Re: One cute hack for MacOS X (... or nice internet protocol helper hacks...)

2006-01-02 Thread Richard Gaskin
Andre Garzia wrote: On Jan 3, 2006, at 3:43 AM, Ken Ray wrote: That's so cool, Andre! Nicely done... any idea on how to do it on Windows? ;-) I bet it's a registry hack, might even be easier than Macs... I'll find out and tell you! ;-) the beauty of this solution is that the stacks n

Re: One cute hack for MacOS X (... or nice internet protocol helper hacks...)

2006-01-02 Thread Andre Garzia
On Jan 3, 2006, at 3:43 AM, Ken Ray wrote: That's so cool, Andre! Nicely done... any idea on how to do it on Windows? ;-) I bet it's a registry hack, might even be easier than Macs... I'll find out and tell you! ;-) the beauty of this solution is that the stacks never touch the disk,

Re: One cute hack for MacOS X (... or nice internet protocol helper hacks...)

2006-01-02 Thread Ken Ray
On 1/2/06 11:21 PM, "Andre Garzia" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Folks, > > this email is about a little nice hack I made today. Here I present > the steps for making URLs like: > > x-dreamcard://www.mysweetserver/mySweetStack.rev That's so cool, Andre! Nicely done... any idea on how to do it

RE: Detecting Design Time Status

2006-01-02 Thread Scott Kane
> There is a function called tool that will return the current tool, > you use the "browse tool" to interact with your stacks and other > tools to modify it, so by checking for the "browse tool" you'll be > able to see if you should go on... > > script: > > if the tool is "browse tool" the

Re: Detecting Design Time Status

2006-01-02 Thread Andre Garzia
On Jan 3, 2006, at 2:39 AM, Scott Kane wrote: Hi folks, I've noticed that some stacks continue running when the application is put back into design time in the inspector. Is it possible to detect design time in script in order to stop the stack in question from running? Scott Scott, Ther

RE: Detecting Design Time Status

2006-01-02 Thread Scott Kane
Hi Phil, > If you mean you've opened your stack in the development environment > rather than in a standalone environment, you could do this: > > on doMyStuff >if the environment = "development" then exit doMyStuff >-- your stuff follows > end doMyStuff That's exactly what I'm looking f

Re: Detecting Design Time Status

2006-01-02 Thread Phil Davis
Hi Scott - I'm not completely sure what you mean by "putting the app back into design time in the inspector." If you mean you're in running the Rev development environment and you're changing the selected tool from 'browse' to something else, you could control the running of your script thi

One cute hack for MacOS X (... or nice internet protocol helper hacks...)

2006-01-02 Thread Andre Garzia
Hi Folks, this email is about a little nice hack I made today. Here I present the steps for making URLs like: x-dreamcard://www.mysweetserver/mySweetStack.rev Open inside Revolution app, even when inserted inside HTML files rendered by Safari or the like. So this is about Registering a new

Re: Networksolutions.com & Revolution cgi

2006-01-02 Thread Andre Garzia
Tom, Ask for Linux Kernel version and libC version (if the thing is linux and not some bsd... apache runs anywhere these days) Cheers andre On Jan 2, 2006, at 11:14 PM, Thomas McCarthy wrote: Happy New Year! Just getting back to work My publisher has moved to networksolutions.com fo

Detecting Design Time Status

2006-01-02 Thread Scott Kane
Hi folks, I've noticed that some stacks continue running when the application is put back into design time in the inspector. Is it possible to detect design time in script in order to stop the stack in question from running? Scott ___ use-revolution

RE: Timing

2006-01-02 Thread Scott Kane
Thanks Mark and Sarah! :-) Scott ___ use-revolution mailing list use-revolution@lists.runrev.com Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution

Re: Timing

2006-01-02 Thread Sarah Reichelt
> I've been trying to get a simple timing script > going and so far haven't managed. Basically > I need a routine that shows an image after a > certain number of seconds. I've tried Ticks > and seconds but neither seemed to do it. > > What I need is something like > > put the ticks into elapsedTi

Re: Timing

2006-01-02 Thread Mark Smith
put the ticks into tTicks repeat while the ticks - tTicks < 240 Easier though, is to use a send in time, like: send "showImage" to me in 4 seconds and then have a handler: on showImage show image "TheTitle" end showImage Mark On 3 Jan 2006, at 02:31, Scott Kane wrote: Hi, I've

Re: [EN][FR] So Smart Software Thanks You

2006-01-02 Thread Chipp Walters
Eric, Thanks for your continued devotion and support of the RunRev community. Your professionalism and generosity are noted by many of us users! best, Chipp Eric Chatonet wrote: Paris, Sun, 1 Jan 2006 -- English version - Dear Rev user, So Smar

Timing

2006-01-02 Thread Scott Kane
Hi, I've been trying to get a simple timing script going and so far haven't managed. Basically I need a routine that shows an image after a certain number of seconds. I've tried Ticks and seconds but neither seemed to do it. What I need is something like put the ticks into elapsedTicks repe

Networksolutions.com & Revolution cgi

2006-01-02 Thread Thomas McCarthy
Happy New Year! Just getting back to work My publisher has moved to networksolutions.com for hosting (not my choice!) I know the revolution site was located there at some time. We have the Unix plan and I'm trying to get my cgi's working. Need to know what flavor of Unix engine to upload.

Re: revCreateXMLFromFile parsing entities?

2006-01-02 Thread Ken Ray
On 1/2/06 4:06 PM, "Peter T. Evensen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I get an error saying that "Entity 'cent' is not defiled" if I have the > following in my XML file: > > ¢ > > 1) are entities defined on XML? Should the library even be trying to parse > it? I wanted it to just leave i

Re: Use of images

2006-01-02 Thread Chipp Walters
Christian, I would use an image in your main stack instead of a button and just set the filename to: the JPG file on your computer. Or, if you're concerned about people changing your images, create a tool which embeds a single image in a stack and then you can easily open a stack and put the

revCreateXMLFromFile parsing entities?

2006-01-02 Thread Peter T. Evensen
I get an error saying that "Entity 'cent' is not defiled" if I have the following in my XML file: ¢ 1) are entities defined on XML? Should the library even be trying to parse it? I wanted it to just leave it alone and pass it to me so I can handle it with htmlText of a field. 2) if

Re: SQL Statement on Multiple Lines

2006-01-02 Thread Charles Hartman
One thing you can do in some situations is to put the parts of a long string into custom properties (or even just local variables, I suppose), concatenate them into another variable using "&", and send the result off to (for instance) the SQL db. I sometimes build long queries this way, esp

RE: SQL Statement on Multiple Lines

2006-01-02 Thread Jeff Honken
Jim, Thanks for the response. I'm trying to create a script that will recreate my database. I need to create multiple tables and allot of inserts. Jeff -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jim Ault Sent: Monday, January 02, 2006 1:42 PM To:

Re: SQL Statement on Multiple Lines

2006-01-02 Thread Jim Ault
> two lines it dies. I've tried using the / with no luck. The correct character is "\" Not sure what you are doing specifically, but remember, the "\" cannot be used to split a string: NO: put "the lazy brown dog jumped \ and bit the mailman" into neverHappened Yes, even in the multi-line messag

SQL Statement on Multiple Lines

2006-01-02 Thread Jeff Honken
Is there any way to have a SQL statement on multiple lines. My code works great if the statement is all on one line but once I try to go to two lines it dies. I've tried using the / with no luck. Here's a very cut down version of what I'm trying: --> CONSTRUCT SQL put "CREATE TABLE Provider

Re: Resize stack, OSX= OK , Windows KO

2006-01-02 Thread Ken Ray
On 1/2/06 11:54 AM, "Pierre Bernaert" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> € On "Windows" : € I can resize the Stack > € I Can't resize the sub-stacks (Arrows are not appearing). > > I didn't find anything on documentation neither on "How to use > Revolution" > > What do I miss ? A bug that prevents

Re: Resize stack, OSX= OK , Windows KO

2006-01-02 Thread Sarah Reichelt
> Result: > • On Mac OSX : Stack and Sub-Stacks resizes OK. > > • On "Windows" :• I can resize the Stack > • I Can't resize the > sub-stacks (Arrows are not appearing). > In Windows, the decorations of a stack

Resize stack, OSX= OK , Windows KO

2006-01-02 Thread Pierre Bernaert
Hi Revolution Specialists, Mac-Mini, OSX Tiger ( X.4.3) Revolution 2.6. I have a stack and two sub-stacks. • On Stack and Sub-Stacks I kept the default Value as far as "Resizable" is concerned. • Verified it on all stack and Sub-stacks. • No metal " Appearance " • I don't us

Re: Use of images

2006-01-02 Thread Alejandro Tejada
on Mon, 2 Jan 2006 Eric Chatonet wrote: > You can compress the images, decompress them on-the-fly, > clear files extensions and put them with non meaningful > names in a folder named data :-) > Most users won't be able to open them... and if you really want to hide, obfuscate and deceive your f

RE: Running an help (.chm) file in the same directory

2006-01-02 Thread MisterX
window's call for opening chm files is %windows%\hh.exe %1 (as seen in the file association tab in the exploiter menu tools -> [folder] options -> tab 'file types', 'chm' selected, click on advanced button below and voila - more win dos wizardry... so revxtrapolated that gives ya set the hidec

RE: Use of images

2006-01-02 Thread MisterX
> It just came to me that you might be able to use the > alpha/mask data to secure images??? > > What would happen if each image had a copyright image done as > an alpha/mask with a regular image and then have rev remove it? Actually it's much easier than that! reparse the imagedata with a sli

Re: Running an help (.chm) file in the same directory

2006-01-02 Thread Mark Smith
revGoURL "file:help.chm" should open it in the users default browser. Mark On 2 Jan 2006, at 14:03, Jason (Polydiam) wrote: I've got a html help file (a .chm) file that I'm trying to run from the same directory that my runrev file is published to in windows. I've tried Launch "h

Re: Use of images

2006-01-02 Thread Thomas McGrath III
It just came to me that you might be able to use the alpha/mask data to secure images??? What would happen if each image had a copyright image done as an alpha/mask with a regular image and then have rev remove it? Is this possible? Does rev or can rev handle the watermarks made in Photos

Running an help (.chm) file in the same directory

2006-01-02 Thread Jason (Polydiam)
I've got a html help file (a .chm) file that I'm trying to run from the same directory that my runrev file is published to in windows. I've tried Launch "help.chm" And Open file "help.chm" Both don't seem to work. any ideas? Thanks once again. Jason ___

Re: Use of images

2006-01-02 Thread Eric Chatonet
Hi again, You can compress the images, decompress them on-the-fly, clear files extensions and put them with non meaningful names in a folder named data :-) Most users won't be able to open them... Le 2 janv. 06 à 13:34, Christian Langers a écrit : Precisely, I do not want to let the user p

RE: Use of images

2006-01-02 Thread Scott Kane
Found the link. You can access it at: http://www.revjournal.com/features/rivertext-monks.html HTH Scott ___ use-revolution mailing list use-revolution@lists.runrev.com Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription pref

Re: Use of images

2006-01-02 Thread Christian Langers
Thanks Scott, I will Christian Le 2 janv. 06 à 13:30, Scott Kane a écrit : Christian, "If Monks had Mac's" is a good resource on how to do this. There is a short demo stack available that permits you to use the techniques used in that program (which is part of a large CD compilation).

Re: Use of images

2006-01-02 Thread Christian Langers
Hmm, actually these images will not be edited ; these stacks will function as image libraries... Precisely, I do not want to let the user play around with the referenced images not because of copyright problems but loosing or modifiying them will alter the app... Christian Le 2 janv.

RE: Use of images

2006-01-02 Thread Scott Kane
Christian, "If Monks had Mac's" is a good resource on how to do this. There is a short demo stack available that permits you to use the techniques used in that program (which is part of a large CD compilation). I'm not sure which site has the download link, somebody here will probably be able to

Re: Use of images

2006-01-02 Thread xavier . bury
Christian, In the revdocs, look at the stack properties. "alwaysbuffer", destroywindow, and destroystack" And, set the destroystack of this stack will not destroy it ;) One solution would be to copy at runtime the images you need from the other stacks and use those new images' ids... Depends

Re: Use of images

2006-01-02 Thread Christian Langers
Le 2 janv. 06 à 13:00, [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit : Hi Christian the image path example is probably the easiest. The other method would require loading the stack in memory causing problems on low memory conditions... You would also have to consider watching image id conflicts if you want to

Re: Use of images

2006-01-02 Thread Christian Langers
Hi all, thanks for your answers... would there be differences then when you have a substack with referenced images ? I work with the id numbers of these referenced images, setting the icon of a button of the mainstack to the id of them... Same memory problem then with this stack as w

Re: Use of images

2006-01-02 Thread xavier . bury
Hi Christian the image path example is probably the easiest. The other method would require loading the stack in memory causing problems on low memory conditions... You would also have to consider watching image id conflicts if you want to edit those and possibly other issues like network late

Re: Use of images

2006-01-02 Thread Klaus Major
Hi Christian, Hello, I have to work with about 280 images making about 200mb. which method would have the best performance in Rev : - letting the images outsite the app and setting the filename of img to them - importing them in a stack and working with it as an invisible stack (referring t

Re: Use of images

2006-01-02 Thread Eric Chatonet
Hi Christian, Let the images outside or your app will need at least 200 MB RAM ;-) Le 2 janv. 06 à 12:53, Christian Langers a écrit : Hello, I have to work with about 280 images making about 200mb. which method would have the best performance in Rev : - letting the images outsite the app an

Use of images

2006-01-02 Thread Christian Langers
Hello, I have to work with about 280 images making about 200mb. which method would have the best performance in Rev : - letting the images outsite the app and setting the filename of img to them - importing them in a stack and working with it as an invisible stack (referring to them by sett