On Tue, 06 Mar 2007 17:22:13 -0400, Bill [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Do you read your email on ablackberry or something like that?
If he's anything like me, he reads the Digest and is fed up with the
amount of scrolling he has to do, even on an ordinary computer
screen. Me too.
Hi All
Has been ages since I have joined this discussion. I am writing a small
program for a student with Cerebral Palsy who accesses his computer via
a trackball. He is about to commence a literacy program and I was going
to knock up a program to enable him to participate.
My plan was to
Greg, you can certainly sort items, but what an item is depends on
what the global property the itemDelimiter is (it defaults to comma).
So if you want to sort the words in a container, you might try
set the itemDelimiter to space
sort items of tContainer
You can sort lines and items, but I
On 7 Mar 2007, at 04:18, Stephen Barncard wrote:
Again, I don't see that big a reason for complaining and I don't
think it's a bug.
Well, it's not really a complaint (well a bit I suppose!) but really
I was posting because I was shocked and thought that it might save
some poor soul loss
Hi there,
As an addition to this does the sorting machinery allow frequency
counts for words in a text field?
Cheers
Si.
Simon Harper
2.44 Kilburn Building
University of Manchester (UK)
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On 7 Mar 2007, at 09:19, Mark Smith wrote:
Greg,
On 6 Mar 2007, at 18:57, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Dave wrote:
Oh, and BEWARE!!!
If you have two files:
/FolderA/FolderB/FolderC/FileX.xxx
/FolderA/FolderB/FolderC/FileY.xxx
rename /FolderA/FolderB/FolderC/FileX.xxx to /FolderA/FolderB/
FolderC/FileY.xxx
You will end up with one file called
On 6 Mar 2007, at 18:57, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Dave wrote:
Do you really think it's worth reporting it?
You've already reported it here. Might as well report it where it
can make a difference.
Well, I will if and when I can log on.
I mean nothing else ever seems to get fixed
Mike,
In the developers section of the Economy-x-Talk homepage, you will
find a dragging hand cursor as it was called and nice set of cursors
by Steve Goldberg.
Best regards,
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On 6 Mar 2007, at 19:36, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Dave wrote:
Do you really think it's worth reporting it?
It depends on whether you want to vent (in which case, posting to
the list is okay) or get it fixed (in which case, only a Bugzilla
report will do.) The engineers don't read the list
Well, not to belabour the point (much), but since it's quite clear
from the docs that the rename command can move a file to a new
location, it seems pretty reasonable to expect that a developer would
consider checking for the existence of a similarly named file in the
target location and
On 7 Mar 2007, at 10:12, Mark Smith wrote:
Well, not to belabour the point (much), but since it's quite clear
from the docs that the rename command can move a file to a new
location, it seems pretty reasonable to expect that a developer
would consider checking for the existence of a
David, I've only done some simple tests, but I can get basic
authentication working like this:
put revxmlrpc_createrequest() into myrequest
revxmlrpc_sethost myrequest,myUsername:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
revxmlrpc_setport myrequest,8080
revxmlrpc_setpath myrequest,/
revxmlrpc_setmethod
If all this still hasn't fixed your problem, then try using a Custom
Property instead. They are less tricky to set up then Globals.
Access it like this:
set the cpSaveInputPath of this stack to true
if the cpSaveInputPath of this stack = true then
You may want to reset it in the
Hi Greg,
1. Does anyone have a similar program
If you download SoSmartSoftware excellent revonline picker:
http://www.sosmartsoftware.com/?r=revolutionl=en
You can look for user movable fields or look for Troutfoot on
revonline.
My plan was to shuffle a sentence and get him to click on
Hi Brent,
I'm working on simulating mouse messages and am hung up on how to
simulate mouseDown, mouseStillDown, and mouseUp messages from
script (specifically, network messages). Any thoughts?
Send is the obvious solution. Another one is call. Another one is
click.
Send: All object
From the RunRev front page:
'Revolution 2.9 Open Community Beta Test Program - Runtime Revolution is
pleased to embark on a new community beta test program starting with
Revolution 2.9. For more information read our newsletter article
I stopped using the digest for that reason years ago and completely forgot
why I ever used it. It's so much better to have the emails all go to one
category, archive the ones you don't want to refer to later and be able to
search on the ones you found interesting at any time. Gmail also nests
Hi there,
As an addition to this does the sorting machinery allow frequency
counts for words in a text field?
code
on mouseup
put the text of field 1 into tText
put replacetext(tText, [^\w\s], ) into tText
put replacetext(tText, \b\d+\b, ) into tText
put replacetext(tText, \s+, )
Hi, chris.
You wrote 07.03.2007, 1:45:27:
Something along the lines of:
should do the trick. Without this your external will compile..but when you
Thank you very much! Now it works.
--
Best regards,
Kirill Pekarov
Software Engineer Associate
Paradigma Software, Inc
Valentina - The
Hi Luis,
From the RunRev front page:
'Revolution 2.9 Open Community Beta Test Program - Runtime
Revolution is pleased to embark on a new community beta test
program starting with Revolution 2.9. For more information read our
newsletter article (http://www.runrev.com/newsletter/november/
I agree I wouldn't want a dialog box either, but it would be good
if it either just refused to delete the file silently, returned an
error code and/or threw an an exception that could be caught.
if there is a file tTargetFile then
throw the file already exists -- replace by a more
Hi Mike,
Have any of you perhaps developed a nice hand cursor thats a
full hand and not just one pointer finger as in the Rev default
cursor?
You have nice collections of cursors at Gnome as well:
http://www.gnome-look.org/index.php?xcontentmode=36
Beware, however, that most of the time,
Hiya,
I would have expected an announcement on this list at least, but there
isn't even mention of it in the Forums.
Marielle Lange wrote:
I believe they did refer to that article because it provides basic
information on beta testing. For instance:
To a new comer this might be offputting.
Hi All,
On 7 Mar 2007, at 12:20, Marielle Lange wrote:
I agree I wouldn't want a dialog box either, but it would be good
if it either just refused to delete the file silently, returned an
error code and/or threw an an exception that could be caught.
if there is a file tTargetFile then
Hi All,
I'm running on a Mac Pro under Mac OS X 10.4.8 and using RunRev
2.8.0.350, and something really weird just happened:
I left a stack I was working in Browse Mode while working in another
App. When I had finished this I clicked in the stack I was working
and the RunRev tool bar
You are missing the email to beta testers and newsletter to everyone else
which discussed the renaming of 2.7.5 to 2.9:
http://www.runrev.com/newsletter/february/issue20/newsletter1.php
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Hiya,
I would have expected an
Hi Dave,
Are you seriously telling us that you believe that the way that the
rename works is a good way to implement a rename function in a
high level programming environment aimed at novice programers?
I don't disagree with the criticisms being made. I fully agree that
more consistent
Hi Dave,
I see this quite often, particularly with applications that may
become unresponsive for a few seconds.
Best regards,
Mark
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Get your store on-line within minutes with Salery Web
Hi,
Yes, that's it. My RunRev apps processes a movie file for several
minutes before finishing.
Is this a problem do you think? I'm really not sure what is causing
it and it will be hard to track down I would imagine.
All the Best
Dave
On 7 Mar 2007, at 14:14, Mark Schonewille wrote:
Hi all,
Back at the beginning of the new millennium I wrote an article
entitled Blue Beard and Captain Kidd for the original
Macinstruct.com. Following a similar theme with an article this past
week on the Runtime Revolution Newsletter, I was prompted to reprint
my earlier effort. It
Bill, I'm already signed up for the earlier beta...do I have to re-sign up?
sqb
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Dave, please let it go. It is not gonna change. You are the only guy
in the Rev universe I hear complaining.
And watch out who you call NOVICE. I have a big problem with the last
sentence and its implications.
Are you seriously telling us that you believe that the way that the
rename
On 7 Mar 2007, at 14:43, Stephen Barncard wrote:
Dave, please let it go. It is not gonna change. You are the only
guy in the Rev universe I hear complaining.
I wasn't complaining.
And watch out who you call NOVICE. I have a big problem with the
last sentence and its implications.
What
On 7 Mar 2007, at 14:06, Marielle Lange wrote:
Hi Dave,
Are you seriously telling us that you believe that the way that
the rename works is a good way to implement a rename function
in a high level programming environment aimed at novice programers?
I don't disagree with the criticisms
Dave-
Wednesday, March 7, 2007, 1:27:26 AM, you wrote:
Caution: Being near an H Bomb Explosion can cause slight discomfort!
I just bought a new French press coffee pot this weekend, and one of
the warnings inscribed on it is children and hot liquids should be
kept apart...
--
-Mark Wieder
On 7 Mar 2007, at 15:02, Mark Wieder wrote:
Dave-
Wednesday, March 7, 2007, 1:27:26 AM, you wrote:
Caution: Being near an H Bomb Explosion can cause slight discomfort!
I just bought a new French press coffee pot this weekend, and one of
the warnings inscribed on it is children and hot
I need a handler to convert a Rev date into ISO 8601?
From my library I have a rough and ready one to go the other way round:
on date_Convert8601 @revisionDate
-- was date_ConvertT
replace T with return in revisionDate
put line 1 of revisionDate into someDate
put line 2 of
Hmm... Even though I'm signed up to receive them...
Cheers,
Luis.
Bill Marriott wrote:
You are missing the email to beta testers and newsletter to everyone else
which discussed the renaming of 2.7.5 to 2.9:
http://www.runrev.com/newsletter/february/issue20/newsletter1.php
Luis [EMAIL
Hi David,
I need a handler to convert a Rev date into ISO 8601?
From my library I have a rough and ready one to go the other way
round:
on date_Convert8601 @revisionDate
-- was date_ConvertT
replace T with return in revisionDate
put line 1 of revisionDate into someDate
put
No, no re-signup is necessary.
Luis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hmm... Even though I'm signed up to receive them...
Cheers,
Luis.
Bill Marriott wrote:
You are missing the email to beta testers and newsletter to everyone else
which discussed the renaming
Hi, All.
We almost done creating externals for Revolution under Linux.
I must say special thank to Chris Bohnert[EMAIL PROTECTED] and
Mark Wieder [EMAIL PROTECTED] for the help.
But, what next do with it?
Current Revolution 2.7.4 can't build a binaries for the Linux platform
from Mac or
Luis,
I've confirmed that you are on the distribution list and that you were sent
the Feb 7 mail about the version renaming, entitled Revolution Beta Test
Update. The mails come from [EMAIL PROTECTED] so please be sure this
is on your white list.
- Bill
Luis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in
Which is obviously dismissing the problem and making it sound like
I am wasting my time by posting my suggestions and warnings on the
list.
Right, that's exactly the message I tried to convey: You are wasting
your time ;-).
Indeed, it is good practice to check with the list that what
Yes, good questions all! It would be really nice to have some communication,
if only of the form, its difficult, and we are thinking what to do about
Linux.
You don't have to have a Linux version. It would be quite understandable not
to. It doesn't have to be exactly in step either. But
That's bill.marriott(at)runrev.com if the original post had it obfuscated.
Bill Marriott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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The mails come from [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I just bought a new French press coffee pot this weekend, and one of
the warnings inscribed on it is children and hot liquids should be
kept apart...
My favorite warning is at the Grand Canyon, on a sign at the edge of the
canyon above a 2000-foot drop. Next to an icon of a
Hiya,
Not received in my Inbox.
I don't run a spam filter.
If the message has bounced (check YOUR Inbox) then the runrev.com Domain
is on my ISP blacklist, which is highly doubtful as I am receiving the
list emails.
Last email I received from runrev.com proper was from jo@ regarding the
FWIW, I think the rename command is just fine exactly as it is. It lets
you rename any part of a file's complete path name, which metaphorically
may also change the location of the file (for whatever that really
means in the bowels of a file system). It's simple to use and quite robust.
And
On 7 Mar 2007, at 15:41, Marielle Lange wrote:
Which is obviously dismissing the problem and making it sound like
I am wasting my time by posting my suggestions and warnings on the
list.
Right, that's exactly the message I tried to convey: You are
wasting your time ;-).
But you
Is that point over the 'i'?
Cheers,
Luis.
Richard Gaskin wrote:
Mark Wieder wrote:
I just bought a new French press coffee pot this weekend, and one of
the warnings inscribed on it is children and hot liquids should be
kept apart...
My favorite warning is at the Grand Canyon, on a sign at
On 7 Mar 2007, at 16:03, Richard Gaskin wrote:
FWIW, I think the rename command is just fine exactly as it is. It
lets you rename any part of a file's complete path name, which
metaphorically may also change the location of the file (for
whatever that really means in the bowels of a file
As expressed in my previous email, if you take the time to report
of the problem in the quality center http://quality.runrev.com/,
I will take the time to support your report :-D
Thanks, I will when I get home at the weekend unless I can get it
to work from here.
That would be great.
Nope, you for sure didn't bounce. People who bounce are sent an email from a
different email address and completely unrelated mail server asking them to
whitelist, contact their ISP, etc. If they don't respond to that, they are
removed. I check this after each/every mailing.
Perhaps you would
Mark Wieder wrote:
Dave-
Wednesday, March 7, 2007, 1:27:26 AM, you wrote:
Caution: Being near an H Bomb Explosion can cause slight discomfort!
I just bought a new French press coffee pot this weekend, and one of
the warnings inscribed on it is children and hot liquids should be
kept
What, and leave me without something else to gripe about? Again? Nah,
I'll skip it this time.
Cheers,
Luis.
Bill Marriott wrote:
Nope, you for sure didn't bounce. People who bounce are sent an email from a
different email address and completely unrelated mail server asking them to
On 7 Mar 2007, at 16:29, Marielle Lange wrote:
As expressed in my previous email, if you take the time to report
of the problem in the quality center http://quality.runrev.com/
, I will take the time to support your report :-D
Thanks, I will when I get home at the weekend unless I can get
Last email I received from runrev.com proper was from jo@ regarding
the Edinburgh get together, received 23/2/07 15:59.
You live in Central Scotland?
Marielle
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On 7 Mar 2007, at 16:44, Martin Baxter wrote:
It's nice to see a product warning that has a measured and human tone.
Compare with the box of matches in my kitchen...
STORE IN A DRY PLACE
KEEP AWAY FROM CHILDREN
Storing in a dry place is a good idea in most cases I would
imagine, but only a
Nope, London.
Marielle Lange wrote:
Last email I received from runrev.com proper was from jo@ regarding
the Edinburgh get together, received 23/2/07 15:59.
You live in Central Scotland?
Marielle
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Rishi wrote:
Hmmm, has ubuntu changed the default permissions given to pendrives
when they are mounted? Do you have executable rights on that file? (ls
-la) If not, try changing the permissions on the file on the pendrive
and try again. If this is the problem, you will have to dig deeper and
On OS X 10.4.8, Rev 2.8 gm3. I need to launch an external app
(installer) from my Rev standalone. I need my standalone to wait for
the app to close before continuing. What's the best way to do this?
I've tried several different things including using the launch
command, using the shell()
Hi Klaus - I was just thinking someone out there must have a ready made
handler as it is real common format on the internet. I've given a go below -
I include some info for reference:
A common use could be []-[MM]-[DD]T[hh]:[mm]:[ss]±[hh]:[mm].
1981-04-05T14:30:30-05:00, for example.
Two
I'd like to do the following. If 000 is typed at superhuman speed, only the
first 0 should make it into a field. But if 000 is typed at normal human
rates, all three should.
Can you think of any way to do this?
The problem is a keypad with a 000 key right next to the 0 key. All it does
is
Try trapping the 'rawkey down' code for the '000' and see if you can just
substitute the '0'
Jim Ault
Las Vegas
On 3/7/07 10:00 AM, Peter Alcibiades [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I'd like to do the following. If 000 is typed at superhuman speed, only the
first 0 should make it into a field. But
Dave wrote:
For things like this that do not affect the operation of the program why
can't we just email someone have have them just do it?
You can. RR allows you to send email to support if you don't want to
deal with Bugzilla (though the Quality Control center is very much
easier than the
Peter,
I don't think that is wise. What if the user intentionally pressed
the 000 key. I know people that really use that key, specially people
dealing with money. If they really press 000 and end up with a single
0, they will me pissed.
Andre
On Mar 7, 2007, at 3:10 PM, Jim Ault wrote:
Simon HARPER wrote:
As an addition to this does the sorting machinery allow frequency counts
for words in a text field?
The old MetaCard IDE shipped with a very efficient word-counting script
as one of its examples. Here it is with superfluous stuff removed and
reformatted as a function:
Dave,
I agree with Richard, RENAME works fine for me, too. There are
certainly bigger fish to fry and if you're convinced this is a big
problem, then post it to the bug list. Anyone who's willing to spend
time typing 22 messages for this thread, should have enough time to
write a bug report.
That would be great. Thanks :-)
No problem, but don't you really think this is silly?
Since I became involved in software development myself, I came to
think that no, this isn't silly at all.
Take this little game:
http://www.widged.com/portfolio/index.php?entry=Images/games/
Hello.
Sorry I didn't clarify: I've got the mouseDown and mouseUp messages
taken care of, but I need to be able to simulate mouseStillDown as a
message constantly sent between those messages.
Thanks,
Brent Anderson
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Brent,
Supposing you already have the mouseDown message triggered, you could
try something like:
send mouseDown to xxx
repeat while (the mouse is down and the mouseLoc is within the rect
of xxx)
send mouseStillDown to xxx
wait zzz seconds with messages
end repeat
HTH,
Brian
On Wed, 7 Mar 2007 10:56:10 -0700, Chris Sheffield wrote:
On OS X 10.4.8, Rev 2.8 gm3. I need to launch an external app
(installer) from my Rev standalone. I need my standalone to wait for
the app to close before continuing. What's the best way to do this?
I've tried several different
Hi Ken,
This is what I ended up doing. Seems to work just find. On the
Windows side, launching the app with the shell seems to automatically
wait until it's finished. I was just hoping I could do the same thing
on the Mac side. Doesn't seem to be the case though.
Thanks,
Chris
On Mar 7,
On Wednesday 07 March 2007 18:10, Jim Ault wrote:
Try trapping the 'rawkey down' code for the '000' and see if you can just
substitute the '0'
This is my problem, I can't figure how to do this. Because I've used xev to
find the keycodes, and what is happening is, 0 sends 90, and 000 sends 90
I am not sure if this is a problem with the XMLRPC library but I cannot send
a time to the web service which expects ISO
'time data did not match format: data=2007-03-07T21:28:44Z UTC
fmt=%Y%m%dT%H:%M:%S %Z'
And while the above is the correct ISO_8601 time I also tried the following
based
trap the keystrokes, then set a global, test the new ticks...
global mm
on rawKeyDown whichKey
get the ticks - gTicksLastGoodKey
if it gMinKeyDelay -- too short, don't pass the keystroke
else
put the ticks into gTicksLastGoodKey
pass rawkeydown
end if
end rawkd
Jim Ault
Las Vegas
On 3/7/07
Looks like major complaining to me. Now you're griping about having
to report to bugzilla. Can we drop this stupid thread?
Email won't fix it. An organized bug database can. May we leave it at
that? Please??
No problem, but don't you really think this is silly? I mean no one
in their
Thanks Bernard - I tracked down the problem based on your advice. It is that
there was an Apache redirect on the server and while without authentication
the url works fine with the XMLRPC library - turn on authentication and it
does not work - switching to alternate non-redirected url allows
What is Windows doing with my network when I'm not looking?
Here's the scenario:
I have XP running in Parallels on my MacBook, and I'm monitoring network
activity with Interarchy. As long as I don't run Mac net apps and have
the Internet connection turned off in Parallels, Interarchy shows
Sounds like you have the Houston, we have a problem virus. Don't
worry, it can be fixed with healthy amounts of federal funding and
some better gasket materials.
You may be doing some Windows auto updates. Check the Control Panel -
System and Automatic Updates tab.
best,
Chipp
Chipp Walters wrote:
You may be doing some Windows auto updates. Check the Control Panel -
System and Automatic Updates tab.
I turned it off earlier when I started monitoring.
On the one hand, Interarchy's logs show some of the accesses to be
through this domain:
I have a problem I can't track down that causes a reproducible crash with
altBrowser external on OSX (intel). It is a strange one to me as the browser
is initiated, and it resizes fine - plus my scripts can set the url. However
clicking on absolutely any link causes the crash.
Now this does not
On Thursday 08 March 2007 04:43, Bob Warren wrote:
As you can see, executable permission has now become independent of the
user. If you try changing this option when the program is on the
pendrive itself, it won't work. I tried copying the program to the
Desktop and altering the executable
On 3/8/07, Dave [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Of course there's warning that can be found in quite a few of the
older English Pubs, on a low ceiling beam or door:
Duck or Grouse
Dave
I like the sign I spotted in a Gun Shop in Honolulu:
Trespassers will be shot.
Survivors will be shot again!
Richard Gaskin wrote:
On the one hand, Interarchy's logs show some of the accesses to be
through this domain:
As long as we're talking about this, does anyone know of a (preferably
free) OS X packet monitor for those who don't have Interarchy? I've read
that the built-in OS X firewall can
On 3/8/07, Chris Sheffield [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On OS X 10.4.8, Rev 2.8 gm3. I need to launch an external app
(installer) from my Rev standalone. I need my standalone to wait for
the app to close before continuing. What's the best way to do this?
I've tried several different things including
On 3/8/07, Dave [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For things like this that do not affect the operation of the program
why can't we just email someone have have them just do it?
I believe this will be the second time I'll point out that you can. At the
front of the User Guide:
Please send all
On 8 Mar 2007, at 00:00, J. Landman Gay wrote:
As long as we're talking about this, does anyone know of a
(preferably free) OS X packet monitor for those who don't have
Interarchy? I've read that the built-in OS X firewall can be
adjusted to log outgoing as well as incoming packets but the
On 3/8/07, Dave Cragg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For free, and with enough screenfuls of changing data to make sci-fi
movies and get some respect from the kids, try typing sudo tcpdump
in a Terminal window. Type Control-c to stop.
Thanks Dave. Just tried it and was half expecting an
This reminded me of something on OS X: If you do a 'Get Info' on an
attached storage device there is the option (tick box) to ignore the
ownership permissions on the device. There may be a general setting
for attached storage devices in Ubuntu, or similar option on one of
the property tabs
Why not glue the key firmly in place? And draw an 'N' just before the
first '0'...
Cheers,
Luis.
On 7 Mar 2007, at 20:44, Jim Ault wrote:
trap the keystrokes, then set a global, test the new ticks...
global mm
on rawKeyDown whichKey
get the ticks - gTicksLastGoodKey
if it gMinKeyDelay
I agree with Dave totally: The current implementation is not logical.
'Rename' does not equal 'Delete'.
On 7 Mar 2007, at 18:47, Marielle Lange wrote:
In a book on successful work habits that point was made very
nicely. It went something like this. If you take a vase and a bunch
of
Hiya,
Probably attempting to grab your locale to localise Windows Updates.
You might turn Windows Update off but that's just for show.
Cheers,
Luis.
On 7 Mar 2007, at 22:21, Richard Gaskin wrote:
What is Windows doing with my network when I'm not looking?
Here's the scenario:
I have XP
Here's another option which doesn't worry about try to figure out what the
right time is. All it does it checks to see if you are trying to type 0 more
than once. In this case it will beep if you press the '000' key or press '0'
more than once.
---
local lMyDuplicate
ON rawKeyDown theNumber
Hiya,
MenuMeters give you an overview: http://www.ragingmenace.com/software/
menumeters/
Net Monitor is extremely good and cheap: http://homepage.mac.com/
rominar/net.html
Or you can go all out on this freebie: http://www.nagios.org/about/
screenshots.php
And sprinkle with a little of
Ooops. forgot to mention that on my Mac the 0 rawKeyDown code is 48. I don't
know why this should be different on different platforms but you allow for
that with these simple amendments.
---
local lMyDuplicate
ON rawKeyDown theNumber
SWITCH
CASE ((theNumber = 48) AND (lMyDuplicate =
Sorry, pressed the wrong key. Here is the full script:
--
local lMyDuplicate
ON rawKeyDown theNumber
SWITCH
CASE ((theNumber = 48) AND (lMyDuplicate = 0))
CASE ((theNumber = 90) AND (lMyDuplicate = 0))
put 1 into lMyDuplicate
pass rawKeydown
break
CASE ((theNumber = 48) AND
Many thanks guys - I'll have a try with these! And yes, if all else fails
there is always a dab of epoxy...
Peter
On Wednesday 07 March 2007 20:44, Jim Ault wrote:
trap the keystrokes, then set a global, test the new ticks...
global mm
on rawKeyDown whichKey
get the ticks -
IPNetmonitor is the Swiss army knife of net tools. I've use it for years.
not free, but reasonable, from a foremost authority on IP networks,
Peter Sichel.
http://www.sustworks.com/site/prod_ipmonitor.html
Richard Gaskin wrote:
On the one hand, Interarchy's logs show some of the accesses to
Luis and Rishi:
Please excuse my quick/generic answers: I'm tired, it's late, and I
still have work to do...
Luis wrote:
This reminded me of something on OS X: If you do a 'Get Info' on an
attached storage device there is the option (tick box) to ignore the
ownership permissions on the
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