Hi Jerry,
I'm coming back after having been *flashed*
by your Highlights;
plus a new personal project.
So, one question :
i don't see anything on your Website
concerning Version Control Manager.
did i miss it ?
i have quite an important work meeting next week, and
if i'm able to show
Why are you reading this when you could be outside under the stars?
The Leonid meteor shower is here, peaking in the wee hours Sunday
morning. This should be especially good viewing for Europeans and those
on the east coast of North America. Probably won't be this good for
another 32 years,
At 12:05 AM -0800 11/18/06, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Why are you reading this when you could be outside under the stars?
C'est impossible mon ami...but once night falls here in Europe again
I shall go up on the roof and do as you suggest! Thanks for the
notice.
sims
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Herschel,
This works fine if the only word in the "edtText" field matches the
"edtReplace" field.
But if there are ANY other words at all in "edtText", nothing gets
replaced.
So how can Replace be made to actually replace all instances?
Should this be Replace Text rather than Replace field?
Tha
Hi Adrian,
May be you could use replaceText:
on mouseUp
local tFindStr,tRepStr,tText,tHtml,tCanReplace
-
put fld "edtFind" into tFindStr
put fld "edtReplace" into tRepStr
put fld "edtText" into tText
put the htmlText of fld "edtText" into tHtml
-
put CanReplace(tFindStr,t
Hi Mark,
Can one fine-tune the appearance of the disabled state of a regular
button? I've got a series of buttons whose disabled state is a bit
too transparent. I'd like to make them less so. Can this be done
short of assigning icons?
Sure, just set a nice "disabledicon" :-)
Thanks
M
Thierry,
Sorry no version control for projects...You can manage which version
of Galaxy you use. that's next on our list for the Professional version.
Best,
Jerry Daniels
Tool makers for the 21st century
http://www.daniels-mara.com
Voice: 512.879.6286
Skype: jerry.daniels
On Nov 18
Hi
The notion that you cant save changes to a standalone, without
complicated operations, is wrong. You cant save changes to the
mainstack of a standalone, but all the changes you want in its substacks
J. Landman Gays suggestion sounds very fine, but how do you script the
parsing of the file-path
Has anyone seen or made a tree browser field that has the little plusses and
minusses that expand and collapse different parts of the tree? There are
those tree things in just about every other language but rev (as far as i
have seen). If anyone has, please tell me. But if no one has, then I may
h
On 11/17/06, Dar Scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Nov 17, 2006, at 5:22 PM, Matt wrote:
> I was recently creating a stack when I noticed that one of my
> functions
> wouldn't work right. After some further investigation, i realized
> that the
> function was not getting the second param that
1. File -> New Mainstack
2. Drag Little Arrows control onto card
3. Right-click object -> Properties Inspector
4. endValue := 511
5. lineInc := 1
6. Right-click object -> Edit Script
7. Enter handlers:
on scrollbarInc pos
put pos
end scrollbarInc
on scrollbarDec pos
put pos
end scrollbarDec
Hi Eric,
Thanks for your suggestion but...
This code produces "Could not find string".
All buttons and field are on same card.
There is text in both edtFind and edtReplace fields.
So why is tFindStr not in tText ???
Adrian
On 18 Nov 2006, at 09:28, Eric Chatonet wrote:
Hi Adrian,
May be you c
Hello Kresten,
I did not follow this thread but this last post calls out ;-)
Don't sound good to save any component stack in a standalone:
security, corruption issues, etc.
Probably, you could write a prefs file (or whatever you need) and
restore later from these data.
Usually, any sensible f
On 11/18/06, Kresten Bjerg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
J. Landman Gays suggestion sounds very fine, but how do you script the
parsing of the file-path?
You could try:
put the effective filename of me into tMyFileName
put offset("/Contents",tMyName) into tMyLength
put char 1 to (tMyLength - 1
Sorry, typo
put the effective filename of me into tMyFileName
put offset("/Contents",tMyFileName) into tMyLength
put char 1 to (tMyLength - 1) of tMyFileName into tMyBundleName
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> Yeah Lad, but we had it rough, lived in't ole in't ground --
> Neah Lad, that's nothing, we were evicted from our 'ole in't ground!
You were lucky! When I were a lad, we only deamed of having a hole!
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Try www.califexsoftware.com/RES/CFX_treefield.rev
/H
Has anyone seen or made a tree browser field that has the little plusses and
minusses that expand and collapse different parts of the tree? There are
those tree things in just about every other language but rev (as far as i
have see
Hi Adrian,
tText is the text of the field where you want to search/replace, right?
If the search string is not in the text of this "main" field, the
function will return "Could not find string".
Some comments about the CanReplace function:
Each condition line is evaluated as one goes along: i
On 17 Nov 2006 19:02:38 -0600, Tereza Snyder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Nov 17, 2006, at 4:11 PM, Jerry Daniels wrote:
Highlights:
- Draw new stacks from templates.
- Global contextual menus (configurable!)
"Global contextual menus (configurable!)" may be accurate, but
doesn't quite c
On Sat, 18 Nov 2006 00:05:58 -0800, Richard Gaskin
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Why are you reading this when you could be outside under the stars?
The Leonid meteor shower is here, peaking in the wee hours Sunday
morning. This should be especially good viewing for Europeans and
those
on t
Thanks!
But seriously, inside the bowels of Revolution there is some kind
of global "disabled state properties" somewhere, right? How does
that work? That's what I'd like to tweak rather than creating a
series of icons.
Thanks,
Mark
On Nov 18, 2006, at 2:00 AM, Klaus Major wrote:
Josep-
Friday, November 17, 2006, 10:49:31 AM, you wrote:
> I have one customer that need to migrate to a (posible) Runtime
> application, but the database used is a .pdb file.
> Anybody know how can be imported data from a .pdb file? This isn't a
> Palm database, these file created from Visual
Jerry-
Saturday, November 18, 2006, 4:38:16 AM, you wrote:
> Sorry no version control for projects...You can manage which version
> of Galaxy you use. that's next on our list for the Professional version.
Strictly speaking that's true, but the autoarchiving feature is the
next best thing. Jerry'
Frank-
Saturday, November 18, 2006, 6:42:16 AM, you wrote:
> Searching bugzilla revealed the solution in the form of bug 2180:
> the thumbSize of the scrollbar was 511.
The Spinal Tap scrollbar solution! "My amp goes to eleven..."
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-Mark Wieder
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Matt-
Friday, November 17, 2006, 4:22:22 PM, you wrote:
> I was recently creating a stack when I noticed that one of my functions
> wouldn't work right. After some further investigation, i realized that the
> function was not getting the second param that I was passing it. So, just
> for fun, I s
Mark, I think I'm defining version control in a stricter sense than
Galaxy's auto-archiving provides.
The internal version control system for Galaxy itself does versioning
in the sense that I would define it. It "publishes" multiple versions
of Galaxy to a server that is hooked into Galaxy'
On 11/18/06 7:09 AM, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>> Yeah Lad, but we had it rough, lived in't ole in't ground --
>> Neah Lad, that's nothing, we were evicted from our 'ole in't ground!
>
> You were lucky! When I were a lad, we only deamed of having a hole!
>
Yea
On 18 Nov 2006, at 15:32, Eric Chatonet wrote:
Hi Adrian,
tText is the text of the field where you want to search/replace, right?
Yes but...
If the search string is not in the text of this "main" field, the
function will return "Could not find string".
Some comments about the CanReplace f
Mark Swindell wrote:
Thanks!
But seriously, inside the bowels of Revolution there is some kind of
global "disabled state properties" somewhere, right? How does that
work? That's what I'd like to tweak rather than creating a series of
icons.
You could probably fake it by setting the bl
Hello list,
On Mac OSX I want to print some rtf-Files bfrom runrev. I assume,
that is a job for applescript. As I don't know about apple-scripting:
May someone tell me, how to open the file xxx.rtf by MS-Word (or
another suitable application) and print it to xxx.pdf?
And if I may have a s
Kresten Bjerg wrote:
Hi
The notion that you cant save changes to a standalone, without
complicated operations, is wrong. You cant save changes to the
mainstack of a standalone, but all the changes you want in its substacks
If the stacks are true substacks -- inside the same file as the
mainst
On 11/18/06 9:57 AM, "R. Hillen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello list,
>
> On Mac OSX I want to print some rtf-Files bfrom runrev. I assume,
> that is a job for applescript. As I don't know about apple-scripting:
>
> May someone tell me, how to open the file mmm.rtf by MS-Word (or
> another s
I am very very happy with Tree Manager & Tree Field control from
http://www.imed-edition.net.
At first there are many commands but it is very powerfull and you can
develop with only 3 or 4 commands. Since I use Tree Manager I
couldn't work without it. The examples stack is also very helpful
Bernard,
Andre is much more knowledgeable and deeply experienced in this subject than
I, and I suspect he'll jump in here as well, but FWIW, here's my take.
It is perfectly possible to use Rev as a CGI platform. I have successfully
coded CGIs of moderate complexity on both Linux and OS X. Once y
Thanks Jacque. That's what I'll do.
Mark
On Nov 18, 2006, at 9:55 AM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Mark Swindell wrote:
Thanks!
But seriously, inside the bowels of Revolution there is some kind
of global "disabled state properties" somewhere, right? How does
that work? That's what I'd like t
On 11/18/06, Kresten Bjerg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi
The notion that you cant save changes to a standalone, without
complicated operations, is wrong. You cant save changes to the
mainstack of a standalone, but all the changes you want in its substacks
Sorry Kresten,
You are mistaken. Yo
Dan,
>
> However, the inability to thread in Rev effectively makes the use of Rev for
> CGI applications pretty limited as a practical matter. Each execution of the
> CGI is effectively blocking in nature. (I'm over-simplifying a bit here, I
> know, but I think this is the primary concern in bro
I think Kersten must have the "move sub-stacks into separate stack
file" option set in the standalone builder.
On OS X, at least, this saves the substacks as separate files
(obviously) within the application bundle.
These stacks are indeed modifiable by the standalone, but are not
actual
Matt
Try http://www.imed-edition.net/rev/treemanager/
Currently we offer «Tree Manager & Tree Field» at a special pricing
for unlimited standalones.
Regards,
Fred
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On 18 Nov 2006, at 20:19, Dan Shafer wrote:
However, the inability to thread in Rev effectively makes the use
of Rev for
CGI applications pretty limited as a practical matter. Each
execution of the
CGI is effectively blocking in nature. (I'm over-simplifying a bit
here, I
know, but I think
Mark is right, this is what we do, and it does work !
Kay C Lan's solution sounds extremely relevant, but my understanding of
what goes on behind the scene in a standalone is null, and .well,
dare I ask you...?.: Given the scriptlines in my first
posting, is it easy for you to ada
On 11/18/06 12:20 PM, "Jim Ault" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 11/18/06 9:57 AM, "R. Hillen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> Hello list,
>>
>> On Mac OSX I want to print some rtf-Files bfrom runrev. I assume,
>> that is a job for applescript. As I don't know about apple-scripting:
Actually yo
Jean-Jacques Wagner can't seem to post to some of the lists he
subscribes to, so has asked me to post this for him. He can read your
answers, he just can't generate posts right now. I've told him Rev
doesn't natively support USB access but it isn't clear to me what he is
using as an interface,
What are the first 5 or so messages sent when a standalone is opened?
Any tips/tricks for debugging a standalone that is behaving
differently that the corresponding stack?
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Douglas Ivers wrote:
What are the first 5 or so messages sent when a standalone is opened?
As far as I know, the messages are identical to those you get when any
stack opens, with the exception of the "startup" message which is sent
at the very first.
Any tips/tricks for debugging a standal
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