Dear Revolutionaries (particularly fellow rev newbies)
I was trawling around the rev website and I happened
to read an article I had previously glossed over - the
one about moving to rev from C++ or Java environments.
I was never particularly fond of either of these
languages - learning C++ from a
I have a stack with a menubar. When I try to build a standalone from
it, the bottom of the stack is cut off by the height of the menubar.
This does not happen if I build in MetaCard, so the problem is
apparently with the distribution builder.
I have added a command line in a preopenstack handle
Dan's Books first as the most usefull up to date Rev XTalk programming
course we can get, the Rev lists archives in second position and the
Rev doc for the details you will get in reading it :-)
Best, Pierre
Le 20 déc. 04, à 22:18, J. Landman Gay a écrit :
On 12/20/04 2:13 PM, docmann wrote:
Hel
Hi list!
I´ve been very quite the last few weeks. I´m on dial up until february
as I am moving and sorrowly can´t keep up with the traffic on the list.
I just want to let you know that I´ve uploaded the final version of the
game I´ve shown on Malta to my server.
mac classic:
http://www.derbrill.com
This bug should have been fixed over a year ago Adding a Mac OS menubar
to an existing stack is a crap shoot.
For some reason, adjusting the stack size in a preOpenStack handler does not
work - but using the same handler in an openStack handler does. This is
probably the best clue to where
On 12/20/04 4:56 PM, Martin Baxter wrote:
>>I have a bug report in about this, but it would be helpful if anyone
>>knew the answer while I wait for it to be addressed.
>>
>>I have a stack with a menubar. When I try to build a standalone from it,
>>the bottom of the stack is cut off by the height of
>I have a bug report in about this, but it would be helpful if anyone
>knew the answer while I wait for it to be addressed.
>
>I have a stack with a menubar. When I try to build a standalone from it,
>the bottom of the stack is cut off by the height of the menubar. This
>does not happen if I build
On Monday, Dec 20, 2004, at 20:45 Europe/Paris, Erik Hansen wrote:
--- Thierry Arbellot
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Bonsoir Jérome,
I had the sample problem in one of my app.
I used 2 different workarounds:
1. pad the line with enough space characters to
make the line have the
same width as the fiel
Doc -
If you want a well-paced walkthrough of Rev and Transcript, with extremely
helpful examples along the way, I think Dan's book can't be beat. Dan does a
great job of explaining the concepts that are conveyed in the product
documentation, and he does so in a way that the product manuals simply
On 12/20/04 2:13 PM, docmann wrote:
Hello all,
Very shortly I will be upgrading from Dreamcard to the Rev Studio
edition and started thinking about printed documentation as well...
I'm not at all new to programming in general, but transcript is so
much different (vast) in comparision to other langu
Hello all,
Very shortly I will be upgrading from Dreamcard to the Rev Studio
edition and started thinking about printed documentation as well...
I'm not at all new to programming in general, but transcript is so
much different (vast) in comparision to other languages I've used, I
figure I'll need
--- "D.Rothe" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> at the end of the field I simply used "filter
> theField without empty".
"That's brilliant!" -- Ken Ray
yes it is.
> on mouseUp
> do FindData(tString, tData)
> end mouseUp
>
> function FindData pStringToFind, pDataToSearch
> repeat for each line tLi
Jeffrey Reynolds wrote:
was this a natively build rev stack or a metacard stack brought over to
rev? i have had the same issue when trying to build new rev apps out of
stacks started in mc. one thing is to make sure all the stack resources
(dialog boxes, message box, etc) are removed, rev handle
--- Thierry Arbellot
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Bonsoir Jérome,
>
> I had the sample problem in one of my app.
> I used 2 different workarounds:
> 1. pad the line with enough space characters to
> make the line have the
> same width as the field
> 2. make the field transparent and display a
>
On 12/20/04 12:46 PM, Ken Ray wrote:
On 12/20/04 12:14 PM, "J. Landman Gay" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Anyone know what causes this or how to fix it? For now, I am building in
MetaCard.
Jacque,
Do you have a 'resizeStack' handler in your stack? If so, keep in mind that
on Mac, when it hides the m
Hi Erik,
--- Jeffrey Reynolds <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
i have had the same issue when trying to
build new rev apps out of
stacks started in mc. one thing is to make sure
all the stack resources
(dialog boxes, message box, etc) are removed,
rev handles this
differently (ie message box can conflict
--- Jeffrey Reynolds <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> i have had the same issue when trying to
> build new rev apps out of
> stacks started in mc. one thing is to make sure
> all the stack resources
> (dialog boxes, message box, etc) are removed,
> rev handles this
> differently (ie message box ca
one approach to Scott's problem is to have the app recognize the
situation, try not to let anything show, do the deed and then quit.
That's exactly what my reVise standalone does...but it knows if the
file/folder is to be compressed/decompressed by the file extension.
Unless it's obvious which f
On 12/20/04 12:14 PM, "J. Landman Gay" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Anyone know what causes this or how to fix it? For now, I am building in
> MetaCard.
Jacque,
Do you have a 'resizeStack' handler in your stack? If so, keep in mind that
on Mac, when it hides the menubar, the resizeStack message
I have a bug report in about this, but it would be helpful if anyone
knew the answer while I wait for it to be addressed.
I have a stack with a menubar. When I try to build a standalone from it,
the bottom of the stack is cut off by the height of the menubar. This
does not happen if I build in
On Dec 20, 2004, at 8:29 AM, Rob Cozens wrote:
When I hold a file over my app icon, for a tiny standalone I made,
it doesn't light up, not even for stacks.
Check your app's info.plist file, and add an entry for any file types
you want supported.
Dar, et al:
I my case, the standalone responds to a
Hello fellow listers
I have updated the chatrevserver, it uses now a different port. Also
some enhancements to the ui of chatrev where made. These changes result
in chatrev 1.3.
This is a mandatory upgrade for user of my client, older versions will
not work anymore.
For marks client, you just ne
On 12/20/04 5:04 AM, "Ben Rubinstein" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Personally I most often use backtick (don't know if this will come out in
> email), and then do a replace:
>
> get "`C:\Ba\Ba.exe` `-E` `%1`"
> replace "`" with quote in it
Personally, I think SuperCard had the right idea
When I hold a file over my app icon, for a tiny standalone I made,
it doesn't light up, not even for stacks.
Check your app's info.plist file, and add an entry for any file
types you want supported.
Dar, et al:
I my case, the standalone responds to any dropped file or folder
regardless of creato
on 20/12/04 11:36 am, Alex Tweedly wrote
> Now that I've seen that, I've changed my own way of doing it to method 5:
>
> function qq pWhat
> replace "`" with quote in pWhat
> return pWhat
> end qq
In HyperCard, I used often to use a function called "encTQR", which replaced
the delta character
Hi Ben , Klaus, Alex and Richard and others,
Transcript... So good ...
but much more tasty with the spicies of this list :-)
Merci beaucoup pour tout,
Thanks for all,
Vielen Dank fur alles,
So many way to say it :-)
Regards, thierry
>>It's the glory of Transcript - so many ways to skin cats.
>>
At 11:04 20/12/2004 +, Ben Rubinstein wrote:
It's the glory of Transcript - so many ways to skin cats. I like q too, but
it depends on what you're doing.
[...snip...]
But it depends on lots of things - if there's just one quote, and you're
using the value immediately in an expression, you migh
Bon jour mon ami :-)
Hi,
is there a way to create a shortcut on the desktop with Rev ?
...
create alias (specialfolderpath("desktop") & "/name of alias.lnk") to
file "C:/folder/file.xyz"
...
On windows it is important to use the correct suffix ".lnk" which
stands for "link"...
Hope that helps :
thierry wrote:
Hi,
is there a way to create a shortcut on the desktop with Rev ?
create alias ( specialfolderpath("desktop")&"/MyFile" ) \
to file "HD:Folder:OriginalFile"
Don't ya' just love Transcript? :)
--
Richard Gaskin
Fourth World Media Corporation
__
Hi,
is there a way to create a shortcut on the desktop with Rev ?
Regards, thierry
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Hi,
looking to automate the build standalone !
i have an install script which gather all the information
i need to burn an install-CD.
the only thing i don't know how to put in it in the Build standalone.
Any clue how do to it ? Windows only, please.
Regards, thierry
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on 20/12/04 5:42 am, Dar Scott wrote
>> q("C:\Ba\Ba.exe") && q("-E") && q("%1")
> format("c:\\Ba\\Ba.exe \"-E\" \"&1\" ")
(thanks for correcting!)
> q() wins.
It's the glory of Transcript - so many ways to skin cats. I like q too, but
it depends on what you're doing.
quote & "C:\Ba\Ba.exe"
on 20/12/04 4:31 am, Ken Ray wrote
>> setRegistry(
>> "HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\BioArchimed\shell\open\command\",
>> quote & "C:\Ba\Ba.exe" & quote && quote & "-E"& quote && quote & "%1""e
>> )
>
> That's why I like the q() function, it makes it so much easier (I use it so
> much, it's in my "standar
Congratulations Chipp !!! I will test the Windows and MacOS issues in
january...
Best Regards, Pierre
Le 20 déc. 04, à 08:11, Chipp Walters a écrit :
From the RunRev website:
We are extremely pleased to offer exclusively altBrowser, the first
tool that allows you to display full html text inside
>> q("C:\Ba\Ba.exe") && q("-E") && q("%1")
DS>format("c:\\Ba\\Ba.exe \"-E\" \"&1\" ")
DS> q() wins.
DS> Dar
Agree 100 % :-)
thierry
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