Allows you to have resizable views in your application. To quote Apple:
A split view groups together two or more other views, such as column or
list views, and allows the user to adjust the relative width or height of
those views. A split view includes a splitter bar between each of its
Hi,
As far as I am concerned, I have fields whose textStyle is set to
link, but I am using the mouseUp however.
The reason why I am using the link textStyle for some fields is that
I think the user understand immediately that the lines are clickable.
Up to now, I did not notice that there
Hello Gregory
propably the same happens within my setup.
I'm using a shared folder on a Windows 2003 server.
This has rw permissions. However, I end up with a
file that has the .revtilde extension.
Then my runrev app freezes.
I see, you wrote this long ago - so perhaps you know
what you did to
Hi Shaosean,
Thanks for this widget. I was just thinking I would need to develop
something like this for a project I'm working on.
Whilst I was at your site, I downloaded the other widgets - some nice
ones there too (I can see the filter field being useful).
However, when I looked at
Hi Andreas,
it happened that few days ago I looked through the rev site and
documentation on crashes of the IDE and damaged stacks. I experience them
quite regularly throughout the development cycle, so now I am doing up to 17
backups per day in case stack gets damaged. Now can not remember the
Hello Mark
I hope I didn't gave your subject a new title. Excuse me! Never
create a new subject by copying an old mail
To your subject. I experienced the same thing as you did. In my
project I use .wav. files. Those work well
with Crossplatform projects.
Are you shure, Metacard
Thanks for your hint, Viktoras
I hope Runrev will use the correct file, after a crash - it should! -
and distinguish them by fileextension.
Yes, they are crash files I think, too. So my problem occures
before this file is generated.
Kind regards
Andreas Stämpfli
Am 03.11.2006 um 10:13
How does Revolution pick which fonts it uses for the user interface and how
does one change them?
For example, if I look at the reference documentation - dictionary, it is
displaying on my screen with font size 6 or so. Maybe less. Just about
readable with an effort, but needs reading
Hershel Fisch wrote:
When I bought Rev, what, a month or so ago, I had a problem. Sure, I
was getting to grips with it, but I couldn't understand why it was
behaving that way. As my first port of call, as a new user, I emailed
Rev support: What I got back was a possible indicator as to the
Hi Andreas,
If you want to use the older backup *.rev~, you need to remove the
original file that was saved by Revolution and rename the backup into
*.rev.
Probably, you keep crashing because you are using a corrupt file.
Hopefully, the backup is still the original valid file.
Best,
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Viktoras Didziulis wrote:
let's hope somebody will do this within the next 5 years ;-). I wonder why
Rev attracted so few Open Source developers and people willing to share
their code. Collection of freely available and reusable
I've had files affected in this way when on Windows systems: Try putting
the .rev file in the Anti-Virus exclusion list and see if that sorts it out.
Cheers,
Luis.
andreas wrote:
Hello Gregory
propably the same happens within my setup.
I'm using a shared folder on a Windows 2003 server.
On 3 Nov 2006, at 07:19, andreas wrote:
Hello
in short: does someone know what the file extension rev~
means?
I have the strange feeling that this file crashes my application.
Rev creates those files when it does a save. From memory (not very
good), it first renames the current file
Ditto Luis...
Adrian
On 2 Nov 2006, at 10:05, Luis wrote:
Maybe, just maybe, getting bugs fixed would do the trick.
Happier developers not hampered by the environment, less likely to
move to another environment and releasing more software (ie: more
productive).
Cheers,
Luis.
Kay C Lan
Like I said before, if you'd like to see the development of a Revolution
Plugin or ActiveX object for Web Browsers then get on BugZilla or
STSRevZilla and vote for Bug #3940.
http://support.runrev.com/bugdatabase/show_bug.cgi?id=3940
Thanks to all those who have voted already!
Derek Bump
Duh. Nope, you're right, no MP3 support. I assumed it would since
MP3 is perhaps the most popular audio compression scheme on the
planet, it handles them perfectly as files, and utilizes Quicktime.
Mark
On Nov 3, 2006, at 1:25 AM, andreas wrote:
Hello Mark
I hope I didn't gave your
I have a mainstack that serves as the main view of my database and I edit the
database by hiding and showing modal substacks. When I hide the substack I am
able to use the command.
on mouseUp
hide stack EditWindowSubstack
go to card 1 of stack mainstack
Thanks all for the information. My need is not immediate (famous last
words), so I can wait until the next release, assuming it will come sometime
in the first half of 2007. Does anyone have a clue about timing? Just a
ballpark would be nice.
-Kevin
Date: Thu, 02 Nov 2006 21:31:30 +
Hi all,
My bringing this up isnt implying that we are shipping anything tommorrow
but, Im interested in your feedback regarding browser interaction with
Revolution.
WHAT WE HAVE. Here is a short list of what we can do/is done and probably
could be improved (if Im missing something, feel free to
Hi Dave,
Possibly, the problem is that although you hide the substack, it is
still open and its style is still modal. Because it is modal, it
probably blocks sent messages. Can't you just close the stack or use
a different window style? Or call the handler directly instead of
using the
Lynn,
You might want to look into Tyler Vano's very promising jsCard about
which he wrote on the HyperCard list.
Best,
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On 11/3/06, Adrian Williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ditto Luis...
Adrian
Guys, you've gotta lighten up a little:-)
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Lynn,
Well it seems to me that there is 1 other option that may be viable. A
protocol loader much like html or ftp, or even a MIME type that is setup
in the system.
rev://www.somesite.com/stack.rev
Much like iTunes, and very easy to implement, would consist of the very
same Dreamcard
There's STILL a Hypercard list?? Wow.
Lynn,
You might want to look into Tyler Vano's very promising jsCard about
which he wrote on the HyperCard list.
Best,
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Yes, I do realise that the IP address is taken into account. It's not
so much that I'm being charged in £'s, I wouldn't care if it was
sheckles, shindarkles or south pacific pesos, just so long as the
exchange rate to clams on my Visa statement is 'roughly' the same.
Xavier, who posted to me
Hi all,
Download the Palette penTool 0.3.2g
http://www.geocities.com/capellan2000/penToolv032g.zip
This version runs in Linux, without producing a
recursion limit exceed. :D
Check these screenshots:
http://www.geocities.com/capellan2000/penTool_Linux.zip
If your time permits, send me
Hi all,
Download the stack Mask bitmap 02,
http://www.geocities.com/capellan2000/mask_bitmap02.zip
This version includes the option to crop
the image while masking.
For reasons unknow to me, this process of masking
and cropping works intermitently. i´m still
investigating why it´s so, but if
I just downloaded the update to iTunes and quickly realized 1 thing.
Every time I update iTunes I have to reset the QuickTime settings to
remove the system tray icon and enable Flash... Every time... and
Apple still hasn't fixed this bug.
In the past I have voiced my negative opinions on
Luis wrote:
Hershel Fisch wrote:
And when I bought my copy in the beginning and paid for support and
didn't
any answers only after resending my questions several times and waiting a
week or two and a few times didn't receive any respond at all I don't
that¹s
any better.
That's bad!! Did
Peter Alcibiades wrote:
How does Revolution pick which fonts it uses for the user interface and how
does one change them?
For example, if I look at the reference documentation - dictionary, it is
displaying on my screen with font size 6 or so. Maybe less. Just about
readable with an
Greetings earthlings!
I am teaching my students about launching stacks from a web server
using 'go stack url ...'. I mentioned to them that they can launch
any stack on any web server as long as they know the URL (and
assuming permissions are set correctly, etc.) But I ran into a
J. Landman Gay wrote:
So I can't stress enough: if you do not receive a reply from tech
support, we didn't get your note.
I forgot to list the most common reason that a customer may not get a
reply from tech support. This reason is probably the number one issue,
and I can't believe I
Of course, when you read your stack from a web server, it resides
completely in memory, so the filename is empty. So the routine above
does nothing.
The defaultFolder is the one with the Rev app at startup. You could start
there and get the user name and path to that folder, then create a
Kay, I meant to check this out when I saw your post, but it's taken
me a little time to get to it. I'm pretty sure that for multiple
choice situations, a switch structure seems more efficient (ie.
faster) than an equivalent multi-way if-then-else structure.
I'd be interested to see if you
Hi Mark,
On Mac pro OS X 10.4.8 (2.16 GHz Intel Core Duo)
I get :
for if then else : 95-96 milliseconds
for switch : 12-13 milliseconds
Best regards from Grenoble
André
Le 3 nov. 06 à 20:14, Mark Smith a écrit :
Kay, I meant to check this out when I saw your post, but it's taken
me a
H. What do you do to amuse yourself while you're waiting?
Mark
On Nov 3, 2006, at 11:46 AM, André.Bisseret wrote:
Hi Mark,
On Mac pro OS X 10.4.8 (2.16 GHz Intel Core Duo)
I get :
for if then else : 95-96 milliseconds
for switch : 12-13 milliseconds
Best regards from Grenoble
André
Like me, he runs other benchmarks on another computer, of course! :)
Mark
On 3 Nov 2006, at 21:01, Mark Swindell wrote:
H. What do you do to amuse yourself while you're waiting?
Mark
On Nov 3, 2006, at 11:46 AM, André.Bisseret wrote:
Hi Mark,
On Mac pro OS X 10.4.8 (2.16 GHz Intel
On Nov 3, 2006, at 11:02 AM, Jim Ault wrote:
Of course, when you read your stack from a web server, it resides
completely in memory, so the filename is empty. So the routine above
does nothing.
The defaultFolder is the one with the Rev app at startup. You
could start
there and get the user
Thanks for the feedback Bernard, I did try to contact you off-list, but the
domain part of your email didn't seem to resolve (could be an error on my
end).. Anyways, on to my reply
Thanks for this widget
No problem :-)
With the calendar widget, I notice that once a day has been selected
On Nov 3, 2006, at 10:17 AM, Kay C Lan wrote:
It's not
so much that I'm being charged in £'s, I wouldn't care if it was
sheckles, shindarkles or south pacific pesos, just so long as the
exchange rate to clams on my Visa statement is 'roughly' the same.
There might be good reasons for
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On Nov 3, 2006, at 1:45 PM, Dar Scott wrote:
This vast difference would certainly encourage customers to be
virtually in the US, which is probably not what RunRev wants.
Grishim's law applies, I think. I don't think Grishim's law can be
wished away, or avoided by strong moralizing
If anyone on this list doesn't have this valuable piece of software
by this time, they should get it right now if they do any scripting
at all.
I use it every day that I read the list which is every day! Many many
times a week I'll be clipping handlers and techniques of note while
browsing
Yes, I do realise that the IP address is taken into account. It's not
so much that I'm being charged in £'s, I wouldn't care if it was
sheckles, shindarkles or south pacific pesos, just so long as the
exchange rate to clams on my Visa statement is 'roughly' the same.
Xavier, who posted to me
Jacque,
If you have spam filters in place, please whitelist runrev.com and be
sure to send your question from an account with a working email address
which you check regularly.
There was a period from 2/9/2006 to 5/13/2006 in which I received absolutely
NO email from Rev... including the
Since I've made as much noise about this over the years as anyone, I figured
I'd better not bypass this chance to provide what I hope is clear input on
the subject.
For me -- and this may well be overly simplistic -- there are three kinds of
applications: desktop apps, browser apps and
On 3 Nov 2006, at 22:06, Dan Shafer wrote:
Flash is a terribly interesting DELIVERY platform for this class of
apps but
the development tools for creating such apps suck big time. There
is clearly
an opportunity here for a way to build an app in Rev and then
compile it to
Flash and
On 11/4/06, Robert Brenstein [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
RR has in the past explained the dichotomy of
pricing. Personally, I still wonder whether it is
really necessary, particularly since the
disparity between pricing in dollars and pounds
is quite noticeable even before we Europeans are
slapped
Just a small correction (or perhaps I misread this). Flex produces
Flash ouput (as swf files). I thought Laszlo did the same, but
perhaps it has options for AJAX output too.
Hi Dave
This year Laszlo decided to target AJAX/DHTML as a delivery mechanism.
I've (occasionally) pointed out on this
OK, I've basically run your scripts but instead of using your exact
script and button method I've used Richard Gaskin's excellent
revBench, part of his free Devolution tools.
So this is what is in one field:
put random(6) into tRandomNo
if (tRandomNo = 1) then
get 1
else if (tRandomNo = 2)
On Nov 3, 2006, at 5:40 PM, Kay C Lan wrote:
Can't explain why, but if you, and others, are getting faster with
Switch, then maybe in 'real' situations it is quicker, which makes me
feel even better about using it more:-)
I have been running some speed tests and the more I do the more I get
Bernard,
Although AJAX/DHTML is a very powerful thing, I think people on this
list keep mixing things, liking comparing oranges to shoes.
Revolution could not export Flash because Revolution feature set is
something that is not available for flash, flash is a vector
animation thing with
Derek,
that can be done now. My mac os x machine will treat any url such as
x-dreamcard://www.somesite.com/stack.rev as belonging to the
dreamcard player, it will load the stack there. This easy to do... I
can give you some steps on how to set this up in case you need.
Andre
On Nov 3,
On Nov 3, 2006, at 5:40 PM, Kay C Lan wrote:
put random(6) into tRandomNo
switch (tRandomNo)
These tests involve numbers and Mark's tests involve numerals. Maybe
that is a clue. -- Dar
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On 11/3/06 1:21 PM, Devin Asay [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In my case, I have dozens of example stacks that I have created over
the years for my classes, none of which were written with the idea
that they would someday be called from a web server. Now that I'm
starting to do that, I don't really
On 11/3/06 3:08 PM, Stephen Barncard [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
If anyone on this list doesn't have this valuable piece of software
by this time, they should get it right now if they do any scripting
at all.
I wholeheartily agree! My Scrapbook has over 500 entries in it, and its has
become an
Bill Marriott wrote:
There was a period from 2/9/2006 to 5/13/2006 in which I received absolutely
NO email from Rev... including the use-rev list, support requests, trial key
requests, marketing materials, everything. (Luckily I had the gmane
newsgroup interface for the list.)
The messages
Andre,
I really appreciate you writing such a long and thoughtful reply to
this. Especially since you are in Malta, and English is not your
first language. You really are an amazing individual (and thankfully
quite indomitable).
The issues you bring up are very pertinent. However (and
Thank Hugh, I have always meant to get into using Scripter's
Scrapbook, but never got around to checking it out very much. This
offer has provided the incentive I needed to get started.
Happy birthday,
Sarah
On 11/3/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The most common cause for this is when a whole range of IP addresses is
blacklisted by one of the various watchdog groups on the net. Some
places will blacklist an entire range of IP addresses rather than take the
time to identify the IP of a single spammer. (Some providers have gone as
On 11/4/06, Dar Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have been running some speed tests and the more I do the more I get
confused.
Yeah, I know what you mean. When I originally ran my comparisons
(months ago) I expected the results to be pretty much the same. When
it came back that If-then was
On 10/28/06, Devin Asay [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I did this recently for my brother-in-law who is counting down the
days to retirement.
Or head off on a couples mission:-)
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