On 9/8/06 7:57 PM, "Richard Gaskin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Jim Ault wrote:
>
>> Cubist is correct. Any well-formed page will have balanced tags and only
>> use the < and > chars to mean tag markers.
>
> But can one deliver a product which assumes all the html thrown at it
> will be well
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In a message dated 9/8/06 11:40:31 AM, Mark Wieder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
writes:
Friday, September 8, 2006, 6:10:53 AM, you wrote:
barely tested, but maybe a starting point:
function striptags tHtml
replace cr with empty in tHtml -- in case of multi-line tags
replac
Weighing in a little late here (I get the digest version, so there's
some lag time)... Here's what I use in a patient notes stack in my
practice. I tried using routines based on seconds but always ran into
errors when the today was close to the birthday. The leap year thing
is a bear to get
Jim Ault wrote:
Cubist is correct. Any well-formed page will have balanced tags and only
use the < and > chars to mean tag markers.
But can one deliver a product which assumes all the html thrown at it
will be well-formed?
So I have two questions about the sort of variable-based methods f
Cubist is correct. Any well-formed page will have balanced tags and only
use the < and > chars to mean tag markers.
If the data is critical to you, then beware of exceptions. There could be
incomplete downloads and less-than-professional html code that is received
by Rev which could contain con
In a message dated 9/8/06 11:40:31 AM, Mark Wieder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
writes:
>Friday, September 8, 2006, 6:10:53 AM, you wrote:
>> barely tested, but maybe a starting point:
>> function striptags tHtml
>>replace cr with empty in tHtml -- in case of multi-line tags
>>replace "<" with cr &
> I did not know replaceText command could use wildcard as an argument ...
> it is fantastic.
The replaceText function actually uses RegEx, not wildcards. There is a
major difference.
Filter command -- uses wild cards
ReplaceText, MatchText, MatchChunk functions -- use RegEx
Jim Ault
Las Veg
You are great ... so many solutions.
I wuold go for ... (I did not know replaceText command could use wildcard)
... it is fantastic.
I have to say documentation does not mention this.
function stsStripHTML what
put replaceText(what,"<.*?>","") into noHTML
return noHTML
end stsStripHTML
I did
Richard
>
>
> I wonder if an optimal solution might be to find a graceful way to add
> the sort params as optional arguments to the repeat statement, maybe
> something like:
>
>repeat for each key tKey of tArray sorted numeric ascending
>
yes, that's "graceful" because very english-like, bu
Steve,
I would not recommend using anything older than 2.6.1 - the current
version is 2.7.3
Paul Looney
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Subject: REv 2.5.0
Does anyone have any preliminary impressions about
On 9/8/06, John Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Scott,
I am using Photoshop to create a web animation. Does ImageReady have
features beyond Photoshop?
I believe what Scott means is that Photoshop by itself cannot save a
file in the animated GIF format. That is what ImageReady does. You can
Scott,
I am using Photoshop to create a web animation. Does ImageReady have
features beyond Photoshop?
I tried your suggestion, but it really doesn'y address my issue.
Only 1 or 2 frames of the 24 are being loaded.
If you have any other ideas, I would be interested in hearing them.
Tha
Richard Gaskin :
>
> and have always found that if I can use an array I can speed things up
> by several orders of magnitude.
>
200% agreed with that...
I remember a few months ago I was struggling with a very complex Rev cgi
script that was selecting data in a mySQL DB and shaping them for a q
on Thu, 7 Sep 2006
Dan Shafer wrote:
> I love Wikis for collaboration,
> but as places for people to share
> thougths and ideas, they suck unless
> used by pretty savvy folks and maintained
> by even more savvy ones.
when i had internet access from the place
where i now live, i´ll participat
Recently, John Miller wrote:
> I have used Photoshop CS2 to create an animated GIF with 24 frames.
> The finished file is about 50KB. When I import the file into
> Revolution, it only imports 1 or 2 of the frames.
>
> I can load it in any number of web browsers and it appears and acts
> normal.
On 9/8/06 2:29 PM, "Stephen Barncard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> somewhere within the bowels of Rev must be a way to convert this directly.
>
> I know you can input colornames to 'Answer Color'
>
> answer color with "AliceBlue"
> put it into fld "output2"
>
> (it contains 239,247,25
On 9/8/06 2:16 PM, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Does anyone have any preliminary impressions about the reliability of
> Revolution 2.5.0?
2.5.0? The latest version is 2.7.3...
Ken Ray
Sons of Thunder Software
Web site: http://www.sonsothunder.com/
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Greetings All,
I have used Photoshop CS2 to create an animated GIF with 24 frames.
The finished file is about 50KB. When I import the file into
Revolution, it only imports 1 or 2 of the frames.
I can load it in any number of web browsers and it appears and acts
normal.
Does anybody ha
somewhere within the bowels of Rev must be a way to convert this directly.
I know you can input colornames to 'Answer Color'
answer color with "AliceBlue"
put it into fld "output2"
(it contains 239,247,255)
and of course this works -
set the backgroundcolor of btn "toadMeat" to
A little more research suggests that ">" will be ">" (greater
than) and "<" will be "<" (less than). So I'm guessing that "<"
and ">" in quoted strings won't be a problem.
What will be a problem is turning ">" back into ">", and all the
other de-escaping that the htmlText approach takes car
Does anyone have any preliminary impressions about the reliability of
Revolution 2.5.0? I received this update, but I've been reluctant to install it
and
apply it to all my stacks without getting some feedback first from the group as
to whether or not there are any problems. Any thoughts? T
To reveal yet more of my ignorance, is it likely (certain?) that "<"
and ">" that are not tag-ends will be urlEncoded (%3C and %3E, I think)?
Best,
Mark
On 8 Sep 2006, at 18:18, Richard Gaskin wrote:
For example, how does it account for "<" and ">" which may appear
in quoted strings or com
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KALANGI Vijay BABU <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Can somebody suggest me a way to "translate a color name to RGB triplet"
you may also peek at "Color Names Reference" under
"Help/Quick Reference Guides" and see how they translate...
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At 12:57 PM -0500 9/8/06, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Richard Gaskin wrote:
You feed your kids every day? You'll spoil 'em!.
When I was a kid my pop handed us a piece of string and told us to
go out into the woods and make our own deadfall. :)
You had string?
I bet jacque grew up like I did, w
Vijay,
Just type COLORPICKER into the Google Search window on your web browser and
take your PICK.
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You feed your kids every day? You'll spoil 'em!.
When I was a kid my pop handed us a piece of string and told us to go
out into the woods and make our own deadfall. :)
You had string?
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I'm trying to use record sound file "file.wav" to record a sound. There is
a 2 second delay before the recording starts. Is there a way to eliminate
this delay? There is also a 2-3 second delay when I stop recording, which
is annoying.
This is happening on Windows XP. I haven't tried it on
On 9/8/06 7:32 AM, "KALANGI Vijay BABU" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Hi All,
>
>
>
> Can somebody suggest me a way to "translate a color name to RGB triplet"
Well you need to have a graphic object (like a square) and then execute this
(I called my graphic "ColorHolder"):
function getRGB pCol
On 9/8/06 7:52 AM, "paolo mazza" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> just a simple task for Revolution!
> How can I remove html tags from text?
>
> i.e.
> from: try solve this < quiz
> to: try solve this quiz
>
> I should use a wildcard but
>
> filter TEXT with "<*>" does not work. It
Mark Wieder wrote:
function striptags tHtml
replace cr with empty in tHtml -- in case of multi-line tags
replace "<" with cr & "<" in tHtml
replace ">" with ">" & cr in tHtml
filter tHtml without "*<*"
filter tHtml without "*>*"
return tHtml
end striptags
Clever... b
Dar Scott wrote:
I think Richard described it. He seems to have some "inside"
knowledge that a hash table is used. The above data is consistent
with that.
No inside info, other than discussions with Scott Raney on other issues
which suggest he's very good with hashes and likes them a lot.
jbv wrote:
your suggestion for asking the list for help to optimize speed of a script
is wise, but really, I don't have any such problem right now...
the only thing that just crossed my mind is : what if you want to output the
keys of an array in the same order as you created them ? so far the o
Mark-
Friday, September 8, 2006, 6:10:53 AM, you wrote:
> barely tested, but maybe a starting point:
> function striptags tHtml
>replace cr with empty in tHtml -- in case of multi-line tags
>replace "<" with cr & "<" in tHtml
>replace ">" with ">" & cr in tHtml
>filter tHtml wi
On Sep 8, 2006, at 10:23 AM, jbv wrote:
I created keys in an array in the following order :
1
4
5
11
52
500
555
"the keys of myArray" outputs this :
1
11
4
500
5
555
52
then I created the same keys but in reverse order :
555
500
52
11
5
4
1
and "the keys of myArray" outputs this :
1
11
4
5
5
Richard,
your suggestion for asking the list for help to optimize speed of a script
is wise, but really, I don't have any such problem right now...
the only thing that just crossed my mind is : what if you want to output the
keys of an array in the same order as you created them ? so far the on
On 8 Sep 2006, at 16:07, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Dave Cragg wrote:
On 8 Sep 2006, at 14:48, jbv wrote:
Thanks for the reply, but actually I was wondering about any
logic behind that "internal order"...
Sorry. My answer was a bit cold. Not intentional. I looked up the
docs to confirm what I
jbv wrote:
There may be other ways to handle this, although if using the built-in
sort command will do what you need it's reasonably efficient. It's only
one line of code -- was it causing a problem in your script?
it's not causing any problem in my script.
again, I was just wondering about
Dave Cragg wrote:
On 8 Sep 2006, at 14:48, jbv wrote:
Thanks for the reply, but actually I was wondering about any
logic behind that "internal order"...
Sorry. My answer was a bit cold. Not intentional. I looked up the
docs to confirm what I thought, and got lazy and just quoted what was
I would add a loop to clean up the formatting of the returned text, since
html formatting is usually done for the convenience of the programmer, not
the viewer.
On 9/8/06 6:10 AM, "Mark Smith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> barely tested, but maybe a starting point:
>
> function striptags tHtml
>
On 8 Sep 2006, at 14:48, jbv wrote:
Thanks for the reply, but actually I was wondering about any
logic behind that "internal order"...
Sorry. My answer was a bit cold. Not intentional. I looked up the
docs to confirm what I thought, and got lazy and just quoted what was
there.
As a pena
Hi Richard,
>
> There may be other ways to handle this, although if using the built-in
> sort command will do what you need it's reasonably efficient. It's only
> one line of code -- was it causing a problem in your script?
it's not causing any problem in my script.
again, I was just wonderin
Alvaro - you may need to use 'the short system date', rather than
just 'the short date' - depending on what your system is. Here in the
UK, using a UK-localised mac OS X, the short system date gives dd/mm/yy.
As far as I know, 'the short date' or 'the date' will always use the
US convention
Doh! I always read "On Mac OS systems, the systemWindow property has
no effect." in the docs and forgot that it just meant OS9 and
earlier... that opens up a few mini apps that I'd given up on!
Ian
On 8 Sep 2006, at 14:15, David Bovill wrote:
No - also works on OSX (Panther and Tiger) - at
Dear Sirs..
Is it possible to change the order of the date? Now we have mm/dd/yy but I
need dd/mm/yy .. is it possible?
Cordialmente,
Alvaro Abril
Tecnología
Divertia S.A.
www.fantasticguatemala.com
Tel. 502 2410 4600
Fax.502 2410 4646
Guatemala
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On 8 Sep 2006, at 15:07, Mark Smith wrote:
This is to do with where the centuryCutoff is - if you set it to 5,
you should get the expected answer (100 yrs, 0 months), I think.
I should have added that 9/1/1906 is not really a valid short date, I
don't think - I think the engine simply take
Whoops, I solved it. The problem was in handler. Using on mouseUp instead of
on SelectionChanged produces correct result.
Viktoras
---Original Message---
From: Viktoras Didziulis
Date: 09/08/06 16:58:58
To: How to use Revolution
Subject: cRevTable[currentxcell]
Hi,
I am us
This is to do with where the centuryCutoff is - if you set it to 5,
you should get the expected answer (100 yrs, 0 months), I think.
best
Mark
On 8 Sep 2006, at 14:55, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
2006/9/8, Mark Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
function getAge bDay
put 60 * 60 * 24 * 365 into sec
On 9/8/06 12:32 AM, "Ian Wood" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> Delivered as an app.
>
> Do you want it to float above all other stacks in your app, or over
> ALL windows system-wide? Last time I looked, system-wide floating
> windows in Rev are only possible on Windows.
I want it to float above
Hi,
I am using currentxcell property to get number of column of a cell in a
table. But when I click different column currentcell gives the value of old
column. I have to click same column again to get the correct value of the
selected cell.
How can I make cRevTable[currentxcell] work "in real
jbv wrote:
> I was just wondering if there was a way to avoid putting the
> keys into a variable and having to sort that variable... any
> clue about the order in which keys are stored (and output)
> could help bypass that sorting step...
My limited understanding is that the order is related to t
2006/9/8, Mark Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> function getAge bDay
>put 60 * 60 * 24 * 365 into secsPerYear
>put secsPerYear / 12 into secsPerMonth
>
>put the seconds into tDay
>
>-- assuming date of birth is given in short system date format
>convert bDay from short system date t
replacing
put 60 * 60 * 24 * 365 into secsPerYear
with
put (60 * 60 * 24 * 365) + (60 * 60 * 6) into secsPerYear
ie. adding a quarter of a days seconds to sescPerYear
seems to fix it, at least for age < 30ish.
Best,
Mark
On 8 Sep 2006, at 14:36, Mark Smith wrote:
Actually, the other way
Great! Actually, the other way it is likely to be wrong is when
today's date is very close to the persons birthday - eg if a persons
age is really 16 yrs 11 months, and their birthday is a couple of
days from now, it may give 17 yrs 0 months.
These date/period things can be tricky, so you h
There is no direct way.
So you either have to set some objects color and retrieve it (locking
the screen). Or you have to construct an array or lookup table in
advance and store this somewhere. The former works fine even if
"ugly".
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Hi Dave,
Thanks for the reply, but actually I was wondering about any
logic behind that "internal order"...
it's not really important... I was just wondering if there was
a way to avoid putting the keys into a variable and having
to sort that variable... any clue about the order in which keys
ar
On 8 Sep 2006, at 14:27, jbv wrote:
Hi list,
Just curious : is there any logic in the order in which
Rev outputs the keys of an array ?
I thought it would be in the order of creation of those
keys, but it seems to be complete random...
From the docs:
"The order of the keys is not alphabetic
Thanks Mark,
It works!
Like I said it's an educational stack so the pupils/students are not
older than 20 so leap years are not important.
greetings,
William de Smet
2006/9/8, Mark Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
function getAge bDay
put 60 * 60 * 24 * 365 into secsPerYear
put secsPerYear
No - also works on OSX (Panther and Tiger) - at least here :)
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barely tested, but maybe a starting point:
function striptags tHtml
replace cr with empty in tHtml -- in case of multi-line tags
replace "<" with cr & "<" in tHtml
replace ">" with ">" & cr in tHtml
filter tHtml without "*<*"
filter tHtml without "*>*"
return tHtml
end striptags
b
Hi list,
Just curious : is there any logic in the order in which
Rev outputs the keys of an array ?
I thought it would be in the order of creation of those
keys, but it seems to be complete random...
for instance, I've just created an array using keys in
the following order :
1
31
59
249
251
326
just a simple task for Revolution!
How can I remove html tags from text?
i.e.
from: try solve this < quiz
to: try solve this quiz
I should use a wildcard but
filter TEXT with "<*>" does not work. It is only for a list.
I do not want to put the Text in a field and use the HtmlTe
function getAge bDay
put 60 * 60 * 24 * 365 into secsPerYear
put secsPerYear / 12 into secsPerMonth
put the seconds into tDay
-- assuming date of birth is given in short system date format
convert bDay from short system date to seconds
put tDay - bDay into tAgeInSecs
put tAgeInSe
Hi All,
Can somebody suggest me a way to "translate a color name to RGB triplet"
Thanks in advance
Bubye
Vijay.
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Hi there,
For an educational app I want to calculate someone's age based on date
of birth and todays date but I don't know how to start!
I made a field in which the user puts its 'date of birth' (dd/mm/yy)
and a button that needs to compare 'todays date' and the 'date of
birth'.
The output needs
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