Re: Quicktime / player limits?

2007-01-28 Thread Pierre Sahores
Hi, No limit in streaming mode (DSS 5 server). Don't know about downloading mode. Hope this help, Best Regards, Le 28 janv. 07 à 03:33, Stephen Barncard a écrit : I've created a player in rev that reads Quicktime movies from a web server. Rev 2.7.4, enterprise, Mac OS X latest. It work

Format

2007-01-28 Thread LunchnMeets
Hi Everyone, Is it possible to use the format command to change: 2125551212 into (212) 555-1212 Thanks in advance for your continuing help. Joe Orlando, Florida ___ use-revolution mailing list use-revolution@lists.runrev.com Please visit this url to

Re: Format

2007-01-28 Thread Mark Smith
I don't think format will do this, but it shouldn't be too hard to write a function to do it, if you're sure the numbers will be consistently 10 digits. function formatAsPhoneNumber pNumber put "(" & char 1 to 3 of pNumber & ")" & space into tFormattedNumber put char 4 to 6 of pNumber & "

Re: Quicktime / player limits?

2007-01-28 Thread Stephen Barncard
Pierre, how do you determine the rect of the player when playing a stream if the rect of the particular file is not known? Hi, No limit in streaming mode (DSS 5 server). Don't know about downloading mode. Hope this help, Best Regards, Le 28 janv. 07 à 03:33, Stephen Barncard a écrit : -

Re: Quicktime / player limits?

2007-01-28 Thread Pierre Sahores
Hi Stephan, Just pick inside those prod state scripts what you need ;-) on dofullscreen lock screen put the screenrect into eee hide fld "userpanel" of stack "iStream" set the rect of stack "iStream" to eee subtract 20 from last item of eee set the rect of player "mainplayer" to ee

will libURL accept chunked responses?

2007-01-28 Thread Andre Garzia
Folks, do anyone here know if libURL will accept chunked transfers and if it will process and concatenate them for me? Cheers andre ___ use-revolution mailing list use-revolution@lists.runrev.com Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and m

HyperCard Flash effect

2007-01-28 Thread Ludovic Thébault
Hello With hypercard we could use the "Flash" command to have a "flashy effect" of the screen but this command doesn't exist on Rev. How simulate it ? Thanks Ludovic http://www.botanic06.com ___ use-revolution mailing list use-revolution@lists.runrev

Re: Quicktime / player limits?

2007-01-28 Thread Stephen Barncard
Thanks, Pierre however there seems to be a lot of resizing of elements, and I don't want the stack window to conform to the size of the movie - I have my own geometry that uses a static stack size and moves and centers the player. What I didn't get from your code and what I'm trying to figure

Re: will libURL accept chunked responses?

2007-01-28 Thread Mark Smith
Andre, this is from a correspondence with Dave Cragg a while ago: A quick answer. (I have to go out.) But, yes, liburl does handle "chunked" transfer-encoding. It's commonly used, especially by CGI and other "non-static html" responses. Best, Mark On 28 Jan 2007, at 16:20, Andre Garzia w

Re: HyperCard Flash effect

2007-01-28 Thread Mark Schonewille
Hi Ludovic, You might export the screen to an image object in a hidden stack and use an ink to invert the image. Set the rect of the stack to the screenrect and the rect of the image to the rect of the card. Now show and hide the stack. Unfortunately, importing the image takes time. If th

HyperCard Flash effect

2007-01-28 Thread Richmond Mathewson
The "Quick, Lazy, Richmond Way" - not the HyperTalk Guru Way with Mark Schonewille: see "Flasher.rev" that I have just uploaded to revOnline. Anybody unable to access revOnline can obtain it from: http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/RRgraphix/files/ and, if even that is too complicated, Please c

Hairlines and Scaling

2007-01-28 Thread Richmond Mathewson
Well, my hairline has been receding for a number of years, and my troubles seem to get bigger and bigger; however, I am back with a vengeance and would ne grateful if you could look at the petition at the bottom of this message. sincerely, Richmond Mathewson __

Re: Quicktime / player limits?

2007-01-28 Thread Pierre Sahores
My code don't care about the original size of the movie... This code resize the movie to the stack rect instead ! I knox that it's not exactly what you was searching for but it's the onest code i found to share. Best, Pierre Le 28 janv. 07 à 17:52, Stephen Barncard a écrit : Thanks, Pier

Average function

2007-01-28 Thread Tom Vawter
Is there an average function that will not consider blank fields? For instance, if I have 10 and 8 in two fields and an empty third field, I want to take the average of the numbers in the three fields and get 9 rather than 6. Thanks Tom Vawter ___ use

Re: Average function

2007-01-28 Thread Scott Rossi
Recently, Tom Vawter wrote: > Is there an average function that will not consider blank fields? For > instance, if I have 10 and 8 in two fields and an empty third field, I > want to take the average of the numbers in the three fields and get 9 > rather than 6. Could you do this? function none

Re: Average function

2007-01-28 Thread Jim Ault
On 1/28/07 10:19 AM, "Scott Rossi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Recently, Tom Vawter wrote: > >> Is there an average function that will not consider blank fields? For >> instance, if I have 10 and 8 in two fields and an empty third field, I >> want to take the average of the numbers in the three

Re: Format

2007-01-28 Thread Jim Ault
On 1/28/07 5:55 AM, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Is it possible to use the format command to change: > > 2125551212 > into > (212) 555-1212 Why not just use chunking in Rev? get 2125551212 get "("&char 1 to 3 of it &") " &char 4 to 6 of it & "-" &char 7 to -1 of it answer it

Re: Average function

2007-01-28 Thread Tom Vawter
>Recently, Tom Vawter wrote: > >> Is there an average function that will not consider blank fields? For >> instance, if I have 10 and 8 in two fields and an empty third field, I >> want to take the average of the numbers in the three fields and get 9 >> rather than 6. > >Could you do this? > > fun

Re: Average function

2007-01-28 Thread Scott Rossi
Recently, Tom Vawter wrote: > The only problem I had was with other > label fields crashing the party. I temporarily remedied this by > putting a 3 in for "number of flds" - mine are fortunately numbered 1 to > 3. What I need to know is how to code to restrict the fields considered. There are

Re: Average function

2007-01-28 Thread Tom Vawter
>on mouseUp >put long id of fld 1 & cr & long id of fld 2 & cr & long id of fld 3 \ >into pFieldList >answer nonemtpyAverage(pFieldList) >end mouseUp > > >function nonemtpyAverage pFieldList >put 0 into N >put 0 into tTotal >repeat for each line tField in pFieldList >

Re: does working with URL's slow down the engine?

2007-01-28 Thread J. Landman Gay
Derek Bump wrote: Why is it that you find the answer to a problem ONLY after you tell the world you can't figure it out?!! Disregard this thread as I have figured out the problem. Can you tell us what it was? Was it really related to the url container? That would be good to know, if true.

Re: Average function

2007-01-28 Thread Tom Vawter
>On 1/28/07 10:19 AM, "Scott Rossi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> Recently, Tom Vawter wrote: >> >>> Is there an average function that will not consider blank fields? For >>> instance, if I have 10 and 8 in two fields and an empty third field, I >>> want to take the average of the numbers in th

Re: does working with URL's slow down the engine?

2007-01-28 Thread Derek Bump
J. Landman Gay wrote: Can you tell us what it was? Was it really related to the url container? That would be good to know, if true. I'm sorry about that, it was late and I was a little wired. The problem was that the "buildtree" handler would not continue until pendingMessages() was empty. W

Re: does working with URL's slow down the engine?

2007-01-28 Thread jbv
> Derek Bump wrote: > > Why is it that you find the answer to a problem ONLY after you tell the > > world you can't figure it out?!! > > just in case you really want to know, it's a very well known fact in psychology : putting your problem into words for others is the first step on the way to

Simply way to launch a PDF document

2007-01-28 Thread Charles Szasz
Is there a simple way to launch a PDF document for both the windows and Mac platform? Charles Szasz [EMAIL PROTECTED] ___ use-revolution mailing list use-revolution@lists.runrev.com Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your s

Re: Simply way to launch a PDF document

2007-01-28 Thread Andre Garzia
Charles, use the shell() command. For the mac call "open yourpath/yourfile.pdf" For win32 call "start yourpath/yourfile.pdf" I am not sure about the windows one, I am writting those from memory. Andre On Jan 28, 2007, at 7:46 PM, Charles Szasz wrote: Is there a simple way to launch a PDF do

Infinity Char on Windows

2007-01-28 Thread Mark Greenberg
I am trying to port my math stacks from Mac to Windows. Some of the stacks use the infinity character (like a sideways 8), but in Windows it displays as a box instead. Does anyone know how I might make that display properly in Windows? If the solution involves Unicode, be explicit becaus

Re: Simply way to launch a PDF document

2007-01-28 Thread Derek Bump
I know that a lot of people use the shell() method of launching documents, but what about the transcript method: launch document "path/to/file.pdf" Both methods will result in the document being opened with a designated program. Additionally, the launch command allows you to launch web si

Re: HyperCard Flash effect

2007-01-28 Thread Thomas McCarthy
How about placing a graphic object on your card. Set the ink of it to something funky and then when you want to flash, show, hide, show, hide t. mccarthy ___ Join Excite! - http://www.excite.com The most personalized portal on the Web! _

Re: HyperCard Flash effect

2007-01-28 Thread Sarah Reichelt
On 1/29/07, Thomas McCarthy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: How about placing a graphic object on your card. Set the ink of it to something funky and then when you want to flash, show, hide, show, hide t. mccarthy This is the way I do it. I have a graphic with it's ink set to srcXor then I j

Re: Quicktime / player limits?

2007-01-28 Thread Trevor DeVore
On Jan 28, 2007, at 7:43 AM, Stephen Barncard wrote: Pierre, how do you determine the rect of the player when playing a stream if the rect of the particular file is not known? Stephen Try formattedHeight and formattedWidth of the player object after setting the url. For a streaming movie,

Re: Infinity Char on Windows

2007-01-28 Thread Ken Ray
On Sun, 28 Jan 2007 15:14:45 -0700, Mark Greenberg wrote: > I am trying to port my math stacks from Mac to Windows. Some of the > stacks use the infinity character (like a sideways 8), but in Windows > it displays as a box instead. Does anyone know how I might make that > display properly in

Visibility Problem in Windows XP

2007-01-28 Thread Charles Szasz
I reported this problem related to fonts not showing up in Windows builds before. And it came back after I recreated my original stack by copying and pasting. I downloaded a Windows version of Revolution and began to fiddle around with the fonts that were not showing up. The problem is defi