Random Hotspot location

2006-06-05 Thread SupermanSlyr
I'm sure this is easier than I think, but I seem to be having some trouble. I have a relatively simple program in mind. Imagine an image with multiple hot spots that have been labeled with letters. I desire to make a program with an image pointer that randomly selects a word or phrase from a

Re: Random Hotspot location

2006-06-05 Thread Mark Schonewille
Hi SupermanSlyr, What have you tried so far and where did you get stuck? Do you mean that the pointer image is supposed to more around? How? What do you mean by random? Is there any user interaction involved? Best, Mark -- Economy-x-Talk Consultancy and Software Engineering http://economy-x

Re: I am glad I can donate something

2006-06-05 Thread Claudi Cornaz
Hi, I am glad you like it. Questions about tree views have been on the list quite often, so I hope this can help some people to get started. Much more could be said about treeviews / hierarchical lists and list fields in general. I am working on a librarie for this kind of thing right now. It's

Re: I am glad I can donate something

2006-06-05 Thread Mark Schonewille
Hi Claudi, First of all, this is really a cool stack. Congratulations. The cursor ID was still causing an error. Why don't you include that cursor in your stack? That would solve it. Best, Mark -- Economy-x-Talk Consultancy and Software Engineering http://economy-x-talk.com http://www.sal

Re: Random Hotspot location

2006-06-05 Thread Bill Marriott
Every "object" (or more correctly, "control") in Revolution has a location (or "loc") which is the x, y coordinate where that object is located. You can easily get and set the location of objects. Here's one way you could build your program using locations: 1. Put in your backdrop image. 2. Ma

Re: I am glad I can donate something

2006-06-05 Thread Martin Blackman
Nice work, very promising ! For some reason the text window resizes itself to obscure the button bar when you resize the stack -maybe its because your graphic 'dataBGrect' is too tall ? I'm running it on windows so it could be a cross-platform thingy. __

Re: use-revolution Digest, Vol 33, Issue 6

2006-06-05 Thread Felix Theissen
Hi, same problem here. My 2.7.1 Rev Media license does not work with Rev Media 2.7.2. Send already an email to support. (Where can I redownload a Rev Media 2.7.1 copy in the meantime) Felix Theissen From: "Lynn Fredricks" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: RE: Rev Media 2.7.2 To: "'How to use Revo

Re: Rev Media 2.7.2

2006-06-05 Thread Felix Theissen
Hi, same problem here. My 2.7.1 Rev Media license does not work with Rev Media 2.7.2. Send already an email to support. (Where can I redownload a Rev Media 2.7.1 copy in the meantime) Felix Theissen From: "Lynn Fredricks" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: RE: Rev Media 2.7.2 To: "'How to use Revolut

Play a Player Backwards [OT]

2006-06-05 Thread Richmond Mathewson
Mark Swindell has obviously got a different sense of humour to mine: I didn't understand the "Paul is dead" bit at all: - Saint Paul Paul McCartney Paul M'Legg ??? sincerely, Richmond Mathewson "Philosophical problems are confus

RE: Application Icons (Thomas Cole)

2006-06-05 Thread Lynn Fredricks
> I would like to have a decent application icon for both Mac > and Windows. I just want something besides the giant, honkin' > R for revolution for Mac. > > There's a generic icon that is part of the standalone setup > for Windows. I assume no one will sue me if I use that one? > It looks lik

Re: Play a Player Backwards [OT]

2006-06-05 Thread Ken Ray
On 6/5/06 7:47 AM, "Richmond Mathewson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Mark Swindell has obviously got a different sense of humour to mine: I didn't > understand the "Paul is dead" bit at all: - It's a Beatles hoax that made the rounds: http://www.geocities.com/sunsetstrip/3674/pid.html Ken Ray

Re: Play a Player Backwards [OT]

2006-06-05 Thread Bill
After you like the back of a Bufo Marianus then you play the Beatles song backwards and it says: "Paul is Dead". On 6/5/06 8:47 AM, "Richmond Mathewson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Mark Swindell has obviously got a different sense of humour to mine: I didn't > understand the "Paul is dead" bit

Play a Player Backwards [OT]

2006-06-05 Thread Richmond Mathewson
Err, Well . . .if its any comfort my first phrase when I was 1 year old was not "Mama" but "yeah, Yeah, Yeah" - honest! I was born in 1962. A sixties Toad - so, Bufo, Bufo to you too! sincerely, Richmond Mathewson "Philosophical pro

Script Snatcher

2006-06-05 Thread Richmond Mathewson
I have just uploaded a new version of 'Script Snatcher' that adds date about card & object sizes and positions to the text file. I suppose that with a bit of work it should be possible to write a stack that will reconstruct from the text file! Download it from the 'Richmond's RR Rantings' group

Re: Relayering and dragging a group within a group

2006-06-05 Thread Jonathan Lynch
relayer a group that is within another group is rather tricky... It can be done, and I can send you a stack that does it if you want. What I have done is this - 1)set the relayergroupedcontrols property to true 2)move all the subgroups to the bottom of the master group - this has to be done in th

Re: Unicode sorting

2006-06-05 Thread Devin Asay
On Jun 2, 2006, at 5:09 PM, Dar Scott wrote: On Jun 2, 2006, at 2:57 PM, Devin Asay wrote: You're starting to convince me that UTF is the way to go. 8 8... Right. UTF-8. It was in my head but got stuck before it came out my fingers. UTF-8 Devin

Re: Problems building Mac OSX standalone (mostly resolved)

2006-06-05 Thread Jon Seymour
Peter, thanks, you were right. I needed to add several files to the location you wrote about, and now things seem dandy! One final puzzler: my custom icon (.icns) file is placed in the package at contents/resources/revolution.icns. When I launch the app, my custom icon appears nicely in the

Creating perfect cursors in Revolution

2006-06-05 Thread Stgoldberg
For the past two years I've benefited greatly from advice given through this forum, so I'd like to give something back in return. Creating cursors in Revolution has been problematic. Despite creating 16x16 images in black and white, sometimes the cursors do not show up correctly on both platfo

Re: Creating perfect cursors in Revolution

2006-06-05 Thread Jim Ault
Excellent contribution. I am sure that many have done battle and given up. Thanks Jim Ault Las Vegas On 6/5/06 10:11 AM, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > For the past two years I've benefited greatly from advice given through this > forum, so I'd like to give something back in r

robotics

2006-06-05 Thread Greg Kolodziejzyk
Hey: I am a long-time METACARD user, and I am working on a project where some robotics is required. I have NO experience with robotics, sensors or controllers, but I thought it might be a cool learning experience. I also thought I could use metacard (Rev) to control the robotics stuff. Does anyon

Re: Rev Media 2.7.2

2006-06-05 Thread J. Landman Gay
Felix Theissen wrote: Hi, same problem here. My 2.7.1 Rev Media license does not work with Rev Media 2.7.2. There seems to be a glitch with a few of the 2.7.2 Media license keys. Don't worry, it's being fixed. You were correct to write to support, and they will issue you a revised code if ne

Re: Linux installation

2006-06-05 Thread Mark Wieder
Ken- Sunday, June 4, 2006, 4:09:44 PM, you wrote: > The only clarification I'd make is that the Revolution engine itself (which > is bundled together with your stack when you make a standalone) requires > certain OS-level libraries on Linux, and if they are not available, your > application won't

Re: Problems building Mac OSX standalone (mostly resolved)

2006-06-05 Thread J. Landman Gay
Jon Seymour wrote: Peter, thanks, you were right. I needed to add several files to the location you wrote about, and now things seem dandy! One final puzzler: my custom icon (.icns) file is placed in the package at contents/resources/revolution.icns. When I launch the app, my custom icon appe

Re: Linux installation

2006-06-05 Thread Bob Warren
Mark Wieder wrote: > This issue that Bob ran into here is that you can't build a standalone that relies on gnome GUI libraries and expect it to run in a kde environment where those libraries don't exist. If I build a kde standalone that used some specific features of my desktop environment I'd exp

Re: Linux installation

2006-06-05 Thread J. Landman Gay
Bob Warren wrote: You may be right, and in fact what you recommend may represent a "safe" policy, but that is not exactly what I ran into. I produced a Realbasic module that I thought was a "standalone", but later discovered that it was an "executable" (i.e. not a "standalone"). You probably

Re: Creating perfect cursors in Revolution

2006-06-05 Thread Chipp Walters
Steve, Great stuff. I seem to remember Scott Raney recommending using the pencil tool in RunRev to edit the cursor image by setting the pen color to black and clicking on a black pixel in the image while in 'edit mode' -- thus effectively "blessing" the image. I haven't tried building cursors in

[OT] RevCentral Newsletter #11

2006-06-05 Thread Chipp Walters
Hot of the presses! Another issue of RevCentral Newsletter is making the rounds. If haven't already seen it in your InBox, then you can subscribe (free) at: http://www.altuit.com/webs/revCentral/revCentralHome/default.htm Dan talks about some new Ruby on Rails type of funtionality for RunRev wh

Re: robotics

2006-06-05 Thread Stephen Barncard
This might be a start - at least at the prototype stage: http://www.bkohg.com/service_e.html and you can use it from rev. it's all about input/output Hey: I am a long-time METACARD user, and I am working on a project where some robotics is required. I have NO experience with robotics, sensors

That annoying little resizer

2006-06-05 Thread Jack Tsu
Whenever I set the background color of a window on the Mac, that little resizer on the bottom corner stays white, which ruins the look. Is there an easy way to change it? And while we're on the subject of UI, how do I change the titlebar color? Hopefully there's a way to do it that looks good

Re: That annoying little resizer

2006-06-05 Thread Sarah Reichelt
On 6/6/06, Jack Tsu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Whenever I set the background color of a window on the Mac, that little resizer on the bottom corner stays white, which ruins the look. Is there an easy way to change it? And while we're on the subject of UI, how do I change the titlebar color? Hope

Cue-points in Quicktime

2006-06-05 Thread RGould8
Say, I'm trying to convert an application that I wrote in Director over to Revolution, and I'm wondering if Revolution has a means of intercepting the Quicktime "cue-points" from the text-track and displaying them in a text field? I tried using the Quicktime External demo stack (replacing the

Re: That annoying little resizer

2006-06-05 Thread Jack Tsu
I figured there would be a way to change the resizer and titlebar without recreating them. I'd rather not do that, since I don't know how to script all the functionality :-\ From: "Sarah Reichelt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Reply-To: How to use Revolution To: "How to use Revolution" Subject: Re: T

Re: robotics

2006-06-05 Thread Björnke von Gierke
Hi Greg Warning: I am a hobbyist at best, and haven't done any actual work with robotics. However i wanted to do a remote controlled vehicle once, and have sampled some information on rs232 due to that. I am not sure how many "datalines" you need (the number of sensors you want to poll + the

Re: That annoying little resizer

2006-06-05 Thread Scott Rossi
Recently, Jack Tsu wrote: > I figured there would be a way to change the resizer and titlebar without > recreating them. I'd rather not do that, since I don't know how to script > all the functionality :-\ There are no built-in ways to change these -- you really do need to make your own. Regards

Random Hotspot locations

2006-06-05 Thread SupermanSlyr
Thanks a lot everyone! I really appreciate the example, Bill. I was just looking for some testing images. You have aided me profoundly. And speaking of images. I'm looking for several 100% unique graphics. I'd need them in sets of two, just as the example, Bill provided. Can anyone tell me wh

Re: Cue-points in Quicktime

2006-06-05 Thread Josh Mellicker
Revolution unfortunately cannot detect Quicktime Chapters. Our workaround is to export the chapter track from an editing application to a text file, then have Rev import the set of times as a list. Then, Rev can trigger certain actions at certain points in the movie. What are you editing i

Re: Linux installation

2006-06-05 Thread Bob Warren
Bob Warren wrote: > What I am going to do later on today is to take an Ubuntu Gnome Rev standalone I have created, load up the latest Kubuntu live CD, and see whether it runs. I'll let you know what happens. Another experiment I could do later is to make sure I include libraries in my Gnome R

Re: Problems building Mac OSX standalone (mostly resolved)

2006-06-05 Thread Ken Ray
On 6/5/06 1:19 PM, "J. Landman Gay" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > This is an OS X glitch, which does not update the file correctly after > it has been created. My favorite method is to Get Info on your new app, > click on the icon in the little box, and hit the delete key. They forces > the Finder

Re: Random Hotspot locations

2006-06-05 Thread Bill Marriott
The Ouija board was obviously taken from the web, but the stone pointer took all of five minutes to make with Microsoft Expression Graphics Designer, which is currently free: http://www.microsoft.com/products/expression It literally took six clicks with the bezier tool to make the outline and

Re: Relayering and dragging a group within a group

2006-06-05 Thread David Epstein
Many thanks to Jonathan Lynch, whose post explains how to relayer groups inside a group. 1)set the relayergroupedcontrols property to true 2)move all the subgroups to the bottom of the master group - this has to be done in the correct order, so that when this process is finished the target

Re: Relayering and dragging a group within a group

2006-06-05 Thread Ken Ray
On 6/5/06 8:41 PM, "David Epstein" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > My simpler approach (script below) can also do the relayering job. > Its defect is that for some reason the "grab" command at the end is > ignored, whereas in the Lynch-inspired script the "grab" command > works as intended. Does le

Re: robotics

2006-06-05 Thread Kay C Lan
On 6/6/06, Greg Kolodziejzyk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: If you are interested, the application is an auto-balance / auto-steer mechanism for a human powered vehicle I built for a speed record: Sorry, can't help, but I just wanted to say I really enjoyed your web page - especially your line on

Re: Random Hotspot location

2006-06-05 Thread Scott Rossi
Recently, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Think of an Ouija board (Only without the board). I'd > also like to move the pointer around and select random letters. You've already received the answer to your question, so I mention this link just for fun (1.4MB download, execute in your message box). Ma

Re: robotics

2006-06-05 Thread Bill Marriott
My only experience with robotics is Lego Mindstorms ;) As for the weight issue, have you seen the new Sony Vaio UX 180P? Perfect for his bike. Could be the cell phone (via Skype), iPod, and navigation control system all in one. My one concern about using Rev for robotics control is that as far

Re: Random Hotspot location

2006-06-05 Thread Bill Marriott
Spiffy! Now you just need to make it multi-user so 2 to 12 or so people can all put their hands on the pointer and have a real cyber-Ouija experience! :) "Scott Rossi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > You've already received the answer to your question, so I mentio

Re: Random Hotspot location

2006-06-05 Thread Scott Rossi
Recently, Bill Marriott wrote: >> Make sure >> you're not in the middle of any project since it takes over your desktop: >> >> go url >> "http://www.tactilemedia.com/mediaplayer/stacks/games/ouija/ouija.rev"; > Spiffy! Now you just need to make it multi-user so 2 to 12 or so people can > all put