On 21.03.2005 05:18:39 use-revolution-bounces wrote:
>Sorry about the partial repeat - lappie issues...
>
>I can't for the life of me remember how to repeat a string, and of
>course I can't find anything in the docs either.
>
>I could do "a"&"a"&"a", but I thought there was something like "A"*3
>or
On 3/20/05 10:38 PM, "Mikey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hmm. Per previous discussion, in an attempt to determine where the
> cursor was when the user hit a key (in this case a tab key), I
> generated the following script for the field in question
>
> on tabKey
>get the selectedChunk
>a
Actually the problem seems much wider than that. I'm seeing 'dodgy'
returned data for some (but not all) smaller chunks of my data as well
(<25000 lines). Good thing that repeat for each constructs are so fast.
I'll stick with a custom filter routine based around that for the
moment and see if
Hi,
MySQL 4.1 was my first encounter with the database. The original
complaint is due to 16 vs 41 byte passwords.
Since Revolution is the only client application I have, and since it
only support old passwords, my solution was to add "old-passwords" in
the [mysqld] section of the my.cnf file. Yo
Douglas,
I tried a year ago to make a nice Mickey hand cursor 16x16 but
- colored cursors didn't seem supported
- colors didn't dispay correctly
- transparency masks not supported on non-bitmap images.
No one ever helped so Im stuck as you are...
I think there's a bugzilla for this too...
cheer
Mikey,
It could have been undone with my HotKeyN2O plugin but the plugin is in
finishing status limbo... Some speed performance issues to deal with that
might require a revamp of the object database...
Hopefully ready this month or the next - im not really motivated to get
dirty and greasy to fin
Try mousewithin
On mousemove is a better way to set a graphic to the mouseloc but it
sounds like mousewithin is what you need.
On Mar 20, 2005, at 10:44 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As a beginner I'm really finding this forum extremely helpful. Perhaps
someone can help with this question: Altho
This is really fascinating - if I have debug checkpoints on and I run
the script that I'm trying to use that intercepts the tab key and
processes it things malfunction. However, if I remove the checkpoints
things seem to work more according to plan...
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The filter command seems to be 'dodgy' when working with large lists
(>10) lines - ie gives different results to when the same data is
broken up into a number of chunks. Has anyone else seen this or is it
just me?
All I'm doing is some simple filtering of long lists of urls as in -
filter
Somehow I've managed to select and delete several objects tonight
accidentally. There appears to be no way to undo this, right?
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On the first day, God created the heavens and the Earth
On the second day, God created the oceans.
On the third day, God put the animals on hold for a few hours,
a
As a beginner I'm really finding this forum extremely helpful. Perhaps
someone can help with this question: Although the instructions say that a
cursor
has to be in black and white and not larger than 16x16, I'm wondering if there
is a way around this. Many games, for instance, have large c
Hmm. Per previous discussion, in an attempt to determine where the
cursor was when the user hit a key (in this case a tab key), I
generated the following script for the field in question
on tabKey
get the selectedChunk
answer it
end tabKey
the variable watcher reports that IT is empty. In
Sorry about the partial repeat - lappie issues...
I can't for the life of me remember how to repeat a string, and of
course I can't find anything in the docs either.
I could do "a"&"a"&"a", but I thought there was something like "A"*3
or such available.
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On the first day, God created the heave
For the life of me I can't remember if there's a command (and I can't
find one in the docs) to repeat a string.
For example, to generate "aaa", I could write "a"&"a&
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On the first day, God created the heavens and the Earth
On the second day, God created the oceans.
On the third day, God put the
supposedly there's a list of constants available in the documentation
window by selecting dictionary, then constants off the menu. Uh, ok,
but I don't see constants in the list. I see constant, but not
constatnts.
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On the first day, God created the heavens and the Earth
On the second day, God
Peter-
Here's what I do (extract) to create MySQL databases from within
runrev. Send the commands to a text file, then execute the MySQL
client using the text file as a command script:
on CreateDatabase
local strFileName, myError
-- CreateDatabase asks for a name for the temporary output fil
Why does the background of some text fields turn red? (and no the
background color is not red)
thanks mike
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At 12:44 AM + 3/21/05, Graham Samuel wrote:
I can't find a list in the RR docs of legal characters for variable
names. Obviously letters of the alphabet (at least the ascii
version) and the numerals are OK, plus hyphen and underscore - but
what else? Clearly no character used as an operator,
> From the docs (search Topics)
>
Hmm. When I type "inse" I get the "No entries match your filter
criteria" (that's as far as I get toward typing "insertion point"
Thanks for the tip, though.
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On the first day, God created the heavens and the Earth
On the second day, God created the oceans.
O
Just looked at your new screenshot - absolutely bleeding fabulous!
All manual style ebooks should have a search function like this.
It just gets better and better.
Could we be able to select and copy please?
Pat
And the new version - available during the next days - can be placed
either into the m
>
> We need some image manipulation externals. I'll talk to Chris and see
> if he can whip something up.
>
> If you have any specific requests, let me know.
>
Brightness and contrast would be nice.
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Howard Bornstein
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I'm just starting a project using MySQL for the first time. Having
looked at the Rev 2.5.1 documentation, I'm happy enough that I can
access and update MySQL databases as required. However, what I can't
see is how I can create and carry out basic administration of NEW
databases.
Hi Peter,
He
You can save information in a standalone to a substack of the
standalone, just not to the mainstack. For example, you could make
make your opening splash screen your main stack, and have any number
of substacks affiliated with that main stack. This is how you save
information without writing it
On 3/20/05 6:59 PM, "Alex Tweedly" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Graham Samuel wrote:
>
>> I can't find a list in the RR docs of legal characters for variable
>> names. Obviously letters of the alphabet (at least the ascii version)
>> and the numerals are OK, plus hyphen and underscore - but what
Mikey,
Check out the selectedChunk function.
Mikey wrote:
Well, I tried searching the docs.
How do I figure out where the cursor (insertion point) is in a field?
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Recently, Graham Samuel wrote:
> I can't find a list in the RR docs of legal characters for variable
> names. Obviously letters of the alphabet (at least the ascii version)
> and the numerals are OK, plus hyphen and underscore - but what else?
> Clearly no character used as an operator, like \ or
Mikey,
From the docs (search Topics)
How do I find out where the insertion point is?
You use the selectedChunk function to find out the location of the insertion
point.
When there is an insertion point but no text is selected, the selectedChunk
function returns an expression of the form char nex
Also, socket behavior is generally well-understood and well-explained
elsewhere on
the net.
Don't forget, if your're using a packet sniffer and examining the
traffic you're sending to yourself you won't see anything on Windows.
That's because on Windows if the traffic doesn't hit the NIC the
snif
Well, I tried searching the docs.
How do I figure out where the cursor (insertion point) is in a field?
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On the first day, God created the heavens and the Earth
On the second day, God created the oceans.
On the third day, God put the animals on hold for a few hours,
and did a little diving.
A
Graham Samuel wrote:
I can't find a list in the RR docs of legal characters for variable
names. Obviously letters of the alphabet (at least the ascii version)
and the numerals are OK, plus hyphen and underscore - but what else?
Clearly no character used as an operator, like \ or +, can be leg
I can't find a list in the RR docs of legal characters for variable
names. Obviously letters of the alphabet (at least the ascii version)
and the numerals are OK, plus hyphen and underscore - but what else?
Clearly no character used as an operator, like \ or +, can be legal,
but maybe some
Peter,
I recommend that you check your SQL database documentation for there
are SQL function for creating databases and stuff like that.
phpMyAdmin does nothing but serve as front-end for the MySQL system,
all it does is to pipe commands to the server. I'll sum some URLs
below that point to goo
Peter,
I recommend that you check your SQL database documentation for there
are SQL function for creating databases and stuff like that. phpMyAdmin
does nothing but serve as front-end for the MySQL system, all it does
is to pipe commands to the server. I'll sum some URLs below that point
to goo
On Sun, 20 Mar 2005, Jonathan Cooper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Wilhelm,
Looks like an impressively useful stack, but it doesn't quite work as
described, for me.
I get the results displayed in the field on the right. However,clicking
on a file link produces nothing in the left field (except the
LOL
That list is perfect. Maybe now we can answer questions via the
numbers. "6"
Tom
On Mar 20, 2005, at 2:10 PM, Mark Wieder wrote:
Len-
Sunday, March 20, 2005, 5:32:13 AM, you wrote:
LM> WOW! I sent the first e-mail with this question and at the same
time
LM> the digest version came in WITH A
Len-
Sunday, March 20, 2005, 5:32:13 AM, you wrote:
LM> WOW! I sent the first e-mail with this question and at the same time
LM> the digest version came in WITH AN ANSWER BEFORE I THOUGHT OF THE
LM> QUESTION! How great is that?! You not only provide answers, you
LM> anticipate my questions be
Sarah,
This was extremely helpful. I followed your instructions and it worked just
great. BTW, you were the one who was so kind to give me your opinion on
Revolution which convinced me to move forward!I had to figure out that
you used Radio Buttons and then put them into a group, but then g
so Dan, don't forget, that is one of the subjects we are waiting for
good explanations from someone that can well explain (and some of us -
I think - even already paid for it?) ;-)
Till
Am 16.03.2005 um 12:13 schrieb Alex Tweedly:
Dan Shafer wrote:
Alex.
I got it. IOW, opening a socket does
I use images (in a rectangle form) as sliders to get a minimum and
maximum value. I want to get a border at the bottom of the image (or
at the top). I use images because of the blend property. The 3D
border won't do, as it is bottom and right side.
Of course I can introduce a separate line obj
I'm just starting a project using MySQL for the first time. Having
looked at the Rev 2.5.1 documentation, I'm happy enough that I can
access and update MySQL databases as required. However, what I can't
see is how I can create and carry out basic administration of NEW
databases.
My project i
On 3/20/05 10:15 AM, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> sez [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
>> It seems that when ever I load a stack into the IDE to work on it, it
>> runs the preOpenStack handler but I would like to turn off that feature
>> while I'm developing (so I don't accidently code an in
sez [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
>It seems that when ever I load a stack into the IDE to work on it, it
>runs the preOpenStack handler but I would like to turn off that feature
>while I'm developing (so I don't accidently code an infinite loop in the
>handler). It would be ok if going from edit to run had
Hi Alejandro,
Le 20 mars 05, à 14:38, Alejandro Tejada a écrit :
Hi Eric,
You are creating a great series of small "How-To" for this development
platform.!!!
This is a great service for beginners and a nice organized reference
for experienced
developers. A welcome addition would be to include ref
Hi Len,
It seems that when ever I load a stack into the IDE to work on it, it
runs the preOpenStack handler but I would like to turn off that
feature while I'm developing (so I don't accidently code an infinite
loop in the handler). It would be ok if going from edit to run had
this behavior.
Len,
This should do it:
on preOpenStack
if the environment<>"development" then
-- do the stuff here that's getting you in trouble when you're in
the IDE
else
-- do stuff here that's "safe" for IDE or standalone
end if
end preOpenStack
Best Regards,
Tim Ponn
Len Morgan wrote:
It seems
Steve,
I would save it to a text or binary file upon quitting. Then either
automatically open it during startup (ie cfg file)...or provide the user
with a "open file" scheme in your app. You can tamper-proof (to a good
degree) by building an encode/decode function with a checksum. All
fairly
WOW! I sent the first e-mail with this question and at the same time
the digest version came in WITH AN ANSWER BEFORE I THOUGHT OF THE
QUESTION! How great is that?! You not only provide answers, you
anticipate my questions before I do
Len Morgan
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I read somewhere here in the last couple of weeks that if you use a card
in a stack for preferences or something like that, you can't have that
stack INSIDE of a standalone? Is that true? If that is so, why would I
want to use cards/stacks to hold information that is subject to change?
What
It seems that when ever I load a stack into the IDE to work on it, it
runs the preOpenStack handler but I would like to turn off that feature
while I'm developing (so I don't accidently code an infinite loop in the
handler). It would be ok if going from edit to run had this behavior.
Is there
Hi Everyone,
There have been some questions about when we update the Unix engines. Most
of our Unix users tend to upgrade more slowly, running server systems or
other mission-critical installations. Its quite common for there to be a
multi-year gap for these users in deciding to upgrade. The OS
On 3/19/05 7:17 PM, "Mark Swindell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You can save information in a standalone to a substack of the
> standalone, just not to the mainstack. For example, you could make
> make your opening splash screen your main stack, and have any number
> of substacks affiliated wit
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