executed script i
On Aug 6, 2004, at 1:02 PM, MisterX wrote:
However, spending dire marketing money on the ADC is IMOHO a big
waste. What is 20 users when you can have double that with
a single post in Slashdot.org (/.) alone! Oh, I almost forgot, it's
free and revisitable... However RunRev has not made much tal
Sims,
No doubt, the EuroRevCon is a great way for us to get together, and
buy discounted autographed books from our favority author. ;)
No kidding, I still pride my HC handbook 2.0!
I got 3 HC books and Dan's the one that got the most leafing! ;)
However, spending dire marketing money on the ADC is
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On Aug 6, 2004, at 1:02 PM, MisterX wrote:
However, spending dire marketing money on the ADC is IMOHO a big
waste. What is 20 users when you can have double that with
a single post in Slashdot.org (/.) alone! Oh, I almost forgot, it's
free and revisitable... However RunRev has not made much tal
Well, based on an n of 1, if it weren't for the sidebar ad on macnn
(or was it macintouch?), I never would have heard of Rev.
On Aug 6, 2004, at 12:02 PM, MisterX wrote:
Separately, in RunRev's case, I dont know how much /. banner ads
cost but surely their success have to worth the money more th
On Aug 6, 2004, at 1:45 PM, sims wrote:
Actually, if the EuroRevCon web page did get slashdoted I hope
it goes down immediately as the server fees would bankrupt me.
No joke there.
So I must ask CmdrTaco not to publish the note I sent ten minutes ago?
*grin*
:D
Andre
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So
hu... being slashdotted is not fun...
but it's a sign of power marketing... ;)
besides, with a clear description, this could be avoided.
I dont click on all the website links I see in slashdot.
being slashdoted usually comes with having big downloads.
uh... RR has them dont they ;))
Ready w
ROTFL ;)
what is Cryptome.org or lecanardenchaine.fr going to say now ;)
want more market but cant market it? ;))
Look at le canardenchained.fr... they want to sell news
but I wont buy newspapers (save the trees) so they wont
publish on the net, and I wont read it anymore... ;(
Catch 22?
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Is there any kind of preprocessor/macro system so I can create my own assignment
operator? I would die right now for a := (since = is already used).
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On Aug 6, 2004, at 1:27 AM, Chipp Walters wrote:
I recently came across a cool new Mac utility (Panther only) which
really helps me on my Powerbook. It's at:
http://wsmanager.sourceforge.net/index.php
This switcher is really nice, however it discriminates by the window
rather than the owner appl
On Friday, August 6, 2004, at 10:32 AM, MisterX wrote:
hu... being slashdotted is not fun...
but it's a sign of power marketing... ;)
besides, with a clear description, this could be avoided.
I dont click on all the website links I see in slashdot.
being slashdoted usually comes with having big
K,
there's contstant,global, local a=1
and put blabla into talk
and preopenstack|card to do assignements but typing variables
is obsolete in RR... equal is equal as they say ;)
Lastly, since transcripts are precompiled,
I doubt this would run on a RunRev made app...
This is not your dad's C pr
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Is there any kind of preprocessor/macro system so I can create my own
assignment operator? I would die right now for a := (since = is
already used).
There isn't although you could conceivably write a plugin which
intercepts the edit and save script messages, and modifies the script
text accord
Jim Hurley wrote:
>Now after your triumph with "Vector to AI" and
>a "Vector to PDF," what will you do for an encore?
>Maybe "Vector to IPod?"
I do not have an IPod, but accept any mp3 player
from the participants of this list... ;-)
But, i do not feel too triumphant.
This is more a scratchy s
Dan Shafer wrote:
I'm afraid the bookstore route is closed to us for the moment. When
Dreamcard gets enough traction and the software is available in stores,
we may be able to convince some specialty places like Fry's to carry it,
but mainstream bookstores aren't likely to touch it unless it com
My suspicion is that the key phrase in all this is "[w]hen...the
software is available in stores." I wonder whether any thought has
been given to marketing Rev through mail order/online shops as well as
brick and mortar shops>
On Aug 6, 2004, at 3:41 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Dan Shafer wrote:
Alejandro,
> Actually, i do not have CAD software to test this
> conversion. Is DXF written as ascii text?
In its simplest form, DXF can be ascii only. The DXF CAD file format
appears to be well documented at myfileformats.com.
http://myfileformats.com/search.php?name=dxf
There are numerous fr
At 18:02 06/08/2004 +0200, MisterX wrote:
However, spending dire marketing money on the ADC is IMOHO a big
waste. What is 20 users when you can have double that with
a single post in Slashdot.org (/.) alone! Oh, I almost forgot, it's
free and revisitable... However RunRev has not made much talk
Richard
Of course if RevPro gets enough market traction (i.e., a large enough
installed base) then a publisher would be interested. As of now, it
seems to me that it is far more likely that Dreamcard will achieve that
level of market penetration sooner because it is going to be sold in a
mo
I have a stack that resizes to the screenRect(), but after that's done and the "show
taskbar" command is issued, the taskbar doesn't show.
Is there any way to disable Revolution from hiding the taskbar when it resizes to the
screenRect()?
Derek Bump
Dreamscape Software
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check out the windowBoundingRect...it is correctly set in standalones
(though RR's IDE resets it so it's tough to use from within the IDE)
-Chipp
Derek Bump wrote:
I have a stack that resizes to the screenRect(), but after that's done and the "show
taskbar" command is issued, the taskbar doesn't
> check out the windowBoundingRect...it is correctly set in standalones
> (though RR's IDE resets it so it's tough to use from within the IDE)
Ok, so does the windowBoundingRect adjust for the different sizes of the taskbar? Is
there anything in the IDE that will return the height of the taskba
On Aug 6, 2004, at 5:54 PM, Alex Tweedly wrote:
I did find the Mac-orientation of Revolution a bit off-putting at
first. Hypercard (and Applescript, and QT and ...) are mentioned so
often, and so much discussion includes Mac mentions, that I did wonder
initially just how "cross-platform" Rev wou
Troy
That is one of the best, most cogent, clear pieces of explanation of
this phenomenon that I've seen. I've been saying this for a lot of
years. It seems quite clear to me that you're right, but there are
still people who don't see it our way!
Dan
It's really easy to get all the windows on a single window.
First, navigate to any window where RR is 'frontmost' then
command-option click the desktop. This effectively minimizes all the
windows for RR. Next navigate to the desktop you want all the windows
on, then cmd-tab to bring up the task
On Aug 7, 2004, at 1:15 AM, Chipp Walters wrote:
It's really easy to get all the windows on a single window.
First, navigate to any window where RR is 'frontmost' then
command-option click the desktop. This effectively minimizes all the
windows for RR. Next navigate to the desktop you want all th
After much scripting on it, I'm puzzled what I should do
and so would like to let you tell me what you think.
I wrote a transcript translator engine for c, pascal, basic
which also handles parts of fortran, php, flash, java and js.
The last piece I added to this stack is a parser that finds
all y
Chipp Walters wrote:
It's really easy to get all the windows on a single window.
First, navigate to any window where RR is 'frontmost' then
command-option click the desktop. This effectively minimizes all the
windows for RR.
Or another way: Navigate to the desktop you want RR on and just click
Does anyone know how to check whether the menuBar is hidden or not? I
can't seem to find it in the docs.
I've tried:
the vis of menubar
and it won't work. TIA,
Chipp
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On Aug 7, 2004, at 1:32 AM, Chipp Walters wrote:
Or another way: Navigate to the desktop you want RR on and just click
on the RR icon in the doc to pull up all RR windows in the 'current'
desktop
Yes! I just did that one "accidentally." That of course, works just
fine. ;-)
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RPSystems, Lt
On Aug 7, 2004, at 1:44 AM, MisterX wrote:
So the question is whether this last script should be made
available separately in a stack from the other translators?
Obviously, you are considering a possible good reason for these to be
separate, but since I don't have a full understanding, perhaps you
Hi list,
I have a file which is a jpg file
This img is taken with a digital camera
I'd like a script which would change the size and the dpi of this img.
The idea is to dim the size and set the dpi to "100" or "72"
For now I use graphicConverter but I'm asking if it would be possible
to make it
Yves,
You might want to check out
altResizeImgLib
at
http://www.altuit.com/webs/altuit2/runrev/Downloads.htm
The library doesn't explicitly reset the dpi, but it will resize it, and
you can check the dpi after exporting...
-Chipp
Yves COPPE wrote:
Hi list,
I have a file which is a jpg file
This i
Troy,
Good points, all. But I also believe there is too much 'Mac' centric
focus in RR. The GUI is completely Mac based, and so is much of the
marketing focus. Though, this does represent the 'low-hanging fruit', RR
won't ever truly make inroads onto other platforms w/out a concerted
marketing
Troy,
> > So the question is whether this last script should be made
> > available separately in a stack from the other translators?
>
> Obviously, you are considering a possible good reason for these to be
> separate, but since I don't have a full understanding, perhaps you
> could humor me an
Hi Developers,
Here is a quick fix for the problem mentioned
by Jim Hurley.
Replace the whole section of code for
the case of Polygon with this code:
Tested and works with the 3d vector graphic
of the Rotater stack.
Beware of linewraps introduced by this yahoo mail.
case "polygon"
/*
To handle
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