Requires Robocopy from the resource kit but can be easily changed for
xcopy or copy or scopy or the daunting xxcopy.com mega copy tool.
function CopyFile srcpath,destpath,dfiles,doptions,logpath
if srcpath="" or destpath="" then
-- parse error
put 2 into thisp
if srcpath is empty the
no, there's no way to filter files with their copy line...
revCopyFile pSrcFile, pDestFile
write your own, it's the best...
if you need more options, check out the windows resource kit's robocopy
or xxcopy. scopy and xcopy also have tricks of their own but only xxcopy
does it all alas it's not
Dear Rev Programmers,
I need to know if this command will work.
I didn't see anything in the documentations about a wild card.
revCopyFile "*.uzy","C:\MyFolder"
I want copy all my files with the ext of uzy to C:\MyFolder
Will this work?
Paul Salyers
PS1 - Senior Rep.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Http
i use them in all my index fields in all TAOO stacks...
Single linked-lists. Using the Keyword fields you get another
linked list and i got a double linked-list coming soon for
other stuff...
It's just a matter of organization...
in c you would do something like:
struct list{
char *name;
int
Hi Andre
Unfortunately, as the biggest number cruncher of the crowd i still
haven't looked into resolving this eh, limit...
I know most limits (high and low) and im working on a new matrix
to calculate infinitessimally large "integers"... but not high
on the list of priorities (due to speed).
Kathy,
Thanks for the response this does help me quite a lot and gives me
more insight on the approach.
regards,
Glen
On 5/21/05, Kathy Jaqua <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Glen:
>
> I did this In a field and it works quite well :-) (
> or" How He did It by Baron Von Frankstein")
>
> First:
On May 21, 2005, at 8:20 AM, Eric Engle wrote:
>> Does anyone know of any implementations of depth first, breadthe
>> first, or a*
>> tree search algorithms using transcript, metatalk, or hypertalk?
>For depth first, use the natural recursive invocation allowed in
>Transcript.
Sounds nice -
On 5/21/05 5:16 PM, "Alejandro Tejada" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks a lot for this help! :-)
My pleasure!
> By the way, is this text overflow in option
> buttons already in bugzilla?
I don't think so. You want to log it?
:-)
Ken Ray
Sons of Thunder Software
Web site: http://www.sonsot
On May 21, 2005, at 9:11 PM, Mark Wieder wrote:
DS> We have a T1 dedicated to our conference.
!!!
So we don't need to zip our downloadable stacks anymore?
:D
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http://studio.soapdog.org
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Saturday, May 21, 2005, 2:07:56 PM, you wrote:
DS> We have a T1 dedicated to our conference.
!!!
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Hi Glen:
I did this In a field and it works quite well :-) (
or" How He did It by Baron Von Frankstein")
First:
I made two images by taking a screen shot of:
(If you have iCal on the Mac you can get a variety of
colors)
1. A check box button unchecked and I called it "Aqua
NoChButton.png"
2.
I have been trying to figure out if is possible to place a graphic in
a scrolling field?
This leads to a second question which is how can you put a check box
in a field or associate it so it looks like its part of the field.
Thanks in advance?
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On May 21, 2005, at 3:34 PM, Andre Garzia wrote:
the main trouble is with base conversions here... damn big numbers.
If you just need hex and raw binary consider H* and binaryEncode and
binaryEncode.
I think command-line D is in OS X, but I don't know anything about it.
It might be avail
on Sat, 21 May 2005
Ken Ray wrote:
> You can use my "stsEllipsis" handler to truncate and
> put an ellipsis after
> the menu item if it doesn't fit the button.
[snip]
This option is a lot better than having
to keep two lists! Your code had saved
me a tedious rewriting of the handlers
that use t
Eric Chatonet wrote:
>I noticed that too (Mac OS X).
>The only way I found was to set the
>formattedWidth of the button
The formattedwidth tells how long needs to be
the button to show all the text, right??
in my interface, i could not resize the
option button or cut the text.
> and make some
Hi Malte,
>To all:
>Shouldn't "word" be evaluated true even with a trailing COMMA in that
>case above?
I don´t think so. The "," is an additional char in the word. I
think that wouldn´t be logical...
ah, yes, i see, sounds reasonable :-)
Best
Klaus Major
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.majo
On May 21, 2005, at 6:11 PM, Dar Scott wrote:
8-byte (double) floating point for arithmetic; 32-bit for base
conversion or bit-logical.
I have tinkered with some homemade arithmetic experiments for
intervals and for fixed point decimal (* and +). You can make your
own arithmetic if you wan
>To all:
>Shouldn't "word" be evaluated true even with a trailing COMMA in that
>case above?
I don´t think so. The "," is an additional char in the word. I think
that wouldn´t be logical...
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On 5/21/05 3:21 PM, "Alejandro Tejada" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Developers,
>
> I've been working with option buttons
> and noticed that if one line of text
> is largest than the width of the button,
> this text extends over the button,
> overlapping the small triangle at the
> right of th
On May 21, 2005, at 12:55 PM, Andre Garzia wrote:
Does any one knows if Rev has some limit for number crunching? like
working with really big ints and base conversion? The issue is not
speed, I am afraid of Rev loosing information or refusing to answer
correctly. Can we trust rev for number c
We have a T1 dedicated to our conference.
Dan
On May 21, 2005, at 11:05 AM, Stephen Barncard wrote:
I'll take it!! I'll bring a long cat 5 cable and a hub for my friends.
ha ha
My guess is the T1 is for the whole convention center, shared. By
the time it gets to the likes of us, we'll proba
We had no choice. T-1 or everyone for him/herself.
Dan
On May 21, 2005, at 10:40 AM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
It cost a good deal of money to outfit the entire conference with
a T-1 line and WiFi access but we didn't see how we could expect
a bunch of Revolutionaries to do anything other tha
Hi Stephen,
Good LORD! This Transcript thing is truly DEEP. Lots of nooks and
crannies. I never heard that one! Cool.
I'm very glad that i could surprise you :-)
At 8:55 PM +0200 5/21/05, Klaus Major wrote:
"called" is among the TOKENS of "make sure the closeField is
called, as follows:"
Ton,
"word" is just a term that means everything between the word
delimiter which is usually set to a space character. So this is the
way it is supposed to work. You could have searched for a string
"called" or " called".
Dennis
On May 21, 2005, at 2:40 PM, Melitón Cardona Torres wrote
Thank you Jan. I will do that with BZ. I know how to do the sql connect using
the functions but I think the DBQ could be such a boon for new users that I
really want to see it work. As we say in my country "YOU are the man!"
Jan writes:
> Hi Chris,
>
> This problem would happen on MacOS, of cou
Hi Alejandro,
I noticed that too (Mac OS X).
The only way I found was to set the formattedWidth of the button and
make some cosmetic geometry changes (set the left...)
Le 21 mai 05 à 22:21, Alejandro Tejada a écrit :
Hi Developers,
I've been working with option buttons
and noticed that if
Hi Developers,
I've been working with option buttons
and noticed that if one line of text
is largest than the width of the button,
this text extends over the button,
overlapping the small triangle at the
right of the option button.
How could i solve this?
Is there some property of Option butt
Good LORD! This Transcript thing is truly DEEP. Lots of nooks and
crannies. I never heard that one! Cool.
At 8:55 PM +0200 5/21/05, Klaus Major wrote:
"called" is among the TOKENS of "make sure the closeField is called,
as follows:"
= TRUE
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Hi Ton,
In Transcript
"called" is among the words of "make sure the closeField is called
as follows:"
but
"called" is NOT among the words of "make sure the closeField is
called, as follows:"
Is that logical? could it be changed?
I am not sure if this is correct behaviour, but you can
Hi Folks,
Does any one knows if Rev has some limit for number crunching? like
working with really big ints and base conversion? The issue is not
speed, I am afraid of Rev loosing information or refusing to answer
correctly. Can we trust rev for number crunching?
Andre
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In Transcript
"called" is among the words of "make sure the closeField is called as
follows:"
but
"called" is NOT among the words of "make sure the closeField is called,
as follows:"
Is that logical? could it be changed?
Best regards
Ton
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I'll take it!! I'll bring a long cat 5 cable and a hub for my friends.
ha ha
My guess is the T1 is for the whole convention center, shared. By the
time it gets to the likes of us, we'll probably need the extra
bandwidth. A 'T1' can mean a lot of different things - you can have
part of a T1 and
On 5/21/05 10:39 AM, Scott Slaugh wrote:
I was able to figure out my problem. It seems that we had installed a
conflicting font somehow. As soon as I removed an hold OS 9 font we
had been using and replaced it with a newer version, the text in the
property inspectors returned to normal.
Than
It cost a good deal of money to outfit the entire conference with a
T-1 line and WiFi access but we didn't see how we could expect a
bunch of Revolutionaries to do anything other than. . .er,
revolt. . .if we didnt' supply it.
Yes, connectivity can be critical, but I don't know anyone who t
Dennis
That's how I've kept my sanity (well, at least as much of it as I
*have* kept) on this list as well.
On May 21, 2005, at 8:01 AM, Dennis Brown wrote:
I finally figured out how to manage this barrage of emails in my in-
box from this list. I just have my mail.app program send th
Judy.
If you'll have a car with you, the most pet-friendly hotel in the
area is, as I understand it, the Hyatt Regency. They recently hosted
all the owners of some large breed of dog that had a show here in
Monterey. But it's not very close to the conference center; you'd
definitely w
Bob, thank you! Because I've not followed the email closely I had no
idea, and your tip saved me. I was just able to save the executables.
Best to you, and have a good weekend.
Randy
At 12:00 PM -0400 5/21/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Date: Sat, 21 May 2005 15:10:19 +0100
From: Bob Hartley <
Stephen-
Saturday, May 21, 2005, 5:52:14 AM, you wrote:
SB> Thanks, Jan. I forgot that often some checkboxes for properties are
SB> left out of the IDE... and the button's traversalOn was one of them.
As Jacque recently pointed out to me, the "focusable" property in the
property inspector is the
On May 21, 2005, at 12:59 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
It looks nice, but I poked around and was unable to find the chmod
script. So then I dropped it onto a binary editor amd searched for
"chmod" and came up empty.
:(
Richard,
pick my CGITool palette plugin, it has some routines to set per
Dave Cragg wrote:
On 21 May 2005, at 02:44, Richard Gaskin wrote:
I remember once coming across something made in Transcript that set
permissions of files on a server.
Of course, now I can't find it. :(
Did you mean the following example from the libUrl docs?
put "192.168.123.4"
Chipp Walters wrote:
> Richard Gaskin wrote:
>> I remember once coming across something made in Transcript that set
>> permissions of files on a server.
>
> I have an altPlugin called "altFileMgr" which has a script in it
> which set's file visibility and name, be easy to mod to set file
> permis
I was able to figure out my problem. It seems that we had installed a
conflicting font somehow. As soon as I removed an hold OS 9 font we
had been using and replaced it with a newer version, the text in the
property inspectors returned to normal.
Scott Slaugh
On 5/20/05, Scott Slaugh <[EMAIL PR
On May 21, 2005, at 8:20 AM, Eric Engle wrote:
Does anyone know of any implementations of depth first, breadthe
first, or a*
tree search algorithms using transcript, metatalk, or hypertalk?
For depth first, use the natural recursive invocation allowed in
Transcript. For breadth first, ping
I finally figured out how to manage this barrage of emails in my in-
box from this list. I just have my mail.app program send them all to
a "RevList" mail box that I read with threads on. Now I can find the
other emails I get in my in-box.
I don't know why I did not think of this before.
On May 19, 2005, at 2:12 PM, Alex Tweedly wrote:
Dennis Brown wrote:
If we all make an effort to fix stuff or add examples to the web
notes, perhaps everyone, even those not on this list will benefit.
H - I think I'd agree with Phil Davis from an earlier thread on
the topic of We
Does anyone know of any implementations of depth first, breadthe first, or a*
tree search algorithms using transcript, metatalk, or hypertalk?
(for the theory behind this see:
http://www.rci.rutgers.edu/~cfs/305_html/Computation/ExhaustiveSearch_305.html)
Yahoo! Mail
Stay con
At 14:59 21/05/2005, you wrote:
Well, things only happen when you're on a terrible deadline, and that's
what happened to me yesterday. I had spent hours working on a program that
was part of a presentation (long story) and went to compile an OS X and/or
Windows standlone application so I could
Well, things only happen when you're on a terrible deadline, and
that's what happened to me yesterday. I had spent hours working on a
program that was part of a presentation (long story) and went to
compile an OS X and/or Windows standlone application so I could dash
off just in time. But no ma
Thanks, Jan. I forgot that often some checkboxes for properties are
left out of the IDE... and the button's traversalOn was one of them.
At 2:42 AM -0700 5/21/05, Jan Schenkel wrote:
Hi Stephen,
The following trick works on both Win and Mac: set the
traversalOn of the popup menu button to fal
Rob Beynon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> Another question that has probably been asked before -
>
> I wonder why this resource (use revolution) has not been presented
> using one of the many forum/bb software that seems to be everywhere
> else. With inbuilt search etc, it would be a lot better to
Hi All.
The buttons on my app are getting numerous. ONe button inserts a another
button into a card. I'd like a way to have one button do this depending on
the satus of a popup/
IE click on one button and it inserts a button with a script
on mouseup
do function1
end mouseup
but if function 2
This is really a query about etiquette, I think, rather than a bug report.
I noticed that when my script is repeatedly "find"ing a multi-word phrase in
a text field on a cards in a large stack it sometimes appears to fail. I
eventually realised that it isn't failing - it just doesn't show the "box
--- Damien Girard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I make a database (in XML), in this database, user
> can write information
> about a lot of things, but I have tried my software,
> and I see a really
> nasty bug, and I didn't know how I can solve it.
>
> French special characters (éèçàù
--- Stephen Barncard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> I know there's some kind of trick here to do this;
>
>
> I have an unlocked, editable field with text. I
> select a portion of
> the text, then option click on it for a popup that
> has a few options
> to select from to do something to the text,
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> [snip]
>
> So now I can make changes but I still have one major
> hickup. If I click a
> button that is linked to the database such as a Next
> button set to 'Move to Next
> Record' then the field doesn't appear to ever get
> the close message needed to
> trigger
Recently, Rob Beynon wrote:
> I wonder why this resource (use revolution) has not been presented
> using one of the many forum/bb software that seems to be everywhere
> else. With inbuilt search etc, it would be a lot better to use.
It has -- the Rev folks haven't provided a link on their site y
On 21 May 2005, at 02:44, Richard Gaskin wrote:
I remember once coming across something made in Transcript that set
permissions of files on a server.
Of course, now I can't find it. :(
Did you mean the following example from the libUrl docs?
put "192.168.123.4" into tHost
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