on Sat, 21 May 2005
Ken Ray wrote:
AT> > By the way, is this text overflow in option
AT> > buttons already in bugzilla?
KR> I don't think so. You want to log it?
Today, sunday, i have been sneezing all day,
so probably when i feel better... :-(
al
Visit my site:
http://www.geocities.com/capel
From: Sarah Reichelt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: 23 May 2005 1:07:29 PM
To: How to use Revolution
Subject: Re: Trouble connecting to MySQL
Reply-To: How to use Revolution
-- write sessional data to ATS database
put revOpenDatabase("MySQL","localhost","ATS",here>,) into pMysql
put "INSERT INTO i
This was answered earlier here. The password system for the newer version of
Mysql is different so you have to set it to use the old version.
On 5/22/05 10:27 PM, "Terry Judd" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The time has come where I've had to start working with a backend
> database on one of my pr
Christian
There's also free zip program alternatives...
http://sourceforge.net/projects/sevenzip/
cheers
Xavier
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Ken Ray
> Sent: Sunday, May 22, 2005 21:50
> To: Use Revolution List
> Subject: Re:
-- write sessional data to ATS database
put revOpenDatabase("MySQL","localhost","ATS",here>,) into pMysql
put "INSERT INTO inter
VALUES(pSession,pInit,pUser,pAddress,pLocation,tData)" into tStatement
revExecuteSQL
pMysql,tStatement,"pSession","pInit","pUser","pAddress","pLocation","tD
ata"
The time has come where I've had to start working with a backend
database on one of my projects. Anyway, I've installed MySQL on my
desktop for testing purposes and have set up a database with a couple
of tables (reading a MySQL book as I go). Seems to work fine from the
command line (altho
Sorry for the noise here, but it appears an overzealous spam blocker
may have resulted in one or two people who have registered for RevCon
West not having their email notices sent to me.
if you have registered for RevCon West and have NOT yet received from
me an email confirming your regist
On 5/22/05 6:37 PM, "Thomas McCarthy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I found a small bug.
> Using revmail on my PC (win98-jap) which has Thunderbird (ver 1?) installed:
> Thunderbird starts up properly.
> The message and subject are there, but the sendto address field is empty.
>
> The this comm
I found a small bug.
Using revmail on my PC (win98-jap) which has Thunderbird (ver 1?) installed:
Thunderbird starts up properly.
The message and subject are there, but the sendto address field is empty.
The this command works on my mac (Mail) and other pcs (outlook).
___
> I wanted to say that checking for cd 1 can work only if user deletes
> properly all other cards first. For example, consider a stack with 3
> cards and user is on the last card. He deletes it, so the current
> card becomes 1. Now your check will refuse to delete but clear cards
> instead; however
> Hershel, the construct "there is a" is already in the language. It's
used to check for existence of something (object in a stack, file,
directory). Xavier just suggested new options: to check whether a
volume (it should be volume or partition not drive) is mounted
(volume in question could
IE click on one button and it inserts a button with a script
on mouseup
do function1
end mouseup
but if function 2 is selected from the popup it adds a button with
script
on mouseup
do function2
end mouseup
How do I do this. I thought of having a hidden stack with buttons with
the functions i
Recently, Ken Ray wrote:
> Well, AFAIK, Windows doesn't come with built-in compression like ZIP; you
> have to buy/download WinZip, or Stuffit for Windows. I believe WinZip has a
> command line option, but I think you need to download and install it.
I'm no expert, but an exception *might* be XP
>> In my opinion to English'ish is very error prone, because every body has his
>> way of talking. True, transcript is English but English has many versions.
>> Besides the fact that RR is already a very big language. Therefore I think
>> the best way is a bit scheme or some kind of formality and
On May 22, 2005, at 2:32 PM, Bob Hartley wrote:
I have a button on my database that saves data to an external file. I
want to put in a check on this.
eg, when they press the button they get asked "Do you really want to
export this data? It will replace the fiel adn cant be undone" and a
box
Hi All.
I have a button on my database that saves data to an external file. I want
to put in a check on this.
eg, when they press the button they get asked "Do you really want to export
this data? It will replace the fiel adn cant be undone" and a box with Yes
and No that performs the action
Hi All
I haev a database with a group of fields on it. I have a delete
card button with the script
on mouseup
delete card
end mouseup
This works perfectly with one exception. If I delete all cards down
to the last card I still see my database template. If however, I
delete the last card I d
On 5/22/05 2:31 PM, "Christian Langers" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Or can't I zip files via the shell in windows ?
Well, AFAIK, Windows doesn't come with built-in compression like ZIP; you
have to buy/download WinZip, or Stuffit for Windows. I believe WinZip has a
command line option, but I
Bob,
You could do this by going through a loop to clear each field on the
card:
repeat with c=1 to the number of controls in card 1
get the name of control c --button "btnName"
if word 2 of it is quote&"label field""e then next repeat --
filter out any label fields
if word 1 o
Hi All
I haev a database with a group of fields on it. I have a delete
card button with the script
on mouseup
delete card
end mouseup
This works perfectly with one exception. If I delete all cards down
to the last card I still see my database template. If however, I
delete the last card I d
Hello,
on Os X, I'm able to use the shell for zipping files/folders...
is there an equivalent command for the shell command "ditto -c -k --
keepParent --sequesterRsrc "& SourceFile&&DestinationFile.zip)" in
windows ?
Or can't I zip files via the shell in windows ?
Thanks in advance,
C
Thanks Eric. I appreciate your comments, though perhaps I should
have actually stated what problem I was solving.
I put everything on separate statements because I actually have more
complex requirements in my real application and I wanted it simple to
understand, modify and debug --and sp
Hi Bob,
this should do...
In the stack script:
on deleteTheCards
if the number of this cd<>1 then
delete this cd
else
repeat with i=1 to the number of fields of this cd
put empty into fld i of this cd
end repeat
end if
end deleteTheCards
In your button script
on mouseU
Hi All
I haev a database with a group of fields on it. I have a delete card
button with the script
on mouseup
delete card
end mouseup
This works perfectly with one exception. If I delete all cards down to the
last card I still see my database template. If however, I delete the last
card I d
Thanks, Serge, I'll check them out.
best,
Mark
On 22 May 2005, at 15:47, Serge S?gu wrote:
Can anyone recommend a good book on Applescript?
++ Many people recommend the Danny Goodman's AppleScript Handbook.
Personaly I have learned with "AppleScript for dummies" who is very
interesting, d
Le 22 mai 05, à 15:31, Mark Smith a écrit :
Can anyone recommend a good book on Applescript?
++ Many people recommend the Danny Goodman's AppleScript Handbook.
Personaly I have learned with "AppleScript for dummies" who is very
interesting, despite the title (for example, it gives tricks fo
Andre,
Base number calculations are one of my fields of expertise, i reverse
engineered natural mathematics for my own theory of quantic compression. And
got limited very often but learned a lot! I have plans for an enhanced n-bit
calculator and base-free of course but speed might be an issue thou
Can anyone recommend a good book on Applescript?
Despite 10years+ experience with xTalks, I still find Applescript
utterly impenetrable - Apples' own documentation manages to be so
verbose and yet so abstract as to make the often-complained about
(sometimes by me) Rev docs look brilliant. In p
JB has suggested:
set the wholematches to false
put wordoffset("called","make sure the closeField is called, as follows:")
---> returns 6
But ...
set the wholematches to false
put wordoffset("print","make sure the closeField is printed, as follows:")
---> returns 6 too,
yet ... "Printed"
JB has suggested:
set the wholematches to false
put wordoffset("called","make sure the closeField is called, as
follows:")
---> returns 6
But ...
set the wholematches to false
put wordoffset("print","make sure the closeField is printed, as
follows:")
---> returns 6 too,
yet ... "Print
You can use another construct :
set the wholematches to true
put wordoffset("called","make sure the closeField is called, as
follows:")
---> returns 0
set the wholematches to false
put wordoffset("called","make sure the closeField is called, as
follows:")
---> returns 6
JB
> I
31 matches
Mail list logo
