[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> On 07.03.2005 08:40:28 use-revolution-bounces wrote:
>
>> On Mac OS and OS X, hilited text in a field is drawn as
>> normal, hilited with the hiliteColor.
>>
>> But on Windows, the hilitedColor is honored but the foreColor
>> of the hilitedText is reversed.
>>
>> I have a
Hi Graham,
Le 7 mars 05, à 09:04, graham samuel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit
:
Folks, I really should know this by now, but when a handler is called,
can its script identify its caller and if so how? I guess there is some
context description available but I don't know how to find it in the
docs. A
I haven't entered one yet! ;)
On 07.03.2005 09:01:06 use-revolution-bounces wrote:
>[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> On 07.03.2005 08:40:28 use-revolution-bounces wrote:
>>
>>> On Mac OS and OS X, hilited text in a field is drawn as
>>> normal, hilited with the hiliteColor.
>>>
>>> But on Windows, the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Mac OS and OS X, hilited text in a field is drawn as
normal, hilited with the hiliteColor.
But on Windows, the hilitedColor is honored but the foreColor
of the hilitedText is reversed.
Anyone know of a way to prevent the inversion of hi
And 5 from me! Thanks for finding that! I was about to enter one...
cheers
Xavier
On 07.03.2005 09:20:50 use-revolution-bounces wrote:
>[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> On Mac OS and OS X, hilited text in a field is drawn as
> normal, hilited with the hiliteColor.
>
> But on Windows, th
Hi,
gs> when a handler is called,
gs> can its script identify its caller and if so how? I guess there is some
gs> context description available but I don't know how to find it in the
gs> docs.
gs> Obviously the engine does know this information - it's just a question
gs> of if and how it's
On Sun, 06 Mar 2005 16:09:33 -0600, Ken Ray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
You can check the executionContexts... the long id of the object that
sent
the message is in there, right above the long id of the object that is
processing the message.
Thanks Ken, that was just what I was looking for. BTW, I
On 3/7/05 3:46 AM, "graham samuel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Sun, 06 Mar 2005 16:09:33 -0600, Ken Ray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
>>
>> You can check the executionContexts... the long id of the object that
>> sent
>> the message is in there, right above the long id of the object that is
>>
I have looking through the on-line documentation and found nothing. Is it
possible to pass make file/script through RR compiler/RAD to build standalones?
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On 06 Mar 2005, at 20:04, J. Landman Gay wrote:
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I'm not sure it is a bug, it is just the differences between operating
systems. The Rev engine just passes on the key codes that the
operating system sends. If you have the MC IDE, see the "Character
Chooser" in the MetaCard "Tools" menu for e
I am also in Wisconsin (Glendale, Milwaukee). I have not done much with
RunRev recently as I'm working on a LabVIEW project. It is nice to know
that there are other Wisconsinites.
Cheers,
Paul
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On 3/6/05 7:38 PM, "Derek Bump" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
So I have to del
Hi everyone,
I put 2 new "How-to" stacks on RevOnLine and Super RevOnLine (i.e.
RevNet from Richard Gaskin :-):
#009 How to fix the decorations (titlebar appearance)
Shows all the different title bars a window can display with Rev 2.1 or
later. In the Stack Property Inspector, a dialog lets you
Are we talking about the fact that when we do something like:
get the date
convert it to dateItems
The result is:
"2005,3,7,2,0,0,2"
instead of perhaps:
"2005,3,7,0,0,0,2"
??
Michael
On Mar 6, 2005, at 11:39 AM, Bill Vlahos wrote:
I believe it is 2am.
Bill Vlahos
How do I move a control from on card to another (the cards are not visable and
are used only for data storage)?
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Sunday, March 6, 2005, 2:09:33 PM, you wrote:
KR> You can check the executionContexts... the long id of the object that sent
KR> the message is in there, right above the long id of the object that is
KR> processing the message.
...although the usual caveats about using undocumented function
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If you are using OS X, put whatever it is on a card and try to print
the card, with a dialog box of course... you can click "Save as PDF"
from there (or "Preview" and use the Preview program to save it, if
pre-X.3).
IS there a way to save as a pdf b
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I don't think there is any such beast built-in to Rev, but this
*should* have equivalent functionality (though granted somewhat
slower):
function shift_left num, byBits
return num * (2 ^ byBits)
end shift_left
function shift_right num, byBits
ret
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Look up the "savingStandalone" and "standaloneSaved" messages in the
docs; perhaps you can use one or both of those to accomplish what you
need to do?
On Mar 7, 2005, at 9:09 AM, N wrote:
I have looking through the on-line documentation and found n
Mikey-
Sunday, March 6, 2005, 12:02:00 PM, you wrote:
M> I'll reiterate: I was surprised, because RR is the only development
M> tool I can remember that lacks a static text tool. It doesn't really
...and once again, HC never had a "static text" tool - you could
simply paint a bitmap on the scr
> How do I move a control from on card to another (the cards
> are not visable and are used only for data storage)?
you must first create cards to move things to.
a new stack has only card 1.
create card
now you have 2 cards
copy button 1 to card 2 - and voila!
you can use background behavio
> M> I'll reiterate my call for a set of manuals.
>
> I take it you have some objection to ordering them?
>
>http://secure.runrev.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Product_Code=MANLPRNT&Category_Code=REVNBOOK&Store_Code=SDREBWLP
The "objection" I have is to paying for access to basic refe
Dear Rev Programers
I need to know how to save field information from within a stack.
I have a button "save" when I click it I want safe the information in the
fields on a text file. I want it to add not replace.
Paul Salyers
PS1 - Senior Rep.
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Mikey-
Monday, March 7, 2005, 8:42:50 AM, you wrote:
M> The "objection" I have is to paying for access to basic reference
M> material. I'm not asking for printed manuals. I'm not aware of any
M> products that have printed docs included any more. However, they have
M> electronic docs included.
On 3/7/05 7:09 AM, "Frank D. Engel, Jr." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If you are using OS X, put whatever it is on a card and try to print
> the card, with a dialog box of course... you can click "Save as PDF"
> from there (or "Preview" and use the Preview program to save it, if
> pre-X.3).
>
>>>
Here's one button script that would do it (assuming you pre-set the
value in 'gMyTextFile'):
on mouseUp
global gMyTextFile -- contains the full pathname of your text file
put "--1---" & cr & fld "first" & cr \
& "--2---" & cr & fld "second" & cr \
& "--3---" & cr & f
Do you not have a "Documentation" button on your toolbar?
Judy
On Mon, 7 Mar 2005, Mikey wrote:
> The "objection" I have is to paying for access to basic reference
> material. I'm not asking for printed manuals. I'm not aware of any
> products that have printed docs included any more. However
> The printed docs are just what you get in the IDE under documentation,
> so obviously the online docs will be more current. In there, under
> "How do I display text on a card?" I see what I believe is the answer
> to your original question:
>
> The runrev IDE has a finite learning curve. Granted
humpf,
I have a script that ftp's a few files up to my anonymous ftp space. This
works OK on my Mac G3, but the same script and destination path fails under
WinXP with a 'socket not open' error message. My script uses
LibURLFtpUpload, but I've also tried that and put and get from the message
box w
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You might want to look into the Ghostscript project. If you can
generate the needed PostScript source text, Ghostscript can convert
that to a PDF. PostScript is just another computer language, but one
specifically designed for handling the layout o
Michael,
In Revolution days start at 2 am - except for days that start daylight
savings time or end daylight savings time, which start at 3 am or 1 am. If you
are using seconds, these days have one hour more or less seconds than regular
days.
In a previous post you said Rev. converted
On 3/7/05 10:11 AM, "Frank D. Engel, Jr." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You might want to look into the Ghostscript project. If you can
> generate the needed PostScript source text, Ghostscript can convert
> that to a PDF. PostScript is just another computer language, but one
> specifically desig
But the online docs that are present (as far as I know) in every
distribution of Revolution and Dreamcard are the manuals...
Many people, including me have had trouble finding what they were
looking for, but then it's a big language. Familiarising myself with
the various sections of the docs
>On 3/7/05 7:09 AM, "Frank D. Engel, Jr." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> If you are using OS X, put whatever it is on a card and try to print
>> the card, with a dialog box of course... you can click "Save as PDF"
>> from there (or "Preview" and use the Preview program to save it, if
>> pre-X.3).
On 3/7/05 11:44 AM, "Martin Baxter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I would look into PHP, which can create a pdf from a script. You could post
> data from rev to a PHP script, which could then output or return a pdf, or
> something along those lines.
>
> Martin Baxter
Cool. Thanks Martin
Marty K
REVers,
Using Revolution, I've created a main stack that reads from and
writes to an external preferences text file entitled "TJsettings.txt".
In the stack script (on openstack) starts with:
put the filename of this stack into MyPathWay
repeat until the last char of myPathWay is "/"
delete
Steve Bonham wrote:
REVers,
Using Revolution, I've created a main stack that reads from and writes
to an external preferences text file entitled "TJsettings.txt".
In the stack script (on openstack) starts with:
put the filename of this stack into MyPathWay
repeat until the last char of myPathWa
I suggest this as an alternative to your way, have no clue why it
doesn't work for you the other way.
put the filename of this stack into MyPathWay
set the itemdelimiter to "/"
put "TJsettings.txt" into item -1 of MyPathWay
put URL ("file:" & MyPathWay) into field "settings"
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Looking for suggestions on how to best handle the following scenario.
Imagine a number of computers spread out across the country (some PC's,
some Mac's) running a custom Rev application. On each computer, the
application continually (every 30-60 seconds) sends a small file (just
a few character
Paul,
I don't see that days start a 2 am.
If I have a list of dateItems
2005,3,8,23,59,59,0 (Tue March 8, 2005, one minute until midnight)
and I add 2 to item six, convert the resulting list to dateItems, the
list is
2005,3,8,0,0,1,4 (Wed March 9, 2005, one minute after midnight)
What are the
On 3/7/05 4:11 PM, "Richard Miller" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Suggestions on how to do this. I've quite a number of ideas, but I'm
> not sure of the fastest and most stable (and perhaps easiest) way. One
> concern is with multiple users (the ones supplying data) trying to
> check in at the sa
Martin-
Monday, March 7, 2005, 10:23:42 AM, you wrote:
MB> Any ideas what might be wrong ?
Do you have the WinXP firewall running? Best thing is to turn it off.
Are you using active or passive mode ftp? Make sure neither you nor
the ftp server are trying to switch to passive mode.
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If you are using OS X, put whatever it is on a card and try to print
the card, with a dialog box of course... you can click "Save as PDF"
from there (or "Preview" and use the Preview program to save it, if
pre-X.3).
IS there a way to save as a pdf by chance?
I was hoping there was a way to do it wi
I don't see that days start a 2 am.
If I have a list of dateItems
2005,3,8,23,59,59,0 (Tue March 8, 2005, one minute until midnight)
and I add 2 to item six, convert the resulting list to dateItems, the
list is
2005,3,8,0,0,1,4 (Wed March 9, 2005, one minute after midnight)
You have specified a
Richard Miller asked:
I've got a dedicated Mac server available, on which I want to place a
Rev application to gather and disseminate the required information. The
first 100 computers will continually inform that central application of
their status, and the other 100 will continually ask this appli
Richard Miller wrote:
Looking for suggestions on how to best handle the following scenario.
Imagine a number of computers spread out across the country (some
PC's, some Mac's) running a custom Rev application. On each computer,
the application continually (every 30-60 seconds) sends a small file
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No, it should be "/Users/steve/Desktop/JeopardyQs/TJsettings.txt" --
note the leading '/' character.
Like the other posters, however, I do think it would be much easier if
you just used the "put URL" method.
Consider something like:
function prefsFi
Mikey wrote:
In the case of a tool like RR, the docs need to be better because the
paradigm is very different and often it's difficult to match the
vocabulary, even for people familiar with cousins of it.
I agree. While I feel Rev offers an unusually strong ROI over the long
term, that ROI is the
On Mar 6, 2005, at 9:00 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Yes Im here in Oak Creek Wisconsin, whats your location Wis also ?
I grew up 20 miles west of Madison; my parents still live there.
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This is most similar to the way I was imagining doing it. It does
appear to be simple. And yes, the users are not very numerous (no more
than 100 for the next six months) and they are all unique (one user per
computer reporting their availability).
Thanks.
Richard
On Mar 7, 2005, at 7:02 PM, Al
On 3/7/05 3:25 PM, "Sarah Reichelt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> IS there a way to save as a pdf by chance?
>>>
>>> I was hoping there was a way to do it without user intervention. What
>>> I'm
>>> putting together is an app that will pick up email orders from my Miva
>>> Merchant store, gen
Ok how hard would it be to make the window display and interact with a
web site?
I just want it to bring up a logon page, let them log and and edit info.
using forms on
the site. Not sure if this is a hard thing to do or not but if anybody
could push in in the
right directions I would be greatfu
Ok how hard would it be to make the window display and interact with a
web site?
I just want it to bring up a logon page, let them log and and edit info.
using forms on
the site. Not sure if this is a hard thing to do or not but if anybody
could push in in the
right directions I would be greatfu
Ello - I've run into the occasionally/often? bemoaned problem where
revCopyFile fails under OSX. It seems to be particularly flakey in my
case as I'm copying the same set of files in and out of various folders
during testing of an app I'm developing.
Searching the archive revealed suggestions a
On 3/7/05 5:25 PM, "Sarah Reichelt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
If you are using OS X, put whatever it is on a card and try to print
the card, with a dialog box of course... you can click "Save as PDF"
from there (or "Preview" and use the Preview program to save it, if
pre-X.3).
Actually, if you only care about OS X, this will create a PDF for you:
function stsMakePDF pSrcPath,pDestPath
switch (the platform)
case "MacOS"
if isOSX() then
set the cursor to watch
put "/System/Library/Printers/Libraries/convert" into tConvertApp
get shell(tConvertApp && "-
On 3/7/05 8:52 PM, "Ken Ray" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Actually, if you only care about OS X, this will create a PDF for you:
>
> function stsMakePDF pSrcPath,pDestPath
> switch (the platform)
> case "MacOS"
> if isOSX() then
> set the cursor to watch
> put "/System/Library/Printers/
On 3/7/05 9:04 PM, "Monte Goulding" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm coming in late on the thread. What's the source file here? HTML? If so I
> think Chipp uses a command line HTML to PDF converter on windows which could
> fit into this function nicely ;-)
Hey Monte,
The source file is a jpeg (o
On 3/7/05 8:41 PM, "Terry Judd" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Can someone who's already 'been there' suggest the best solution?
Well, I can't say it's the best solution, but it's working for me:
on copyFile pFile1,pFile2
delete file pFile2
switch the platform
case "win32"
revCopyFile pF
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