Well, at least from the mc stack, you just run it and it seems to intercept
the call on the designated port. You can manually change the port in the
launch stack as well.
PRetty cool stuff.
On 3/16/06, Jim Ault <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
>
>
> On 3/16/06 6:54 PM, "Richard Gaskin" <[EMAIL PRO
On 3/16/06 6:54 PM, "Richard Gaskin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The default port in mchttpd is 8080 -- on my Mac I use:
>
> http://localhost:8080/
Woiks very good... cool.
Is there a tutorial about how to put this in action on my G4 that has a
static IP? I know that Apache would be t
Good point Jim,
I really like 'call' as it doesn't create a context for the
handler/function. Check it out in the dictionary.
Jim Ault wrote:
Ooops, I got the wrong idea from your use of value(merge... etc
You can use the 'send' or 'call' commands to use a function outside the
message hierar
Yep, I'd prefer Constellation not place a 'pass' automatically in
handlers. I'm sure Jerry will add it as a preference some day :-)
-Chipp
But, you gotta love the tabbed browsing AND the GREAT debugger which
doesn't flake out for no apparent reason. Jerry's told me he's worked
really hard on
That is correct. I finally see how powerful Constellation is in my
work flow.
On Mar 17, 2006, at 12:22 AM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Thomas McGrath III wrote:
The reason I ask is that when I insert a new command it throws in
a pass with that commands name by default.
This isn't native Revo
Well it's 1:30 AM and I have now finished 134 Functions and Commands
for my little library. Only about 30 or 40 more to go. I do love the
challenge of scripting in three different languages as well.
Transcript, Applescript and Python. I think it is frying my brain to
a crisp.
But when you
Andre Garzia wrote:
Err...
can't you make it a Handler use send and check for the result???
send "calc VarA, VarB" to btn "source"
put the result into localResult
of course calc is not a function but a handler with a return statement.
Cheers
andre
On Mar 17, 2006, at 2:55 AM, Jim Ault wrot
Ooops, I got the wrong idea from your use of value(merge... etc
You can use the 'send' or 'call' commands to use a function outside the
message hierarchy, even in another stack.
As Andre has shown
send "calc VarA, VarB" to btn "source"
put the result into localResult
where...
on calc VarA, VarB
Ahh, if you are trying to make embedded quotes
as in 'the formatted string' construct ?
where localResult should be the string ofcalc(varA,varB) of btn "source"
You can do the a few ways depending on your starting and ending strings and
your preference
ONE
put "calc(varA,varB) of btn ""e&"so
Err...
can't you make it a Handler use send and check for the result???
send "calc VarA, VarB" to btn "source"
put the result into localResult
of course calc is not a function but a handler with a return statement.
Cheers
andre
On Mar 17, 2006, at 2:55 AM, Jim Ault wrote:
I'm not sure tha
> I'm not sure that this is the right direction for any language to be
> headed. Please explain why we can't have the following syntax:
>
> put calc(varA,varB) of btn "source" into localResult
>
Please explain what you mean by this.. I don't understand what you are
trying to do
What is 'calc(
I think a new syntax needs to be made available for calling functions
outside the message hierarchy. The existing mechanism does not lend
itself to high readability or maintainability. Consider the following,
if you will:
put 1 into varA
put 2 into varB
put value( merge("calc([[varA]],[[var
Garrett Hylltun wrote:
But after the standalone was saved, the icons I made are not being used
at all for the .app in finder. It's using the default icon from OS X as
if mine didn't exist or something.
As you know now, Mark's suggestion works. So does zipping and then
unzipping the standalo
Perhaps using
set the wholematches to true
put lineOffset("on" && pHandlerName, pScript) into tStart
if tStart is 0 then put lineOffset("function" && pHandlerName, pScript) into
tStart
put (lineOffset("end" && pHandlerName, pScript) +1 into tEnd
answer tStart & cr & tEnd
Jim Ault
Las Vegas
On
Thomas McGrath III wrote:
The reason I ask is that when I insert a new command it throws in a
pass with that commands name by default.
This isn't native Revolution behavior. Are you using Constellation?
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Michael
Well, I was looking for solution to fasttrack an entirely different
project when I ran across Revolution. I've been running it on a
Groundhog Day WinBox, but it's dive-time for me, most certainly. This
list is also a very fertile group, I think, and that's helped immensely.
Sometimes
> If you all haven't seen the URL's below, you should take a minute and
> have a look!
Agreed. Fantastic stuff!
Scott K
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The reason I think Roberts is more the ticket is that it deals with
the case where you have a handler 'jumpHigh' as well as a handler
'jump' later in the script -- this means we need to check for the end
of the handler name - which could be a space if there are parameters,
or cr if not.
We can av
Tom-
Thursday, March 16, 2006, 5:25:12 PM, you wrote:
> But, I would like to get just one of the handlers from a script via
> script:put handler "FooBar" of the script of card "Foo" into tBar
Here's a simplified version of what I do:
-- pHandler is the name of the handler to extract
-- pScr
Wow Scott! Very impressive. I didn't know you could do all these things
with your product. Cool!
If you all haven't seen the URL's below, you should take a minute and
have a look!
-Chipp
Scott Rossi wrote:
- tm|color, our non-modal color chooser, now supports marker colors (fill
and line)
Sorry, using the third parameter to lineOffset means we have to do this:
return line tHandlerBegin to (tHandlerBegin + tHandlerEnd) of
pScript
On 17 Mar 2006, at 03:04, Mark Smith wrote:
return line tHandlerBegin to tHandlerEnd of pScript
__
The reason I think Roberts is more the ticket is that it deals with
the case where you have a handler 'jumpHigh' as well as a handler
'jump' later in the script -- this means we need to check for the end
of the handler name - which could be a space if there are parameters,
or cr if not.
We can avo
Thomas McGrath III wrote:
Hey you guys and gals,
I just have to say that since my last project I was being rather
sluggish in jumping on the 'new' project.
Well, yesterday I started twiddling around writing a couple of handlers
and 'seeing' where they might lead. Next thing you know Transcri
Jim Ault wrote:
> On 3/16/06 10:13 AM, "Richard Gaskin" wrote:
>> I would enourage those interested in web apps grab
>> Dr. Raney's mchttpd.mc and play with it a while.
>> It's a thing of beauty to just open the stack,
>> click the "Start" button, and call it with your
>> browser.
>
> I am beginni
Andre-
Wednesday, March 15, 2006, 10:56:54 AM, you wrote:
I spent about 20 minutes today at the Software Developer's Conference
in the south bay with one of the S3 developers from Amazon, and he
confirmed most of what we have been thinking...
> I read the docs, there appear to be no magical/auto
Mark and Robert,
I needed to check for functions as well. So I adapted the script from
Mark into this:
function getHandlers hName,tControl
put the script of card tControl into tScript
put tScript
get lineOffset("on " & hName,tScript)
if it = 0 then
get lineOffset("func
This is more the ticket - except I don't think we need to deal with
'on' and 'function' separately, lineOffset picks up the 'on' in
'function'.
Cheers,
Mark
something like (not tested; watch line wraps)
put extractHandlerFromScript(the script of cd "Foo","FooBar") into
tBar
function
Thanks Robert,
I wasn't sure but that was what I was thinking. Your response
verifies that for me and I feel I can keep treating Pass the way I
normally do. I wanted to make sure I wasn't missing something crucial.
Thanks again,
Tom
On Mar 16, 2006, at 8:57 PM, Robert Brenstein wrote:
I
Not tested, but something like this should work:
function getHandler hName,tControl
put the script of control tControl into tScript
get lineOffset("on " & hName,tScript)
if it = 0 then return "not found"
put it into startLine
get lineOffset("end " & hName,tScript)
return line startLin
Hello friends,
I know how to get the script from an objects script via script:
put the script of card "Foo" into tBar
But, I would like to get just one of the handlers from a script via
script:put handler "FooBar" of the script of card "Foo" into tBar
Anyone know how to do this easily?
T
Hey you guys and gals,
I just have to say that since my last project I was being rather
sluggish in jumping on the 'new' project.
Well, yesterday I started twiddling around writing a couple of
handlers and 'seeing' where they might lead. Next thing you know
Transcript just sucked me right
Hello friends,
I am writing a lot of commands and functions for a library and was
wondering if the Pass handler name was a necessity? I mean, If I am
not using a handler name that is a part of transcript then do I
really want the handler to pass after running it? What would be a
reason I woul
Mark Talluto wrote:
On Mar 16, 2006, at 3:52 PM, Garrett Hylltun wrote:
Looking into the .app resouces shows both icons, and the plist file
does name the icons appropriately.
Am I doing something wrong?
You can force the icon to update in the finder by Option dragging a copy
of the appli
Hello friends,
I am writing a lot of commands and functions for a library and was
wondering if the Pass handler name was a necessity? I mean, If I am
not using a handler name that is a part of transcript then do I
really want the handler to pass after running it? What would be a
reason I
I'd like to see the Linux GUI Framework updated to something like GTK 2
or QT. The current gui framework is ugly and looks outdated on a linux
box of today. Just do that and I'd be happy! :-)
One of the main reasons I bought Rev Studio was to develop for Mac,
Linux and Windows, but as it is
Peter,
As a fellow 'coffee' drinker, welcome to the list.
"We keep what we have by giving it away." works real well in this
environment too.
Easy Does It,
Tom
On Mar 16, 2006, at 7:44 PM, Collabyrinth VPN wrote:
This is pro bono stuff for the fellowship AFAIC, for keeping me
sober sinc
Hello friends,
I know how to get the script from an objects script via script:
put the script of card "Foo" into tBar
But, I would like to get just one of the handlers from a script via
script:put handler "FooBar" of the script of card "Foo" into tBar
Anyone know how to do this eas
> I'm seriously considering buying Rev, but I'd like to know
> where the developers are taking this product. Does anybody
> know what's in store down the road in terms of enhanced
> controls, language features, and the like? I know that's a
> rather open-ended question, but surely there's much
Wow Peter, great! As one of the "lurkers" who has been toying with
Revolution before taking a dive, this is indeed inspiring.
Thanks,
Michael
On Mar 16, 2006, at 7:44 PM, Collabyrinth VPN wrote:
Wally
As (your) luck would have it, we're working on exactly such a
document for the poor u
Wally
As (your) luck would have it, we're working on exactly such a document
for the poor unfortunates who will inherit the servers once I've wrought
havoc on them.
This is pro bono stuff for the fellowship AFAIC, for keeping me sober
since 1979, so by all means, when it's done and relativel
On Mar 16, 2006, at 3:52 PM, Garrett Hylltun wrote:
Looking into the .app resouces shows both icons, and the plist file
does name the icons appropriately.
Am I doing something wrong?
You can force the icon to update in the finder by Option dragging a
copy of the application you made. I
> I should mention though that the dock icon is correct.
Sometimes rebooting can solve this.
Scott
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On 3/16/06 10:13 AM, "Richard Gaskin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I would
> enourage those interested in web apps grab Dr. Raney's mchttpd.mc and
> play with it a while. It's a thing of beauty to just open the stack,
> click the "Start" button, and call it with your browser.
Hi, Richard,
I am
I imagine that there is a way to intercept the calls to the message
box from your original code since Constellation can basically replace
it with it's own integrated message box. Worth a try depending on
what might take longer to do...
W.
On Mar 16, 2006, at 5:40 PM, Francis Nugent Dixon w
Garrett Hylltun wrote:
Rev 2.6.1
I should mention though that the dock icon is correct.
Thanks,
-Garrett
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Greetings,
Ok, made .png files in sizes of 16x16, 32x32, 48x48 and 128x128. Put
them all in Icon Composer and saved the file as a .icns file.
Then I picked that file as the icons in the standalone settings for OS X
and selected the dialog png files and so on. I used the same .icn
How about a tutorial on how to set up Rev to use FastCGI. For those
of us for whom a lot of these terms are totatlly new, it would be
great to be able to take advantage of some of these tools.
I know I'm already salivating at the possibilities of merge(),
something I just learned about on t
On 3/16/06 1:48 PM, "Stephen Barncard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Have you put the command in a 'try' structure?>
> Syntax:
> try
>statementList
> catch errorVariable errorStatementsList
>[finally cleanupStatementsList]
> end try
>snip
>
> Use the try control structure to execute a
Oups, bad typo, sorry.
the command is: set the points of graphic "G" to listPoints
thierry
Hi all,
Testing Rev27 on Win32, with my demoStack,
i found that the command :
set the graphic "G" to listPoints
is 5 times slower on Rev27 than on Rev21.
because, i'm using this command in a
Hi Robert,
Thanks for the feedback. I realized that there were
alternate solutions (such as a substack), but I am a
lazy "git", and I want to limit the modifications to my
Hypercard stack scripts while converting.
I even wrote a "Hypercard to Revolution" script
conversion script, to help me in m
Hi all,
Testing Rev27 on Win32, with my demoStack,
i found that the command :
set the graphic "G" to listPoints
is 5 times slower on Rev27 than on Rev21.
because, i'm using this command in a loop it's really not too good :-(
the anti-aliasing is off.
Does anyone saw that and has a clu
On 3/17/06, Francis Nugent Dixon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi from Paris,
>
> I have an update on my own question. When I position the
> message box,
>
> show message box
> set the rect of window "message box" to 394,681,802,826
>
> it goes to the right place. But when I display any data in
Have you put the command in a 'try' structure?
Syntax:
try
statementList
catch errorVariable errorStatementsList
[finally cleanupStatementsList]
end try
See also: catch keyword , end try keyword , finally keyword ,
lockErrorDialogs property , throw control structure
Summary:
Exec
In my experience, most of the shortcomings can be overcome. And once they
are overcome, you can save reuse the solution forever.
For example, the table object in Rev is imperfect. It is good for some
things, but it does not do what I need it to do as a user interface.
So, I created my own table o
I'm seriously considering buying Rev, but I'd like to know where the
developers are taking this product. Does anybody know what's in store
down the road in terms of enhanced controls, language features, and the
like? I know that's a rather open-ended question, but surely there's
much more room
Graham Samuel wrote:
Thanks for the reply, but my point is that the 'create folder' function
doesn't appear to me to return anything in 'the result' when an error
occurs: 'the result' just goes on being empty - but the command does
apparently generate an error text because I can see it in
Hi,
I have a Rev 2.6 in a Debian Sarge distributions, and I tried to minimize my
application in KDE, it work very fine, but I tried to minimized in GNOME
that is not work. Why?
How I can minimize my application in GNOME?
Best regards,
Gilberto Cuba
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We're happy to announce some minor updates to tm|color and tm|gradient
plugins for Revolution 2.6.x.
- tm|color, our non-modal color chooser, now supports marker colors (fill
and line) and includes a few bug fixes.
- The radial fill option in tm|gradient, a gradient building tool
> Thanks for the reply, but my point is that the 'create folder'
> function doesn't appear to me to return anything in 'the result' when
> an error occurs: 'the result' just goes on being empty - but the
> command does apparently generate an error text because I can see it
> in the message box. So
On Thu, 16 Mar 2006 at 07:55:07 -0800, Rob Cozens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
Hi Graham,
As 'create' is not a function, I don't see any other way for it to
return a value.
Commands can return a value in "the result."
create folder myPath
get the result
if it is no
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Does Revolution 2.6.1 and 2.7 function on a Intel Mac? Reason I ask is because
I tried the osx86 thing and got it to work, but Revolution won't load. The
icon bounces once and then nothing. Any ideas?
-- Derek
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Thank you for the kind invitation! Given that I'm writing these server
programs in aid of a certain well-known 12 Step program's online
activities, and that it's doubtful I'll be at either event, more's the
pity, please be advised you can Fed-Ex any kind of high-test
caffiene-laden pr
On Mar 16, 2006, at 11:21 AM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
I've turned up some, but I have too many for Win32 and very few for
OS X. While I winnow the Win list down to a manageable subset of
common culprits, if someone out there has a link to OS X error
codes I'd certainly appreciate it, and sh
Graham Samuel wrote:
I have a path in a variable say myPath, and I execute
create folder myPath
sometimes the folder can't be created (if the directory is protected
etc) and if I execute the above in the message box in these
circumstances, I see the text
can't create that directory
B
Peter Elliott wrote:
Rev works just fine with FastCGI. Fwiw, I'd be happy to set up
some benchmarks and publish the results next week, if it helps.
That would be enormously helpful. Thank you!
If you come to RevCon West in June or Euro RevCon in November I'll buy
the beverage of your choic
Forgive the intrusion from a 'lurker', but as I've learned so much from
you all the last three months, it's time I gave something back.
I'm developing using Ruby on Rails on both Windows XP Pro SP2 &
(Knoppix) Linux simultaneously.
Rev works just fine with FastCGI. Fwiw, I'd be happy to set u
Aloha, yes, we are fine... Thanks for asking. The reservoir that
broke is about 20 miles north of us. It's been raining for 4-5 days,
almost none stop, yesterday it rained steadily for 20 out of 24
hours. We think the storm has moved on... Seven people missing..
several found washed out
Dan Shafer wrote:
With the caveat that I am hardly a Rails expert and certainly have not done
a lot of work with Rev on the server side either, let me see if I can
clarify my earlier point here. I know that what I'm going to say is probably
so trivial to many reading this thread that it will seem
Jim Hurley wrote:
The "stopTurtle" stack is an interpreter I wrote in Transcript to
implement TG. To check it out, in the msg box, run:
go url "http://home.infostations.net/jhurley/StopTurtles.rev";
It includes a TG dictionary and a few examples.
OK Jim, now you're just showing off!
Ni
Hi from Paris,
I have an update on my own question. When I position the
message box,
show message box
set the rect of window "message box" to 394,681,802,826
it goes to the right place. But when I display any data in it, it
RETURNS to its original position (It happens so quickly
during my s
Hi Mark,
Marielle-
Wednesday, March 15, 2006, 5:22:34 PM, you wrote:
Simple: "A method for outputting Java byte-codes equivalent to
MetaCard scripts has been designed, but implementation has been
delayed until the serious performance, compatibility, and
functionality limitations in Java have
Marielle-
Wednesday, March 15, 2006, 5:22:34 PM, you wrote:
> Simple: "A method for outputting Java byte-codes equivalent to
> MetaCard scripts has been designed, but implementation has been
> delayed until the serious performance, compatibility, and
> functionality limitations in Java have b
Hi Graham,
As 'create' is not a function, I don't see any other way for it to
return a value.
Commands can return a value in "the result."
create folder myPath
get the result
if it is not empty then
beep
answer error it
end if
Hi from Paris,
I have an update on my own question. When I position the
message box,
show message box
set the rect of window "message box" to 394,681,802,826
it goes to the right place. But when I display any data in it, it
RETURNS to its original position (It happens so quickly
during my s
Jim Hurley wrote:
In the message box:
go url "http://home.infostations.net/jhurley/ScaleMe3.rev";
Oh my. To those of us who are math-impaired, this is astounding.
It is also funny you should post this right now, because just two days
ago I was thinking how I would like to write a fractal
On 3/15/06 8:51 PM, "Ian Wood" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> With the new import/export snapshot abilities in Rev 2.7, it just got
> much easier to do certain kinds of image manipulation, and I finally
> got around to making a stack that will add relatively convincing
> dropshadows to a copy any im
Hi from Paris,
I like to display information in the message box (an old Hypercard
habit !) during execution of some of my routines (Print, etc.). So I
thought I would control the position and size of the box to sit it under
my stack window. When I execute the command :
set the rect of window "m
I have a path in a variable say myPath, and I execute
create folder myPath
sometimes the folder can't be created (if the directory is protected
etc) and if I execute the above in the message box in these
circumstances, I see the text
can't create that directory
But if I do this by scrip
In a message dated 3/15/06 12:34:17 PM, Glen Bojsza wrote:
> I was wondering if anyone has used Revolution in creating
> 1. A multiple choice quiz stack?
> 2. A multimedia "training" stack ?
> My interest is in the "look and feel" from the user experience and how
> self-contained training modules
In a message dated 3/15/06 12:34:17 PM, Glen Bojsza wrote:
> I was wondering if anyone has used Revolution in creating
> 1. A multiple choice quiz stack?
> 2. A multimedia "training" stack ?
> My interest is in the "look and feel" from the user experience and how
> self-contained training modules
Hi !
On each card of an App. I have differents texts ; some are including
images that are put there by means of one char on a line (ex. : £,§,€…)
whose imageSource is set to an image number (the images are in a
special substack).
I want the user be able to print the text of this fld.
My first
On 16 Mar 2006, at 12:20, Kay C Lan wrote:
Then again, is the spotlight db only used by spotlight or is a
corrupt db
likely to effect other things? Why can FileBuddy find the file and not
spotlight, I assume they use the same db?
Offhand, I can't think of anything else it would affect, othe
On 3/16/06, Ian Wood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Sounds like the database files have got seriously corrupted somehow.
>
Thanks for the links about rebuilding the database.
Note that the rebuild may take several hours...
H. I think I might leave it until next time I have to watch paint
On 16 Mar 2006, at 04:18, Kay C Lan wrote:
On 3/16/06, Stephen Barncard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Is anyone else annoyed with this horrible 'feature' of an
otherwise great
OS?
You miss the most annoying feature of all. Spotlight is invariably
WRONG. I
fail to find folders or files whi
Which costs about the same as than a copy of Path Finder!
There's an excellent Spotlight tutorial DVD by Rick Ligas at
http://www.discoveryourmac.com/
Just in case anyone's interested.
-Chipp
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Just in case anyone's interested.
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Never mind, I was using Rev 2.6 not 2.7 and because the file format
changed, rev couldn't recognize your stack.
Thanks, looks nice!
-Chipp
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I get:
No Such Card.
Perhaps you should check the URL?
In the message box:
go url "http://www.azurevision.co.uk/rev/dropshadow_004.rev";
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