On Sun, 24 Jun 2007 22:22:11 -0700, Phil Davis wrote:
I finally have something to give back to this great list. It's a
freebie! Enjoy!
Cool stuff, Phil! Thanks for contributing this!
Ken Ray
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On 6/24/07 10:51 AM, David Bovill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So whats wrong with the idea of creating arrays and then making unions of
these arrays to get a fast in memory result equivalent to SQL join?
You'd need to update your arrays when you recompile anything, when you
rename almost any
Hello,
I am testing the compatibility of my new application build on WinXp with
2.8.1. running from CD. Running the standalone on Win 2000 and XP and Mac OS
X works as expected. When testing Win 98, the exe is loaded into memory, but
the program doesn't start, no window comes up. I just can see
ken that is a great idea! it may be a solution to many problems i've
had (including displaying unicode text but searching aasci text in a
clickable list field).
On Jun 23, 2007, at 9:40 AM, Ken Ray wrote:
Right - to fill a complete line, my recommendation is to use two list
fields; the one
I need to convert some text into UTF-8
This is the easiest way I have found so far:
function utf8Encode theString
return uniDecode(uniEncode(theString),UTF8)
end utf8Encode
Is there any better way to do this?
Torbjörn
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From: Tiemo Hollmann TB [EMAIL PROTECTED]
My question, are there any known issues, what could happen on Win 98,
running from CD, or if not, is it just my test system or my CD drive? Has
anybody experienced a different behaviour between running from HD or CD?
Torbjörn, it's the only way, I think, but it seems to be quite
efficient, in my experience - it's never been any kind of bottleneck...
Best,
Mark
On 25 Jun 2007, at 08:34, Torbjörn Nordlindh wrote:
I need to convert some text into UTF-8
This is the easiest way I have found so far:
Mark, is that really so? I thought the uniEncode function will
convert all single-byte characters to double-byte characters - not
UTF8. Is that not what happens?
Best,
Mark
On 25 Jun 2007, at 11:11, Mark Schonewille wrote:
If the original string is plain text, you can use
Mark Schonewille Wrote
If the original string is plain text, you can use uniEncode(theString)
uniEncode returns a double-byte unicode string, not UTF-8.
That is the reason for my use of the encode/decode combination.
I just wanted to be sure that I'm not doing something stupid, because
I was looking through the example AIR applications on the Adobe Labs website
and thought some of these should be easy enough to do in Rev. Anyway, the
'Pixel Perfect' example seemed like a good starting point (although I really
should have been working on my poster for that workshop next week) and
On 24 Jun 2007, at 2:12 pm, Eric Chatonet wrote:
Hi David, Mark, Richard, etc.
Le 23 juin 07 à 17:43, Richard Gaskin a écrit :
Mark Smith wrote:
On 23 Jun 2007, at 11:15, David Glasgow wrote:
Unfortunately, selectionchanged is not sent if the selection
is changed via arrow keys.
Mark,
You are right that uniencode converts all characters to double-byte,
while UTF8 does so only where necessary. Using uniencode() only work
with most, if not with all, unicode-compatible text editors though,
until you start editing the text in the text editor and find out that
the
On 25 Jun 2007, at 08:09, Tiemo Hollmann TB wrote:
My question, are there any known issues, what could happen on Win 98,
running from CD, or if not, is it just my test system or my CD drive?
I've often heard of problems on Windows of running an executable from
the top level of a CD. Is the
Good to know. I have to think about if I will still support win 98 either.
Thank you
Tiemo
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Yes it is at the top, I'll give it a try.
Thank you
Tiemo
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On 25 Jun
Has any one been looking into some WEB 2.0 dev with Rev for the new
iPhone? I would love to be able to develop an app for the iPhone
using Revolution.
Thanks,
Tom McGrath
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I can't seem to get any of the drive letters to show up (I've tried
three different drives). Is this normal? If I can't access a USB
drive as a drive letter (or useable name on Windows), what is the
purpose of the library?
Also, is it possible to turn off a device? I ask because I'm trying
I'm also interested in trying this. It's my understanding it's running
OS X
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Subject: WEB 2.0 and iPhone Dev
Has any one been
Tom,
You can't do this, unless you find a way to translate a Revolution
stack into a widget that can run inside Safari (i.e. Web 2.0 + AJAX,
as Steve Jobs explained at the WWDC).
Best regards,
Mark Schonewille
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I cant for the life of me track this one down - i am trying to copy text
onto the clipboard so it can be pasted into a browser. The last lines of the
script are:
set the clipboarddata [text] to someHandler
put the clipboarddata [text]
Tow basic points:
1. The script works fine as is and
David,
Could you please post the actual script? If it is very long, you
might want to make a demo version that illustrates the problem.
Best regards,
Mark Schonewille
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Quickly extract
I wonder if a widget could launch a regular app?
All the Best
Dave
On 25 Jun 2007, at 15:38, Mark Schonewille wrote:
Tom,
You can't do this, unless you find a way to translate a Revolution
stack into a widget that can run inside Safari (i.e. Web 2.0 +
AJAX, as Steve Jobs explained at the
When Apple and others full justify text what
character is used. It must be invisible and
about 1 pixel. Is this a special character or
font and can I access it from Revolution.
It appears it can be used with any font size
and style and still remain 1 pixel.
thanks,
-=JB=-
Dear Dave,
A widget might be able to launch a regular app under Mac OS X, but
not on an iPhone. Maybe, on an iPhone, a widget could launch another
widget, but certainly not a Revolution stack.
Best regards,
Mark Schonewille
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I wouldn't want to inflict it on anyone :) I've got round the problem, if
anyone else had had the same problem I'd look into it more deeply. There
were no similar bugs reported in Bugzilla - so let sleeping dragons lie.
On 25/06/07, Mark Schonewille [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
David,
Could you
Hi JB,
Apple doesn't use any character whatsoever. Apple's text engine
actually positions the text in a field. Revolution doesn't use this
text engine and thus cannot justify text. The same applies to the
text engine used in Windows. I really hope that RunRev will soon
replace the
Hi Mark,
Thanks for the info! It explains a lot. I am really new
to OS X and Revolution so this is a great help.
-=JB=-
=
On Jun 25, 2007, at 8:31 AM, Mark Schonewille wrote:
Hi JB,
Apple doesn't use any character whatsoever. Apple's text engine
Mark, Dave,
I was wondering if perhaps a stack could be used to help in the dev
of a WEB 2.0 App. Maybe some GUI help and then some functionality
help etc. to then be put into/ converted to a widget etc. I tried
playing around with widget dev but was disappointed with the results.
Maybe
for all in this thread,
you can code web apps using Revolution, you just can't use revolution user
interface controls to build your web application. You can fetch my
RevOnRockets package and see some examples of AJAX applications done in Rev.
http://www.andregarzia.com/RevHTTP.zip
you can
Andre Garzia a *crit :
1) The client side which is HTML + CSS + Javascript. This is your interface
and the logic that binds itself with a server. You can't do that in Rev, but
you can create tools in Rev to help you build and testproof your javascript
+ HTML + CSS stuff. Javascript is a
Yes JB,
Desktop apps will always be better than web applications. Web applications
are a step back in computing since we went the last decade in a direction
and now we're reversing it. For remote computing we have X11 and NX, much
better protocols than anything AJAX and Web have ever granted us.
Andre,
A good compromise would be to have transcript implemented inside a browser;
then HTML + CSS + Transcript would be a much more exciting approach...
For years I've been (naively) dreaming of Transcript be be available in a
browser.
I know this will never happen, but (although it's been
Now, should I feel irritated I wasted time on an unnecessary handler,
or happy that Rev does what I thought it ought to do in the first
place *and* this list once again comes up trumps?
I think this list tips the scale towards happy :-))
Also, don't forget to log this as a documentation
unfortunately the web browsers will only run javascript (which is ECMAScript
+ DOM), and it is a nice language, there's no way we could port transcript
to the browser, unless we build a transcript-to-javascript gizmo.
andre
On 6/25/07, jbv [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Andre,
A good compromise
Andre Garzia a *crit :
unfortunately the web browsers will only run javascript (which is ECMAScript
+ DOM), and it is a nice language,
a nice language ?
just curious : for example, how do you code
delete last char of first word of line 3 of myVar
in javascript ?
JB
jbv wrote:
A good compromise would be to have transcript implemented inside a browser;
then HTML + CSS + Transcript would be a much more exciting approach...
In principle, yes. In practice, maybe not so much:
http://lists.runrev.com/pipermail/use-revolution/2006-November/089327.html
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well I don't do that kind of line always, but, I use closures for example
and I can do those in Javascript. What I think cool about javascript is that
it has lots of features I like and I don't have features I don like...
of course xTalk is way better than any of those languages, may they be C,
Hi Len,
Len Morgan wrote:
I can't seem to get any of the drive letters to show up (I've tried
three different drives). Is this normal?
It's normal on some computers and not on others. I see it doesn't appear in
libUsbdrive's output on XP, but does on Mac OS X. That's why I marked it an
myVar.line[3].word[1].thechars.splice(thechars.length,1);
objects references are good things..really they are.
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On 6/25/07, jbv [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Andre Garzia a *crit :
unfortunately the web browsers will only run javascript (which is
ECMAScript
+ DOM), and it is a nice
Andre-
Somehow I doubt that there's a cgi folder inside the iPhone. Or at least one
that's accessible to install a rev Darwin engine.
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J. Landman Gay wrote:
Richard Gaskin wrote:
So given the freedom of not using explicitVars while fleshing out
algorithms, is it really a valuable thing and I'm just lazy?
Sorry I'm late to the party, but Ive been busy - and I would like to
speak up in support of explicitVars. In fact, I
I have a card in my project that has a summary of calculations on it. It also
has a small .jpex image at the top of the card. How do I export the card so
it that it can be read by my application when I open the file with my
application?
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On 6/25/07, Phil Davis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here's something that some of you may find useful: a Revolution library that
enables your apps to detect and manage any USB drives (flash drives and others)
attached to your system.
You can open it from the message box with:
go url
Chris-
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J. Landman Gay wrote:
Richard Gaskin wrote:
So given the freedom of not using explicitVars while fleshing out
algorithms, is it really a valuable thing and I'm just lazy?
For the record, I don't like explicitVars because:
snip - some good reasons omitted
In particular, I agree with J's
On Mon, 25 Jun 2007 14:54:41 -0700, Phil Davis wrote:
If I understand correctly, you're talking about the difference
between unmounting the drive and unplugging it. The ability to
unmount a drive would be nice. When I learn how to unmount a device
from the command line on Win Mac, I'll
perhaps, but it sure is ugly.
myVar.line[3].word[1].thechars.splice(thechars.length,1);
objects references are good things..really they are.
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thats why our apps will only run when the iPhone is connected to a data
network, may it be wifi, bluetooth, edge, gsm or whatever
only services, no apps... maybe with google gears we will have some kind of
hope... I don't know. I think without a proper SDK, I'll don't try
developing for it.
Hi Mark,
So does Apple's text engine use QuickDraw GX or is that only
for text in the graphics environment.
I was at Apples Developer site and found a good link that
describes text justification with QuickDraw GX.
http://developer.apple.com/textfonts/Tools/tooldir/TrueEdit/
Thanks Ken - I'll add this in the next release. Hopefully I can come up with a
Windows solution too. (Or someone can volunteer one!) I would like to avoid
functional disparity between platforms as much as possible, but we're limited to
what we're able to discover. That's why communities are so
Thanks Sarah. I'll see about getting those things into the next release.
Phil
Sarah Reichelt wrote:
On 6/25/07, Phil Davis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here's something that some of you may find useful: a Revolution
library that
enables your apps to detect and manage any USB drives (flash drives
-= JB =- wrote:
I figure Revolution will finally upgrade to the Apples current text engine
so I want to learn everything I can about it now.
Actually, they probably won't use Apple's text engine. All the code in
Revolution has to go seamlessly cross-platform, so Rev uses its own
On Jun 17, 2007, at 8:34 PM, Andre Garzia wrote:
you should take that page of before google index it or you'll see
all hell
breaking loose when someone queries google on revolution and
maybe my name
andre garzia and get to your page complaining about something I
don't
trully understand.
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