custom prop by 1's?

Thank's Richard, OK I found it. I might also mention that the resulting Answer Box contents was as long as I have ever seen. Oh my... Kathy Graves Jaqua [EMAIL PROTECTED] ___ use-revolution mailing list use-revolution@lists.runrev.com http://lists.ru

Re: custom prop by 1's?

Great debugging tip, Richard. It works on mouseUp in a button, so my guess is that something is sending a second preOpenStack handler. You could test that theory by adding this to the beginning of the preOpenStack handler: answer the executionContexts If you see the answer box a second time

Re: New Guide to the IDE in Process

I talked tonight with Jan Schenkel, the developer of Quartam Reports. He tells me development is definitely proceeding apace. Look for him to have something to say on this subject in the next couple of days. On Apr 12, 2005, at 11:02 AM, Bill wrote: Quartam reports may never be released

Re: Python and Rev

How's it feel to be surrounded by one guy? :-D Dan (Interestingly enough, I've been back researching PythonCard again for a client who wants an OO solution in an app that has fairly minimal UI requirements and doesn't want to buy into the overhead of Java. What goes around) On Apr 12, 2005,

Re: custom prop by 1's?

Kathy Jaqua wrote: OK "1" more time, Maybe this time I will get it. I set a customProp in my stack called cEnterToDoProp This is the number of time the Stack is opened. (Like how hard is this?:) in a preOpenStack: get the cEnterToDoProp of this stack put it into tCount add 1 to tCount set the c

custom prop by 1's?

OK "1" more time, Maybe this time I will get it. I set a customProp in my stack called cEnterToDoProp This is the number of time the Stack is opened. (Like how hard is this?:) in a preOpenStack: get the cEnterToDoProp of this stack put it into tCount add 1 to tCount set the cEnterToDoProp o

Re: Python and Rev

And the proof Dan, that this advertising works ... this is exactly how I came across rev in the first place! Furthermore (irony of ironies) ... I was using Pythoncard heavily at the time and wondering if there were any other Python GUIs out there when I stumbled across this very same advertisement

Re: Making Revolution faster with really big arrays

Dennis, this may not be directly relevant, but I've made a backtesting app for futures which works reasonably quickly. It uses daily data from 50 or so markets going back, in some cases, to the mid 70's. If you're dealing with intraday data and thousands of stocks then obviously that's many, ma

Re: Replacing Answer/Ask

Derek Bump wrote: The reason I care so much about reducing file size is because file size can have a lot to do when determining if a program will sink or swim. Example: My program, when compressed, comes out to about 1.38 MBs. In today's age that file size is OK, but a lot of people still thin

Re: Making Revolution faster with really big arrays

Thanks Alex, This is quite an imaginative suggestion. It would work great if I just had two lists, but I have two arrays 10,000 lines with 2500 items in each line. It would be a lot more complex to combine them into a single array (I need to pair the items together). But it could be done wit

Re: There's got to be a better way

Message: 1 Date: Tue, 12 Apr 2005 17:38:22 -0700 From: Richard Gaskin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (snip) Here's a tip to get even better performance (sometimes as much as two or three times more): use a field in an unopened window for the translation. When a field is on the current card, even if hidden, it

Re: Making Revolution faster with really big arrays

Thanks Brian, I don't require random access to the data. I only need sequential access. That is why the repeat for each operator works so fast --less than a microsecond per data item. I'm not going to match that with anything other than RAM. Dennis On Apr 12, 2005, at 10:06 PM, Brian Yennie

Re: Newbe Questions: Revolution vs. Dreamcard, Differences?

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: What can Revolution do that Dreamcard cant do. Primarily, build standalones. There's a comparison chart at: -- Richard Gaskin Fourth World Media Corporation __ Rev tools and mo

Re: Creating & Using Tabs tutorial

Judy Perry wrote: > On Tue, 12 Apr 2005, Richard Gaskin wrote: > >> I prefer to believe it's merely in spring break. But as they >> say, the proof is in the pudding: Monte arranged a task which >> would let the group have strong influence on the design of a >> new TOC, but so far the rubber has y

Re: Replacing Answer/Ask

> 1) 200K Who the heck cares? What, are you running on a Trash-80? The reason I care so much about reducing file size is because file size can have a lot to do when determining if a program will sink or swim. Example: My program, when compressed, comes out to about 1.38 MBs. In today's age t

Newbe Questions: Revolution vs. Dreamcard, Differences?

I stumbled across the page on Revolution and Dreamcard. I am a bit confused as to which product I should start with. I have been a programmer since the 1970s, and worked with different languages and database managers. For right now, I would like to try this product at home, and develop a

Re: Making Revolution faster with really big arrays

Dennis, I have to agree with Pierre here. If you are looking for random access to many thousands of records taking up gigabytes of memory, a database engine is, IMO, the only logical choice. A simple MySQL/PostgreSQL/Valentina/etc database indexed by line number (or stock symbol) would be very

Re: Making Revolution faster with really big arrays

Thanks Mark, Your suggestion would not help for my application, the offset function is not faster than counting up returns (line chunk statement) to get to the proper line, but I have used it before for parsing a large USDA food nutrition database and it helped a lot. However, it does give me

Re: export: can't write to file, mask file, or container

> I have experienced this error when trying to export an image with no > image data. And I think it can be checked using the result. Well, I just tested that it it doesn't look like it. A stack with an image who's referenced to a text file, and 1 button with the following script... on mouseUp

Re: export: can't write to file, mask file, or container

I have experienced this error when trying to export an image with no image data. And I think it can be checked using the result. Cheers, Sarah On 13 Apr 2005, at 9:49 AM, Derek Bump wrote: Any way to avoid this error? This error seems to me like something that could be returned in a result, ins

Re: Python and Rev

Apropos of almost nothing but nonetheless intriguing. I typed "python GUI application" into a search engine (A9.com, which uses google) today while doing some research for a client. Guess what the first sponsored link that came up was? Build your own gui applications, interfaces & more. Free

Re: There's got to be a better way

Thanks for posting this, Richard. Wow! Phil Davis Richard Gaskin wrote: Here's a tip to get even better performance (sometimes as much as two or three times more): use a field in an unopened window for the translation. When a field is on the current card, even if hidden, it's initialized with ad

Re: There's got to be a better way

Message: 15 Date: Tue, 12 Apr 2005 20:31:11 -0400 From: Mikey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: Re: There's got to be a better way To: How to use Revolution Message-ID: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1 Noob here. Welcome to another APL convert. Unfortunately this isn't

Re: Making Revolution faster with really big arrays

Dennis Brown wrote: Hi all, I just joined this list. What a great resource for sharing ideas and getting help. So I came up with an idea for a proposed language extension. I put the idea in Bugzilla yesterday, then today, I thought I should ask others if they liked the idea, had a better

Re: Creating & Using Tabs tutorial

That's interesting, Richard. I had the rather vague understanding that you had spoken to Kevin and that he agreed to listen to whatever we had to say on the issue, but nothing as specific as a TOC. If I had understood, I'd be that group's equivalent of an electric cattle prod ;-) Judy On Tue, 1

Re: Creating & Using Tabs tutorial

Well, I suspect I'm not saying anything that I haven't said before (for example, an index might have helped me find the answer to the question of how to disable a single tab) or that others haven't said before... I don't say that the documents suck but rather that some things perhaps need to be do

Re: Replacing Answer/Ask

> Scripts are compiled into a bytecode format, but the original script > code is still included in plaintext in a compiled standalone. What > would the implications be for stripping the plaintext script code from a > stack as it is converted into a standalone? This definitely has my full and undiv

Re: Creating & Using Tabs tutorial

This is probably true. I don't have a PC to test it on and so used the Win look'n'feel in Rev... Thanks for having a look! Judy On Tue, 12 Apr 2005, Alex Tweedly wrote: > btw on the initial screen, I see the top field as > > > MIST: > > A Game of Missed > > I need to make the field

Re: Replacing Answer/Ask

Derek Bump wrote: As far as custom dialogs not taking up a lot of space, that is simply not true. Let's say for instance that in a standalone you intend to have, at the most, 20 custom dialogs. If they average out to a slim size of just 4k, then that amounts to 80k total. With my dialogs, the

Re: Making Revolution faster with really big arrays

Great info on the memory limits, Frank. Thanks for that. Frank D. Engel, Jr. wrote: Again, though, with processor-intensive operations on huge data sets, *any* scripting language is a poor choice. You definitely want native-compiled code for that. Pascal, Ada, a compiled BASIC... Of course the

Re: There's got to be a better way

Jim Hurley wrote: I have html text from a web site. (Thanks again to Dave Cragg for his nifty handler to extract text from a web site with forms.) It is awkward to parse in this form. I would like to be able to parse the text without the html code. So this is what I am using: set the htmltext o

Re: Replacing Answer/Ask

Just a stupid question from the noob: 1) 200K Who the heck cares? What, are you running on a Trash-80? 2) If the system is embedded it makes more sense, and then I'm asking about why we can't get the compiler to strip out unneeded code resources for unused commands from the compiled app, too. --

Re: There's got to be a better way

Oops, forgot the plug for the tao blog http://taoofrunrev.blogspot.com -- http://taoof4d.blogspot.com http://4dwishlist.blogspot.com 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,

Re: There's got to be a better way

Noob here. Welcome to another APL convert. Unfortunately this isn't APL. Fortunately it isn't LISP: CDR(CAR(CDR(CDR(CAR(CDR(CAR(x))) I can't believe that you're complaining about this. In three lines of code you have accomplished what would take another epoch in most other tools. I agree

Re: Making Revolution faster with really big arrays

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Rev is still confined to what the Operating System offers it, which is 2GB for most 32-bit systems, and never 4GB (3GB, or maybe even 3.5GB in some rare cases), as per my previous note. I just noticed that Tiger "hits the shelves" in 17 days. Sweet.

There's got to be a better way

I have html text from a web site. (Thanks again to Dave Cragg for his nifty handler to extract text from a web site with forms.) It is awkward to parse in this form. I would like to be able to parse the text without the html code. So this is what I am using: set the htmltext of field 1 to tHTML

export: can't write to file, mask file, or container

Any way to avoid this error? This error seems to me like something that could be returned in a result, instead of just stopping completely. export: can't write to file, mask file, or container Derek Bump Dreamscape Software ___ Compress Images Easily w

Re: Replacing Answer/Ask

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Add this thought into the mix: Scripts are compiled into a bytecode format, but the original script code is still included in plaintext in a compiled standalone. What would the implications be for stripping the plaintext script code from a stack as

Re: Making Revolution faster with really big arrays

On Apr 12, 2005, at 7:37 PM, Dennis Brown wrote: Frank, I just copied this from the Rev IDE help info: A note about entries designated as "Unlimited": Since each open stack file resides completely in memory, Revolution stacks (and all structures within a stack) are effectively limited by availabl

Re: Making Revolution faster with really big arrays

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 A 32-bit address space has a *total* of 4GB of addressable memory. Of that 4GB, the operating system normally reserves 2GB for its own use, leaving only 2GB for the process. The operating system reserves that much space because it maps the SAME 2GB

Re: Making Revolution faster with really big arrays

I would not disregard this option so readily. You can use the database as an array of sorts allowing you to pull out any set of data you need to process and store the results there for later. If you are concerned with performance of server-based databases like PostgreSql, OpenBase, or MySql, yo

Re: Making Revolution faster with really big arrays

Hi Dennis, I have found that large data files can be broken down into smaller objects using simplified XML where access is obtained using a pull-parser. Unlike the XML parser in Revolution a very fast pull-parser can be used to break down objects and parse out specific fields without ever build

Re: Replacing Answer/Ask

Thank you all for the suggestions. Now I have a place to look for my "installer". I did not realize that the license.rev stack was the home stack. I always thought it was the menubar, but now it all makes sense. As far as custom dialogs not taking up a lot of space, that is simply not true.

Re: Making Revolution faster with really big arrays

I would not disregard this option so readily. You can use the database as an array of sorts allowing you to pull out any set of data you need to process and store the results there for later. If you are concerned with performance of server-based databases like PostgreSql, OpenBase, or MySql, yo

Re: OT: Rev & Tiger

Hopefully that holds for Wombat :) Yes, I tried Rev on one of the early Tiger builds and it worked perfectly :-) Sarah On 13 Apr 2005, at 3:35 AM, Klaus Major wrote: Hello friends, has anyone already been able to test Rev on OS X Tiger? Regards Klaus Major [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.major-k.de __

Re: Making Revolution faster with really big arrays

Frank D. Engel, Jr. wrote: That is only significant if Rev takes advantage of the 64-bit address space, which I seriously doubt. Your Rev process will still be limited to 2GB of addressing space, regardless of how much RAM is in the system. Wouldn't that be 4GB, or have I slipped a digit? -- R

Re: BZ 2138 (was Re: ANN: BreakpointNavigator Plugin release)

If I do have a criticism of the bug database, it is the number of 'unconfirmed' bugs that are really pretty much known by the user community to be real. IMHO it would be worth updating BZ (again) in this respect. Graham Graham Samuel / The Living Fossil

Re: OT: Rev & Tiger

Yes, I tried Rev on one of the early Tiger builds and it worked perfectly :-) Sarah On 13 Apr 2005, at 3:35 AM, Klaus Major wrote: Hello friends, has anyone already been able to test Rev on OS X Tiger? Regards Klaus Major [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.major-k.de ___

Re: Making Revolution faster with really big arrays

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 That is only significant if Rev takes advantage of the 64-bit address space, which I seriously doubt. Your Rev process will still be limited to 2GB of addressing space, regardless of how much RAM is in the system. Until they release a 64-bit versio

Re: BZ 2138 (was Re: ANN: BreakpointNavigator Plugin release)

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Hear here! On Apr 12, 2005, at 4:50 PM, graham samuel wrote: If I do have a criticism of the bug database, it is the number of 'unconfirmed' bugs that are really pretty much known by the user community to be real. IMHO it would be worth updating BZ (a

Re: Creating & Using Tabs tutorial

Mikey wrote: So what are you saying - that the docs suck and somebody needs to fix that problem? What are you doing tonight? You're preaching to the choir. I tried emailing the yahoo list, but it appears to be mainly dead. I prefer to believe it's merely in spring break. But as they say, the p

Re: Creating & Using Tabs tutorial

So what are you saying - that the docs suck and somebody needs to fix that problem? What are you doing tonight? You're preaching to the choir. I tried emailing the yahoo list, but it appears to be mainly dead. I'd love to start with whatever anyone has and begin the process of building REAL doc

Re: Making Revolution faster with really big arrays

Thanks Pierre, I considered that also. A Database application would certainly handle the amount of data, but they are really meant for finding and sorting various fields, not for doing the kind of processing I am doing. The disk accessing would slow down the process. Dennis On Apr 12, 2005, a

Re: Creating & Using Tabs tutorial

Hi Judy, I confirm: great PDF with a well done and very clear step by step :-) Best, Le 12 avr. 05, à 22:59, Judy Perry a écrit : Hi Eric, Okay, I had to move the directory. I just tested it and the PDF d/l works on this end. Could you confirm? Thanks! Judy On Tue, 12 Apr 2005, Eric Chatonet wrote

Re: Making Revolution faster with really big arrays

Thanks Frank, Actually I have a 3.5GB 64 bit G5 machine that can handle that much data, and I could add a couple more gig if I needed to. It crashes when I get less than 1GB into RAM (I can monitor the number of free pages of RAM). I tried processing it like you suggest. However, at the spee

Re: Making Revolution faster with really big arrays

Welcome to the Revolution Dennis, Why could you not take help from the native Rev ablity to manage the process in storing the datas inside an ACID-DB alike PostgreSQL or OpenBase ? It's how i would handle such amounts of datas, for my own. Transcript for the RAM fine high-speed calculations and

Re: Creating & Using Tabs tutorial

Judy Perry wrote: Hi Eric, Okay, I had to move the directory. I just tested it and the PDF d/l works on this end. Could you confirm? Now works fine for me. Please ignore my previous email - I suspect I was doing that at the exact time you were moving the file to the new directory - would exp

Re: Creating & Using Tabs tutorial

Alex, Well, I forgot that I had to place the directory inside of the homepage directory (brainfart?). I moved it and worked for me. My guess is that the flicker is related to Rev's trying to go find and activate the web browser. What's interesting is that the flicker/wait happens even if the we

Re: Making Revolution faster with really big arrays

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Rev's arrays are associative. When using an array with an index like [X, Y, Z], you are really saying, make a string whose contents are X, Y, and Z separated by commas, then use that as the index for the array. These array indexes take up memory, a

Re: Creating & Using Tabs tutorial

Judy Perry wrote: Hmmm... the file's there alright.. I'll try to see what's up. Or not, as the case apparently is. Judy, I don't even begin to understand this - but here's what happened for me. 1. Clicked on the button "Get PDF". brief flicker on the screen, nothing more. 2. looked at the stac

Re: Creating & Using Tabs tutorial

Hi Eric, Okay, I had to move the directory. I just tested it and the PDF d/l works on this end. Could you confirm? Thanks! Judy On Tue, 12 Apr 2005, Eric Chatonet wrote: > Hi Judy, > > I downladed your nice stack and enjoy it but I was unable to downlaod > the PDF file :-(

Re: BZ 2138 (was Re: ANN: BreakpointNavigator Plugin release)

On Tue, 12 Apr 2005 13:57:28 +0100, Alex Tweedly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I spent 20-some years as a software development manager - a significant (arguably *the* significant) part of that job is figuring out the balance between new feature development and bug fixing, and then setting priorities

Re: Creating & Using Tabs tutorial

Hmmm... the file's there alright.. I'll try to see what's up. Or not, as the case apparently is. Judy On Tue, 12 Apr 2005, Eric Chatonet wrote: > Hi Judy, > > I downladed your nice stack and enjoy it but I was unable to downlaod > the PDF file :-( > As for disabling a tab, see the How-To stack #

Re: Creating & Using Tabs tutorial

May be... But, I would have to stress that a normal human (i.e., a non-programmer) who goes through the docs for tab buttons and doesn't see how to disable an individual tab isn't very likely to go check out menu behaviors (for the very simple and obvious reason that a tab button does not look lik

Making Revolution faster with really big arrays

Hi all, I just joined this list. What a great resource for sharing ideas and getting help. I am actively writing a bunch of Transcript code to sequentially process some very large arrays. I had to figure out how to handle a gig of data. At first I tried to load the file data into a data arr

Re: Creating & Using Tabs tutorial

Hi Judy, Yep, majorly cool (I think) you bet! :-) but where did Klaus find this info? Even a man needs his little secrets... ;-) A quick look at the docs didn't reveal anything for me... As i said, TABBED buttons are nothing else but ordinary menu buttons... Judy Regards Klaus Major [EMAIL PROTECT

Re: Creating & Using Tabs tutorial

Hi Richard, Klaus Major wrote: Hi Mikey, I'm kind of curious - somebody mentioned that it was possible to disable tabs. How? Put a "(" before that name of that tab like: (Line 1 Line 2 Line 3 This way the first tab is disabled... To enable it again, remove the "(" again... Cool tip -- thanks! :-)

Re: Creating & Using Tabs tutorial

I think that this is left over from the old menu behavior documentation for UI's. For example, if you wanted a line to be a separator you would have it be a single dash. I wonder if the shortcut embeds work... -- http://taoofrunrev.blogspot.com http://taoof4d.blogspot.com http://4dwishlist.bl

Re: Creating & Using Tabs tutorial

Hi Judy, I downladed your nice stack and enjoy it but I was unable to downlaod the PDF file :-( As for disabling a tab, see the How-To stack #013 How to manage tabbed buttons I posted yesterday on RevOnLine, RevNet and by pasting: go url "http://www.sosmartsoftware.com/downloads/ Managing%20

RE: Creating & Using Tabs tutorial

You can also enable/disable tabs by using "enable/disable menuItem" commands. Example: disable menuItem 1 of btn "TabControl" enable menuItem 2 of btn "TabControl" Etc. Or, even another option: disable/enable line 1 of btn "TabControl" This also works. :-) Chris Sheffield

Re: Creating & Using Tabs tutorial

Yep, majorly cool (I think) but where did Klaus find this info? A quick look at the docs didn't reveal anything for me... Judy ___ use-revolution mailing list use-revolution@lists.runrev.com http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution

Re: New Guide to the IDE in Process

Sigh. On Apr 12, 2005, at 12:41 PM, Bill wrote: This is the link to the last page of the runrev store: http://secure.runrev.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc? Where your ebooks are (fairly well hidden). ___ use-revolution mailing list use-revolution@lists.runrev

Re: BZ 2138 (was Re: ANN: BreakpointNavigator Plugin release)

On 4/12/05 1:33 PM, "Mikey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > One of the issues that I had with RevZilla was the fact that items > that hadn't been voted on yet didn't apear in a list unless you > specifically searched for the item. Therefore, if a bug or feature > author didn't vote for their own bug

Re: Creating & Using Tabs tutorial

Klaus Major wrote: Hi Mikey, I'm kind of curious - somebody mentioned that it was possible to disable tabs. How? Put a "(" before that name of that tab like: (Line 1 Line 2 Line 3 This way the first tab is disabled... To enable it again, remove the "(" again... Cool tip -- thanks! TABBED buttons

Re: Creating & Using Tabs tutorial

Waaayyy cool! But... drat. gotta update the PDF now. Thanks, Klaus! Judy On Tue, 12 Apr 2005, Klaus Major wrote: > Put a "(" before that name of that tab like: > > (Line 1 > Line 2 > Line 3 > > This way the first tab is disabled... > To enable it again, remove the "(" again... > > TABBED butt

Re: Creating & Using Tabs tutorial

As near as I can tell, you can only disable the entire tabbed control, not individual tabs. But perhaps somebody out there knows better? Judy On Tue, 12 Apr 2005, Mikey wrote: > I'm kind of curious - somebody mentioned that it was possible to > disable tabs. How? _

Re: New Guide to the IDE in Process

This is the link to the last page of the runrev store: http://secure.runrev.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc? Where your ebooks are (fairly well hidden). On 4/12/05 2:43 PM, "Dan Shafer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > The two eBook versions of the chapters on CGI and Properties that I did > earlier a

Re: BZ 2138 (was Re: ANN: BreakpointNavigator Plugin release)

ERR yeah, I knew that. Sorry, Ken and Richard. I get my living legends mixed occasionally. Luckily I didn't refer to either of you as "Tiger" today. -- http://taoofrunrev.blogspot.com http://taoof4d.blogspot.com http://4dwishlist.blogspot.com On the first day, God created the heavens and t

Re: Creating & Using Tabs tutorial

Hi Mikey, I'm kind of curious - somebody mentioned that it was possible to disable tabs. How? Put a "(" before that name of that tab like: (Line 1 Line 2 Line 3 This way the first tab is disabled... To enable it again, remove the "(" again... TABBED buttons are just "ordinary menu buttons" ;-) Can

Re: Creating & Using Tabs tutorial

I'm kind of curious - somebody mentioned that it was possible to disable tabs. How? -- http://taoof4d.blogspot.com http://4dwishlist.blogspot.com 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

Re: BZ 2138 (was Re: ANN: BreakpointNavigator Plugin release)

Mikey wrote: One of the issues that I had with RevZilla was the fact that items that hadn't been voted on yet didn't apear in a list unless you specifically searched for the item. Therefore, if a bug or feature author didn't vote for their own bug/feature, nobody using RevZilla would see it. I do

Re: New Guide to the IDE in Process

The two eBook versions of the chapters on CGI and Properties that I did earlier are also available in the online RunRev store. The printing eBook is the one I'm just finishing now. I expect to release it to final editing this week. When it is ready, it, too, will be available through the RunRev

RE: Bar codes for mailing

Nice application! -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jim Hurley Sent: Tuesday, April 12, 2005 2:16 PM To: use-revolution@lists.runrev.com Subject: Re: Bar codes for mailing Just found a web site with the info I need. 12 digit in all. Figured

Re: BZ 2138 (was Re: ANN: BreakpointNavigator Plugin release)

One of the issues that I had with RevZilla was the fact that items that hadn't been voted on yet didn't apear in a list unless you specifically searched for the item. Therefore, if a bug or feature author didn't vote for their own bug/feature, nobody using RevZilla would see it. I don't know if R

Re: Replacing Answer/Ask

Yet another reason why I would like to see RR support message inheritance for commands... > Does stack size matter really these days? Yes! For embedded OS's it most certainly does, and being able to put RR on Linux means that it's therefore (theoretically) possible to put a RR stack on lots of de

RE: Replacing Answer/Ask

Whilhem, I liked the wim-dows word ;) I'm also working on a custom ask/answer dialog... - the Rev dialogs clip text that is too long and - it's not compatible with the TAOO multi-language module because of the above usually. If there is an opensource minded solution forthcoming, im quite inter

Re: Interfacing with MS Outlook

On 4/12/05 11:16 AM, "Rosenberg, Joe" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Basically, what I would like to do is allow a user to generate an email > from an email address field within the stack, attach a pdf file (the > path of which will also be stored somewhere within the stack), and then > either send

Re: Bar codes for mailing

Just found a web site with the info I need. 12 digit in all. Figured all out except how to deal with PO box addresses. Jim ___ use-revolution mailing list use-revolution@lists.runrev.com http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution

Re: New Guide to the IDE in Process

That link is only to buy your book, not any of your ebooks. I already bought your book. I am especially interested in your ebook on printing as the Quartam reports may never be released http://users.telenet.be/quartam//reports/tour/tour_2_1.htm On 4/12/05 11:45 AM, "Dan Shafer" <[EMAIL PROTEC

Bar codes for mailing

I'm trying to cut the costs for mailing our neighborhood newsletter. It goes to mostly to just one 5 digit zip code. So pretty simple. So the first thing is to get the 9 digit zip code. I've writen a program to download the 9 digit zip for a given set of address from the USPO web site. So far t

Re: Replacing Answer/Ask

On: Tue, 12 Apr 2005,: Derek Bump <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Are the Answer and Ask dialogs built directly into Revolution? Would it be possible to replace those dialogs with custom ones? For the last few months I've been slowly working on replacements for them in a library, but now I'm finding out

OT: Rev & Tiger

Hello friends, has anyone already been able to test Rev on OS X Tiger? Regards Klaus Major [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.major-k.de ___ use-revolution mailing list use-revolution@lists.runrev.com http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution

Creating & Using Tabs tutorial

Hi, I have finished a tutorial PDF and an example stack on creating and using tabs in Rev. You can find it on RevOnline in the "education" category (all the way at the bottom) or in one of my user space identities ("JudyPerry"). Tab 3 of the stack has a button that *should* download an accompany

RE: Beta preview of ResizeN2O

just to tell you I reuploaded the stack due to a change in the opening card script that I missed... Sorry about that! cheers Xav ___ use-revolution mailing list use-revolution@lists.runrev.com http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution

Ann: Beta preview of ResizeN2O

For those who recently asked for this feature, well, here's the next step! At first I thought it was not possible. The resizeControl only works after you resize a control. The resizing handles dont return any messages, etc, etc... Then, I thought, but hey, I do this all the time with my column f

Re: Physiological data acquisition via USB

I've seen the Wild Divine project before and it tries (not well) to allow a biofeedback to control software. It does not seem like this is what you want. It sounds like you want feed back from instruments along with a Rev project. This can be done using a serial device called an I/O and some i

Re: BZ 2138 (was Re: ANN: BreakpointNavigator Plugin release)

Alex Tweedly wrote: I have to admit that at the moment, I haven't cast any votes for any bugs. To do so would imply that I have *chosen* the ones to vote for - and (with my sw dev manager background) I just can't do that without at least a brief review all the outstanding bugs. It's a bit of wor

Re: Replacing Answer/Ask

Derek Bump wrote: In the end, I'd like to replace both dialogs with my own custom versions. My reasons for this: As much fun as custom dialogs are, each dialog adds size to my standalone. If I can find a way to reduce those sizes, while still keeping dialogs that look standard (no offense Rev

Re: New Guide to the IDE in Process

J. Landman Gay wrote: On 4/12/05 2:26 AM, Chipp Walters wrote: You won't even throw in a plug for altPlugins? I mean, how many times has altArchive saved your skin;-) Sorry, I have to agree with Dan on this one. Regardless of how useful a plugin is, including recommendations for it in a Rev guide

Re: New Guide to the IDE in Process

Amen. On Mon, 11 Apr 2005, Dan Shafer wrote: > The "in principle" argument is simple. The unadorned, unenhanced IDE is > the common denominator that needs documenting. Third-party tools should > be documented by their developers, not in a general-usage IDE document. > There are several completely

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