Hi Sarah,
Yes, I tried Rev on one of the early Tiger builds and it worked
perfectly :-)
Thanks for this info!
Not that i was surprised :-)
Sarah
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Am 12.04.2005 um 11:09 schrieb Chrono Wind:
i got problem with Unicode
we might be able to help... :-)
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On 4/12/05 7:36 PM, Dennis Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...I have two arrays 10,000 lines with 2500 items in each line...
...I need to pair the items together...
Do you have something like closing prices in one container and shares traded
in another container, each for the same 10,000
G'day all
Regular Expression syntax in ReplaceText is driving me a bit loopy
right now, I was hoping someone out there could work out what I'm doing
wrong...
I want a single RegEx expression using ReplaceText to strip out leading
and tailing spaces, leaving any spaces in the middle untouched.
Hi All,
I am confused about the copy command, is there any way to copy an
object onto the current card and rename it at the same time? I am
using the following code snippet to create a new rectangle with a
given name:
copy graphic TemplateRect to this card -- TemplateRect is precreated
put
Hi David,
In one line, I am afraid not :-)
But in two lines:
copy grc TemplateRect to this card
set the name of last grc to G- the ID of last grc
Best regards,
Le 13 avr. 05, à 12:19, David Burgun a écrit :
copy graphic TemplateRect to this card -- TemplateRect is precreated
put the ID of the
On 12 Apr 2005, at 3:56 pm, Bill Vlahos wrote:
Would this product do what you want?
http://www.bkohg.com/service_e.html
What an amazing thing! I used to have fischertechnik® when I was a
kid! I might just get it because it looks such fun. However, you
can't go connecting people to any old
Hi David,
In one line, I am afraid not :-)
But in two lines:
copy grc TemplateRect to this card
set the name of last grc to G- the ID of last grc
Best regards,
Hi,
Ok, seems strange that you can't do it as one command.
Thanks!
Dave
Le 13 avr. 05, à 12:19, David Burgun a écrit :
copy graphic
And what about a one line non regex solution like: put word 1 to -1 of
x into x?
(I know, not as elegant and impressive as a true regex ;-)
Gr W.
On 13 Apr 2005, at 12:14, Matt Denton wrote:
G'day all
Regular Expression syntax in ReplaceText is driving me a bit loopy
right now, I was hoping
Hello folks.
Can anyone shed any light on this? I'm having problems with the export
syntax. I am trying to export an area of a window...
The snippet below works fine, happily creating a jpeg in the default
folder, but using screen coords (which I don't want)
put the ticks temp.jpg
Hi,
I have a script on a graphic rectangle object that does the following:
on mouseEnter
set foregroundColor of me to blue
pass mouseEnter
end mouseEnter
on mouseLeave
set foregroundColor of me to black
pass mouseLeave
end mouseLeave
on mouseDown
set the layer of me to top
end mouseDown
on
Hi Chris,
The export snapshot from rect of window windowID to file... does not
appear very reliable.
So convert the rect of your object to global coordinates and use export
snapshot from rect to file... instead :-)
function GlobalObjRect pRect
return item 1 of pRect + the left of this
Quoting David Burgun [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi David,
In one line, I am afraid not :-)
But in two lines:
copy grc TemplateRect to this card
set the name of last grc to G- the ID of last grc
Best regards,
Hi,
Ok, seems strange that you can't do it as one command.
Thanks!
Dave
Hi
Eric -
Thanks so much! I'm pleased I wasn't doing something daft. Your
function does the trick beautifully.
Regards,
Chris
On 13 Apr 2005, at 12:10, Eric Chatonet wrote:
Hi Chris,
The export snapshot from rect of window windowID to file... does not
appear very reliable.
So convert the rect of
Hi Chris,
I think that Klaus formulation is better ;-)
But using a function is a good choice:
function GlobalObjRect pObj
return globalLoc(the topLeft of pObj),globalLoc(the botRight of pObj)
end GlobalObjRect
put GlobalObjRect(the long ID of graphic PFrame) into tRect --
export snapshot from
Bonjour Eric,
Hi Chris,
I think that Klaus formulation is better ;-)
merci beaucoup, mon ami, i was just about to fall into a dep
depression :-D
But using a function is a good choice:
function GlobalObjRect pObj
return globalLoc(the topLeft of pObj),globalLoc(the botRight of pObj)
end
Thanks! That link on comparisons between Dreamcard and Revolution is just
what I needed!
_http://www.runrev.com/section/platform.php_
(http://www.runrev.com/section/platform.php)
Questions:
1.) If I spend a year developing some great application in Dreamcard, then
is moving it to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks! That link on comparisons between Dreamcard and Revolution is just
what I needed!
Questions:
I can't properly answer any of the DB questions - but here are my
opinions on the others.
1.) If I spend a year developing some great application in Dreamcard,
Klaus -
don't get depressed - I just used the first solution that came along!
Thanks for your help. BOTH solutions work beautifully! I'll use
yours next time, just to show how fair-minded I am...;-)
C
On 13 Apr 2005, at 12:30, Klaus Major wrote:
Bonjour Eric,
Hi Chris,
I think that
Hi Chris,
Klaus -
don't get depressed - I just used the first solution that came along!
Thanks for your help.
BOTH solutions work beautifully! I'll use yours next time, just to
show how fair-minded I am...;-)
you are a VERY nice guy, thank you :-)
C
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Klaus Major
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I agree. It's now bug 2779, if you are interested in voting for it.
In thinking about it, I'm thinking of this with another benefit: not
only does it reduce the on-disk size of the stack, but it should also
reduce startup time for the standalone,
This is not yet ready for prime time, but I would like to know how
this works for those with broadband access to the Web.
The program takes data from a DB and goes--one address at a time--to
the US Post Office web site to get the extra 4 digit appendage to the
zip code (necessary for bar code
Hi Richard,
On Apr 12, 2005, at 7:38 PM, 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
I forgot to acknowledge help from Dave Cragg. The handler below is
from Dave and is a wonderful tutorial for anyone interested in
getting info from a web site with data to be filed in. Just run this
on a card with one field and you will see the full 9 digit zip code
for the address: 123 Broad
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Please note that when looking at that chart you may see that Oracle
access is limited to Rev and not Dreamcard, but that any of the three
versions provides access to other types of database servers, including
MySql, PostgreSQL (which is my personal
29 seconds on my 2mb ADSL (UK)
Chris
On 13 Apr 2005, at 13:55, Jim Hurley wrote:
This is not yet ready for prime time, but I would like to know how
this works for those with broadband access to the Web.
The program takes data from a DB and goes--one address at a time--to
the US Post Office web
Hi Jim,
2928.108 Kbps (366.014 Ko/sec) 25 secondes.
Best regards,
Le 13 avr. 05, à 14:55, Jim Hurley a écrit :
This is not yet ready for prime time, but I would like to know how
this works for those with broadband access to the Web.
The program takes data from a DB and goes--one address at a
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If you're using that particular action a lot, make a custom command,
maybe this one (for example):
on copyGraphic namedThis withThisName
copy grc namedThis to this card
set the name of last grc to withThisName
end copyGraphic
On Apr 13, 2005, at
Could it have to do with the fact that mouseenter is not sent if the
mouse button is already down when you enter an object?
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Hi Jonathan,
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Sent: Wednesday, April 13, 2005 7:08 AM
To: How to use Revolution
Subject: mouseEnter/mouseLeave Problem
Hi,
I have a script on a graphic rectangle object that does the following:
on
I don't think so, cos it's mouseLeave that isn't being called.
If both rectangles are black and I move the mouse back and forth
between them, all works as it should. If I mouseDown in either of the
rectangles and then move the mouse to the other recangle, the
Rectangle moved to changes to blue
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On Apr 13, 2005, at 7:35 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks! That link on comparisons between Dreamcard and Revolution is
just
what I needed!
_http://www.runrev.com/section/platform.php_
(http://www.runrev.com/section/platform.php)
Questions:
1.) If
I guess what I was hoping for was to see Chapter 1, or the Getting
Started Guide. The little pieces parts don't seem to do for decent
anything.
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Hi Jonathan,
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Burgun
Sent: Wednesday, April 13, 2005 7:08 AM
To: How to use Revolution
Subject: mouseEnter/mouseLeave Problem
Hi,
I have a script on a graphic rectangle object that does the following:
on
Dennis Brown wrote:
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
You might be able to rework this by catching the mousemove message in
the card script or the stack script. Something like the following might
work (untested, so it will prolly need some tweaking)
On mousemove
Global gBluelist
If word 1 of the long name of the mousecontrol = graphic then
Similar to what I put in another message that I just sent in...
If you maintain a global variable to keep track of the graphic that is
set to blue - then, whenever you set a new graphic to blue, you can make
sure the previous graphic, whose name is stored in the global variable,
gets set back to
I agree. It's now bug 2779, if you are interested in voting for it.
Didn't have to ask twice. I've parted with 5 of my votes for this item,
so we'll see how soon it will be before that get's implimented
(hopefully soon).
In thinking about it, I'm thinking of this with another benefit: not
Ok, thanks, I will take a look, but I would just lke to know why what
I have already doesn't work! What I have been trying to do as a
work-around is this:
--
-- When mouseDown is called the current top will be the last
selected Rectangle
-- Send a mouseLeave message to this Rectangle.
on
Similar to what I put in another message that I just sent in...
If you maintain a global variable to keep track of the graphic that is
set to blue - then, whenever you set a new graphic to blue, you can make
sure the previous graphic, whose name is stored in the global variable,
gets set back to
To Alex Dick,
Yes, I am doing something like what Dick suggested, only a lot more
complex --actually I have about a hundred very different calculations
to do on various arrays which is why I was not more specific about the
calculations (it has to do with generating various statistics and
On Apr 12, 2005, at 1:15 PM, Dan Shafer wrote:
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).
PROSSER
But Mr. Dent, the plans have been available
Hi everyone,
I go on with energy :-)
And I hope these new tutorials will be helpful:
How-To stack #014: Managing Answer Dialogs (specially dedicated to
beginners but the HTML part might interest all)
Shows how to manage answer dialogs (with plain text or HTML), how to
build a prompt, set
You might have to resort to checking to see if the mouseloc is within
the rect of each graphic you wish to check - ugh.
Ok, I finally got the expect results by doing the following
on mouseEnter
put the name of the last graphic into myGraphicName
if myGraphicName name of me then
set the
Dennis Brown wrote:
The Idea is to break apart the essential functional elements of the
repeat for each control to allow more flexibility. This sample has a
bit more refinement than what I posted yesterday in Bugzilla.
The new keyword would be access , but could be something else.
An example
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People working on computer languages generally avoid (and with good
reason) adding new keywords.
Have you considered and for rather than also?
On Apr 13, 2005, at 11:25 AM, Alex Tweedly wrote:
Dennis Brown wrote:
The Idea is to break apart the
On 4/13/05, Richard Gaskin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
answer the executionContexts
Richard,
Is the executionContexts documented anywhere? I couldn't find a
reference to it in the online documentation.
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On 4/13/05, Jim Hurley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I forgot to acknowledge help from Dave Cragg. The handler below is from
Dave and is a wonderful tutorial for anyone interested in getting info
from a web site with data to be filed in. Just run this on a card with
one field and you will see the
On 4/13/05, Jim Hurley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I forgot to acknowledge help from Dave Cragg. The handler below is from
Dave and is a wonderful tutorial for anyone interested in getting info
from a web site with data to be filed in. Just run this on a card with
one field and you will see the
Howard Bornstein wrote:
Is the executionContexts documented anywhere? I couldn't find a
reference to it in the online documentation.
I don't know.
Not sure where I learned about it, maybe from poking around the Rev
frontscripts.
To the best of my knowledge, there are only a very few tokens in
On Apr 13, 2005, at 3:14 AM, Matt Denton wrote:
G'day all
Regular Expression syntax in ReplaceText is driving me a bit loopy
right now, I was hoping someone out there could work out what I'm
doing wrong...
I want a single RegEx expression using ReplaceText to strip out
leading and tailing
Dennis,
I guess it's half of each, as I see it (and I misread some of this I
think).
You only need sequential access to the lines and items, but random
access would solve your problems. Random access is even faster than
sequential, and can do everything sequential can.
From your syntax
Hi All,
I can't get this to send the correct paramater handler
set myRect to 1,2,3,4
sendMessage UpdateData myRect to group Update
on UpdateData theRect
end updateData
UpdateData gets called ok, but theRect is set to 1 - the rest of
the list have gone.
How can I send a Rect as a parameter like
Hi David,
Hi All,
I can't get this to send the correct paramater handler
set myRect to 1,2,3,4
sendMessage UpdateData myRect to group Update
on UpdateData theRect
end updateData
UpdateData gets called ok, but theRect is set to 1 - the rest of
the list have gone.
How can I send a Rect as a
I'm kinda lost... what is this comment in respect to?
I think there is/was a getting started by *user type*.
I am hazarding a guess that Chater 1 would be very like Dan's upcoming
review of the IDE? (which , of course, of necessity, will likely be
different than my own little 'getting started'
Alex,
I see your point and that was my first thought also. After sleeping on
it, what I am really suggesting now is not breaking apart the repeat
structure as much creating an new sequential access method operator(s).
This is more flexible than tying it to the loop operator. It means
that
Brian,
Can you create a 1 by 2500 by 100 array of random numbers (sparsely
populated i.e. some values are null) in SQL?
Can you put the sum of two random accessed numbers (except if one is
null then the sum is null) into a third random location?
How fast can you do this last thing 2500
Jim,
48 seconds on our super-slow-controlled-bandwidth corporate LAN. I will
try it later from home on DSL for better results.
Roger Eller [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On 04/13/2005 at 08:55 AM, Jim Hurley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Please, somebody, let me know how long this
takes you with broadband.
On 13 Apr 2005, at 17:00, Howard Bornstein wrote:
On 4/13/05, Jim Hurley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
on mouseUp
put empty into field 1
put Selection= 1 after tQuery
put after tQuery
put address1= urlEncode(123 BROAD ST) after tQuery
put after tQuery
put zipcode= 95959
On Tuesday, April 12, 2005, at 07:25 PM,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I might be able to suffer with the
chunk specification for the line#, then use a repeat for each item and
put 2500 items in an array. That way I will only need 2500 array items
at any one time instead of 125,000,000 array items
Mark,
Yes, this is what I am going to do.
Thanks,
Dennis
On Apr 13, 2005, at 1:37 PM, Mark Brownell wrote:
On Tuesday, April 12, 2005, at 07:25 PM,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I might be able to suffer with the
chunk specification for the line#, then use a repeat for each item and
put 2500 items in
ron barber wrote:
On Apr 12, 2005, at 7:38 PM, 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
On Wednesday, April 13, 2005, at 10:37 AM, Mark Brownell wrote:
Dennis,
I once used the split function to create almost instant arrays based
on 1, 2, 3, etc... as the locations created by the split, ( I call
them locations because I'm an old Director user.) This process could
work well when you
Hi,
It's working now, I just didn't realize you had to put the parameters
into the string too!
Thanks a lot
Dave
Recently, David Burgun wrote:
I can't get this to send the correct paramater handler
set myRect to 1,2,3,4
sendMessage UpdateData myRect to group Update
on UpdateData theRect
Subtracting 0 from a number makes it bigger? I guess so in Revolution.
set the numberformat to 0.###
answer 0.91
answer 0.91 - 0
This is documented in the docs under numberFormat, but is causing me problems
with some sensitive calculations. I guess you'd run against the same
Frank D. Engel, Jr. wrote:
People working on computer languages generally avoid (and with good
reason) adding new keywords.
True in general, but this is Transcript, which already has over 250
keywords (a fair number of which have changed in or since 2.0), so I
didn't feel the same need to
Hi,
I just want to always round a number up, for instance 25.1 25.001
25.3 25.5 25.9 should all be rounded up to 26.
The round and statFunctions don't seem to do this, is there a
function that does?
Thanks
Dave
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David Burgun wrote:
Hi,
I just want to always round a number up, for instance 25.1 25.001
25.3 25.5 25.9 should all be rounded up to 26.
The round and statFunctions don't seem to do this, is there a function
that does?
Don't think there's one built-in.
function ceil pVal
return
no, use:
trunc(1.5)+1
On Apr 13 2005, at 21:10, David Burgun wrote:
Hi,
I just want to always round a number up, for instance 25.1 25.001
25.3 25.5 25.9 should all be rounded up to 26.
The round and statFunctions don't seem to do this, is there a function
that does?
Thanks
Dave
On 13 Apr 2005, at 18:09, Trevor DeVore wrote:
On Apr 13, 2005, at 3:14 AM, Matt Denton wrote:
G'day all
Regular Expression syntax in ReplaceText is driving me a bit loopy
right now, I was hoping someone out there could work out what I'm
doing wrong...
I want a single RegEx expression using
Alex Tweedly wrote:
Don't think there's one built-in.
function ceil pVal
return ceil(pVal)+1
end ceil
Sorry - I meant
return trunc(pVal)+1
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trunc(1.5)+1
Thanks! There should be a mention of this on the round and statRound
documentation pages!
Cheers
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How does this work with even values 1,2,3
you would need to add just less than 1 or test that the number and the
trunc are not the same
function ceil pVal
if trunc(pVal) = pVal then return pVal
else return trunc(pVal)+1
end if
end ceil
Dennis
On Apr 13, 2005, at 3:24 PM, Alex Tweedly wrote:
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Hmm... rounding 2 up with that formula will yield 3 instead of 2; is
this what you want?
Consider:
function ceil x
return trunc(x + 0.5)
end ceil
On Apr 13, 2005, at 3:28 PM, David Burgun wrote:
no, use:
trunc(1.5)+1
Thanks! There should be a
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Ack! Mine is wrong too!
Mine is a round function for a language with no round function!
On Apr 13, 2005, at 3:37 PM, Frank D. Engel, Jr. wrote:
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Hmm... rounding 2 up with that formula will yield 3 instead
sorry, that should be trunc(pVal+1)
On Apr 13, 2005, at 3:36 PM, Dennis Brown wrote:
How does this work with even values 1,2,3
you would need to add just less than 1 or test that the number and the
trunc are not the same
function ceil pVal
if trunc(pVal) = pVal then return pVal
else return
What about?
put ceil(25.0) = 26, not the indended result.
Try:
function ceil pVal
if pVal mod trunc(pVal) = 0 then return pVal
return trunc(pVal)+1
end function
-Chipp
Alex Tweedly wrote:
Alex Tweedly wrote:
Don't think there's one built-in.
function ceil pVal
return ceil(pVal)+1
end ceil
On Apr 13 2005, at 21:40, Chipp Walters wrote:
What about?
put ceil(25.0) = 26, not the indended result.
Try:
function ceil pVal
if pVal mod trunc(pVal) = 0 then return pVal
return trunc(pVal)+1
end function
-Chipp
Alex Tweedly wrote:
Alex Tweedly wrote:
Don't think there's one built-in.
I didn't know the RunRev Marketing guy's name was Prosser.
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On Apr 13, 2005, at 8:04 AM, Geoff Canyon wrote:
On Apr 12, 2005, at
(List...Apologies if this shows up twice. I sent it two hours ago and
it hasn't shown up yet so I'm guessing the Big Bit Bucket in the Sky is
smacking its lips after devouring it.)
I am really excited today to announce that Chipp Walters -- who is not
only the co-chair of RevCon West in
Wouldn't you know it? One minute after I resend my note, it shows up on
the list.
Sigh.
dan
On Apr 13, 2005, at 11:01 AM, Dan Shafer wrote:
I am really excited today to announce that Chipp Walters -- who is not
only the co-chair of RevCon West in Monterey June 17-18, but is also
one of the
27 seconds on DSL.
Please, somebody, let me know how long this
takes you with broadband. Thanks.
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On 13 Apr 2005, at 21:47, Trevor DeVore wrote:
snip
Is there a way to do ltrim (trim whitespace on left of string) in
plain transcript? Right now I just use:
function str_lTrim pString
get replaceText(pString, ^[ \t\r\n]+, )
return it
end str_lTrim
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let's go wild in humor!
Subtracting 0 from a number makes it bigger? I guess so in Revolution.
There's more than one problem with zeros... It's a special hyperprogramming
dimention that Rev opens for it's users! ;)
Between any two points a curve can hide a monster... said a famous
Hi,
While we were talking this over on ChatRev, I came up with this
one-line solution:
function f2 x
return trunc(x)+(itemoffset((x is an integer),true,false)-1)
end f2
(mind line-wraps).
If you want to join the discussion, download a client at
Thanks for spreading the word, Dan : Quartam Reports
is not dead at all -- it is moving forward, but at a
slower pace than I had hoped.
It is becoming increasingly difficult to juggle time
between a demanding full-time job, evening classes, my
own projects and a relationship. Quartam Reports is a
On 4/13/05 5:14 AM, Matt Denton wrote:
I want a single RegEx expression using ReplaceText to strip out leading
and tailing spaces, leaving any spaces in the middle untouched.
For this particular case where you don't want to remove internal
spacing, I like to use regular transcript:
get word 1
On 4/13/05, Dave Cragg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jim (or Dave),
I put this in a card script and tried it and got nothing. Both the
result and it came back empty. Any ideas?
Not really.
Have you tried post with other urls?
All I can suggest is to log the transaction
On 4/13/05, Richard Gaskin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I had submitted an enhancement request to BZ some months ago for that,
but for some odd reason I can't find it in there now
Maybe we need to add a BugzillaRequestNotHandled token. ;-)
Thanks for the info.
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At 05:40 06/04/2005, you wrote:
Thank you all!
I just put a demo of the user-movable fields, and an example of how it
might be useful, in the user spaces of revonline-- User movable fields,
under programming.
This is so cool-- when I first thought of it this morning, I figured it
would take
On Apr 13, 2005, at 6:48 AM, Alex Tweedly wrote:
btw - BZ 2138 (can't run apps by double-click) is an Enhancement
request - since the docs don't claim it should be possible, I couldn't
find any excuse to make it a bug rather than an enhancement request;
that may be another reason it hasn't been
I agree,
If you use all your votes up, and then want to vote for something else,
you can always at that point review what you voted on and take some
votes away from lower priority bugs so you can put them onto the new
item. That way you can prioritize your votes for the things that have
Trevor DeVore wrote:
This will strip leading and trailing whitespace from a multiline
string. But given that you say that word 1 to -1 is that much faster
I am going to switch to that. Those of us still trying to break away
from our previous languages like to complicate things on occasion ;)
On 4/13/05 5:27 AM, Eric Chatonet [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
In one line, I am afraid not :-)
But in two lines:
copy grc TemplateRect to this card
set the name of last grc to G- the ID of last grc
You can also use it, since the newly created object is stored in it:
copy grc TemplateRect
On Apr 13, 2005, at 4:49 PM, Ken Ray wrote:
get matchText(pWhat, (?s)^\s+(.*?)\s+$, tReturnVal)
I agree that the word 1 to -1 solution will do what you want 95+% of
the
time, but just wanted to make sure that everyone knew there was at
least one
'hole' in that approach in case anyone cared.
Dennis,
I through together a real rough test- just some tables with random
values 0-1000.
SELECT (v1 + v2500) FROM values1,values2500 LIMIT 50;
This ran for me in about 10-15 seconds off of a G4 XServe with 1GB
memory. Note that I only had enough free memory to do chunks of 500,000
Brian,
I am running on a 1.8 GHz single processor G5 Tower.
With my data put into an array it takes about 9 sec to access each
value.
With my data in a variable, it takes about 1.5 sec to access each value
sequentially.
I don't have the new approach written yet (got side tracked on the
graphing
Hi Judy,
Good tutorial and the PDF is a neat touch and very well put together.
However I suggest you have a look at the menuPick message which makes
handling tabs much easier.
When using one card per tab, here is the script I use:
on menuPick pCardName
go to card pCardName
end menuPick
For
For those of you who've come lately to this, the problem was simple.
How to add menus for both Mac and PC to an existing stack *without*
ever resizing the existing stack.
As you all probably know, the minute you add a menu to a stack, it's
height is recalculated whenever it opens on a
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