Re: Use of Phonetic Script

2006-08-18 Thread Dar Scott
On Aug 17, 2006, at 7:03 PM, Cat Kutay wrote: I am trying to compare phonetic script from the htmlText of a card, and in a database. However the htmlText im meoory seems to lose the unicode formating, and also displaying messages for error do not have the formatting Concerning the

Re: Line numbers in scripteditor?

2006-08-18 Thread Eric Chatonet
Hi all, I could not resist: there is a very simple solution: on selectionChanged if the short name of the owner of the target = revScript \ and the short name of the selectedfield = script then put word 2 of the selectedLine into fld GoLine end if pass selectionChanged end

Re: Line numbers in scripteditor?

2006-08-18 Thread André.Bisseret
Bonjour Éric, I am very happy to read you again here ! Nice weather on this list to day :-))), thanks to William I hope others will post questions that you will not resist to answer to ;-)) Best regards from Grenoble André Le 18 août 06 à 09:13, Eric Chatonet a écrit : Hi all, I could

Re: Constraining the pointer within a rect

2006-08-18 Thread David Glasgow
Thanks Phil, Howard and Peter. I can't get Phil's script to work any better, even with messages locked. Howard's seems fine even without. This suggests that the problem with Phil's is not a recursion caused by set mousescreenloc, because Howard uses that too. (Ironically, my original Rev

Re: Constraining the pointer within a rect

2006-08-18 Thread David Glasgow
..and another interesting thing. Having played with Howards Way (heh!) a little, I find that there are strange 'weaknesses' near the corners of the rect through which you can sneak the pointer a little way until the script spots the breakout and does its thing. How weird is that? Best

Re: Constraining the pointer within a rect

2006-08-18 Thread David Glasgow
I promise this is the last interesting thing The script works even if Rev isn't the frontmost application, as long as there are no windows between the front and the Rev stack. I found my pointer a prisoner when I was in Mail! Best Wishes, David Glasgow Carlton Glasgow Partnership

RE: Constraining the pointer within a rect

2006-08-18 Thread Jan Sælid
Hi David, I sent you another suggestion. Maybe it slipped through. Try it. It's stable. Just put this into the script of a button or rectangle. Try it --- local constrain,boxL,boxR,boxT,boxB ON mouseDown put item 1 of rect of me+4 into boxL -- change 4 to your own needs put item 3 of

Re: Print Card Missing Objects?

2006-08-18 Thread Jim Ault
And while we're on the subject - I am basically filling in a form and then copying the filled in form to a new card. This should be done over 200 times, resulting in over 200 cards. However, by the time I reach 20-25 cards, the stack becomes VERY lethargic and even after the script has

RE: Constraining the pointer within a rect

2006-08-18 Thread David Glasgow
On 18 Aug 2006, at 1:31 pm, Jan Sælid wrote: Hi David, I sent you another suggestion. Maybe it slipped through. Try it. It's stable. Just put this into the script of a button or rectangle. Try it Thanks, Jan. It is very jerky and slow here. Maybe this is an OS X thing? I am using

Re: Plugins folder? (was Re: How Galaxy is...)

2006-08-18 Thread Robert Sneidar
Oddly though, my Galaxy Studio did not work in this configuration. I had to move the Galaxy folder and stack to the Applications/ Revolution Studio/2.7.3-gm-1/Plugins folder to get it to load automatically. I don't know why. Bob Sneidar IT Manager Logos Management Calvary Chapel CM As to

Rev cgi gzip HTML data to browser

2006-08-18 Thread jbv
Hi list, Has anyone tried to send compress data (gzip) from Rev cgi to a browser ? I've spent the afternoon experimenting with this, and it works quite well (compress() squeezes 1 Mb of HTML data into 120 Kb), but it seems that the browser takes forever to decompress the code... And finally,

Top 5 Articles at revJournal.com

2006-08-18 Thread Richard Gaskin
I was reviewing the hit logs for revJournal.com today, and discovered that the top 5 most frequently accessed articles there are, in order: #1: Using Imported Images in Your Stack by Sandy Beadle http://www.revjournal.com/tutorials/importing-images-in-revolution.html #2: Making of

How to find which applications for this file?

2006-08-18 Thread Joel Guillod
From a file path or a file extension or a MIME type, how can we get a list of the applications which can open the corresponding file? The launch document filepath can open the corresponding application like a double-click in the Finder/Windows Explorer. But has anyone some tricks to get a

HTML email from Rev

2006-08-18 Thread David Bovill
Quick question - client wants to able to send emails with images and links. Attachments do not show up reliably. Different email clients show things different ways - what is the best way to do this so it works? What are the steps to get Rev to create and send rich email that shows correctly in

Problems with standalonebuilder of Rev.2.7.3.?

2006-08-18 Thread Martin Meili
Hi I've got a stack I can tax my students in terms of different language skills with (sliders, text fields in combination with sliders). The program runs very fast on my PowerPC, OS 10.3.9. I store the data of each student in textfiles. They are reloadable in my taxation panel. If I use

Re: Print Card Missing Objects?

2006-08-18 Thread Sharon Stamps
Jim, Thanks for the help - I thought of this, but decided it might be counter-productive, because I didn't want to have to create all the cards before copying the info. I have fields, buttons, and graphics that need to be located in a certain place on each different form, so having the

Re: How to find which applications for this file?

2006-08-18 Thread Björnke von Gierke
I wanted to do the same on Mac OS X, it seems the only api for such a thing is the Carbon one: Launch services I made a command line standalone that facilitates it with filepaths. I can send it to you if you want it (no source code). the usage is: path to app -default path to file gives back

RE: Constraining the pointer within a rect

2006-08-18 Thread Jan Sælid
David, It must be the screenmouseloc that slows the mac. As stated earlier. I guess that is practical to know. I have always used tips from the free stacks of Tactile Media. In their dragsample stack, they explain that it's always more efficient to compare variables instead of repeatedly testing