I have a PNG file which I want to rotate 90 degrees.
My script does
import paint from file d:/icons/myfile.png
rotate image myfile.png by 90
export image myfile.png to file d:/icons/myfilerotated.png
which ALMOST works.
It gives me an image with, at first glance, the correct appearance -
Dear MC and RR afficionados!
Monsieur X has very genrously offered to host the Draft
PDF of my MSc thesis and the ZIP file of the Prototype
software!
I have asked him for links to these for my website: wait
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I am discovering that open/write/close to a file can be a problem if the
original file size is larger than the new data size...it simply overwrites
data in the file, leaving the extra data in tact. Using 'put into URL' does
not do this (it overwrites the entire file). Is this correct behavior, or
Hi Roger!
On Dec 4, 2004, at 15:17, Roger Amar wrote:
Hello Gordon, I'm back.
My dll started to work by adding a .def file to export the getXtable
function.
Glad you got it working. I think I used a def file for my project as
well, although CW does have a mechanism that will automatically
On 12/5/04 9:24 AM, Alex Tweedly [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there a way to rotate an image to get just the original image, but rotated
?
Try:
set the angle of img myfile.png to 90
Ken Ray
Sons of Thunder Software
Web site: http://www.sonsothunder.com/
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On 12/5/04 12:02 PM, John Rule [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am discovering that open/write/close to a file can be a problem if the
original file size is larger than the new data size...it simply overwrites
data in the file, leaving the extra data in tact. Using 'put into URL' does
not do this
Hi, I'm new to programming and Revolution. I'm a speech therapist and I
want to create an app where someone can record there speech, then view a
movie of me saying the same word. I've been able to do this fine but the
next part I can't figure out. I then want the person to be able to click a
On Dec 4, 2004, at 5:39 PM, Scott Rossi wrote:
Create an image object, fill it with a color, and set its blendLevel
to a
value from 0 to 100.
Regards,
Scott Rossi
The blendLevel setting works perfectly!
I hooked it up to a slider bar so I can watch the color changes
in real time.
Four lines of
On Dec 5, 2004, at 8:24 AM, Alex Tweedly wrote:
I have a PNG file which I want to rotate 90 degrees.
My script does
import paint from file d:/icons/myfile.png
rotate image myfile.png by 90
export image myfile.png to file d:/icons/myfilerotated.png
which ALMOST works.
It gives me an image
Hi All.
I've not been rev'd up for a while now (new job kept me away). I was
looking at the threads regarding saving database data in a file.
I'm just trying to get my head roung the grand plan before I do down the
wrong path like the last time (see database tutorial thread)
Some suggested that
Mike,
There are basically two ways to approach this. The first is to check if
the movie is done using:
the movie
movie()
the movie
repeat until myMovie is not among the lines of the movies
See also: done constant, play command, sound function,
templateVideoClip keyword
Description
Use the movie
Hi Bob,
Hi All.
I've not been rev'd up for a while now (new job kept me away). I was
looking at the threads regarding saving database data in a file.
I'm just trying to get my head roung the grand plan before I do down
the wrong path like the last time (see database tutorial thread)
Some
I've been trawling the archive fo the list and all the url's to the runrev
site return a 404.
Have the pages been deleted or moved elsewhere? :-)
Cheers
Bob
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At 21:05 05/12/2004, you wrote:
Hi Klaus
I suggest the following:
Prepare your complete stack/database baddresstemplate.rev, test it and
save it...
Then store it in a customproperty of your standalone!
...
answer file Where is Bob?
##select your baddresstemplate.rev stack here...
set the
Hi Bob,
I would take a different approach than the one Klaus recommends. I would
separate my data completely from the presentation and business logic of
the application (the way you currently are thinking).
If the data was basically text based (no images, movies, sounds) then I
may consider
Hi John,
I agree with Ken.
Try this: (assuming your file is text and not binary)
-- PUT THE FILEPATH INTO A VAR
put C:/testfile.txt into tFilePath
-- THIS PUTS THE CONTENTS OF THE FILE INTO A VAR
put URL (file: tFilePath) into tTextVariable
--DO STUFF TO tTextVariable
put return another line
On 05/12/2004 21:49:26, [EMAIL PROTECTED], How to use Revolution
([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Hi Bob,
I would take a different approach than the one Klaus recommends. I would
separate my data completely from the presentation and business logic of
the application (the way you currently are
Keep the data in a stack and set the password of the stack.
Bill Vlahos wrote:
I have an application which would fit this model but the data that is
stored will need to be protected. How would I go about encrypting the
data file either in a stack or as a file?
Hi Gordon,
I did not note that an export mechanism was intrinsic to CodeWarrior.
Only the def file saved me from becoming crazy !
Roger;
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Envoyé : dimanche 5 décembre 2004 19:13
À : How to
My understanding is that just setting the password is not robust enough
protection.
Bill
On Dec 5, 2004, at 2:46 PM, Chipp Walters wrote:
Keep the data in a stack and set the password of the stack.
Bill Vlahos wrote:
I have an application which would fit this model but the data that is
stored
At 13:43 03/12/2004 -0800, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Anyone know where I can find the official spec for the CSV formats used by
Micro$oft Access, Micro$oft Excel, and the the spec used by the rest of
the world?
This isn't exactly an answer to the question you asked (sorry) - but at
least for Access
On Dec 5, 2004, at 6:04 PM, Bill Vlahos wrote:
My understanding is that just setting the password is not robust
enough protection.
Not even close.
It will (mostly) prevent them from viewing its scripts tho'. For
whatever thats worth.
--
Troy
RPSystems, Ltd.
http://www.rpsystems.net
Keep the data in a stack and set the password of the stack.
Bill Vlahos wrote:
I have an application which would fit this model but the data that
is stored will need to be protected. How would I go about
encrypting the data file either in a stack or as a file?
Chipp, how is setting a password
on 5/12/04 3:24 pm, Alex Tweedly wrote
Is there a way to rotate an image to get just the original image, but rotated
?
Probably several - this is Rev after all! - but here's a code snippet from
something that works for me:
put the rect of image KeyImg into tOldRect
rotate image
At 12:47 05/12/2004 -0600, Ken Ray wrote:
On 12/5/04 9:24 AM, Alex Tweedly [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there a way to rotate an image to get just the original image, but
rotated
?
Try:
set the angle of img myfile.png to 90
Thank you Ken (and others). I think there would be cases where the
Dear Revolutionaries
How do I store 2 images so that I can switch between
them using the mouseEnter and mouseLeave commands on
an image control, making the image change when I
mouseover it?
I believe there is a way to store an image in a custom
property - how does one do this and how would I
My stack stores its data in custom properties so it should be protected
the same way that the scripts are. My understanding is that text in
fields is not protected by the password but text in custom properties
is.
I'm wondering the best way to provide strong encryption of the data.
Bill
On Dec
No need to store an image as a custom property. Simply add the two
images to the stack and set them either with mouseEnter/Leave or
setting the images and them arming the button (assuming you have set
the images in a button).
Bill Vlahos
On Dec 5, 2004, at 6:06 PM, Gordon wrote:
Dear
IIRC, it looks like 3 bugs:
Char read commands come up short on XP for reading 256 chars.
Multi-char read commands throw away data after LF on OS X.
Codes 10, 11 and 12 are garbled in reading uint1 on OS X.
Multi-uint1 read commands sometimes come up short on OS X based on
garbage at end (?).
On Dec 5, 2004, at 9:27 PM, Bill Vlahos wrote:
My stack stores its data in custom properties so it should be
protected the same way that the scripts are. My understanding is that
text in fields is not protected by the password but text in custom
properties is.
Not true. Custom properties are
Troy Rollins wrote:
On Dec 5, 2004, at 9:27 PM, Bill Vlahos wrote:
My stack stores its data in custom properties so it should be
protected the same way that the scripts are. My understanding is that
text in fields is not protected by the password but text in custom
properties is.
Not true.
Gordon,
If what you're trying to do is create a region which changes on
mouseOver
mouseDown
mouseLeave
mouseUp
check out buttons with images at
http://www.altuit.com/webs/altuit2/RunRev/Tutorials.htm
best,
Chipp
Gordon wrote:
How do I store 2 images so that I can switch between
them using the
I distribute stacks that allow volunteers access to specific files on
our servers...
I want to protect the log in info from a text reader which might simply
open the stack file...
I'm not looking for NASA high clearance security here... (FTP user
names and passwords are viewable by packet
You might try out Richard Gaskins PGP routines. There's a tutorial for
them I wrote at:
http://www.altuit.com/webs/altuit2/RunRev/Tutorials.htm
I thought of 'altBranding' the library, but Scott Rossi would just have
too much fun with that ;-)
best,
Chipp
Sivakatirswami wrote:
I distribute
Chipp Walters wrote:
You might try out Richard Gaskins PGP routines. There's a tutorial for
them I wrote at:
http://www.altuit.com/webs/altuit2/RunRev/Tutorials.htm
And the original article which describes how it works, with the complete
code listing:
On 12/5/04 9:24 AM, Alex Tweedly [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there a way to rotate an image to get just the original image,
but rotated
?
Try:
set the angle of img myfile.png to 90
Thank you Ken (and others). I think there would be cases where the
more complex methods are needed - but this
On 12/5/04 8:06 PM, Gordon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear Revolutionaries
How do I store 2 images so that I can switch between
them using the mouseEnter and mouseLeave commands on
an image control, making the image change when I
mouseover it?
Does it have to be an image control? It would
I have an application which would fit this model but the data that is
stored will need to be protected. How would I go about encrypting the
data file either in a stack or as a file?
Bill Vlahos
On Dec 5, 2004, at 1:49 PM, Chipp Walters wrote:
Then, I would keep all business logic and the
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