Ronell,
> I'd like use Revolution to do a "virtual tour" [...]
Sounds like you might want to give Rev Media a spin. It has an adventure
game builder which does something what you're asking to do. There is also a
downloadable sample stack that illustrates how to do it.
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Andre,
> I told him that a platform is as strong as its developers base, that is
> true for the Newton that has such strong developers that without Newton
> OS source or help from apple, they were able to add FAT support, Web
> Servers, Wifi, even an emulator... and they are now planning fo
Recently, Ronell E. Toledo wrote:
> I'd like use Revolution to do a "virtual tour", displaying a location photo in
> a small window
> within a card, and
> using either left/right buttons or moving the mouse to the far left or far
> right edge of the
> window to make the
> location photo pan left
Andre-
Thursday, April 12, 2007, 2:15:49 PM, you wrote:
> I am pleased to say that I was accepted as a student in the google
> summer of code program.
Congratulations. I must say Google is showing amazingly good taste in
their selection process...
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On 4/13/07, Björnke von Gierke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
strange... I get 10, and I greatly prefer that... maybe rev has some
mind reading external lately?
Goodie, maybe then I'll be able to do:
2 + 2 = IV
and get true ;-)
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Hello there,
I'd like use Revolution to do a "virtual tour", displaying a location photo in
a small window
within a card, and
using either left/right buttons or moving the mouse to the far left or far
right edge of the
window to make the
location photo pan left or right (and possibly up/down
I wonder if someone has already scripted this... I did not find it in
Malte Brill's tutorials:
Rolling wheel or ball: round object that has distintive colors and
shapes appears
to be rolling forward or backward.
One would have to grok the math for having the rotation match the movement.
i.e.
Chipp Walters wrote:
Andre,
Congratulations. I sure hope you can get over your shyness for your new
job.
Now there's an image...Andre the Blushing Rose. :) Congratulations,
Andre. Don't forget about us little people here when you get famous.
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Mark Wieder wrote:
Bill-
Thursday, April 12, 2007, 6:02:27 AM, you wrote:
put "5" + "5"
gives you
10
Would you rather that give you "Syntax Error?"
Hmmm. I get "Operators +: error in left operand"
Interesting. On OS X I get 10.
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On 13 Apr 2007, at 04:53, Mark Wieder wrote:
Bill-
Thursday, April 12, 2007, 6:02:27 AM, you wrote:
put "5" + "5"
gives you
10
Would you rather that give you "Syntax Error?"
Hmmm. I get "Operators +: error in left operand"
And that's what I'd expect.
And yes, I *do* prefer that.
Bill-
Thursday, April 12, 2007, 6:02:27 AM, you wrote:
> put "5" + "5"
> gives you
> 10
> Would you rather that give you "Syntax Error?"
Hmmm. I get "Operators +: error in left operand"
And that's what I'd expect.
And yes, I *do* prefer that.
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Jacque-
Thursday, April 12, 2007, 9:45:00 AM, you wrote:
> The fix involves doing a string comparison rather then a numeric
> comparison if either operand overflows. The bug number is 4651 if anyone
> is curious.
Thanks. My comments added.
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Andre,
Congratulations. I sure hope you can get over your shyness for your new job.
-c
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Tereza and Richard,
and I was thinking about applying to work for 4W and Califex
you know, you guys are the inspiration, all I did was coding and
filling the form. It helps that I choose to help a niche operating
system, less competition...
:D
Andre
On Apr 12, 2007, at 6:36 PM, Ter
Wayne,
You know, I've meet personally with Bernd Korz, even had dinner with
the guy. He was very decent and many friends worked for yT. Its sad
to see what happened to them, I don't think I'll ever see Bernd
again. Anyway, Haiku is growing fast, even firefox is running now...
maybe this
Recently, Jim Carwardine wrote:
> I've just installed AltBrowser and am starting to play with it. I can't
> seem to get the AltBrowser window to display a url. I have installed the
> plug-in and also the stack in my application.
> ...
> When I look at the docs through the demo, it launches the
I've just installed AltBrowser and am starting to play with it. I can't
seem to get the AltBrowser window to display a url. I have installed the
plug-in and also the stack in my application. I used the Launch Browser
button in the demo stack to create the launch button in my stack but when I
cli
Thanks for the patient explanation. Sometimes I feel kind of dumb on
this list, but then programming is not my main field of expertise
and probably never will be. (smile) On the M$ front, don't worry.
I've given that up "here"!
Joe Wilkins
On Apr 12, 2007, at 2:25 PM, Bill Marriott wrote:
Congrats Andre:
Beos was great, Have watched Yellow Tab flame out and am hopeful Haiku
makes it to release! Of course then you are going to have to get an xtalk
implemented for it
Wayne
On 4/12/07, Andre Garzia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello Folks,
I am pleased to say that I was acce
On Apr 12, 2007, at 4:22 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
I am pleased to say that I was accepted as a student in the
google summer of code program.
Congratulations, Andre!
When you take over the industry I'll be happy to apply for a job
with Soapdog Inc. :)
I'm applying now too! Hi Boss!
Joe,
> But Bill, did you notice THEY AREN'T THE SAME. ONE ENDS IN 1; THE OTHER
> ENDS IN 2!
>
>> put "3.141592653589793238461" is "3.141592653589793238462"
Um, yes, that was the point :) I think Rev handles up to 20 digits of
precision after the decimal point. So as the 1 and 2 are beyond its
Andre Garzia wrote:
I am pleased to say that I was accepted as a student in the google
summer of code program.
Congratulations, Andre!
When you take over the industry I'll be happy to apply for a job with
Soapdog Inc. :)
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Hello Folks,
I am pleased to say that I was accepted as a student in the google
summer of code program. For those that don't know, the summer of code
is an initiative from google that works like this: Google approve a
number of mentoring organizations, students submit projects to this
org
Richard Gaskin wrote:
Bill Marriott wrote:
What about
put "3.141592653589793238461" is "3.141592653589793238462"
Guess what Rev says? (True.) Longstanding behavior in xTalk, going
back to HyperCard days.
You won't find much HyperCard worship here. Sure, I liked it and used
it, but I've f
Richard Gaskin wrote:
I can understand attempting to coerce to numbers if two string literals
have an arithmetic operator between them, e.g.:
"5" + "5"
...but if quoted and merely checking for equivalence, offhand I can
think of no case where these wouldn't be true:
"5" is "5"
"55e5
But Bill, did you notice THEY AREN'T THE SAME. ONE ENDS IN 1; THE
OTHER ENDS IN 2!
Joe Wilkins
On Apr 12, 2007, at 11:58 AM, Bill Marriott wrote:
Richard,
What about
put "3.141592653589793238461" is "3.141592653589793238462"
Guess what Rev says? (True.) Longstanding behavior in xTalk, goi
On 4/12/07 12:03 PM, "Richmond Mathewson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Sorry, this is probably fairly basic!
>
> How does one count the number of lines in a list
> field?
>
> Feel a terrible fool that I don't know . . .
>
Try,
put the number of lines in fld listOfFlowers into msg
--and more
Outstanding, even works with my emails. Thank you many times over.
BTW, when is this RevCon in LV going to be held? If you know. Sure
like to buy you some lunch sometime soon! Interesting thing about
that, instead of holding down each of these keys you can just lay
your finger across all of
put the number of lines in fld "listField"
Sorry, this is probably fairly basic!
How does one count the number of lines in a list
field?
Feel a terrible fool that I don't know . . .
sincerely, Richmond Mathewson
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stephen bar
Hi Richmond,
Sorry, this is probably fairly basic!
How does one count the number of lines in a list
field?
Mon dieu! :-D
...
the number of lines of fld "xyz"
...
Feel a terrible fool that I don't know . . .
sincerely, Richmond Mathewson
Best
Klaus Major
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Bill Marriott wrote:
What about
put "3.141592653589793238461" is "3.141592653589793238462"
Guess what Rev says? (True.) Longstanding behavior in xTalk, going back to
HyperCard days.
You won't find much HyperCard worship here. Sure, I liked it and used
it, but I've found many things in tha
On 4/12/07 6:44 AM, "Joe Lewis Wilkins" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Just to add my two bits worth: As someone who is visually challenged,
> when I receive ANYTHING with white text and a colored background, I
> trash it. It is entirely too difficult for me to read. I certainly
> would not work in
Sorry, this is probably fairly basic!
How does one count the number of lines in a list
field?
Feel a terrible fool that I don't know . . .
sincerely, Richmond Mathewson
A Thorn in the flesh is better than a failed Systems Development
Richard,
What about
put "3.141592653589793238461" is "3.141592653589793238462"
Guess what Rev says? (True.) Longstanding behavior in xTalk, going back to
HyperCard days.
but
put "3.141592653589793238461" & null is "3.141592653589793238462" & null
returns false.
Seems like the "best practice
Devin Asay wrote:
Folks,
Charles sent me a screenshot of what he's seeing off list. See it at
http://asay.byu.edu/fld.png. It appears to be highlighted text, or
possibly a field background color that happens to be set the the exact
color of the OS X default highlight color.
I'm surprised 's
J. Landman Gay wrote:
Not to beat a dead horse or anything, but Mark Waddingham has just
commented on the bug I submitted for this. He verifies what we've been
discussing -- it's an overflow problem due to interpreting the string as
a number -- and says he thinks its a bug. It is targeted to b
I appreciate everyone's suggestions. Despite the confusion in my
postings, I did have showFocusBorder and setBorder properties set to
false prior to printing while trying to use select empty. I got so
desperate I tried select empty in many places before printing with no
success.
I found a
Devin Asay wrote:
Folks,
Charles sent me a screenshot of what he's seeing off list. See it at
http://asay.byu.edu/fld.png. It appears to be highlighted text, or
possibly a field background color that happens to be set the the exact
color of the OS X default highlight color.
I'm surprised 's
I tried a bit, and got all kind of wonky results when printing while
the lockScreen was true. Maybe you should just move the stack offscreen
( set the loc of stack z to -x,-y) and try to print like that instead
of using lock screen.
I know this is just a workaround, but at least it'll work. Also
On Thu, 12 Apr 2007 15:07:10 +, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi,
>
> i cannot connect to http://www.runrev.com . Is the site temporarilly down?
> Could someone confirm?
Works for me...
Ken Ray
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Hi,
i cannot connect to http://www.runrev.com . Is the site temporarilly down?
Could someone confirm?
Yes, it was/is out temporarily. There was a DNS problem apparently. It
seems to be back online for me now, but that may vary for others
depending on whether or not y
Devin,
Yes, it looks fine on screen. It just prints out wonky (there's a word I
wish we had in American English). Thanks for verifying the bug. Glad it
isn't just me.
I did enter them in the quality center. #4669 and #4670.
At 12:07 PM 4/12/2007, you wrote:
On Apr 12, 2007, at 8:33 AM
On Apr 12, 2007, at 9:07 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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i cannot connect to http://www.runrev.com . Is the site
temporarilly down?
Could someone confirm?
I can get to it.
DNA
Devin Asay
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Brigham Young University
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On Apr 12, 2007, at 8:33 AM, Peter T. Evensen wrote:
This happens on Windows XP.
I have a field that contains the following (for the htmlText):
lang="ru">англичан
82;а
This field prints out fine. However, if I bold (or underline) any
character, I get a large space before the bolded cha
While I haven't used SQLExpress, I HAVE used SQL Server. If your problem with
mySQL (which I am NOT recommending), is the difficulty of setting up the
server, I don't think you're going to do any better with SQLExpress. Some
things you didn't mention:
1) Will this be a multiuser database?
2)
Hi,
i cannot connect to http://www.runrev.com . Is the site temporarilly down?
Could someone confirm?
All the best.
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Not to beat a dead horse or anything, but Mark Waddingham has just
commented on the bug I submitted for this. He verifies what we've been
discussing -- it's an overflow problem due to interpreting the string as
a number -- and says he thinks its a bug. It is targeted to be fixed for
the next dp
Charles Szasz wrote:
The only thing I have tried that removes the blue background is to set
traversalOn to false but this moves the blue background from the first
text field to the next entry text field.
This tells me that you mean the focus border, not the background (these
are different th
Joe,
I have a design/interface question for you. As a photographer, I
often like web and app interfaces which have white or very light grey
text on a dark grey (sometimes *very* dark grey) background - is this
as bad as a coloured background for you?
I'm specifically thinking of apps like
Folks,
Charles sent me a screenshot of what he's seeing off list. See it at
http://asay.byu.edu/fld.png. It appears to be highlighted text, or
possibly a field background color that happens to be set the the
exact color of the OS X default highlight color.
I'm surprised 'select empty' doe
I want to thank everyone for their suggestions. So far, I still have
a text field with a blue background. I have tried the following:
set the showFocusBorder to false
set showBorder to false
set the background color of the field to none; also set the
background color of the field to white
se
This happens on Windows XP.
I have a field that contains the following (for the htmlText):
lang="ru">англичанка
This field prints out fine. However, if I bold (or underline) any
character, I get a large space before the bolded character and a space
after and the line spacing gets completely
I want to thank everyone for their suggestions. So far, I still have
a text field with a blue background. I have tried the following:
set the showFocusBorder to false
set showBorder to false
set the background color of the field to none; also set the
background color of the field to white
se
Just to add my two bits worth: As someone who is visually challenged,
when I receive ANYTHING with white text and a colored background, I
trash it. It is entirely too difficult for me to read. I certainly
would not work in that type of environment under any circumstances.
Black on white wor
Thanks to you and to Bill for your useful information. Here's what I
have found out after testing (I use Verdana all over):
Resolutions 1024x768 and 1152x864:
With textsize 18 and 24, plain style (white text on coloured
background) I would recommend my users to turn on Clear type
Textcolor 1
As a Windows user I didn't even know about the cleartype option. I just gave
it a try and must say, I switched it off immediately, though I have a flat
panel. I don't know if it is because I am used over the years to "standard"
display option, but with clear type the fonts look soo smooth and shad
Mark,
> Since that's the only one you put quotes around, I'd argue that yes,
> you can complain about it.
My usage of quotes in that context was for English syntax compliance, not
xTalk :)
> I would think the quotes would say "don't
> evaluate anything within".
You might think that, but then
Signe Marie Sanne,
> Now I wonder: When a new computer is delivered to a private user, will
> the box with Clear type be default setting, or is it just Standard that
> is the default? Is the resolution 1280x1024 now used as default?
It all depends on the particular OEM.
ClearType was specif
I am about to embark on a project where we wanted to use a "licence free"
database that we could embed in the application or at time of deployment, did
not require too much "tweeking". I looked at mySQL but have found this to be
quite difficult at deployment. We literally want the cutomer to ins
Standard that is the default? Is the resolution 1280x1024 now used as
default?
Most Windows boxes still ship (OEM at any rate) at 1024 x 768.
Scott
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If you are not a domain or authentified user, you can always map to the
ipc$ of the server you dont
have access too.
net use \\myserver\ipc$ /user:myserver\userid mypassword
Then the UNC paths shouldn't pose any more problems for any copy program.
I would rather use a shell copy than a vbs
Hello BIll, thanks for your information about Appearance --> Effects
--> Clear type. I have complained about ugly fonts on Windows XP
(with a screen resolution of 1152x864) for several years now, and no
one knew about this (or cared to suggest this for me).
Now I wonder: When a new computer
Thanks roger ... The vbScripts are the way forward!
Cheers
Nic
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