Hi Bill,
you used the counterpart to the command you need to set the password.
To protect a stack: set the password of stack "myStack" to "myPassword"
then save and reopen the stack.
To get access to the script again:
set the passkey of stack "myStack" to "myPassword"
and you are able to rea
I enter the following into the message box but it doesn't password
protect the stack.
set the passKey of this stack to "niftypassword"
I've done this before so I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong now.
Bill Vlahos
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Recently, Rich Lague wrote:
> When I try to eject
> the CD I just cataloged so I can go to the next CD, I get this
> message, ³The disk (here it puts the name of the disk,) is in use and
> could not be ejected.²
>
> I find that if I then use the function ³the files² on a different
> disk it allow
On 1/7/07 9:09 PM, "Rich Lague" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> In the last edition of the Runtime Revolution Newsletter there was an
> article on ³Listing and Sorting Files in Revolution². The article
> included a demonstration stack ³File Lister.rev². I took that stack
> and wrote a snippet of code
In the last edition of the Runtime Revolution Newsletter there was an
article on “Listing and Sorting Files in Revolution”. The article
included a demonstration stack “File Lister.rev”. I took that stack
and wrote a snippet of code to save the file lists it creates. I have
been trying to
At 10:44 AM -0800 1/5/2007, Jim Ault wrote:
>On 1/5/07 10:26 AM, "Dave" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> I have two .rev file, both contain one mainStack:
>>
>> StackA.Rev StackA
>> StackB.Rev StackB
>>
>> How can I move StackB so it's a substack of StackA?
>>
>> Can't seem to figure out how to
On Jan 5, 2007, at 6:54 AM, jbv wrote:
Hi list,
For some reasons too long to explain here, I need to dump
large amounts of data from a mySQL table to a txt file (for instance
15 columns for 35000 records that represents about 1.5 Mb).
I'm using Rev cgi 2.5 and mySQL 3.23.
I use revDataFromQue
On Jan 4, 2007, at 12:14 PM, Chris Sheffield wrote:
Does anyone know if it's possible to do this in real time? I know
about the moveStack message, which I can successfully use to "snap"
the palette stack into place (because the message is not sent until
after the move is done), but I'd lik
Just rethinking this...
Your goal is to play both the student's recording and the original
simultaneously. I don't see the need for a single file.
1. play sound, student records
2. on playback just play both files.
files could be organized like this:
[prompt] prmt_1.mp3
[student] std_9_1.wav
"
But in my weak memory I recall something about commands managing
the memory stack more efficiently than functions, making commands
more robust for crawls through deep directory structures.
Ken Ray, got any insight into this? Or did the issue go away with
more recent versions of Rev? Or am
False alarm... Sort of. Somehow I created a stack that was only half there.
I could do things with it through the message box but not through the stack
inspector. I also couldn't paste a control in that I had copied from
another stack. I deleted the new stack and recreated it and everything
work
OK, one thing is -- is this a one-shot one or two computer setup? Or
do you plan doing a lot of these simultaneously?
The problem is that you want to manage multiple audio streams in and
out synchronously and programmed.
I don't think rev audio can do multiple audio streams like this in
one
In every Windows application I'm aware of, what's recorded is determined by
the mixer the thing you get when you double-click the speaker icon in
the status bar, down by the clock.
Double-click the speaker; you get the playback control.
Options--> Properties
Click Recording
Put a checkmark n
Hi List... I created a new substack and when I click on it the stack
inspector doesn't show it. I can change its name from the message box and
the name changes so Rev knows it's there.
Have I hit a limit for the number of substacks? I can't find where that
information is held in the docs.
The n
We are working on a research project in Rev in which students hear a
prompt and immediately repeat what they hear. (The process is similar
to simultaneous translation in which the translator speaks while the
speaker continues to speak.) Playing the sound and recording must
happen at the same ti
Hi Mark,
Thanks for the quick reply.
All stacks are librarie stacks so they have no substacks. They also are
all in use (well most of them)
First I download the new versions of the stacks into the bundle with
another name
then I check if all stacks got downloaded OK. If so then I rename the
o
Hi Claudi,
Revert simply reads the stackfile from disk again. It doesn't only
revert the substacks but also the mainstack. I don't think this is
what you want.
Perhaps you want to delete stacks stacks B, C and D and replace them
with a new version. First, not that this won't work if your
Hi all,
Currently I am working on a updater for my app.
I can download the new versions of the stacks, the app is a splash with
a lot of seperate lib stacks.
In my updater stack I then have a list of stacks that need to be
reverted
to use the new version, but how to do that? All stacks that n
Hi Phil, Klaus and David,
thanks for the pointers. Thinking about the binary problem it makes
sense, however given the simplicity things usually work I am
sometimes tempted to take things for granted. :-) macToIso / isoToMac
seems the way to go.
All the best,
Malte
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