On 10/09/2004, at 3:22 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
From: Jeanne A. E. DeVoto [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 10 September 2004 3:56:50 AM
To: How to use Revolution [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Mac Classic Apps Run Under OS X but Not On Native Classic
Reply-To: How to use Revolution [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu, 09 Sep 2004 21:16:31 -0300
From: Jim Carwardine [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Drag Drop
I recall a discussion a few months ago about dragging and dropping but
I
don't remember the details. I'd like to drag drop text from one
field in
a sub stack to another field in another sub stack.
Because that solution divorces the object from it's code and data. I do use
libraries, but only for stand-alone functions that are clearly not object
behaviours.
I've discovered that I'm not really talking about inheritance here, but more
class instantiation. Revolution only embraces the thought
At 21:47 08.09.2004 -0400, you wrote:
I have been having some problems trying to play audio files (wav files)
in a player w/o quicktime on windows. the players in mc, rev 2.1 or 2.5
will play wav files fine with quicktime on windows, but if i set
dontuseqt to true on preopenstack or dont have
Hello Jan, Alejandro, Robert, JB,
I couldn't upload the rev's web app example i expected to share on my
revonline account in response to your mails ;-! Is it my mistake or a
bug in the Rev 2.5 build 2 issue (buildnumber 9, 2.6.1 engine) i'm
currently using ?
I will put some of the old posts
Thank you for that helpful explanation. At least I get it now. So as long
as I'm just passing strings and numbers, I'm okay. Appears as if the
Transcript could use and 'object' type-cast command ala value.
go object( param(1) )
get the myProperty of object( param(1) )
Why is Revolution
Because that solution divorces the object from it's code and data. I do use
libraries, but only for stand-alone functions that are clearly not object
behaviours.
I've discovered that I'm not really talking about inheritance here, but more
class instantiation. Revolution only embraces the thought
Hello all,
i've developped a kind of wee-IDE to manage
the edition and compilation of scripts to be able
to drive a Laboratory Automation Workstation.
In the first version, for every script ( laboratory experiment )
i had a folder with few files and folders.
Now, i would like to make a
Thanks, Xavier. This is exactly what I was looking for. Do you know if
anyone has integrated your pie charts with Kenneth's line charts. I
actually need both. What is your shareware fee for me to gain access to
your source code? Jim
on 9/8/04 10:05 AM, MisterX wrote:
Jim,
Bon jour Thierry,
Hello all,
i've developped a kind of wee-IDE to manage
the edition and compilation of scripts to be able
to drive a Laboratory Automation Workstation.
In the first version, for every script ( laboratory experiment )
i had a folder with few files and folders.
Now, i would
Thierry,
Just list the files in a field!
If you create one file, add them to the index stack and that's about it.
If they don't go all in one folder, you can add a hidden field with the
paths of the stacks...
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Hello Revolution's users,
In the first version, for every script ( laboratory experiment )
i had a folder with few files and folders.
Now, i would like to make a stack for every experiment; such a stack
will contains the Datas of all the old files using custom properties;
but
Thank you for the confirmation, Jacqueline. Now I think I understand
the use of stacks in CGI projects. They are a convenient and safe
place to develop and run CGI scripts, as an alternative to text file
CGI scripts, or to access existing information as read-only databases,
but they cannot,
Bon jour Thierry,
Hello Revolution's users,
In the first version, for every script ( laboratory experiment )
i had a folder with few files and folders.
Now, i would like to make a stack for every experiment; such a stack
will contains the Datas of all the old files using custom properties;
This is on the feature request list as object frontscripts and
backscripts. It would allow you to set the backscript of any of the
buttons anywhere to a common script. The backscript would offer shared
behavior for all the buttons. I think this feature might even be on the
schedule for
On 9/10/04 2:36 AM, Arthur Urban [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Because that solution divorces the object from it's code and data. I do use
libraries, but only for stand-alone functions that are clearly not object
behaviours.
I've discovered that I'm not really talking about inheritance here, but
In a message dated 9/10/04 1:16:09 AM,
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Message: 16
Date: Thu, 9 Sep 2004 23:04:05 -0600
From: Arthur Urban [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Inheritance in Revolution?
To: 'How to use Revolution' [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Well, thanks a lot especially to xavier, klaus ( Vielen Danke ), Robert...
1) Ok for an index stack
2) Ok using a list field with all my stacks' name in it
3) Ok using the files() to get the list of stacks
this one is interesting if the user has suppress some stacks
from the Window's desktop.
4)
Bonjour Klaus,
Friday, September 10, 2004, 3:21:00 PM, vous avez ecrit:
KM MAX MAX ;-)
KM Depending on the size of your data probably under 1 secs...
KM If you mean you want to build the contents of the list-field from the
KM contents of some custom properties from different stacks, YES :-)
to
Interesting. Anyone know if getting this error will preclude data
being returned from the https connection? For example, I can imagine
having a web server where I didn't bother getting a Verisign (or
other) certificate, but I still wanted to get and put data over an
https connection.
--
Folks:
I'm new to Revolution and Dreamcard but intrigued by the possibilities.
However, I need some very specific functionality and I'm wondering if
Revolution is up to the task. Some history:
We are creating manuals that are distributed in over 20 languages. The
manuals are long, complex, and
Bon jour Thierry,
Bonjour Klaus,
Friday, September 10, 2004, 3:21:00 PM, vous avez ecrit:
KM MAX MAX ;-)
KM Depending on the size of your data probably under 1 secs...
KM If you mean you want to build the contents of the list-field from
the
KM contents of some custom properties from different
Also, just to point out something, they can embed altBrowser in their
project and let mozilla/IE/WebKit render the unicode. it works.
just my two cents.
Andre
On Sep 10, 2004, at 11:54 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There is no kerning but lineheight works fine.
Images are no problems in text
Bonjour Klaus,
KM I would suggest to gather the data into a variable first, and put it
KM into the field at the end of the handler en bloc!
KM This way could even save some precious nano-secs ;-)
well, with my little experience, much more than that :-)
So, Alles Kla... have just to do it now
Rev folks,
I have looked at the docs and the setregistry function. The docs recommend that I look
at the code in the cookbook found in the docs. For the life of me I can't find the
cookbook in 2.5. I appreciate help finding the cookbook and any other help on
associating files and applications.
I have looked in bugzilla but have not been able to find a report on
this problem. However, thay may be a result of my unfamiliarity with
buzilla.
Using Rev 2.5 (release 1) with the script window open I get garbled text
lines when I print the script out.
This is on Windows XP and using a
Or much cheaper at Oznic. I make it a point to stay away from high priced
Verisign products.
On 9/9/04 7:31 PM, Rick Harrison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Interesting. Anyone know if getting this error will preclude data
being returned from the https connection? For example, I can imagine
On 9/10/04 5:41 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Rev folks,
I have looked at the docs and the setregistry function. The docs recommend
that I look at the code in the cookbook found in the docs. For the life of me
I can't find the cookbook in 2.5. I appreciate help finding the
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