On 3/18/07 12:12 AM, Sarah Reichelt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm now doing the politically correct mouseMove instead of using
repeat while mouse is down. But it still leaves me having to check the
location all the time to see whether it is inside one of my 400
buttons. It seems that the
Yes - but I have two problems with that. Apart from not manageing yet to be
able to copy and paste text into an altBrowser window on Mac (still think
this should be possible by scripting focus issues) is that I can't do
transitions between movies. If somene has knowledge of how to do this inside
In my last post, I recommended a short article of simple, practical
(layman's) advice for those considering the possibility of trying Linux
(or my favourite, Ubuntu) and Rev/Linux 2.6.1 for the first time.
It has now been properly presented, and you can view it at the following
URL if you are
Dreamhost supports the streaming of FLV files. they also offer an
online file converter to FLV. Can't answer the question about
transitions.
example
http://www.burnoutworld.com/cgi-bin/emAlbum.cgi?c=show_thumbs;p=Cars/Car%20Burnout%20Videos
http://dreamhost.com
Yes - but I have two
A few days back I had 2 outstanding Rev/Linux questions that I hadn't
managed to clear up on-List. One of them was elegantly solved by Mark
Wieder. The other did not have an immediate answer:
In Rev Linux 2.6.1, can foreign symbols (with accents) be printed on the
printer or not?
Some
Two other morsels of info about the problem of printing accented
characters from a card in Rev/Linux 2.6.1:
Rev's performance has only been tested using Ubuntu 6.06.1 and Mepis 6.0.1.
Technical Support now have an Ubuntu computer available, so queries to
them about Rev/Linux (or at least
Hi,
Mac OS X 10.4.8, MacBook Pro 2.16GHz Core Duo, 2GB RAM
Ok, are you using the standard RunRev IDE and not running anything
other that the standard RunRev stuff?
I set the fill color via the Property Inspector, not via a script,
not sure if that would make a difference. I have removed
Actually, the first four cards were created in a 1-2-3-4 sequence.
This was done after I had completed an earlier version of the program
that had 20 cards. So, I decided to do a revision of the program to
reduce the number of cards and to correct the printing problem. Since
I had run into
Thanks for correcting my misunderstanding, Bill.
Devin
On Mar 16, 2007, at 11:40 PM, Bill Marriott wrote:
I can't answer all your Windows question with authority, but let
me just
point out that if you have Rev 2.7 already, 2.8 is a free
upgrade, as 2.9
will be.
- Revolution 2.8 is
Hi,
Some more information on this.
If I delete the Text counter object from the group that gets exported
the it will output many more images (once it actually did all 500)
before stopping. Doing this it will just continue forever, e.g. Most
of the time I don't get the error dialog and
Bob Warren wrote:
In my last post, I recommended a short article of simple, practical
(layman's) advice for those considering the possibility of trying Linux
(or my favourite, Ubuntu) and Rev/Linux 2.6.1 for the first time.
It has now been properly presented, and you can view it at the
Dave wrote:
Some more information on this.
If I delete the Text counter object from the group that gets exported
the it will output many more images (once it actually did all 500)
before stopping. Doing this it will just continue forever, e.g. Most
of the time I don't get the error dialog
On 19 Mar 2007, at 14:56, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Is that physical memory or virtual? On OS X I've seen seemingly
small apps take up a surprising amount of virtual memory, but
operate in a much smaller physical space.
Although FWIW I've not seen my Rev usage climb that high while
running
On Mar 17, 2007, at 10:19 PM, kee nethery wrote:
My primary problem is that I need to access a web page that is
UTF8, and convert it to unicode so that I can edit it and save it
out as a file of unicode. There are a few good examples of how to
deal with unicode in revolution but so far no
On 19 Mar 2007, at 15:14, Ian Wood wrote:
On 19 Mar 2007, at 14:56, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Is that physical memory or virtual? On OS X I've seen seemingly
small apps take up a surprising amount of virtual memory, but
operate in a much smaller physical space.
Although FWIW I've not seen
On Mar 19, 2007, at 9:19 AM, Devin Asay wrote:
Devin has a web page with some similar content
http://revolution.byu.edu/unicode/unicodeInRev.html
His stack from the Revcon 2006 presentation has the example
scripts that he referred to and although I have a copy from the
conference, I
I have completed my standalones for windows and OS X. The icons that
I used for windows in the standalone worked fine. I was able to
assign my application icons to use in dialogs for my OS X
application but I have not had any success with OS X standalones. I
cannot replace the generic
I have tried to move a button based on the properties of two buttons
but this does not work. Here is the script:
on preopenCard
if the label of button check3 is not visible and the label of
button check6 is visible
then
set the location of button check6 to the location of this card
I have tried to move a button based on the properties of two buttons
but this does not work. Here is the script:
on preopenCard
if the label of button check3 is not visible and the label of
button check6 is visible
then
set the location of button check6 to the location of this card
Don Jungk wrote:
Hi Bob,
OK, your PS file does have accented characters in it. It appears they are just
in the wrong place. This code that I will paste in here is something I use
when I have to re-encode a Macintosh font to work on my Linux computer. This
should be put after all of the
Anyone notice any changes in the forums? :-)
Best regards,
Lynn Fredricks
Worldwide Business Operations
Runtime Revolution Ltd
http://www.runrev.com
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On 19 Mar 2007, at 14:56, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Dave wrote:
Some more information on this.
If I delete the Text counter object from the group that gets
exported the it will output many more images (once it actually
did all 500) before stopping. Doing this it will just continue
Hi Lynn,
Anyone notice any changes in the forums? :-)
No :-)
Best regards,
Lynn Fredricks
Worldwide Business Operations
Runtime Revolution Ltd
http://www.runrev.com
Best
Klaus Major
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Charles, the label of a button is a property of that button and does
not have properties of it's own. I think what you need to test for is
the showName property of the button itself.
if the showName of button check3 is not true and the showName of
button check6 is true
then
set the
Hi,
Some more information:
I built a standalone, this writes 288 files but I don't get the error
dialog and it doesn't complete correctly, e.g. I don't get the
Done! dialog at the end.
Looking at the System Activity Monitor it only grabs around 35 MB of
real memory 377 MB of virtual -
Yes, Charles. I'd put a couple of beeps into your script, or some
puts to msg, so that you know the various parts of the script are
even being called. I suspect your ifs are blocking the flow for
some reason. Also, your naming of buttons may not be exactly correct.
Joe Wilkins
On Mar 10,
Hi Charles,
I have tried to move a button based on the properties of two
buttons but this does not work. Here is the script:
on preopenCard
if the label of button check3 is not visible and the label of
button check6 is visible
then
set the location of button check6 to the location
On Mar 19, 2007, at 10:27 AM, Klaus Major wrote:
Hi Lynn,
Anyone notice any changes in the forums? :-)
No :-)
I think he means that you no longer have to log in to read the forums
(fora?). Only to post.
Regards,
Devin
Devin Asay
Humanities Technology and Research Support Center
put start /MAX C:\foo.html C:\foo.txt into MyCom
set the hideConsoleWindows to true
get start cmd /c quote MyCom quote
get shell(it)
To keep the console window from flashing in the snippet above, Xavier
responded
use start /b to hide the window.
I have tried this, in
Jim,
Thanks for the script snippet. It didn't quite work as shown, but it did
get me to think about the problem more carefully. I came up with this:
put
-Jan-,-Feb-,-Mar-,-Apr-,-May-,-Jun-,-Jul-,-Aug-,-Sep-,-Oct-,-Nov-,-Dec-
into mthStrings
-- i seemed to need to separate the routine
Hi,
Not 100% sure, but should you start from 1? e.g.
put 0 into pos
should be:
put 1 into pos
All the Best
Dave
On 19 Mar 2007, at 17:24, Bryan McCormick wrote:
-- note that i added a third param in case i need to force the
routine to start elsewhere. it is set to 0 when i run
Oooops! That should be:
go stack URL http://revolution.byu.edu/unicode/unicodeInRev.rev;
go stack URL http://revolution.byu.edu/unicode/unicodeExamples.rev;
Thanks, these were the stacks I had from the conference and simple as
they are, they are extremely useful (probably because they are
Dave,
Sadly it does not impact the outcome. Mind you I tried it just in case.
I have played with all the vars that I can think of and it does nothing.
It does not even appear to matter (as I thought) if there are multiple
months (i.e -Jan-) of the same type in a row (thought it might be
Bob Warren wrote:
In my last post, I recommended a short article of simple, practical
(layman's) advice for those considering the possibility of trying Linux
(or my favourite, Ubuntu) and Rev/Linux 2.6.1 for the first time.
It has now been properly presented, and you can view it at the
On 3/19/07 10:49 AM, Bryan McCormick [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dave,
Sadly it does not impact the outcome. Mind you I tried it just in case.
I have played with all the vars that I can think of and it does nothing.
It does not even appear to matter (as I thought) if there are multiple
On Mar 19, 2007, at 11:24 AM, Bryan McCormick wrote:
Jim,
Thanks for the script snippet. It didn't quite work as shown, but
it did get me to think about the problem more carefully. I came up
with this:
put -Jan-,-Feb-,-Mar-,-Apr-,-May-,-Jun-,-Jul-,-Aug-,-Sep-,-Oct-,-
Nov-,-Dec- into
Sorry about that last enormous post under this thread which has polluted
the list and is out of sequence.
It was held up by the moderator because it was a little over the maximum
length allowed for the UR-List, but now it seems that it has finally
been released! Way back, I substituted it
Charles,
Finder icons (and Windows application icons) must be in a specific
format to work. How are you creating your icons?
Devin
On Mar 19, 2007, at 9:59 AM, Charles Szasz wrote:
I have completed my standalones for windows and OS X. The icons
that I used for windows in the standalone
Hi Mark,
One thing you might find helpful is the 'start' Help info. Open a command line
(aka DOS) window and at the prompt type:
help start
... or if you want to have the info in a text file type:
help start my-start-help.txt
(the file will be created in the directory indicated on the
Dave and Jim,
Thanks for the suggestions. I think I have now exhausted all but the
ugly walk through by hand and find the errors/solutions. For the record:
1) The textBlock length is not changing since I am not deleting anything
from the block (or adding). I am using pos to advance the
Sorry Devin, I did mean Devin not Dave in that last lengthy note.
Definitely time to give it a rest.
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Phil Davis wrote:
One thing you might find helpful is the 'start' Help info.
Yes, I have done that. What it indicates is that /B is an optional
argument to start that starts an application without creating a new
window. But what is not clear is, which of the two lines where 'start'
is used
Does anyone know of the way that I could use BlueTooth to connect to my Palm
Pilot through Revolution? I am on a PowerBook G4 and would use the built in
Bluetooth. I know that i would have to use something like open socket, but I
don't know which socket to open.
The purposes of this is that I
On 3/20/07, Charles Szasz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have completed my standalones for windows and OS X. The icons that
I used for windows in the standalone worked fine. I was able to
assign my application icons to use in dialogs for my OS X
application but I have not had any success with OS X
I have been looking at Ken Ray's scripts for exchanging data from a
worksheet to and from RunRev and Excel.
I also see that Gary Rathbone had a tutorial on Web Queries and Excel
but I cannot find that information anywhere on it (Gary site appears to
be gone). Does anyone have any idea where
On Mar 19, 2007, at 2:10 PM, Sarah Reichelt wrote:
On 3/20/07, Charles Szasz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have completed my standalones for windows and OS X. The icons that
I used for windows in the standalone worked fine. I was able to
assign my application icons to use in dialogs for my OS X
On Mon, 19 Mar 2007 15:08:45 -0600, Matt wrote:
Does anyone know of the way that I could use BlueTooth to connect to my Palm
Pilot through Revolution? I am on a PowerBook G4 and would use the built in
Bluetooth. I know that i would have to use something like open socket, but I
don't know
Hello all!
I'm trying to do two things at once that may not be possible - at least
I haven't figured out how yet.
I want to use stackRunner to load and run a stack from a URL. This
stack needs to access a PostreSQL database on the same server as the
stack will come from. The stack works
Hello all,
Im wearing my Paradigma hat here (hey, if you can to RevCon 2005 you could
have had one too!) but I also have my Runtime kilt handy.
It seems that, in the span of the last two years, Ubuntu has come out of
nowhere to achieve an unprecidented popularity. Paradigma is finalizing
V4REV
On Mar 19, 2007, at 3:35 PM, Lynn Fredricks wrote:
Hello all,
Im wearing my Paradigma hat here (hey, if you can to RevCon 2005
you could
have had one too!) but I also have my Runtime kilt handy.
It seems that, in the span of the last two years, Ubuntu has come
out of
nowhere to achieve
On Mon, 19 Mar 2007 15:35:17 -0700, Lynn Fredricks wrote:
Hello all,
Im wearing my Paradigma hat here (hey, if you can to RevCon 2005 you could
have had one too!) but I also have my Runtime kilt handy.
It seems that, in the span of the last two years, Ubuntu has come out of
nowhere to
Occasional use of Ubuntu and Kubuntu (you really need things to work with both
Gnome and KDE desktops). Mainly SuSE with KDE as our standard environment
here. Agree though, that Ubuntu is making lots of waves for all the right
reasons. Cheers,
Rishi.
On Tuesday 20 March 2007 09:35, Lynn
Hello.
I primarily use Mac, but my Linux distro of choice is Ubuntu. Last
fall I researched all the major distros (Suse, Red Hat, FreeBSD) and
it fell at the top (Although Red Hat did come close behind).
Thanks,
Brent Anderson
Christa McAuliffe Space Education Center
Lynn Fredricks wrote:
Of you running on Linux, how many are using Rev with Ubuntu?
Me, as of yesterday. I'm not sure that counts yet, but it probably will
eventually.
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Lynn Fredricks wrote:
Of you running on Linux, how many are using Rev with Ubuntu?
Me too, mostly out of curiosity more than need right now. I want to be ready
with a Linux option when my clients start looking into it.
Phil Davis
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Hi Lynn,
Of you running on Linux, how many are using Rev with Ubuntu? Knowing the
level of interest in Ubuntu usage would be helpful for both companies.
I used to be pretty huge on Debian-based Linspire as the best Linux flavor
for complete technophobes/newbies. Then I learned that Linspire
Of you running on Linux, how many are using Rev with
Ubuntu? Knowing
the level of interest in Ubuntu usage would be helpful for
both companies.
I used to be pretty huge on Debian-based Linspire as the best
Linux flavor for complete technophobes/newbies. Then I
learned that Linspire
Lynn Fredricks wrote:
Hello all,
Im wearing my Paradigma hat here (hey, if you can to RevCon 2005 you could
have had one too!) but I also have my Runtime kilt handy.
It seems that, in the span of the last two years, Ubuntu has come out of
nowhere to achieve an unprecidented popularity.
Bill Marriott wrote:
Ubuntu is clearly the flavor-of-the-month.
As far as I can remember it has number one on the distrowatch.com list
for a few years now :)
Out of the dozen or so distros I've installed over the years.. Xubuntu
is my favourite and have had no problems.
Got a new rack
This:
put token 1 of s800
...returns s800, but this:
put token 1 of 800s
...returns 800.
bug?
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And put token 1 of s800s returns s800s
The docs say: 'Use the token keyword to parse a Revolution
statement.' (I assume that means a transcript statement, in the old
parlance).
So maybe these strings don't count as Revolution statements?
Best,
Mark
On 20 Mar 2007, at 01:33,
It appears that only the letters a,b,c,d,e,f, and x operate the way you are
expecting.
on mouseUp
repeat for each char x in abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz
put 111 x into wholeThing
put token 1 of wholeThingreturn after fld 1
end repeat
end mouseUp
put token 1 of s800
Bill Marriott wrote:
It appears that only the letters a,b,c,d,e,f, and x operate the way you are
expecting.
on mouseUp
repeat for each char x in abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz
put 111 x into wholeThing
put token 1 of wholeThingreturn after fld 1
end repeat
end mouseUp
Jacqueline,
So it's hex. Not sure where the x fits in though.
Ah, brilliant. The x is also used in Hex notation. For example, see the
Windows CSIDL values at
http://tinyurl.com/7hei
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J. Landman Gay wrote:
Bill Marriott wrote:
It appears that only the letters a,b,c,d,e,f, and x operate the way you are
expecting.
on mouseUp
repeat for each char x in abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz
put 111 x into wholeThing
put token 1 of wholeThingreturn after fld 1
end
Lynn-
I've got a Kubuntu box at home and we're changing our red hat machines
at work over to Kubuntu as well.
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Monday, March 19, 2007, 8:41:09 AM, you wrote:
I think he means that you no longer have to log in to read the forums
(fora?). Only to post.
...and it took how many months of us (well, me at any rate) carping
about why this should be done?
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