All-
A few comments after the first full day of the MacWorld expo.
The show definitely feels smaller this year - the whole thing is
packed into the south hall at Moscone, the north hall is being used
for smaller meetings and groups and food vendors. I'm not sure if the
number of vendors is down
I wrote:
Crashing (with and sometimes without the garbage) is fairly consistent
when
setting an embedded imgSrc that is not followed with another character.
The
garbage in this instance looks like a dump of encrypted stack code, which
when
edited causes the crash.
Richard
Dar suggested including the source char in the tag:
This is an image: img src=1234 char=x
I like this syntax. Perhaps in re-visiting the htmlText, some of the
indeosyncratic behaviours between setting the imageSource and setting the
htmlText
could be reviewed.
/H
You can not set the loc of an object
or the rect of an object or, anything that uses integers (ie pixels)
with floats, Its just bad news.
put .1 into dx ---you have floating point numbers in
HERE
put .1 into dy ---you have floating point numbers in
HERE
Works well
on Tue, 11 Jan 2005
James Cass wrote:
Thanks, Alejandro! I needed that!
You are welcome! :-)
alejandro
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Anuy of you knows how can I have this loop to work?
It stops after the first go.
repeat 3
if the opensockets is not empty then resetAll
put field Headers
post MESSAGGIO to URL INDIRIZZO
put it return after message
end repeat
Best regards, Paolo
On Jan 11, 2005, at 5:00 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Lynch, Jonathan
Hi Frank,
...
There are long threads on this list about problems with things like
htmlText, or cross-platform font issues that are obviously affecting
everyone, and I keep expecting someone at RunRev to step in and say
hey, we hear you on the htmlText issue, we'll deal with it, thanks,
or hey,
playLoudness manages relative audioClip volume, but has anyone figured out a
generic shell command to set the volume for MIDI playback (SW Synth in the
'volume control' control panel) or is the command device-dependent?
Purpose:
To superimpose wav speech over midi music and control relative
On 12 Jan 2005, at 10:25, paolo wrote:
Anuy of you knows how can I have this loop to work?
It stops after the first go.
repeat 3
if the opensockets is not empty then resetAll
put field Headers
post MESSAGGIO to URL INDIRIZZO
put it return after message
end repeat
Best
Do you need to? Closefield is sent when you change the contents of field
manually - the put command will not change it. Select will not change it
either, as that does not actually cause a change.
However, if you need it to, you can just add...
Send CloseField to field Field Name
At the end
Hi Folk,
On Dec 18, 2004 I reported a problem that became bug 2477. I created a
stack that reliably demonstrated the problem and posted it for
download.
In Rev 2.2.1 I could create a graphic with a script. The technique
worked great in both the development environment and in standalones.
In
In a message dated 1/11/05 4:04:01 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
On 1/11/05 2:04 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If I've got a shell() call that executes a unix command that takes awhile
to
complete (up to 3 minutes), is there a way to give control back to
Revolution
Hi James,
I am running RR 2.2.1 and OS X 2.3 on a PowerBook G4
I suspect it´s one of the first Powerbooks G4 (am I right?)
The problem in this case is the built in graphics card and the way Os X
deals with displaying graphics. I´ve seen this with libRMC moved
objects (and also useing the move
On 1/12/05 9:29 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 1/11/05 4:04:01 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
On 1/11/05 2:04 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If I've got a shell() call that executes a unix command that takes awhile
to
complete (up to
Greetings,
I have posted to revonline the first cut of a port of Martin Porter's
stemming code, ported by Ken Ray, requested by Meit. This algorithm is a key
tool for doing indexs and various special text parsing. Once you guys look it
over and make suggestions it will be posted to
Mark,
Many thanks for the report. I hope you and yours are doing well in this
new (high definition video) year.
I, too, (based on last year's show) was concerned with apple becoming
the iPod company.
I listened to the entire Keynote via the web (I am not there, of
course) to get to the bottom
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
One possible workaround is to place the code at a higher level in the
project, then allow the code to be inherited by the graphic.
For example, if all such graphics are on the same card, you might
consider taking the code from your template graphic
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
That works fine in Terminal, but Rev still waits for the command to
finish. Quite stupid, really.
Under Windows, there is a start command that can be jury-rigged to do
this. Not sure how to handle it under OS X/*nix (believe me, I've been
trying
On 1/11/05 5:14 PM, Michael D Mays wrote:
If I do this from a handler
select char 1 of fld 1
select char 2 of fld 2
an exitField message is sent from fld 1. But I cannot programatically
select a fld, modify it, exit it and generate a closeField message.
What am I doing wrong? Is it possible?
Hi friends,
i read this one on the REV website:
##
SQL database access:
...
...
3rd Party SQLLite module available
##
Looks like i missed this one...?
Has anyone more infos about this module, URL or something?
Thanks in advance.
Regards
Klaus Major
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Recently, Dar Scott wrote:
Should the htmlText have complete information concerning the content of
the field? Then the code for the character used for the image should
be retained. Would this be better?
This is an image:img src=1234 char=x.
It seems that doing something like this would
Hi all , I'd like to have a btn autoArm , how do I change the armed
color and appearance ( it should look likely the stand alone builder) ?
Thanks, Hershel
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Recently, James Hurley wrote:
on mouseUP
set the loc of grc ball to 100, 100
put .1 into dx
put .1 into dy
put the loc of grc ball into tBallLoc
repeat 5000
add dx to item 1 of tBallLoc
add dy to item 2 of tBallLoc
set the loc of grc ball to tBallLoc
--wait 1 millisec
Looking for the simplest and quickest solution to a compression
problem. The goal is to take 50 jpeg images (highly compressed)
starting on a Mac, move them to our directory on a hosted web server,
then have them downloaded and displayed on a Windows XP machine.
Transmission time (over the
Does it do the same with bitmap or gif images?
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Richard
Miller
Sent: Wednesday, January 12, 2005 1:28 PM
To: How to use Revolution
Subject: Compression question / problem
Looking for the simplest and
I think Web Notes (in the Rev docs) is a very slick showcase feature;
it shows us what's possible, and the content made available through it
can be of benefit to many.
On the other hand, there is nothing to assure that Web Notes info will
have value. No one controls what gets published in Web
Richard Miller wrote:
Looking for the simplest and quickest solution to a compression
problem. The goal is to take 50 jpeg images (highly compressed)
starting on a Mac, move them to our directory on a hosted web server,
then have them downloaded and displayed on a Windows XP machine.
We've only been doing this testing so far on OS X. Looks like you were
doing it on Windows. Might work fine there.
Richard
On Jan 12, 2005, at 1:49 PM, Alex Tweedly wrote:
Richard Miller wrote:
Looking for the simplest and quickest solution to a compression
problem. The goal is to take 50 jpeg
Richard Miller wrote:
Looking for the simplest and quickest solution to a compression
problem. The goal is to take 50 jpeg images (highly compressed)
starting on a Mac, move them to our directory on a hosted web server,
then have them downloaded and displayed on a Windows XP machine.
Richard Miller wrote:
We've only been doing this testing so far on OS X. Looks like you were
doing it on Windows. Might work fine there.
Did that same script that I included fail on OS X ?
Or could you send the script you're using to test ?
Thanks
-- Alex.
--
No virus found in this outgoing
Grouped-background Text fields, by default have a their sharedText
property off. Without knowing the insid of it, on the surface we have
a single object with a single ID in a stack serving as a container for
multiple data.
Can we make an single image perform similarly? I haven't found a way,
Alex,
Solved the issue with compressing/decompressing the jpeg files. It was
a need to specify all files as binfiles during both the compression and
decompression phases. (Your script helped identify this). But haven't
been able to put the fifty files into one stack (as custom properties),
Recently, Richard Miller wrote:
Solved the issue with compressing/decompressing the jpeg files. It was
a need to specify all files as binfiles during both the compression and
decompression phases. (Your script helped identify this). But haven't
been able to put the fifty files into one stack
Hi , is there some way to create a bullet font for passwords ?
Thanks, Hershel
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Jim, have you tried rounding the number? I know it shouldn't make a
difference but maybe it's a problem with using floating points.
Jim
on mouseUP
set the loc of grc ball to 100, 100
put .1 into dx
put .1 into dy
put the loc of grc ball into tBallLoc
repeat 5000
add dx to
That did it! Thanks.
Any opinions on the (speed/time) issue of transmitting fifty 10k files
versus one 500k file? Is the answer the same whether the connection is
broadband or 56k dial up?
Richard
On Jan 12, 2005, at 2:44 PM, Scott Rossi wrote:
Recently, Richard Miller wrote:
Solved the issue
I am a long-time Hypercard user and use Rinaldi's fullFind XFCN
extensively. I am new to Revolution and would like to know if there is
any equivalent function or command for Revolution?
Thanks for any help.
- Tim MacKenzie
University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN
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-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
This is *so* easy to do-it-yourself, though...
Make sure the group (background) has a distinctive name. Put an
invisible field in the group to contain the image data, and make sure
its sharedText is off. Now in the stack script:
on preOpenCard
Hi Richard,
That did it! Thanks.
Any opinions on the (speed/time) issue of transmitting fifty 10k files
versus one 500k file?
Is the answer the same whether the connection is broadband or 56k dial
up?
technically speaking: I have no idea ;-)
But if you display the images immediately after they
The images can't be displayed until all 50 have arrived, as they are
shown virtually all at the same time.
On Jan 12, 2005, at 3:19 PM, Klaus Major wrote:
Hi Richard,
That did it! Thanks.
Any opinions on the (speed/time) issue of transmitting fifty 10k
files versus one 500k file?
Is the answer
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
In general, you can use your (client) bandwidth more effectively by
downloading several files at a time, but 50 might be a bit much. It
would probably be ideal to create (for example) 5 files of 10 pictures
each, then download those 5 files in
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
Maybe one of these is what you want (check the Rev docs):
commands/functions: offset, replace, find
also look at the caseSensitive property
On Jan 12, 2005, at 3:00 PM, Tim MacKenzie wrote:
I am a long-time Hypercard user and use Rinaldi's fullFind
On 1/12/05 1:31 PM, Sivakatirswami wrote:
Grouped-background Text fields, by default have a their sharedText
property off. Without knowing the insid of it, on the surface we have a
single object with a single ID in a stack serving as a container for
multiple data.
Can we make an single image
Le 12-janv.-05, à 21:00, Tim MacKenzie a écrit :
I am a long-time Hypercard user and use Rinaldi's fullFind XFCN
extensively. I am new to Revolution and would like to know if there is
any equivalent function or command for Revolution?
Thanks for any help.
- Tim MacKenzie
University of
On Jan 12, 2005, at 11:34 AM, Richard Miller wrote:
Alex,
Solved the issue with compressing/decompressing the jpeg files. It was
a need to specify all files as binfiles during both the compression
and decompression phases. (Your script helped identify this). But
haven't been able to put the
On Jan 12, 2005, at 11:44 AM, Hershel Fisch wrote:
Hi , is there some way to create a bullet font for passwords ?
Thanks, Hershel
Hershel,
Are you trying to ask for a password to be entered in? If so, take a
look at ask password in the dictionary.
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Best regards,
Mark Talluto
On 1/12/05 2:00 PM, Tim MacKenzie wrote:
I am a long-time Hypercard user and use Rinaldi's fullFind XFCN
extensively. I am new to Revolution and would like to know if there is
any equivalent function or command for Revolution?
Thanks for any help.
Revolution supports all the same variations of
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
I just use ask password for those things...
Alternately, you could intercept the keyDown messages (etc.) sent to a
field and handle them yourself.
A bullet font is not a practical idea, since relying on its presence in
a system is something of a
This is a post to sum up and end this OT-thread.
Thanks for the two on-list responses to my post and a few more I
received off-list.
Apparently they are no service email-addresses available, apart from the
dead-end addresses with automated answers and the only live one that
continues to direct
playLoudness manages relative audioClip volume, but has anyone figured
out a
generic shell command to set the volume for MIDI playback (SW Synth in
the
'volume control' control panel) or is the command device-dependent?
Purpose:
To superimpose wav speech over midi music and control relative
I have had good look with the emails from individual Apple sales reps or
wizards in the stores. They answer right away and they have access to Apple
(that we don't -- should but don't). It works fairly good but you have to go
to a store where there is an Apple rep first to get an email.
On
Le 12-janv.-05, à 20:44, Hershel Fisch a écrit :
Hi , is there some way to create a bullet font for passwords ?
Thanks, Hershel
create your fld and that is the script of the fld :
local thisPassword
on returninfield
get thisPassword
if it is your password then
go to stack your substack
Frank D. Engel, Jr. wrote:
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
In general, you can use your (client) bandwidth more effectively by
downloading several files at a time, but 50 might be a bit much. It
would probably be ideal to create (for example) 5 files of 10 pictures
each, then
Why do you put them in a custom property? Just put them onto the stack
card and compress from there.
I compress/decompress stacks all the time on Mac and PC w/out problems.
It'll take only slightly longer to download 50 separate files than one
large file. I think I would make that design
Thanks to all.
Hershel
On Wednesday, January 12, 2005, at 04:09 PM, Yves COPPE wrote:
Le 12-janv.-05, à 20:44, Hershel Fisch a écrit :
Hi , is there some way to create a bullet font for passwords ?
Thanks, Hershel
create your fld and that is the script of the fld :
local thisPassword
on
Thanks for all the feedback on this issue.
On Jan 12, 2005, at 4:23 PM, Alex Tweedly wrote:
Frank D. Engel, Jr. wrote:
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
In general, you can use your (client) bandwidth more effectively by
downloading several files at a time, but 50 might be a bit much.
Compatibilty is extended to the documentation. Neither docs state that
the message is sent only after user interaction.;)
Is there a message sent or property changed when the field is dirtied?
On Jan 12, 2005, at 10:28 AM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
On 1/11/05 5:14 PM, Michael D Mays wrote:
If I do
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
Look at the second paragraph under the Comments section of Rev's docs
on the closeField message.
They explicitly state that the put command does *not* trigger a
closeField message (at least as of 2.5).
On Jan 12, 2005, at 5:36 PM, Michael D Mays
On 12 Jan 2005, at 21:23, Alex Tweedly wrote:
Frank D. Engel, Jr. wrote:
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
In general, you can use your (client) bandwidth more effectively by
downloading several files at a time, but 50 might be a bit much. It
would probably be ideal to create (for
On Dec 18, 2004 I reported a problem that became bug 2477. I created a
stack that reliably demonstrated the problem and posted it for
download.
In Rev 2.2.1 I could create a graphic with a script. The technique
worked great in both the development environment and in standalones.
In Rev 2.5
On Wed, 12 Jan 2005, Tim MacKenzie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am a long-time Hypercard user and use Rinaldi's fullFind XFCN
extensively. I am new to Revolution and would like to know if there is
any equivalent function or command for Revolution?
Thanks for any help.
- Tim MacKenzie
University
Chipp Walters wrote:
It'll take only slightly longer to download 50 separate files than one
large file. I think I would make that design decision based on other
criteria than just time.
I have to disagree with that - it may take more than slightly
longer, depending on circumstances.
Multiple
Dave Cragg wrote:
Unless the files are on different servers, It won't be any faster to
download in parallel using load url. For requests to the same
server, load url queues up requests, and when one completes, it
starts the next one.
Ouch !!
I didn't know that (and assumed the opposite). Thanks
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As some of you may already know, we're giving away some great New Year
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You can get altBrowser and Magic Carpet bundled together for around half the
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On Tuesday, January 11, 2005, at 06:58PM, Chipp Walters [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Andre Alves Garzia wrote:
Hi folks,
I am at brazil`s south recovering my arm drinking and dancing. The
only way to connect is thru a silly bluetooth hotspot.
And it only took 12+ days to get from from your
Sarah Reichelt wrote:
On Dec 18, 2004 I reported a problem that became bug 2477. I created a
stack that reliably demonstrated the problem and posted it for download.
In Rev 2.2.1 I could create a graphic with a script. The technique
worked great in both the development environment and in
Alex,
Here's my math regarding the download time for a single 1 megapixel JPG
file * 50. A Single 1024X768 JPEG compressed at Quality 60 is over 100K.
Testing here it takes about 8 seconds on a cable modem to upload it to
an FTP server. This doesn't take into account the handshake stuff as I'm
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
Right, and given that info (news 2 me, 2), your best bet would be to
use two files on two separate servers (one on each server), 3 on 3
servers, 4 on 4 servers (ideal), or to just use one large file, for
reasons outlined in this thread.
If multiple
Chipp Walters wrote:
Alex,
Here's my math regarding the download time for a single 1 megapixel JPG
file * 50. A Single 1024X768 JPEG compressed at Quality 60 is over 100K.
Testing here it takes about 8 seconds on a cable modem to upload it to
an FTP server. This doesn't take into account the
Maybe this is a question, there answer to which is already known by
everybody else on the list.
Does anyone have information as to the whereabouts of Jan Schenkel?
Last time I heard anything back in November, he was was in Malta
demonstrating Quartam Reports, with the prospect that a beta
Hi Kurt,
Date: Wed, 12 Jan 2005 16:04:38 -0500
From: Kurt Kaufman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: MIDI volume control
playLoudness manages relative audioClip volume, but has anyone figured
out a
generic shell command to set the volume for MIDI playback (SW Synth in
the
'volume control' control panel)
OK here is a brainstorm type post:
I do a daily web page with photos that have arrived from
a) local digital camera on site
b) incoming pictures from remote locations, Mauritius, Malaysia, Sri
Lanka, USA, UK, India,
c) photos coming in from individuals by email.
I process these, make selections,
Hi all. Does anyone have experience burning CDs using Rev?
We are building a prototype and need some way of burning to a CD
(preferably/eventually at System Level, OSX and WinXP). We need to
control much of the process, ie multi-session etc.
Any suggestions?
Cheers
M@
Matt Denton
This topic is interesting in light of the recent announcement by Allume
who claim to be able to furhter reduce a JPG by 30% or more (I'll
believe it when I see it;-)
http://tinyurl.com/6hs4z
-Chipp
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