Thanks Devin for your solution.
I have to say I don't know how to check the line endings in a safe way :(
For exemple, I could write
--
if (numToChar(13) & numToChar(10)) is in it then
put "win" into fileFormat
else if numToChar(10) is in it then
put "nix" into fileFormat
Hi All!
we are happy inform you that we have got success with implementation
of a new REINDEX algorithms for Valentina.
They work in 100+ times faster than the old.
For example, 5 millions records old algorithm did reindex in 10+ minutes
New in 6-9 seconds (I think still possible improve thi
Hi All!
we are happy inform you that we have got success with implementation
of a new REINDEX algorithms for Valentina.
They work in 100+ times faster than the old.
For example, 5 millions records old algorithm did reindex in 10+ minutes
New in 6-9 seconds (I think still possible improve t
In a message dated 5/23/06 1:29:03 AM, Zax <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>Thanks Devin for your solution.
>I have to say I don't know how to check the line endings in a safe way
>:(
>For exemple, I could write
>--
>if (numToChar(13) & numToChar(10)) is in it then
> put "win" into fileFo
Hi,
Everyone who contacted me, many thanks. It now appears that Panther
is the problem. XCode for Panther is a little different. We will
probably update the machine used for creating externals, but if
someone has a simple external that is known to compile correctly with
XCode on Panther,
Ben Rubinstein benr_mc at cogapp.com wrote:
In Rev 2 (all versions that I've tested), pasting text is very slow,
in some
manner proportional to the length of the text in the clipboard. This is
something that came in with Rev 2, near as I can tell: paste 90K of
unstyled
text into an empty s
Who can understand why the test1() function will return TRUE and test2
() FALSE with the script below?
The only difference is in looping each line of the string pPackedData :
- either with : repeat with i=1 to the num of lines in pPackedData --
in imedArray_unpack_1()
- or with : repeat for ea
Hi All,
I spent more time than I should have trying to get a modal stack to
open in different positions depending on the selected line in a list
field.
It's very annoying (not to mention puzzling) to see
set the top of stack "Number Keypad" to (the top of stack
"Example")+linePosition
All,
I could copy the App Browser stack and hack it to find the answer; but
I've lost so much time experimenting with modal stack positioning that
I hope someone will save me the time.
Are there Windows fonts that include the check mark?
If not, I presume RR is using a checkmark image; but I
Ian,
We have card-style databases with over 70,000 records. These are primarily
archives - which don't need to be accessed frequently.
At about 5,000 records you'll notice a speed hit, particularly when opening
and closing the larger stacks.
There are advantages to each method but, for your use,
You draw a checkmark and set the imagesource of a character in a
field to the id of your checkmark image.
Best,
Mark
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Economy-x-Talk
Consultancy and Software Engineering
http://economy-x-talk.com
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w
I'd rather see reasonable lighting and a microphone at least on the
podium before worrying about obfuscating bad video with clever
editing. A full time camera operator that is not a participant is
essential.
Amateurs usually don't bother with production values such as these,
but it's silly as
Hi Mark,
You draw a checkmark and set the imagesource of a character in a field
to the id of your checkmark image.
Thanks.
My preference is to use the checkmark character already in and used by
the Rev IDE, if possible.
Rob
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Rob,
You have to set the top and the left of the stack or use the topleft
instead.
set the topleft of stack "Number Keypad" to ¬
(the top of stack "Example" + linePosition),(the left of stack
"Example")
modal stack "Number Keypad"
Best,
Mark
--
Economy-x-Talk
Consultancy and Software E
Sorry, reading my own mail reveals a mistake, it should be:
set the topleft of stack "Number Keypad" to ¬
(the left of stack "Example"),(the top of stack "Example" +
linePosition)
modal stack "Number Keypad"
Best,
Mark
--
Economy-x-Talk
Consultancy and Software Engineering
http://economy-x
your use of stripping the returns from base64Encode is clever. I
thought of that but wasn't sure how much one could mess with the
format once encoded.
However URLEncoding is great for one-line-packing HTML snippets in
scripts, which otherwise would require extra steps with base64Encode.
In m
Digging around in my directories I found FreeGUI, and not having looked at it
for about 2 years, I had a look!
Have produced a port of a stack originally called "easel.mc" - it is a bit
clunky (the original stack - all my port does is make sure that under RR it
will load as a palette) - never m
Well,
of course it would be better to do it right than to do it wrong. I just
don't see anybody stepping up to the plate to do it right.
Judy
On Tue, 23 May 2006, Stephen Barncard wrote:
> I'd rather see reasonable lighting and a microphone at least on the
> podium before worrying about obfusc
That's my point - it shouldn't be an afterthought that requires any
participant of the conference to be "stepping up to the plate" as a
volunteer. Running a camera is a full time activity that should be
done by someone who does it a lot.
I'm quite talented with audio and video and could do thi
Has anybody developed a tool - and to what extent is this possible - for
viewing the size of objects in Rev stacks?
It would be dandy if the application browser could reveal this information in
a column. Do any of the alternative IDE or browsers (MetaCard, Constellation,
...) give access to
Le 23 mai 06, à 09:12, [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :
Has anyone noticed this? I have a window, not a pallet, but it's
decoration is set to minimize and close box. Now in 2.7.1, other
stacks open up _behind_ this window-- even the answer dialogue! I
was able to overcome regular stacks opening up
On 5/23/06 10:37 AM, "Rob Cozens" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What must I do to open a modal stack at a specific (non-centered)
> position?
Yes, modal windows automatically center themselves over the topmost
non-modal window. Here's what I do:
set the style of stack "MyModal" to toplevel
se
Ben-
Tuesday, May 23, 2006, 10:33:57 AM, you wrote:
> it transparent or cryptic? Is there a published description anywhere? (Also,
> does anyone know what RunRev's attitude is to poking around - are they
> relaxed, or likely to reach for the DCMA?)
See the new 2.7 license agreement. My reading
All,
This has happened twice in a row; so as I wait for my TPC to reboot I'm
inquiring whether anyone can duplicate it:
1. Open a stack
2. Select and delete a field
3. Save stack without closing
4. Create a new field
5. In the field's basic properties, set the name to the name of the
deleted
Hi group,
Almost every day at one point or another while editing a script or even
filling in an answer or ask dialog box the text entry slows to a crawl. I
remedy
this by saving and restarting Revolution. What causes this and how do I avoid
it? I'm on Mac osx.
Joe
Orlando
Hi Paul
Thanks for the information. My project is still very much in the
planning stage as yet so I can still afford to implement either
method.
Best wishes
Ian McKnight
On 23/05/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Ian,
We have card-style databases with over 70,000 records. These
Moi:
5. In the field's basic properties, set the name to the name of the
deleted field...Rev hangs up for me here.
Did it again...I'm trying to see/set tabstops in Table Properties.
Rob Cozens
CCW, Serendipity Software Company
"And I, which was two fooles, do so grow three;
Who are a littl
Hi Ken,
Yes, modal windows automatically center themselves over the topmost
non-modal window. Here's what I do:
That's one for my Saved Tips list.
But my "problem" turned out to be a blessing in disguise: modeless lets
the user close the dialog without entering anything if they opened it
b
Ben Rubinstein wrote:
Has anybody developed a tool - and to what extent is this possible - for
viewing the size of objects in Rev stacks?
I have some tools in the works which provide a wide range of project
metrics, but they focus mostly on code (number of lines, calls in/out,
complexity measu
On May 23, 2006, at 18:33:57 +0100, Ben Rubinstein wrote:
The kind of thing I'd like in an ideal world is something that would
be able
to tell me the number of bytes in an (uncompressed, unencrypted) stack
file
taken up by an object and then make it possible to drill down. So a
stack
file
On May 23, 2006, at 9:28 AM, iMed Edition (AF) wrote:
Who can understand why the test1() function will return TRUE and
test2() FALSE with the script below?
Yup. Looks like a bug and a serious one. Unless I'm not seeing
something.
I checked this out on OS X 10.4.6 with 2.7.1 within 'rep
Has anyone had problems with this combination?
I have an app that calls revGoURL to open a local html file on the
user's hard drive. I have checked to make sure the path to the file
is correct, but Firefox does not open the file. Firefox does not open
at all. If I change my default browser
On May 23, 2006, at 8:44 AM, Stephen Barncard wrote:
I'd rather see reasonable lighting and a microphone at least on the
podium before worrying about obfuscating bad video with clever
editing. A full time camera operator that is not a participant is
essential.
Amateurs usually don't both
Hi all,
I have a stack, some kind of outliner, which I would like to donate to
this community.
Of course my userspace would seem logical, but I would like to know
how many people download it (if there is a lot of interest it might
stimulate me to document
the code more and to "prune" the code
Hi Claudi,
I would upload a demo stack to RevOnline, with a button that gives
easy access to your web site. From there, people could download
whatever they like and you can keep track of download statistics.
That way, people might get interested in your other work as well.
Best,
Mark
--
Hi group,
Almost every day at one point or another while editing a script or even
filling in an answer or ask dialog box the text entry slows to a
crawl. I remedy
this by saving and restarting Revolution. What causes this and how do I avoid
it? I'm on Mac osx.
Joe
Orlando
I get that too.
A
Timothy Miller wrote:
Hi group,
Almost every day at one point or another while editing a script or even
filling in an answer or ask dialog box the text entry slows to a
crawl. I remedy
this by saving and restarting Revolution. What causes this and how do
I avoid
it? I'm on Mac osx.
Joe
Orlan
One cause for typing to slow down is an infinite loop that is sending
more and more and more messages to the pending msgs queue. CPU gets
eaten alive. This may not be your problem, but good to check:
pendingMessages()
in the msg box...
if you re getting back 100's of lines... watch out.
Confirmed, this works wonders.
On May 22, 2006, at 12:29 PM, Andre Garzia wrote:
Todd,
if you're on MacOS X then you can use the shell. MacOS X comes with
xsltproc which is a command line tool to do xslt transformations!
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I have a Mac single processor 867mhz G4 and pasting text into anything
is really slow - be it into a field or the script editor.
Marty Knapp
One cause for typing to slow down is an infinite loop that is sending
more and more and more messages to the pending msgs queue. CPU gets
eaten alive.
On 5/23/06, Chris Sheffield <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Jim,
I owe you an apology. You were correct. This problem is tied to
daylight savings. I realized that after taking your advice and
looking at the list archives. Fortunately, with some suggestions and
code from Sarah Reichelt, I was able to
On 5/24/06, J. Landman Gay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
But I just happened to think,
maybe it has something to do with text antialiasing. Has anyone
experimented with that system preference? Does changing it make a
difference?
I don't see it either* although my machine is twice as fast as Joe'
Rev 2.6.1 Studio / OS X
Greetings,
Working on the same program here for months now, but tonight all of a
sudden when I compile a Windows exe from OS X, libeay32.dll and
ssleay32.dll are now showing up in the output folder.
I didn't add any new code, just moved a couple of lines of code down
On 5/24/06, Sarah Reichelt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Since it seems unlikely that I will get what I want, I am gradually
starting to use my own numeric dateTime format and conversion
routines: MMDD, HHMMSS or the 2 combined. As well as being totally
numeric which is great for sorting, they
On 5/23/06 10:33 AM, "Ben Rubinstein" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Any suggestions, pointers, tools, warnings, etc gratefully received.
When I want to find out how big an object is, I copy it, create a new stack,
save it, paste into the new stack, save as some other name, and compare the
file siz
My shooting the video last year was done just for fun. It was never
intended by me to make a commercial product from it. I just was
shooting video and posting it on my website to allow people that
could not attend experience some of the juice. I shot video with my
little family cam while others
Hi All,
I'm trying to use the pencil tool to emulate TPC ink input. (Adding a
signature to an eForm.)
My requirement is simple: open an area on the screen and capture the
pencil "script".
According to the Rev Dictionary, this should be easy:
"When using the pencil tool, the cursor is a pe
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