I was thinking some more about what makes development with Rev so
different for me, and why I find it so rewarding.
I've done lots of Java programming, web development, and Lotus Notes
(Java, VB). Often the tools in those environments are expensive and/
or unwieldy. The development cycle
Kay C Lan wrote:
we wouldn't want anyone else joining
Richmond as a recipient of the UserList
Medal of Dishonour;-)
OOO! When's the presentation? Wouldn't want to
miss it :)
or, as my English Granny once said; Sh*t sticks.
And, as I seem to have won this award I would
like to make a
On 8 Nov 2006, at 02:35, Kay C Lan wrote:
[...] as a recipient of the UserList Medal of Dishonour;-)
On 7 Nov 2006, at 18:27, Heather Nagey wrote:
The rules of participation in this list include courtesy and
tolerance of each other. It is not a venue to make personal attacks
of any kind,
I am thinking of authoring a fat and authoritative
volume entitled:
The Scape Goat in World Literature and the Runtime
Revolution User List :)
However, while you are all saving up the money to buy
it (Mind you I might send Luis and Bill Marriott
signed copies) you can all go
and join my Yahoo
I was sure I saw a discussion about this on the list in the past
year, but I can't find it. Does anyone remember that discussion, and
could possibly provide a pointer to it.
Thanks,
Bernard
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Hi Bernard,
I wrote a shareware library to solve this problem, including error
logging to files and several ways to display errors, including your
own custom dialogs with parsed error information. You can find it in
the developers section of the Economy-x-Talk homepage.
Best,
Mark
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Hi list,
I have a Rev cgi script that builds javascript data (mostly large 2
dimensions
arrays : typically 200 rows 500 cols), then replaces some keywords
with
these js data in a HTML template file before pushing the content to the
client
browser.
Today, I suddenly got a code 500 error when
Dear Colleagues,
There is an article at my private site called Brazil: Heaven or Hell -
http://www.bobsite.org/brazil/
- which some of you might be interested in.
It was written many years ago while I was still struggling to understand
life and attitudes in Brazil (my adopted country).
Were I
Thanks, Mark. I downloaded it and it seems to do what I want. It
certainly makes sense out of the cryptic error codes that the engine
throws.
I was just going to complain about the error numbers thrown by the
engine as being undocumented when I found this in the dictionary for
the
Dear Folks,
On 8 Nov 2006, at 09:29, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Love, Abuse and other muffled noises, Richmond :)
LOL. Thank you. I needed a laugh this morning.
God bless Richmond, our inhouse Exasperation De-Luxe. You may keep
the medal for now and remember, list membership is a
Thank you for reading my post fully.
Cheers,
Luis.
Chipp Walters wrote:
Wow, so it appears Luis is taking time to admonish Rev Support based on
another person's experience, even though his own experience has been
documented as more than reasonable (by Rev's standards). I certainly do not
On 11/8/06, Bernard Devlin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was recently doing some Applescript/Filemaker
integration for a client. I'd never touched either before, and I was
quite shocked at the lack of documentation,...
Ughh tell me about it. Finally got an AppleScript to work that's been
so
On 11/8/06, Bernard Devlin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was recently doing some Applescript/Filemaker
integration for a client. I'd never touched either before, and I was
quite shocked at the lack of documentation,...
Ughh tell me about it. Finally got an AppleScript to work that's been
so
On 11/8/06 6:35 AM, Kay C Lan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 11/8/06, Bernard Devlin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was recently doing some Applescript/Filemaker
integration for a client. I'd never touched either before, and I was
quite shocked at the lack of documentation,...
Ughh tell me about
Hi from Paris,
I looked into this forum for some time before chiming in.
I stayed with this forum because I liked what I saw
(even if many of the forum topics go over my head).
I read you religiously every day (and store info that is
in my field of interest).
I have benefitted enormously from
For player controlls we have a playStop and a playPaused message but no
playStart?
So how do you tell if a user has clicked on the moviecontroller to start a
movie?
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Hi David,
For player controlls we have a playStop and a playPaused message
but no
playStart?
So how do you tell if a user has clicked on the moviecontroller to
start a
movie?
you're almost there, check the playstartED message :-)
Regards
Klaus Major
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi David,
According to the docs, you can start a player with
start player 1
start player The Player Name
Best,
Mark
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Consultancy and Software Engineering
http://economy-x-talk.com
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How would you catch an error with the Go Stack URL if the URL was non
existant would you use the URLStatus?
Also can you combine the Go Stack URL with the URLStatus and feed it
to a progrress bar?
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Jeff
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On 8 Nov 2006, at 22:04, jhonken wrote:
How would you catch an error with the Go Stack URL if the URL was
non
existant would you use the URLStatus?
Also can you combine the Go Stack URL with the URLStatus and
feed it
to a progrress bar?
You won't be able to use urlStatus, but you can
Apologies, wrong answer :-) Please ignore my previous message.
I was going to write that Klaus is right, but I can't find the
playStarted message in the docs?!
Mark
Op 8-nov-2006, om 23:01 heeft Mark Schonewille het volgende geschreven:
Hi David,
According to the docs, you can start a
Thanks Bernard. I was away for a while and came back to quite a shock.
After having read through such a mess of negative emails, it was great
to end up with yours.
Regards,
Sarah
On 11/8/06, Bernard Devlin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't know what is the cause of so much negativity on the
Here is another newbie opinion:
Rather than comparing Rev to some ideal perfect dev solution (by the
way, what is the name of that?), to me, the only pragmatic view is
comparing it to other available options.
I have worked with (mostly past versions of) Flash, RealBasic, Xcode,
Director,
Thanks all - really think this one should be documented!
On 08/11/06, Mark Schonewille [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Apologies, wrong answer :-) Please ignore my previous message.
I was going to write that Klaus is right, but I can't find the
playStarted message in the docs?!
Mark
Op
As the folks on this list who know me understand quite well, I work with a
number of different tool sets depending on the problem I'm trying to solve,
the deployment environment called for, and other variables.
For the problems for which it is the appropriate solution -- and the size of
that set
Well folks with the opportunity to spend all yesterday scripting, what
did I do. I went bug hunting. I've never submitted a bug into Bugzilla
but I felt it was time I stepped up and gave it a shot so I went after
the 'IDE anomaly' that irks me most.
The occasional failure of the IDE to paste the
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