I was plating with RealBasic and was shocked to discover that synthetic
speech worked on WindowsXP. Is this something that Rev now supports? The
last time I asked (about a year ago), the answer was no.
Thanks,
Barry
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Fancy! Last couple of days I've been thinking of how to pull of games in
in Björnke's RevChat, two the problem of direction vectors in rev
and a multiplayer player vs player Pac-Man crossed my mind not even
twelve hours ago.
Funny Björnke's chat pretty much started as a part of his mission for
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flicker confimed here... and also the occasional completely blank
stack, until resize (OSX)
No recipe, needs to be bugZilla'ed
On Aug 21, 2004, at 4:11 PM, Ken Ray wrote:
On 8/21/04 12:30 PM, "Jerry Daniels" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Ken, et al.,
Where to do you put the lock/unlock screen in ord
On 8/21/04 9:17 PM, "Jim Lyons" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Got time to play for a few minutes? Create a new stack and make an oval
> graphic about 32 by 32 pixels. Set its arcAngle to about 330 degrees.
> Set the _stack_ script to:
>
> on mouseMove x,y
>if x,y is within the rect of grc 1 th
Cool. Here's the script I made last week that does
something similar! A bit smoother in movement thanks
to the speed differentiator.
Then I tried yours by duplicating my oval. I just
pasted your script and even in development mode, I
had my graphic follow yours! ;) Im also working on
bouncing, gr
Got time to play for a few minutes? Create a new stack and make an oval
graphic about 32 by 32 pixels. Set its arcAngle to about 330 degrees.
Set the _stack_ script to:
on mouseMove x,y
if x,y is within the rect of grc 1 then exit mouseMove
get the loc of grc 1
set the startAngle of grc 1
On 8/21/04 12:30 PM, "Jerry Daniels" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ken, et al.,
>
> Where to do you put the lock/unlock screen in order to get rid of
> opening stack flicker? (See below for details.)
>
> - Before and after you go to the stack? Tried this and flicker still
> there.
> - On preOpens
On Saturday, August 21, 2004, at 04:35 PM, Mark Brownell wrote:
This is a perfect case for a CGI that stores the data so that I can
gather the data that comes in. I've never done that before and I doubt
that earthlink has the proper privileges for setting it up. I know
that my earthlink domains
On Saturday, August 21, 2004, at 04:28 PM, Alex Tweedly wrote:
Have you considered trying to invoke their email program to send the
message; like a browser does with a "mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]" ?
Not that I have any idea how you'd go about doing that :-(
That's what I'm doing now, if they reme
At 16:09 21/08/2004 -0700, Mark Brownell wrote:
On Saturday, August 21, 2004, at 04:10 PM, Alex Tweedly wrote:
put "smtp.btinternet.com" into mServer
put "25" into mPort
I'm trying to get users of a standalone app to send me a message. Can they
send using my mServer, "smtp.earthlink.net" or do
On Saturday, August 21, 2004, at 04:10 PM, Alex Tweedly wrote:
put "smtp.btinternet.com" into mServer
put "25" into mPort
I'm trying to get users of a standalone app to send me a message. Can
they send using my mServer, "smtp.earthlink.net" or do I need to some
how learn how the example gets t
At 07:31 21/08/2004 -0700, Mark Brownell wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to get libSMTP to work for a basic simple email send.
If I use this to add the libraries with the stacks added to my main stack
already:
on openStack
start using stack "libEmail"
start using stack "libSmtp"
end openStack
on close
Scott, Ken, et al.,
I have found a way to eliminate the flicker:
1. I set the loc of the stack to "-5000,-5000"
2. Then I set did a "go to the stack"
3. Then I moved the stack to the desired location
No flicker of any kind. But there is a caveat:
This works great with any stack as long as its style
John Dixon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 21/8/04 6:00 pm, "MisterX" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> MS already removed the linux side of things in VPC. The xbox SDK will
>> surely run under it, so you seriously still should consider getting a
PC.
>>
>
> No one should ever seriously consider b
On 21/8/04 6:00 pm, "MisterX" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> MS already removed the linux side of things in VPC. The xbox SDK will
> surely run under it, so you seriously still should consider getting a PC.
>
No one should ever seriously consider buying a PC!
_
Scott,
The alwaysBuffer approach I have tried already, but thanks for the
suggestion.
I think you're suggesting that I go invisibly to the stack and then
show it. Is that what you mean? I'll try that.
Thanks,
Jerry
On Aug 21, 2004, at 12:39 PM, Scott Rossi wrote:
Recently, Jerry Daniels wrote:
Recently, Jerry Daniels wrote:
> Where to do you put the lock/unlock screen in order to get rid of
> opening stack flicker? (See below for details.)
>
> - Before and after you go to the stack? Tried this and flicker still
> there.
> - On preOpenstack? Tried this and flicker still there.
> - On pr
Ken, et al.,
Where to do you put the lock/unlock screen in order to get rid of
opening stack flicker? (See below for details.)
- Before and after you go to the stack? Tried this and flicker still
there.
- On preOpenstack? Tried this and flicker still there.
- On preOpenstack? Tried this and flic
On 8/21/04 5:50 AM, Frank Leahy wrote:
Many thanks for the suggestions. I tried yours Jacqueline, and while it
came close, I had problems with paste in particular where the selection
point after the paste was in the wrong place (it was before the pasted
data instead of after it). Not sure why
Roger,
Testing linux on a pc in vmware is also nice...
And with the virtual nets or connections, it's just
like using a terminal server, no drop in performance,
near real time refresh over gigabit nets!
But not for newbies who dont RT[F]M... Dar, I dont know
how you managed, but we run VMW vir
MS already removed the linux side of things in VPC. The xbox SDK will
surely run under it, so you seriously still should consider getting a PC.
Dell's price is not high and that's 130% of the price for a good
abit or asus clone.
You can actually buy a good PC for the price of a 40GB ipod in the
On Aug 21, 2004, at 8:08 AM, MisterX wrote:
Besides, VPC compared to VMWare is like a toy car compared to
a real car.
Some time ago I evaluated VMWare and VPC on W2K (or maybe an early XP).
Though VMWare described some better features, they did not work well.
VMWare attempts to use the host OS
Frank Leahy wrote:
The other thing that's interesting is that "the selectedChunk" was
reporting the wrong field number for me (it would return field 21 when
it should have been field 12 or field 14).
Do you have a recipe for reproducing that? Unless something was very
recently changed in the en
Sivakatirswami wrote:
Thanks for everyone's input. As always, many ways to describe an
elephant..
Our Apple repair-lady was here today. She said "Forget VPC, you will
not only waste time but destabilize your whole system if you plan to do
anything else on that machine."
But, I would be running VPC
Hi,
I'm trying to get libSMTP to work for a basic simple email send.
If I use this to add the libraries with the stacks added to my main
stack already:
on openStack
start using stack "libEmail"
start using stack "libSmtp"
end openStack
on closeStack
stop using stack "libEmail"
stop using
> Besides, VPC compared to VMWare is like a toy car compared to
> a real car. HP sells VPC as a virtual server now if this puts
> you in the picture. We use it a work to validate clusters and
> run experimental system installs. But vmware doesn't work on
> macs unfortunately.
If you primarily deve
> M$ bought VPC and they killed Real PC.
> They are going to use the powerpc chipset in their new Xbox.
> And they are going to use VPC as emulator.
Sounds like Steve Jobs and PowerComputing to me ;)
Besides, VPC compared to VMWare is like a toy car compared to
a real car. HP sells VPC
Le 21 août 04, à 12:38, Wouter a écrit :
Interesting..., even if M$ is so much often like the weather ;-)
But if you read links like this one, may be something will come up
after the release of the new Xbox.
http://www.wired.com/news/games/0,2101,61065,00.html
M$ bought VPC and they killed Real
Wow - that is so different from the web statistics on my server. I have
never seed that many Macs! I see 3% Mac OS and 90% Windows XP with linux and
other as the rest.
Do you have a lot of access from France? I understand that there are a lot
of Macs there as well as in Australia.
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