Andre Garzia [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
function list
local tList
repeat with x = 1 to paramcount()
put param(x) cr after tList
end repeat
delete char -1 of tList
return tList
end list
on demoList pPrefix, pList
repeat with x = 1 to the number of lines in pList
Thank you Jan. I did put the quote as in go stack url
http://www.myserver.com/stack/test.rev; and the no such card reply was what
i got. any other explanation or help? Thank you very much.
Ross hansen
Jan Schenkel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Ross,
Have you tried putting quotes around the
Hi Ross,
The only explanation is that your path is not quite right :-)
Check for uppercase and lowercase: Web urls are case sensitive...
Best regards from Paris,
Eric Chatonet.
Le 24 mai 05 à 09:47, Ross Hansen a écrit :
Thank you Jan. I did put the quote as in go stack url http://
Hi all!
Is there something different in Rev 2.5.1 as far as saving changes to
stacks in a standalone? When I made stanalones in 2.1.2, I could
always save stacks when a splashscreen is the application. I've seen
this countless times in posts and it always worked, but it won't work
for
I've just started to work on a suite of handlers for infinite-precision
calculations. The core idea I shall exploit: Break up each calculation into a
series of smaller operations which are within the machine's capability, and
combine the results into an aggregate result which would otherwise
Very nice!
That's the easy part though ;)
Divisions is where it gets harder and using arrays may be much more
efficient than
using strings or numbers... But items could work well too but wouldn't it
be slower?
cheers
Xavier
On 24.05.2005 11:02:36 use-revolution-bounces wrote:
I've just
hi eric, sorry to bother you again. i've checked all the uppercase and
lowercase and all the quotes and the path. But still it returns no such card.
any tips?
thanks.
Ross
Eric Chatonet [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Ross,
The only explanation is that your path is not quite right :-)
Check
Hi Lars,
Hi all!
Is there something different in Rev 2.5.1 as far as saving changes
to stacks in a standalone? When I made stanalones in 2.1.2, I
could always save stacks when a splashscreen is the application.
I've seen this countless times in posts and it always worked, but
it
sez [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I want to populate a pulldown menu with choices from the user's font
menu. I'm sure there's a one-line command to do this (that's what I love
about RR) but I can't find it.
Welcome aboard, and there is indeed a one-liner for what you want:
put the fontNames into
Hi Ross,
Sorry for you too!
Try to check another url as this one:
go url http://www.sosmartsoftware.com/downloads/Managing%
20Tooltips.rev
(copy it, paste it into the message box and press enter)
If this one does not work it means an internet connexion issue
otherwise, it's a problem with
On 24 May 2005, at 05:45, Ross Hansen wrote:
Hello, I am new to revolution and from the discussion archive, i
saw that it's possible to run revolution stack on remote server by
typing go stack url http://www.myserver.com/stack/test.rev into the
message box. that's what i did, but the
sez [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Very nice!
Thanks!
That's the easy part though ;)
[nods] Don't I know it!
Divisions is where it gets harder...
And square roots... and powers... and DIV and MOD... and...
I've already come up with an infinite-precision algorithm for
multiplication which looks
If you want to tackle multiplications, you should do it via bases...
10 and 2 being the easiest but not the most efficient.
Knowing the laws of power series and logs will be of great help
as they can tell you what digit goes where... But Rev can't handle
the sums so you need an array (or items)
HI Lars,
Listen,i am TOTALLY brand newto REVOLUTION 2.5.1.
i too...have downloaded the TRIAL DEMO version of 2.5.1
But lars, the REVOLUTION web site...clearly says...that the DEMO is FULLY
FUNCTIONAL..
in other words... the DEMO of REVOLUTION is IDENTICAL to the $400
Hi everyone,
I am finishing a plugin that imports web pages as .txt files.
So it can search through the files any expression and display the
corresponding web page in any browser.
Very simple and efficient :-)
But I wonder how to retrieve the effective text from framed pages?
Any idea?
Hi Eric,
Either it's in between frame tags or iframe...
Note some frames can be downloaded like frame src=thisfile.html
Hope it's what you meant...
cheers
Xavier
On 24.05.2005 13:39:34 use-revolution-bounces wrote:
Hi everyone,
I am finishing a plugin that imports web pages as .txt files.
So
Hello Xavier,
Le 24 mai 05 à 13:48, [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :
Hi Eric,
Either it's in between frame tags or iframe...
Note some frames can be downloaded like frame src=thisfile.html
Hope it's what you meant...
You are right about some frames that can be dowloaded by parsing the
frame
Eric,
I wont give you the answer (too easy) but the discrete browser shows you
how
in terms of resolving links from the downloaded html to the right
clickeable url... ;)
Im sure you know where to find the discrete browser (now known as
DeepCyberSpace
under the TAOO agents section... ;)
Or are you talking about something else?
But this is pure work with strings, Robert.
Well, I think Revolutioners are used to work with strings.
Just for me as C++ developer this looks too overhead.
But I see now that Transcript have many special commands to work with
strings as with lists.
On 5/24/05 7:10 AM, Eric Chatonet [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
You are right about some frames that can be dowloaded by parsing the
frame src tag.
But you are not sure to get the whole contents :-(
I shall give you an example.
The following url: http://www.major-k.de/revstart.html (BTW great
Hi Ken,
Your mail confirms without any doubt some steps made in this
direction by testing with simple logic.
As usual, absolutely clear :-)
Many thanks!
I have now to write a good function to parse the text and return the
list of all found urls ;-)
Best regards from Paris,
Eric
How can you tell if you are running as a standalone vs running in the
development environment?
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http://www.PetersRoadToHealth.com
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incredibly fast and robust Valentina 2 database, announce the selection of
Valentina as the underlying
Hi Peter,
How can you tell if you are running as a standalone vs running in
the development environment?
you can check the environment!
Will return standalone application if your stack is, well, you
guess :-)
See the docs for environment.
Peter T. Evensen
I knew it had to be something simple, but sometimes it is just hard to find
the simple things!
Thanks!
At 10:25 AM 5/24/2005, you wrote:
Hi Peter,
How can you tell if you are running as a standalone vs running in
the development environment?
you can check the environment!
Will return
On 5/24/05 3:16 AM, Lars Brehmer wrote:
Hi all!
Is there something different in Rev 2.5.1 as far as saving changes to
stacks in a standalone? When I made stanalones in 2.1.2, I could
always save stacks when a splashscreen is the application. I've seen
this countless times in posts and
On May 24, 2005, at 3:16 AM, Dom wrote:
compiling at 8:12:03 AM
TypeChunk: can't create a variable with that name
(explicitVariables?)
Object card id 1002
Lineput pPrefix line x of pList cr after tBuffer
HinttBuffer
The same error when I place all the scripts in a
Nice! Keep up the good work! the more databases the better.
andre
On May 24, 2005, at 12:23 PM, Lynn Fredricks wrote:
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ALL NEW DIGITAL CAMERAS SHIP WITH VALENTINA ENABLED PICTURE PROJECT
May 24, 2005. Beaverton, Oregon. Paradigma Software,
On May 24, 2005, at 5:02 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've just started to work on a suite of handlers for
infinite-precision
calculations.
Wouldn't it be easier to interface to an existing bigint library?
Doesn't the Gnu Scientific Library have this stuff?
V.
good point. the amount of calculation is exponential...
If some are interested, i can send you a blog i just wrote but never would
send to the list - lengthy, obscure and technical - but it's interesting,
explains it in layman terms and has a slow solution to make it work in rev
with hints for a
If some are interested, i can send you a blog i just wrote but never would
send to the list
I would be interested!
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Andre Garzia [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
you might have explicit variables turned on, try putting a local
tBuffer after the handler declaration, just like the local tList
OK, done -- that works, now :-)
Anyway, don't remember why and for which reason I turned on explicit
variables...
On May 24, 2005, at 3:55 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Naturally, there's also the option of splitting N1 and N2 up into
7-character chunks, doing all the multiplies for the relevant
chunk-pairs, and
combining the results of said multiplies. That looks like it'd be a
pain to code, so
I am
I would look for the word frameset in a tag inside a page, then get
all the valid URLS inside the frame. Then I would check each URL for
size, and pick the largest file, or the number of lines. That will be
where the main content is.
At 2:10 PM +0200 5/24/05, Eric Chatonet wrote:
You are
Could someone please help me... as this problem is driving me (insert a
seven letter expletive) nuts!... If I was living in the USA, I would
probably shoot my Mac... since I live in rural England, I am seriously
thinking of taking my cricket bat to it !!
I work on a Mac...
I have made a
Hello Everyone,
Why doesn't the following handler in a field change the cursor to a
hand when the field is moused over? I know that the field is receiving
the message because the second line in the handler does work.
on mouseEnter
set the cursor to hand
put Hello the long seconds
end
Andre-
Tuesday, May 24, 2005, 8:52:59 AM, you wrote:
AG you might have explicit variables turned on, try putting a local
AG tBuffer after the handler declaration, just like the local tList
local x wouldn't hurt, either.
--
-Mark Wieder
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello,
can anybody help me with this ?
put Tutorial/Ladies/Bugs into test
set itemdel to slash
put the directory into oldDir
put /Users/christ/Desktop/ into tLoc
repeat with x=1 to the number of items of test
set the directory to tLocitem (x-1) of test
create folder (item x of test)
end
Hi All.
I am completely baffled by this.
OK I have a script in an app that looks for three files in a folder.
EG master folder called armbase with an app called armbase.exe
in folder armbase ther eis a folder called components.
Within the folder called components ar ethe three files I want to
Hi,
I found the solution by myself ;-)
put Tutorial/Ladies/Bugs into test
set itemdel to slash
put the directory into oldDir
put /Users/christ/Desktop into tLoc
set the directory to tLoc
repeat with x=1 to the number of items of test
put /item (x-1) of test after tPath
if tPath = / then put
You probably can find a long list of ACM Programming Contest long
math algorithms. At least when I was on our College's team, the ACM
loved to put problems involving long math in the mix. As far as I
know every team had ready-to-go source for long-math operations just
for that reason. We only
sez [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On May 24, 2005, at 5:02 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've just started to work on a suite of handlers for
infinite-precision calculations.
Wouldn't it be easier to interface to an existing bigint library?
The whole point of what I'm doing with this is two-fold: (a)
On May 24, 2005, at 1:49 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Wouldn't it be easier to interface to an existing bigint library?
The whole point of what I'm doing with this is two-fold: (a) To
have a
suite of functions with truly *infinite* precision -- not 15 places,
not 45
places, but *as many
One of my apps is not processing ShutDownRequest properly, but it's
very complex, so I decided to build a simple test stack. I'm seeing
the same thing with it. All my testing is done after building a
standalone from the stack.
I start out with a main stack. The main stack has this handler:
on
Hi Bob,
In each of your examples that don't work, what would happen if you
prepended the content of 'mycommandline' with a 'cd' to the directory
where the desired executable lives? Seems like that should make it work,
since c:/ may not be the default directory from the Command
Processor's
but... EVERY platform has limits...eventually - memory, speed. How
can any tool be 'infinite'?? Better, bigger, faster, perhaps, but ...
infinite? Aren't you instead trying to craft tools that are...
scaleable?
We're getting into theoretical physics, cosmology here whoa...
Doesn't the
Hi Stephen,
Thanks for your input.
At the moment, I have 2 efficient functions with 2 different
approaches for extracting all urls from the text of a framed page:
The first one from Ken Ray uses regex with machText and another one I
wrote uses items with quote as the item delimiter.
Ken's
One of my apps is not processing ShutDownRequest properly, but it's
very complex, so I decided to build a simple test stack. I'm seeing
the same thing with it. All my testing is done after building a
standalone from the stack.
I start out with a main stack. The main stack has this handler:
on
On 5/24/05, Robert Brenstein [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I bet that if you copy the shutdownrequest script from your main
stack to the one created on the fly (and thus do not send), the
problem will go away. Shutdownrequest seems to be context specific
and I think that your sending it from one
Hi John,
please calm down at first! :-)
Could someone please help me... as this problem is driving me
(insert a
seven letter expletive) nuts!... If I was living in the USA, I would
probably shoot my Mac... since I live in rural England, I am seriously
thinking of taking my cricket bat to it
I am completely baffled by this.
OK I have a script in an app that looks for three files in a folder.
EG master folder called armbase with an app called armbase.exe
in folder armbase ther eis a folder called components.
Within the folder called components ar ethe three files I want to
access.
I am putting the htmlText of a filed into an XMLNode. When I retrieve it,
the curl quotes are preceded by an A with a hat (Â).
The date comes from the field as:
#147;That#146;s quite an honor,#148;
I do a revPutIntoXMLNode and a revGetXMLContect I get the following:
ÂThatÂs quite an
On May 24, 2005, at 2:26 PM, Howard Bornstein wrote:
Now, I've put a button on the main stack that creates a new stack and
places this handler in its stack script:
on ShutDownRequest
send ShutDownRequest to stack Quit Test -- my main stack
end ShutDownRequest
Is this the only thing in the
I seem to remember having this problem awhile ago.
I used closestackRequest in the stack being saved as a file/document..
HTH
Pat
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- Original Message -
From: Howard Bornstein [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Use Revolution use-revolution@lists.runrev.com
Sent: Wednesday, May
Thanks to everybody (Dave, Eric, Jan) who offered help with my question about
the go stack url. I'll check the path of the stack on the server and will let
you know what actually happened. Thank you again. The list is very helpful
indeed.
Ross
Dave Cragg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 24 May
On 5/24/05, Dar Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is this the only thing in the stack script? Or are you adding to a
long script already there?
Yup, it's the only script. I'm trying to reduce this to its bare essentials.
A standalone has limits on the new values
of the script.
Hmmm. I
Dar,
What do you mean by this? I am having a small problem with an openCard
handler not always loading and want to know if it could be related or
not.
Thanks
tom
On May 24, 2005, at 7:39 PM, Dar Scott wrote:
A standalone has limits on the new values of the script.
Thomas J McGrath III
On 5/24/05, Pat Trendler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I seem to remember having this problem awhile ago.
I used closestackRequest in the stack being saved as a file/document..
I tried this in both the stack script and the card script and neither
worked at all. Sigh.
I think I'm going to have to
Since the MetaCard IDE is open source, does that mean that one could
create their own open source version of the MetaCard IDE? Or does that
violate the terms of the license, as far as creating competition for
Revolution?
Derek Bump
Dreamscape Software
I have always found binary coded decimal (BCD) the simplest for this
purpose, as it is directly extensible to any length, with only a few
lines of code. Please see any (low-level; i.e., machine-code) book
on arithmetic algorithms. They may not teach BCD anymore, but back
in the day...
Hello everyone,
Why is it that the entire border or portions of it disappear in 3D list
field's when they are clicked in OS X?
Regards,
Greg
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On May 24, 2005, at 7:44 PM, Howard Bornstein wrote:
A standalone has limits on the new values
of the script.
Hmmm. I don't know what this means.
Sorry. In my attempts to minimize my contribution to the mail load
because of recent babbling, I sometimes become cryptic.
Check out
On May 24, 2005, at 9:07 PM, John Vokey wrote:
I have always found binary coded decimal (BCD) the simplest for this
purpose, as it is directly extensible to any length, with only a few
lines of code. Please see any (low-level; i.e., machine-code) book on
arithmetic algorithms. They may not
On 5/24/05 8:50 PM, Howard Bornstein wrote:
On 5/24/05, Pat Trendler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I seem to remember having this problem awhile ago.
I used closestackRequest in the stack being saved as a file/document..
I tried this in both the stack script and the card script and neither
On 5/24/05 1:29 PM, John Dixon wrote:
Using Toast and the ISO 9660 settings I have burnt a CD... The CD contains
the .app standalone as well as the .exe standalone... However, when I open
the CD, the icon that was attached is replaced by the generic Mac
application icon...
Do you mean the Mac
--- Howard Bornstein [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
One of my apps is not processing ShutDownRequest
properly, but it's
very complex, so I decided to build a simple test
stack. I'm seeing
the same thing with it. All my testing is done after
building a
standalone from the stack.
[snip]
If I
Hi Developers,
Download the stack PenTool v 3.1.2
from:
http://www.geocities.com/capellan2000/penToolv312.zip
and these adobe illustrator files for testing:
http://www.geocities.com/capellan2000/Eps_Import_V04.zip
i'm interested that many of you report me the time
to execute the handlers for
Howard,
Try this:
1) create a button shutdown with your script in it:
on ShutDownRequest
answer Really, Really Quit? with No or Quit
if it is Quit then pass ShutDownRequest
end ShutDownRequest
2) hide the button
3) add this to your standalone:
on startup
insert the script of btn
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