Recently, Ken Ray wrote:
> I'm proud to announce that RevZilla 2.0 is now available
Ken, you rule. Thanks for continuing to make this available.
Regards,
Scott Rossi
Creative Director
Tactile Media, Multimedia & Design
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On 4/4/05 1:33 AM, "David Vaughan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ken (and all the other ingenious people), you have something against
> the "intersect" command?
Yes - what I need is the *opposite* of intersect... you see using intersect
only returns the *common* elements, not the *non-common* elem
On 4/4/05 2:31 AM, "Dick Kriesel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> With 10,000 lines in my main list and 5,000 lines in my exclude list, it
>> takes only 25 milliseconds to use this on my single-processor PBG4 1MHz:
>
> Wow, that's fast. So I decided to compare it to an implementation of Dar's
> se
Ken (and all the other ingenious people), you have something against the
"intersect" command?
Convert both lists to arrays and intersect them leaving only the
non-common elements.
My understanding is the intersect command creates an array with only common
keys. If there was an inverse of the co
On 04/04/2005, at 16:34, Ken Ray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I've got two lists - one with is the "comprehensive" list that is
return-delimited, like:
3
5
6
And another list which is the list I would like to *remove* from the
comprehensive list:
5
6
Which should give me:
3
Any ideas?
Ken (and all
On 4/3/05 7:49 PM, "Richard Gaskin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> With 10,000 lines in my main list and 5,000 lines in my exclude list, it
> takes only 25 milliseconds to use this on my single-processor PBG4 1MHz:
>
>
> function ShortList pList, pExcludelist
>repeat for each line tLine in p
Hi Xavier,
Thanks for tracking this down. Also, if you use my altClean plugin to
routinely clean your stacks, it will kill off the problem properties you
mention...
best,
Chipp
MisterX wrote:
Hello folks,
After a few crashes and additions to bugzilla 2483, I've come up with a safe
script to prev
Ken,
What kind of database? You might be able to keep these operations
in-database, depending on what the tables/ needs are.
For example:
SELECT recID FROM someTable WHERE (recID IN (3,5,6,7,11,14,18,21)) AND
NOT (recID IN (5,6,11,18))
It's a little kludgey using the above, but keeping the work
Le 4 avr. 05, à 07:23, Ken Ray a écrit :
On 4/3/05 10:49 PM, "Richard Gaskin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
With 10,000 lines in my main list and 5,000 lines in my exclude list,
it
takes only 25 milliseconds to use this on my single-processor PBG4
1MHz:
Unfortunately this is something that will be
Neither I nor my Python-loving spouse has ever been able to get PythonCard
working.
Is it possible?
Judy
On Sun, 3 Apr 2005, Dan Shafer wrote:
> Just before I climbed on the Rev bandwagon -- a move I do not regret,
> just to be clear -- I was working on an Open Source Python project
> called Py
On 4/3/05 10:49 PM, "Richard Gaskin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> With 10,000 lines in my main list and 5,000 lines in my exclude list, it
> takes only 25 milliseconds to use this on my single-processor PBG4 1MHz:
Unfortunately this is something that will be executed in a loop several
thousand
On 4/3/05 11:24 PM, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ken,
> Would it help to
> 1. mark cards that need to be removed
> 2. sort by marked cards
> 3. delete the marked cards
> Still a repeat loop, but each card would not have to be evaluated
> during the loop.
Well, the problem is t
I just remembered that HyperCard allowed scripting in AppleScript in its stacks
and objects. Wouldn't it be nice if Rev also did that with Python?
To further muddy the waters...
While looking into other tools, I discovered Ruby, a language designed by a
Japanese no less. And I found a IDE calle
Ken,
Would it help to
1. mark cards that need to be removed
2. sort by marked cards
3. delete the marked cards
Still a repeat loop, but each card would not have to be evaluated
during the loop.
Paul Looney
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Ken Ray wrote:
I've got two lists - one with is the "comprehensive" list that is
return-delimited, like:
3
5
6
7
11
14
18
21
And another list which is the list I would like to *remove* from the
comprehensive list:
5
6
11
18
Which should give me:
3
7
14
21
I can of course do a repeat loop through th
On Apr 3, 2005, at 9:04 PM, Ken Ray wrote:
I can of course do a repeat loop through the small list and remove
those
items from the comprehensive list, but I'm wondering if there's a
faster way
to do this.
Some wild ideas:
1. Convert the smaller list into a regex and use replaceText().
2. Conver
I've got two lists - one with is the "comprehensive" list that is
return-delimited, like:
3
5
6
7
11
14
18
21
And another list which is the list I would like to *remove* from the
comprehensive list:
5
6
11
18
Which should give me:
3
7
14
21
I can of course do a repeat loop through the small list a
On 4/3/05 10:21 PM, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ken,
> Is it possible to skip the "remove" items when the comprehensive list
> is built?
Nope... good thought, though...
Ken Ray
Sons of Thunder Software
Web site: http://www.sonsothunder.com/
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Brian Thomas wrote:
>>> Hi. I just a got an email from an If Monks had Macs customer who
>>> consistently gets a 1010 error under Mac OS 9.1. This error does not
>>> (per Appleerrorcodes.com) appear to be a Mac OS error.
That domain appears to have an incomplete list. Using Google I found
several
Ken,
Is it possible to skip the "remove" items when the comprehensive list
is built?
Paul Looney
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Subject: How to get the difference between two lists?
I've got two lists -
Well, this works OK **unless** the user chooses to call the 'Page
Setup' item, which uses 'answer printer' as expected by Rev. The
trouble with this is that this opens a dialog which includes not only
stuff about the page and paper settings, but also a 'print' button. If
the user presses this,
Are you using any externals? I believe I used to get that error when
a shared library was missing for an external...
I'm not using externals and Monks works on other G3 iMacs. Does anyone
else have any ideas
What about any Rev externals or Quicktime?
There was a problem at some stage with the s
I've got two lists - one with is the "comprehensive" list that is
return-delimited, like:
3
5
6
7
11
14
18
21
And another list which is the list I would like to *remove* from the
comprehensive list:
5
6
11
18
Which should give me:
3
7
14
21
I can of course do a repeat loop through the small l
Thanks Ken for this. It is a truly useful program. I personally use
it way to often. ;)
Mark Talluto
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Brian,
Are you using any externals? I believe I used to get that error when
a shared library was missing for an external...
I'm not using externals and Monks works on other G3 iMacs. Does
anyone else have any ideas
Hi. I just a got an email from an If Monks had Macs customer who
consistently
Hi All,
Trying to find the easiest way to rename a (new)string if it already exists
in a list!
If a user tries to add an existing name to a list I want it to be named the
same but adding a digit to the end.
e.g Example exists so name new entery to Example(2), Example(2) exists so
name new to Exampl
Hi Scott,
Date: Sat, 02 Apr 2005 12:04:41 -0800
From: Scott Rossi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: ANN Nine Ball with Spin (English)
Make sure you didn't just click the link -- you need the entire line
in your
message box, not a Web browser:
go url "http://home.infostations.net/jhurley/NineBa
I am now trying to implement a printing scheme for the PC version of my
current app. I have constructed a handler that prints a multipage
document. Its input parameters are a title and the text to print. It
works - no frills, but it does the job.
In my 'File' menu don't have a simple one-item '
Where is reshape polygon in 2.5?
I'd look it up in the documentation, but that aspect of 2.5 doesn't
work on my OS X 10.2.3--sadly.
Jim
BTW, The question I posed earlier--how do you create an arc--turned
out to be really simple. My apologies to those who have already
responded. (I get the diges
Andre Garzia wrote:
On Apr 3, 2005, at 3:24 PM, Alex Tweedly wrote:
Does anyone know a way to change (or remove) the "fingerprint" that
RevOnline uses to keep track of your stacks to allow updating ?
I am really guessing here, but check for strange custom props or
custom prop sets begining with R
Dan Shafer wrote:
On Apr 3, 2005, at 9:25 AM, MisterX wrote:
Maybe Rev can drive the Python GUI somewhere...
Just before I climbed on the Rev bandwagon -- a move I do not regret,
just to be clear -- I was working on an Open Source Python project
called PythonCard, an attempt to reproduce some of
On Apr 3, 2005, at 9:25 AM, MisterX wrote:
Maybe Rev can drive the Python GUI somewhere...
Just before I climbed on the Rev bandwagon -- a move I do not regret,
just to be clear -- I was working on an Open Source Python project
called PythonCard, an attempt to reproduce some of the ease of
devel
A couple of years ago, I wrote a chapter in a small booklet published
by O'Reilly that consisted of a collection of case study/success
profiles of Python projects, all (or at least most) of which were
fairly serious apps. Python was my favorite language until I adopted
Rev and, from a language
This behavior seems only slightly surprising on reflection but I agree
it should be better documented.
Copying a background from one card to another *duplcates* the
background so that changes made to one of them will not be reflected in
the copy. Placing a background seems to me to at least imp
I'm proud to announce that RevZilla 2.0 is now available, and includes the
following features:
- Direct login - no more cookies!
- Works in Rev 2.5, MetaCard, and can be run as a standalone
- Can now respond to or change bugs and re-submit - no need to go to
Bugzilla for this anymore!
-
On Apr 3, 2005, at 10:00 AM, MisterX wrote:
You can start a shell with the "start" (see start /? or /help) DOS
command
to make the shell return directly to runrev right away but you will
not get
an answer back - you need to pipe it to a file instead which is not
that
hard to watch and catch late
Hello folks,
After a few crashes and additions to bugzilla 2483, I've come up with a safe
script to prevent the breakpoint bug crash boom bang that overjoyed my
second holliday sunday morning with regular bugzilla-bullying! Hope the
third is the charm ;)
http://support.runrev.com/bugdatabase/show
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Date: Sun, 3 Apr 2005 09:45:00 -0400
From: Thomas McGrath III <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: ANN Nine ball with spin and sound
To: How to use Revolution
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Added a little sound to the game.
Tom,
Great
On Apr 3, 2005, at 3:24 PM, Alex Tweedly wrote:
Does anyone know a way to change (or remove) the "fingerprint" that
RevOnline uses to keep track of your stacks to allow updating ?
I put one stack up on RevOnline, then copied the stack to give me the
start of my next project (at least, that's wha
Does anyone know a way to change (or remove) the "fingerprint" that
RevOnline uses to keep track of your stacks to allow updating ?
I put one stack up on RevOnline, then copied the stack to give me the
start of my next project (at least, that's what I think I did). Now when
I try to put the new
Message: 17
Date: Sat, 2 Apr 2005 08:45:25 -0800 (PST)
From: Alejandro Tejada <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: ANN Nine Ball with Spin (English)
To: use-revolution@lists.runrev.com
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Hi Jim,
Your have make better an already ex
>From the Python faq, regarding how to use python as
a script lead to this jewel. I believe it means that
you can run python directly in the shell or did I
get it wrong? This'd'be cool!
http://www.python.org/doc/faq/windows.html#id3
cheers
Xavier
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On Apr 3, 2005, at 9:45 AM, Thomas McGrath III wrote:
Added a little sound to the game.
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ÉC> Hi Thierry,
ÉC> go invisible url
ÉC> "http://home.infostations.net/jhurley/NineBallWithSpin.rev"; -- very
ÉC> nice work :-)
Indeed :-)
ÉC> put the short name of this stack
ÉC> set the uTest of this stack to "Done"
ÉC> save this stack -- as "xyz"
ÉC> delete this stack -- memory cleanup
Ex
On Sun, 3 Apr 2005, Klaus Major <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Yes, that's what my test made clear...
"place bg xyz..." WILL set the backgroundbehaviour to true!
But setting that prop to false again does NOT work!
I still don't think this is correct!
Any other hints and opinions are very welcome
Klau
get ready folks! /. is on the same brainwave or plane of thought...
http://it.slashdot.org/it/05/04/03/0715209.shtml?tid=156&tid=8
I like a multi-language approach to programming!
Maybe Rev can drive the Python GUI somewhere...
cheers
Xavier
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Hi Thierry,
go invisible url
"http://home.infostations.net/jhurley/NineBallWithSpin.rev"; -- very
nice work :-)
put the short name of this stack
set the uTest of this stack to "Done"
save this stack -- as "xyz"
delete this stack -- memory cleanup
Le 3 avr. 05, à 18:00, thierry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
launch process doesn't return info but it does keep track of the application
running via the openedprocesses function. It has some interests but the
shell is much more standard IMOHO...
You can start a shell with the "start" (see start /? or /help) DOS command
to make the shell return directly to
Added a little sound to the game.
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Hi Thomas,
Klaus,
I thought the act of "Place"ing a group made it a background group.
well, it looks like, but i don#t think this is the documented(?) and
desired behaviour...
You can placeAND remove ANY group (BG or NOT!) onto/from any card
without having
its "backgroundbehaviour" set to true!
> This looks like a great facility but I haven't found any instructions
> about how to use it. For example, can I get the text of the error to
> appear on the screen? How is the email feature implemented (I didn't
> seem to get any of the emails)? The 'save report to file' is working
> well, but I'
Klaus,
I thought the act of "Place"ing a group made it a background group. In
fact I can not Place a group from the menu unless it is a background
group. So if it shows up under the menu item then it must be a bg
group.
Once I start playing with the groups and script placing and or menu
placin
> Perhaps, it is writing to the console instead of stdout.
This is probably what is happening. Is there any way to test for this?
Also, what about the "start process" command. Can I utilize that
command to run a Console program in the background, and get all
information that it presents?
Der
Hi Eric, Dan and Klaus,
ÉC> May be I did not understand correctly this thread :-)
half of it :-) i was trying this in a different context.
In your example, the it contains the path to the stack.
In my example, the it contains the downloaded file (binary) of the stack.
Imagine we have a stack sto
Hi,
DS> Back in the early days when I was beginning to explore Rev and was
DS> doing a good bit of Python work, I remember experimenting with calling
DS> Python scripts from Rev using the shell() command and having some
DS> success. I suspect that approach has some real potential when we want
Hi friends,
short question:
I have 2 groups whith their "backgroundbehaviour" set to false!!!
They are not placed on any card, but same result, if theiy are already
placed
on some OTHER cards...
Now i do:
create cd
place bg "eins" onto this cd
on a card where there is NO bg placed yet!
Works fine
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