Hi Alex,
I'm thinking this should be logged as a bug, and the IDE should stick
to
the reserved ranges; what do you think ?
Agreed.
Also would I vote for icons being identified by the long ID of the
images. That would avoid these conflics.
Best,
Malte
Hi,
I'm sorry, I said something stupid yesterday and I do apologize :-)
I proposed a little script to manage a scrollbar with snap-to behavior
so the indicator lines up with the ticks (displayed with Mac OS).
In fact, my script (changing the numberFormat property) was too much
complicated.
The
The more I test Rev on Win2003, the more there seems things are not the
same as with
windows 2000...
- Buttons that use the card pattern's dont in XP - requiring extra changes
for text colors
in some cases (Im using dark patterns in W2K as card colors (therefore the
default)
(or worse,
Rich Lague wrote:
How do you get rid of extra lines at the end of a list when that list
comes from a table field?
First I tried this on the table field:
filter field tTable with ?*
That didnt work.
That works for me . simple stack with two fields and on button - the
button script is
on
I'm excited about Volumes 2 and 3, but I ordered Volume 1 several weeks
ago (from Runtime) and it's disappointing to know that it's obsolete
before I even receive it. Sigh..
Dr. Scott Steinman
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I know that it is very easy to have a RR program run a
Quicktime detection routine: however what I don't know how
to do, or whether it is possible, is then to have the RR
program auto-install QT if QT is not present on the
platform.
__
See
Hi Richmond,
I know that it is very easy to have a RR program run a
Quicktime detection routine: however what I don't know how
to do, or whether it is possible, is then to have the RR
program auto-install QT if QT is not present on the
platform.
sure, no problem!
Put the installer into a folder
I still cannot get a working standalone.
I placed an answer at the end of the startup handler and I can see it when I
launch the standalone.
However, Win XP displays a dialog like this : This program must quit...
Windows not handled exception error...etc.
I am frustrated to have a project which
ignore
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Then you have to try to remove code until your make it run...
Start with the startup and opencard mesages...
Remove them, compile until it runs... Dont test your app but the
compiler's problem... I had something similar that crashed the
same. Now I only get a error dialog that does show up in
Dear Rev Programmer,
I got a file called something.clp. I like to know what this type of file is
and can it be a virus? Norton didn't flag it as a virus.
Paul Salyers
PS1 - Senior Rep.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Http://ps1.SoftSeven.org
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There's more than on type of clp files...
c:\winnt\system32\clipbrd.exe for one...
Google for the rest...
cheers
Xavier...
On 28.02.2005 15:09:44 use-revolution-bounces wrote:
Dear Rev Programmer,
I got a file called something.clp. I like to know what this type of file
is
and can it be a
J. Landman Gay
Sat, 26 Feb 2005 20:06:30 -0800
On 2/26/05 2:07 PM, Dar Scott wrote:
snip
Can't do it on a Mac. The OS doesn't send any messages for the shift
key and command key unless they are paired with an alpha-numeric
keypress. Windows OS does. Rev has no way of knowing when the user
you need to test in your script if the shift key is down...
IOW you have no way of knowing when the user
depresses the shift key alone, but if you need to know
if the shift key is down, simply test it...
A different approach...
JB
snip
Can't do it on a Mac. The OS doesn't send any messages
I think Dar is right in that a message is not sent when a modifier key
is pressed on the Mac, but one can check to see if a modifier key is down.
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J. Landman Gay
Sat, 26 Feb 2005 20:06:30 -0800
On 2/26/05 2:07 PM, Dar Scott wrote:
snip
Can't do it on a Mac. The OS
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Hash: SHA1
Rev allows you to work with multiple open stacks, and with stacks which
are not even open.
The stack currently visible to the user does not have to be the one
that your script is currently working with. Rev has the concept of a
defaultStack, which
What Xavier suggests is correct. However, the
first thing for you to try is to disable
Valentina calls to see whether the problem is not
there. Valentina can cause hard crashes when, for
example, the external and the library versions do
not match.
Then you have to try to remove code until
DuhFactoid...
How does a mac know it has to start without extensions if you press the
shift key on macos?
Maybe it's a new feature of osx? ;))
This is more a RunRev engine limitation than an OS limitation... First time
I hear such a lame hardware limitation could or would be built in a
Anyone got a good tip for linux on a PowerMac 8500? ;)
Eventually if osx can run on top of Dylan or kde/gnome???
TIA...
Surely 64MBs of ram and 1 GB of disk space must be useful!
Progress only goes forward... Why still hang on?
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I think the inconsistency lies in the lack of documentation
regarding 'when' to use the 'with message' and 'how' RunRev is calling these
(or possibly this is a bug). For example:
## Some of these examples assume an open datagram socket...
Write STATUS to socket udpSocket with message
MisterX wrote:
DuhFactoid...
How does a mac know it has to start without extensions if you press the
shift key on macos?
Maybe it's a new feature of osx? ;))
This is more a RunRev engine limitation than an OS limitation...
Have you considered the possibility that perhaps the Carbon API, like
Can't do it on a Mac. The OS doesn't send any messages
for the shift key and command key unless they are paired with an
alpha-numeric keypress. Windows OS does. Rev has no way of knowing
when the user depresses the shift key alone.
It is possible: the one way I could find to do this was to
John Rule wrote:
I think the inconsistency lies in the lack of documentation
regarding 'when' to use the 'with message' and 'how' RunRev is calling these
(or possibly this is a bug). For example:
The documentation for UDP sockets is pretty sparse (or indeed, totally
missing, and trying to use
On 2/28/05 8:44 AM, Paul wrote:
I think Dar is right in that a message is not sent when a modifier key
is pressed on the Mac, but one can check to see if a modifier key is down.
Yes, but only while a handler is running. For example, you can test:
on mousedown
if the commandkey is down then...
http://developer.apple.com/samplecode/Hardware/idxHumanInterfaceDeviceForceF
eedback-date.html
Im sure you dont want to go as far as the force used on the keys to hit this
poor user back but there's a start with code...
;)
Note that I have delayed the HotKeys scripts in my stack because I was
On Feb 28, 2005, at 5:00 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
From: J. Landman Gay [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: unlimited undo's for text fields
To: How to use Revolution use-revolution@lists.runrev.com
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On 2/28/05
On most cards, simply choosing a drawing tool, the pencil for
example, an image is created by the act of drawing. The dimensions of
the image fills the window.
Or the act of dragging with a drawing tool in a handler has this same
effect of creating its own drawing space. If I open a new blank
Yeah, but Dar's bug entry is also pointing to some other illogical
behavior in the way rawkeydown is working even on the Win32 platform.
Though rawkeydown is triggered by any of the modifier keys on Win32,
you still have to poll for their keydown condition if combined with any
other key. Which
FYI, there was a decision made, a long time ago (circa 1983),
that the Mac event system would not report shift, option,
command or control key downs to applications. The only way
to determine if those keys are down is via polling, which can
be done in Revolution by using an idle
Frank and everybody
Thank you very much. I have read the topics, but being a recrute on the
revolutionary field,
it still is too difficult fior me. Moreover RevDoc has a lack of good and
practical examples,
so I have to find my way with trial and error.
Nevertheless I have 2 questions.
I
Scott
There is no respect in which Volume 1 is obsolete. We are considering
chunking it up into more manageable pieces and issuing those as
separate eBooks and trying to find a way to make the entire volume
available electronically (pricing and related issues) but the volume
remains solid
On Feb 28, 2005, at 8:29 AM, John Rule wrote:
I think the inconsistency lies in the lack of documentation
regarding 'when' to use the 'with message' and 'how' RunRev is calling
these
(or possibly this is a bug).
Yes. The docs are wrong for UDP. There is no in-crowd except those
who happen to
Hi Rob,
Frank and everybody
Thank you very much. I have read the topics, but being a recrute on
the revolutionary field,
it still is too difficult fior me. Moreover RevDoc has a lack of good
and practical examples,
so I have to find my way with trial and error.
Nevertheless I have 2 questions.
what about polling for it?
on openStack
send checkForShiftKey to me in 0 seconds
end openStack
on checkForShiftKey
if (the shiftKey is down) then
#do whatever
end if
send checkForShiftKey to me in 100
end checkForShiftKey
will it work, no idea.. just wrote this off the top of my
Aloha, Mark:
Still no go on Linux as a CGI...--
fixed the case as you said to:
dbPostgresql.so
one of our team put the file in
/usr/local/lib/revolution/dbPostgresql.so
and tried to run this script from the cmd line shell as root but it
didn't work
And I also tried putting it in the cgi bin
On 2/28/05 5:30 AM, Klaus Major wrote:
Hi Richmond,
I know that it is very easy to have a RR program run a
Quicktime detection routine: however what I don't know how
to do, or whether it is possible, is then to have the RR
program auto-install QT if QT is not present on the
platform.
sure, no
J. Landman Gay wrote:
I know that it is very easy to have a RR program run a
Quicktime detection routine: however what I don't know how
to do, or whether it is possible, is then to have the RR
program auto-install QT if QT is not present on the
platform.
But be sure to check out Apple's licensing
Hello everyone,
I would greatly appreciated your help with choosing the regular
expression I need to use in replaceText in order to convert a text file
from space delimited to tab delimited when the number of spaces between
words is not constant.
Here's an example of one line of input data.
Recently, Gregory Lypny wrote:
I would greatly appreciated your help with choosing the regular
expression I need to use in replaceText in order to convert a text file
from space delimited to tab delimited when the number of spaces between
words is not constant.
Here's an example of one
Gregory Lypny wrote:
I would greatly appreciated your help with choosing the regular
expression I need to use in replaceText in order to convert a text
file from space delimited to tab delimited when the number of spaces
between words is not constant.
Here's an example of one line of input
On 2/28/05 12:59 PM, Gregory Lypny [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello everyone,
I would greatly appreciated your help with choosing the regular
expression I need to use in replaceText in order to convert a text file
from space delimited to tab delimited when the number of spaces between
words
On 2/28/05 12:57 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
J. Landman Gay wrote:
I know that it is very easy to have a RR program run a
Quicktime detection routine: however what I don't know how
to do, or whether it is possible, is then to have the RR
program auto-install QT if QT is not present on the
platform.
Here is yet another version:
put replaceText(tText, \s+, tab) into tText
I got help for this from the archives by doing a search on replacetext
regex (without the quotes).
-James
Gregory Lypny [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent by: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
02/28/05 01:59 PM
Please respond to How to use
Jonathan,
Maybe for Rev 3.0 they will work out such a thing
If they don't, I have--if you're ready to go client/serer.
Well, that sounds like the right approach. Brief summary?
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Well, it turns out there is nothing wrong with the original file at
all... duh! I tried the old fashioned way selected/copied the raw
text from BBEdit, pasted into a text box in InDesign, select all text
and change to MinionD. Yahoo! it works... all these diacriticals
are just 8-bit chars in
Hi FRank and Klaus
Yes Frank this is OK!
function content
return fld content of stack frontpage
end content
put the number of lines in the text of content()
At 18:09 28/2/2005, Klaus Major wrote:
You have a handler in the stack script of stack frontpage called
fillfield and want it to be
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here is yet another version:
put replaceText(tText, \s+, tab) into tText
Now that you've had 3 versions (all of them correct), it might be worth
a quick explanation, so you don't go away thinking Regex is a black art.
RegEx allows the unix-style (or C-style, or
Hi Xavier,
I followed your suggestion and that is what happens.
My standalone stops crashing whan I removed this innocent line from one of
the handlers :
put VolumesCursorRef into CursorRef --!!!
Assuming that CursorRef was empty before and that I simply put a Valentina
cursor
Hi Rob,
Hi FRank and Klaus
Yes Frank this is OK!
function content
return fld content of stack frontpage
end content
put the number of lines in the text of content()
At 18:09 28/2/2005, Klaus Major wrote:
You have a handler in the stack script of stack frontpage called
fillfield and want it to
I wonder if anyone can help me with this question:
I have created a field in Revolution which is programmed to continually
change its content. At anytime the user can click on a Google button in the
program, in which case Revolution copies the contents of the field and goes to
Google using the
Hi Robert,
Happy to hear of you there.
The standalone crashes on Windows only. Disabling Valentina calls stop crashing.
Are there external and library also in the Windows version ???
I just replied Xavier.
What is your idea ?
Roger;
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De : [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I know that the combine command will yield a list that is not in any
particular order. However, I always thought the split command would
split out the keys in the order of the original list.
I am getting some odd results on this though. Most of the time it works,
but some of the time I appear
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I wonder if anyone can help me with this question:
I have created a field in Revolution which is programmed to continually
change its content. At anytime the user can click on a Google button in the
program, in which case Revolution copies the contents of the field and
Wow, what a thoughtful and enthusiastic group! Thanks Scott, Alex,
Ken, and James.
Based on your suggestions, this is what I used.
if tab is not in thisRecord then put replaceText(thisRecord, +,tab)
into thisRecord
On Feb 28, 2005, at 3:13 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
13. Converting
At 12:48 PM -0800 2/18/05, Mark Swindell wrote:
Can someone explain the following? In the script below, in the
first if/then structure, the mouse moving away from a piece of
linked text causes the backgroundColor of that linked text to reset
to empty. But the mouse is only moving off the
PlCard is a library designed to support building card games (or Playing
Card games, since card is so confusing in the context of Rev).
It contains images for the cards themselves, and a number of functions
and handlers to manipulate them.
This is an ALPHA release (i.e. I haven't written the
Hi Robert,
Happy to hear of you there.
The standalone crashes on Windows only. Disabling Valentina calls
stop crashing.
Are there external and library also in the Windows version ???
I just replied Xavier.
What is your idea ?
Roger;
If disabling Valentina calls stops crashing, the problem is not
Do the open/read/write process commands work?
I am attempting to use them on win2000 to control a command line program
- that is, to simulate typing in commands to the program and reading the
results - not just running it and dropping it. Looking back through the
list archives, it seems that
Alex -
revGo URL http://www.google.com/search?q=mysearch;
or perhaps
put field GoogleSearch into mySearchString
revGo URL (http://www.google.com/search?q=; mySearchString)
I think you have a typo in your tip. Shouldn't be a space between revGo
and URL. revGo URL should be revGoURL.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
revGo URL http://www.google.com/search?q=mysearch;
or perhaps
put field GoogleSearch into mySearchString
revGo URL (http://www.google.com/search?q=; mySearchString)
I think you have a typo in your tip. Shouldn't be a space between revGo
and URL. revGo URL should
Only..
PNG gamma varies from Mac to PC, but JPG does not. So, if you have to
match images and colors from one platform to the next, then JPG is a
much better solution. Just use it with little to no compression.
-Chipp
Thomas McGrath III wrote:
PNG is by far the best for BOTH compression and
filter fld tTable without cr
should do the trick
-Chipp
Rich Lague wrote:
How do you get rid of extra lines at the end of a list when that list
comes from a table field?
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Can't do it on a Mac. The OS doesn't send any messages
for the shift key and command key unless they are paired with an
alpha-numeric keypress. Windows OS does. Rev has no way of knowing
when the user depresses the shift key alone.
It is possible: the one way I could
I know that the combine command will yield a list that is not in any
particular order. However, I always thought the split command would
split out the keys in the order of the original list.
Actually there *is* an order with the combine command. The order, however,
is alphabetic instead of
On 2/28/05 2:51 PM, Alex Tweedly [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
RegEx allows the unix-style (or C-style, or Perl-style) quoting of
special characters, so \s means (space) - so the two versions of
\s+ and + are effectively the same - choose whichever you find
easier to read.
No to be pedantic,
sorry I was sleeping ;))
Sounds like you found the error!
I dont have valentina unfortunately...
Good going!
Xavier
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Robert Brenstein
Sent: Monday, February 28, 2005 23:29
To: How to use Revolution
Hello
I have just begun a project that requires a utility which performs a
bunch of tasks on a network PC to help with our deployments. What I need
to do is include a couple executables and run these from inside the app.
One executable registers a pc to the network which in turn produces a
Michael.
Welcome to the list and to the REvolution!
With no more info than you've given us here, I suspect this is pretty
easy. Look at the launch command in the REv docs.
Dan
On Feb 28, 2005, at 6:19 PM, Michael wrote:
Hello
I have just begun a project that requires a utility which performs
On 2/28/05 8:19 PM, Michael [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello
I have just begun a project that requires a utility which performs a
bunch of tasks on a network PC to help with our deployments. What I need
to do is include a couple executables and run these from inside the app.
One executable
Dan
Thanks for the Welcome !
Guess I'm on my way...
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Dan Shafer
Sent: Monday, February 28, 2005 8:41 PM
To: How to use Revolution
Subject: Re: Newbie Here
Michael.
Welcome to the list and to the
On 2/28/05 7:13 PM, Raymond E. Griffith wrote:
I know that the combine command will yield a list that is not in any
particular order. However, I always thought the split command would
split out the keys in the order of the original list.
Actually there *is* an order with the combine command.
I know this is probably a dumb question, but where is the Animation Builder?
The docs say: You create and name animations using the Animation Builder. To
open the Animation Builder, select the object or objects you want to animate,
then choose Tools menu- Animation Builder.
I've selected things
To quote from the "What's new" file that came with Rev2.5:
(B
(BThe Animation Builder and Report objects are no longer supported in this
(Brelease. These
(Blibraries are available as open source on our web site. There was
(Binsufficient demand to
(Bcontinue support for Animation Builder
HotKeyN2O is now the easiest way to paste images into a field in RunRev!
Great for better documentation or graphic enhanced field displays in your
stacks!
Copy any image from your browser, click in a field, click the HotKeyN2O
paste button and voila, you get an image inserted in your field as
At 21:39 28/2/2005, Klaus Major wrote:
It should work when you put this into the script of card index of stack
frontpage:
(Substacks DO have access to the scripts of their mainstack!)
on opencard
fillfield
end opencard
HI Klaus
I made some changes: the mainstack now is Frontpage, the
--- Dan Shafer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've been doing a bit with sound lately
and there are a couple of serious experts
on this list. Maybe we can put something
together.
MIDI in Revolution
WINDOWS:
http://flexiblelearning.com/xtalk.htm -- mci
http://www.hyperactivesw.com/shakobox.html
Vamonose (e.g., gone) from the current version.). supposedly for
retooling into a real (read: Flash-competing) tool.
The previous thingy wasn't too bad; it just wasn't no flash (or
Director).
HTH,
Judy
On Mon, 28 Feb 2005, Mark Fisher wrote:
I know this is probably a dumb question, but
I am trying to use revCreateXMLTreeFromFile, but I keep getting the error
message that the handler is not found. Can anyone provide me with some
incite on this?
Where is the XML Library stack so I can poke around and see if it really
exists?
Thanks,
Mike
Hi Mike,
Have you looked at my XML demo stack? It's on my web site at
http://www.troz.net/Rev/
I found that with Mac OS 9, revCreateXMLTreeFromFile didn't work, so I
include an alternative method which is to read the file into memory and
use revCreateXMLTree instead.
However judging by your
Severe time waster alert :-) At first I thought the game was broken,
but then I managed to win one, so all was well...
This is great Alex, and it ran and looked fine under Mac OS X although
the shuffling dealing animations were a bit slow.
The only problem I had was when I opened the library
- Original Message -
From: Chipp Walters [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: How to use Revolution use-revolution@lists.runrev.com
Sent: Monday, February 28, 2005 7:24 PM
Subject: Re: Graphic as buttons and format advice?
Only..
PNG gamma varies from Mac to PC, but JPG does not. So, if you have to
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