Marty ( et al ):
Now that NECC 2005 is an in-the-past kind of thing, do you have any
reports of how it went and/or any online summarization of how your
presentation went?
I'd like to post it for my fellow grads in the MS in Instructional Design
and Technology program
Kindest thanks,
Judy
Looks good to me.
On Aug 20, 2005, at 10:55 PM, Erik Hansen wrote:
like this?
on mouseUp
send myHandler to control Thang in 10 secs
end mouseUp
-- in the script of control Thang:
on myHandler
videoThings
...
end myHandler
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On Aug 20, 2005, at 10:56 PM, Judy Perry wrote:
Is it just Flash in general or Macromedia products (specifically,
Director) in particular?
I've noticed this as well...
Judy
On Sat, 20 Aug 2005, Geoff Canyon wrote:
As people have said, Flash can't have shaped windows in the first
place,
Yeah, I understand... but I had to use it for my MS in IDT... and it was
P-A-I-N-F-U-L-L and E-X-P-E-N-S-I-V-E.. (had to pay $1,000+ for data
recovery).
Colin Holgate from the HC list finally alerted me that there was a
serious problem with running it under classic that ate up all CPU
In the RunRevExternalSDK found at:
http://downloads.runrev.com/resources/externals/revexternalssdk.zip
many features remain undocumented in the Externals stack and the
other files. I know this has been a recurring and annoying problem
for many years and that a great step has been made last
Thanks for the nice 16x16 24-frame animated gif !
I wonder to know if there is a way in Revolution that animated gif
are going to be automatically animated during the execution of a
script. This is in fact the reason of your new 'chasing arrows' to
show the user that a process is currently
I'd not used the Message Watcher until this morning. I was a bit
surprised to see the Clear button on top of what seemed to be a data
entry field, and the data entry field lying on top of the Suppress
button. Am I being too picky, or misunderstanding the UI?
www.jonbondy.com/rev.jpg
:)
Jon
Jon,
Just resize the width (drag) of the window. I think from memory it stays
put once you've done that.
Not sure if this still happens in the latest build (108).
You can also lose buttons on the script error window if it isn't wide
enough - fooled me at first.
Pat
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On 8/21/05, Joel Guillod [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for the nice 16x16 24-frame animated gif !
I wonder to know if there is a way in Revolution that animated gif
are going to be automatically animated during the execution of a
script.
When I tested it, the animation ran automatically
Been a while since I've done this - can someone help?
From memory there are 1 or 2 things that must be set up for this to
work properly:
1. Mime types set up on local machine so that the browser
recognises stack as something to be opened by Rev
2. Possibly mime types set on http server
Judy Perry [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Marty ( et al ):
Now that NECC 2005 is an in-the-past kind of thing, do you have any
reports of how it went and/or any online summarization of how your
presentation went?
I'd like to post it for my fellow grads in the MS in Instructional Design
and
This may seem a little complicated. At least, it does to me :-P. Hopefully
my description is understandable.
I have a stand alone app that clones a stack so users can change and save
information for later retrieval. Much of the scripting is put on the stack
level. When the stack is
Joel Guillod wrote:
Some of the callback functions not documented or with wrong documentation:
The SDK's problems actually go a whole lot further than just incomplete
documentation. A lot of the callback functions that I wanted to use,
like GetImageByID, were not even *in* the SDK. It's
Or should that be The revolution
will not be Televised?
I am excited to announce the first Revolution coding sprint for the
new digital television era! I've just put up a wiki page for those
of you from the Rev community interested in the project:
I need a couple of things from the opnSSL library that i can't find
in the Rev docs:
1) SHA1 digital signatures
2) AES - why is this not in the list of cypher names?
Thanx in advance (if anyone has a clue :)
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Scott-
Saturday, August 20, 2005, 5:55:34 PM, you wrote:
I need an ISAM methodology to pull it off cleanly. Man -
wish I could acees just dBase or Pardox. g
Have you tried ODBC access to dBase files? There are some weirdnesses
with the Paradox driver depending on which version you're using,
Joel-
Sunday, August 21, 2005, 12:19:31 AM, you wrote:
feedback, did I miss something? Is there an other complete
documentation for externals?
Stay tuned.
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On 8/21/05 9:09 AM, Jason Vickers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In order to prevent future saving to this stack, I want to comment out the on
closeStack portion of the stack script.
Well, you're going to run into problems with changing scripts at runtime -
there are script limits (10 lines I
Derek Bump wrote:
Joel Guillod wrote:
Some of the callback functions not documented or with wrong
documentation:
The SDK's problems actually go a whole lot further than just
incomplete documentation. A lot of the callback functions that I
wanted to use, like GetImageByID, were not even
Some years ago, I used Rev to code our chromakey based character
generator for our TV show... it works fine!!! :P
If you're trying to build things for TV I think you should look into
Trevors Quicktime External which can do some nice tricks with Videos.
Also if you fell confortable with
As people have said, Flash can't have shaped windows in the first
place, so this animation is out of consideration. My experience with
Flash movies in general is that they happily take up 100% of my
1.2gHx CPU.
Recently, Judy Perry wrote:
Is it just Flash in general or Macromedia products
Ken,
Thanks for that suggestion. The original script you gave me didn't work
(maybe it waasn't supposed to, though), but I did modify it to look for a
value in a hidden field [ if sName mc and (field trial card 1
nosave) then ]. Using the control card, I added a line to set the field
Derek-
Sunday, August 21, 2005, 7:13:17 AM, you wrote:
The SDK's problems actually go a whole lot further than just incomplete
documentation. A lot of the callback functions that I wanted to use,
like GetImageByID, were not even *in* the SDK. It's been a while
since I've looked at it, but
Jon-
Sunday, August 21, 2005, 4:52:21 AM, you wrote:
button. Am I being too picky, or misunderstanding the UI?
Neither, I think. It's weird. Very weird.
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Pat-
Sunday, August 21, 2005, 5:19:50 AM, you wrote:
You can also lose buttons on the script error window if it isn't wide
enough - fooled me at first.
Still fools me now and then.
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Folks,
Since I started using MacOS X Tiger, I became very fond of Spotlight
since it reminds me of BFS.
Spotlight has support for very advanced queries using nested boolean
logic and cool metadata filters but those features are not exposed in
the normal spotlight ui. To access those
You are most welcome, Joel.
And Howard, you are not actually stopping the animation which continues in
the background. As in the original posting and repeated when uploaded to ssBk
Online, set the repeatCount of the image ID to -1 to start the animation and
0 to stop it.
/H
Andre-
Sunday, August 21, 2005, 9:48:17 AM, you wrote:
PS: Ken Ray XML Library makes a good job parsing RSS Feeds, beware of
spec war, there are at least 3 RSS specs out there in the wild, also
Five, if you don't count 0.93 or the Metalog API... in chronological
order (although all are in
On Aug 21, 2005, at 2:57 PM, Mark Wieder wrote:
Andre-
Sunday, August 21, 2005, 9:48:17 AM, you wrote:
PS: Ken Ray XML Library makes a good job parsing RSS Feeds, beware of
spec war, there are at least 3 RSS specs out there in the wild, also
Five, if you don't count 0.93 or the Metalog
Hello Everyone,
I am going to be demonstrating Rev to a bunch of FileMaker Pro developers at
the FileMaker Developer's Conference and I am looking for some example
stacks that would get them fired up.
I want to show them something that they can't easily do in FM and really
plays to Rev's
Yves,
I am trying here with accents and special chars... it appears that
mdfind returns a mixed string. Like I have this file called çedilha
(which is wrong portuguese, but serves right for our experiments).
mdfind will return a string using with the ç encoded in what I think
is more
Todd
What's the timing? I've got an old project that does something fairly
cool: it places house icons on a map to reflect data in a database
showing new housing starts and then lets the user drill down to the
stats. I haven't tried to convert it to Rev but I've been tempted. If
Le 21-août-05 à 19:53, Andre Garzia a écrit :
Folks,
Since I started using MacOS X Tiger, I became very fond of
Spotlight since it reminds me of BFS.
Spotlight has support for very advanced queries using nested
boolean logic and cool metadata filters but those features are not
exposed
Le 21-août-05 à 21:20, Andre Garzia a écrit :
Yves,
I am trying here with accents and special chars... it appears that
mdfind returns a mixed string. Like I have this file called
çedilha (which is wrong portuguese, but serves right for our
experiments). mdfind will return a string
Scott Kane wrote:
If your product is on the net anyway... Create as many MySQL
databases you need from a full service web host such as Dreamhost for
$10/month. No maintenance, no fees, dead simple management.
Thanks for the reply, but it's a desktop application.
I need an ISAM methodology
Hi David,
Date: Sun, 21 Aug 2005 16:40:08 +0200
From: david bovill [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: The television will be Revolutionised! - first coding sprint
It will be hopefully the first of several similar sprints taking
place over the next 3 months
Looks fascinating, but I've never heard
On Aug 21, 2005, at 4:27 PM, Ken Norris wrote:
Hi David,
Date: Sun, 21 Aug 2005 16:40:08 +0200
From: david bovill [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: The television will be Revolutionised! - first coding sprint
It will be hopefully the first of several similar sprints taking
place over the next
On 8/21/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And Howard, you are not actually stopping the animation which continues in
the background. As in the original posting and repeated when uploaded to ssBk
Online, set the repeatCount of the image ID to -1 to start the animation and
0 to
On 8/21/05 2:49 PM, Dan Shafer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just whatch out that they shouldn't show you things that Rev can't
do,memorizing printing settings.
Todd
What's the timing? I've got an old project that does something fairly
cool: it places house icons on a map to reflect data in a
And now they are to be one company. I shudder. I'm thinking of
abandoning Mac and Windows and becoming a Linspire guy who doesn't
depend at all on software megaliths like these clowns (Adobe), who
have from the beginning played like bullies on the playground.
On Aug 21, 2005, at 9:49 AM,
Yves, Andre,
I don't have Tiger to test mdfind, but if I understand well the
problem, OS X filenames are UTF8 encoded.
The following function will convert from UTF8 to ANSI, just replace
thefilename with the actual string to decode.
put unidecode(uniencode(thefilename,utf8),ansi)
I hope this
And Howard, you are not actually stopping the animation which continues
in
the background. As in the original posting and repeated when uploaded to
ssBk
Online, set the repeatCount of the image ID to -1 to start the animation
and
0 to stop it.
Right. I realize that. How much of a
Ken Norris wrote:
Subject: The television will be Revolutionised! - first coding sprint
It will be hopefully the first of several similar sprints taking
place over the next 3 months
Looks fascinating, but I've never heard of the word 'sprint' used this
way. Exactly what does it mean
Oh. I gave up on the script error window. It is NEVER the right size.
Sigh
Jon
Pat Trendler wrote:
Jon,
Just resize the width (drag) of the window. I think from memory it
stays put once you've done that.
Not sure if this still happens in the latest build (108).
You can also lose
Hi Andre,
Date: Sun, 21 Aug 2005 16:33:46 -0300
From: Andre Garzia [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: The television will be Revolutionised! - first coding
sprint
Well here in Brazil we use the word sprint to mean desesperatly
running in one direction.
Heh -- well, Here in the US it
Dan,
Thanks! That sounds awesome!
But Probably not enough time. My presentation is a week from tomorrow.
Nothing like waiting for the last minute to get the juices flowing. :)
But hey if you have the time, I would love to see it!
Thanks again!
Todd
On 8/21/05 11:49 AM, Dan Shafer [EMAIL
You should test this first.
My test have a slightly different 'result'
So I could say that appointment is at 2PM, convert it to a date and
time, and have it come up with today at 2PM. Or 54 would be the
time right now with the seconds equal to 54.
54 is the seconds, but not (time right now),
Hi Sichard,
I believe both of them offer an ODBM interface, as does Rev.
Any idea where I can find them for Windows and Mac?
I've been looking evrywhere for them ODBC
drivers in OSX require a Microsoft product to be
installed (on Windows they are installed by default).
Any ideas
Hi Todd,
You are welcome to show any of the following:
MagicCarpet
ButtonGaget
HemPC (uses a SQLserver database for Content Management)
You can find them at www.altuit.com
contact me offlist if you need any help.
best,
Chipp
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Greetings,
I would like to find a simple way to determine if a button target
intersects with any other button on the card. Is there a way to script:
if intersect(button target, any other
button) then do something
I appreciate your help.
Cheers, Roger
You can use the intersect function built into the language.
- TJ
On 8/21/05, Roger Guay [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Greetings,
I would like to find a simple way to determine if a button target
intersects with any other button on the card. Is there a way to script:
if intersect(button
PS: that works to check specific objects, if you want to test for a series
of objects, such as all buttons, use a repeat loop and cycle through your
list of potential targets for a hit.
On 8/21/05, TJ Frame [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You can use the intersect function built into the language.
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Hi Sichard,
Sorry - I meant Richard, not Sichard. :-(
Scott
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Hi Sichard,
Sorry - I meant Richard, not Sichard. :-(
That's okay, I meant OBDC and not OBDM. :)
Any idea where I can find them for Windows and Mac?
I've been looking evrywhere for them ODBC
drivers in OSX require a Microsoft product to be
installed (on Windows
On Sat, 20 Aug 2005, Geoff Canyon wrote:
As people have said, Flash can't have shaped windows
in the first place, so this animation is out of
consideration.
Look at this option to have custom
shape windows in flash: mProjector.
http://www.screentime.com/faqs/mProjector/index.html
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