Hi,
After hours of unsuccessfull trials to understand where I am making a
mistake I make up my mind to ask for help
If I summarize my script :
I have two stacks : stackOne and stackTwo
In the script of a button in stackOne
I put a text of several lines in a variable, say, thisText
then the
Andre,
have you declared the global in the script of stack2?
global thisText
put thisText into line 1 of fld myField
All the best,
malte
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Sorry, seems I misread your post. :-)
does
put thisText into line 1 of fld “thisField” of stack stackTwo
work instead of going there?
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Here it is - an RC4 implementation in for Revolution:
function rc4 pText, pKey
-- initialize
repeat with i = 0 to 255
put i into S1[i]
end repeat
put 0 into i
repeat with n = 0 to 255
add 1 to i
if i length(pkey) then put 1 into i
put charToNum(char i of pKey) into
Bonjour André,
I tried the following:
on mouseUp
local ThisText
-
put a,b,c into ThisText
replace comma with cr in ThisText
go to stack StackTwo
put ThisText into line 1 of fld ThisField
end mouseUp
And it worked as expected.
The only thing I notice in your script is that you
try using the following at the point you are thinking you are in stack
stackTwo:
put the short name of this stack into msg
I think you will find you are not navigating as you think you should
go to stackTwo -- should not work
go to stack stackTwo should work.
There is an exception to my
Has anybody any experience with writing files to this folder on
Vista? Will it still be open, or do I have to write the files to
another folder? What about c:/temp?
Signe Marie Sanne
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Thanks to Malte, Éric and Jim for their answers.
To Malte :
does
put thisText into line 1 of fld “thisField” of stack stackTwo
work instead of going there?
No, this works not better.
To Éric and Jim :
Sorry, my message was not enough precise : In my script, actually, I
have the correct
Excellent. Thanks, Chris.
On Jul 9, 2007, at 4:06 PM, chris bohnert wrote:
killall ProcessName should do what you want
--
cb
On 7/9/07, Chris Sheffield [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My Unix scripting knowledge leaves a bit to be desired, so I thought
I'd ask here for some help.
I have a Vise
André,
did a test with two stacks as in your description
and it worked as expected, line 1 was not empty.
Mac OS 10.4.10, Rev 2.8.1 471
Ralf Bitter
On 10. Jul 2007, at 11:56, André.Bisseret wrote:
Hi,
After hours of unsuccessfull trials to understand where I am making
a mistake I make up
On Tue, 10 Jul 2007 13:39:52 +0200, Signe Marie Sanne wrote:
Has anybody any experience with writing files to this folder on
Vista? Will it still be open, or do I have to write the files to
another folder? What about c:/temp?
SpecialFolderPath(26) is perfectly fine to write to on Vista -
I need to find the last matching character offset of a string withing
another string. The offset function only gives me the first one. Is
there a function I'm missing (like offset from end of string) or a one
or two liner I can use?
Example:
approved_by_code - I'm looking for the offset to
Thank you, Ken
Signe Marie
SpecialFolderPath(26) is perfectly fine to write to on Vista - This is
the user-specific Application Data folder, so since it's
user-specific, it is completely writeable. I've used this already on a
Vista project with both Admin and non-admin users, as well as
On Tue, 10 Jul 2007 11:06:48 +0100, Mark Smith wrote:
Here it is - an RC4 implementation in for Revolution:
Thanks, Mark! But I ran your code using the test vectors at the
Wikipedia site (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RC4) and I don't get the
same results that they identify you should get - I
On Mon, 09 Jul 2007 14:44:03 +0200, Signe Marie Sanne wrote:
On Windows NT, with latest engines and MetaCard 2.8.1, the following
script does not work any more. Suggestions?
Yes, try this (it's a stripped down version of my stsGoURL function):
on OpenMail pMailToURL
switch (the platform)
On Tue, 10 Jul 2007 14:05:41 +0200, André.Bisseret wrote:
and I know that it goes there ; the fleld of stack stackTwo is
actually filled, but infortunately without line 1 of the text I put
in the variable.
Do you have a field of the same name on the stack you're starting from?
If so, is it
Len try this in the message box:
put approved_by_code into tFind
get matchText(tFind, ^(.*?)[^_]*$, p1)
put len(p1)
that outputs 12. And with a string that contains no _ it outputs 0
--gordy
On Jul 10, 2007, at 09:55, Len Morgan wrote:
I need to find the last matching character offset of a
Yes, the output is just a string of bytes (chars). In use, one would
probaly want to base64Encode it for transmission over the net, or
show the hex numbers.
I did test using the test vectors at
http://www.mozilla.org/projects/security/pki/nss/draft-kaukonen-
cipher-arcfour-03.txt
and
On Tue, 10 Jul 2007 09:55:18 -0500, Len Morgan wrote:
I need to find the last matching character offset of a string withing
another string. The offset function only gives me the first one. Is
there a function I'm missing (like offset from end of string) or a
one or two liner I can use?
Well, Ken. It turns out I think I need to go with your method. The
'killall' command is definitely more concise, but it turns out that I
am going to have to do a partial search on the path to the process
exe just to make sure I get the right one, and killall doesn't seem
to allow that.
On Mon, 9 Jul 2007 13:35:23 +0200, Tiemo Hollmann TB wrote:
There are so many differences, that I don't want to describe them all here.
I created a test stack to show the differences and put it under my name
Tiemo on revonline. So if anyone is interested and wants to give me a
feedback of
Ken,
Actually it was a dummy mistake I made as I explain in my precedent
post (I was rewriting twice the same thing in line 1).
I did not see it for a long time as I was too much polarized on other
trails !
I am very sorry, please excuse me.
Thanks a lot for you answer
Best regards from
On Tue, 10 Jul 2007 10:20:10 -0500, Ken Ray wrote:
You'd get 9,9 in the message box - the first hit. So you need to
reverse the greediness of the match using the (?U) directive. This
one works to find the last occurrence:
on mouseUp
if matchChunk((?U)approved_by_code,(_),tStart,tEnd)
Wow, great work Ken! So the result is, that there are not only differences
between the umlaute, the method of comparison, the platform, but also the
country version of windows. On my german XP Windows, where I created the rev
and the standalone and played the standalone all twelve comparisons
Okay, I think I figured out the problem.
The pid as returned from ps has a different number of leading spaces
depending on the number of digits in the pid. So using a set value
for the -f option doesn't seem to work. For example, if the pid has
four digits, using 2 works since the pid has
Chris,
Try this:
ps -awx | awk '{print $2}'
if that prints you a list of pid's you should be good to replace the cut
pipe with the awk command. By the way, what version of os X are you
running..mine doesn't seem to behave as you describe.
--
cb
On 7/10/07, Chris Sheffield [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Tue, 10 Jul 2007 09:28:01 -0600, Chris Sheffield wrote:
I've got another question for you though. It concerns the 'cut -d\
-f2' part of this. This doesn't seem to be working correctly. Can you
explain more what's supposed to happen here?
Yes, the cut basically extracts a delimited
The insert cursor bug seems to happen only on intel macs running rev
2.8.1.
cheers,
-Charles
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On Tue, 10 Jul 2007 10:55:14 -0600, chris bohnert wrote:
Chris,
Try this:
ps -awx | awk '{print $2}'
if that prints you a list of pid's you should be good to replace the cut
pipe with the awk command. By the way, what version of os X are you
running..mine doesn't seem to behave as
Excellent. That seems to work just fine. Although I had to change the
2 to 1, since the pid is the first column returned.
I'm running 10.4.10. What's different on yours?
On Jul 10, 2007, at 10:55 AM, chris bohnert wrote:
Chris,
Try this:
ps -awx | awk '{print $2}'
if that prints you a
On Tue, 10 Jul 2007 18:00:48 +0200, Tiemo Hollmann TB wrote:
Wow, great work Ken! So the result is, that there are not only differences
between the umlaute, the method of comparison, the platform, but also the
country version of windows. On my german XP Windows, where I created the rev
and
Malte, Éric, Jim, and Ralf,
I found my mistake (too diffiicult to explain and not interesting ;
by and large, I was simpy writing twice the same text into line 1,
and as I emptied the var meanwhile, line 1 was empty while line 2, 3
etc. were remaining)
I am feeling ridiculous :-((
I am
Tried this. All parts seem to work except now I'm getting an
operation not permitted error from the kill command. I'm running it
with sudo, so I don't understand why this would happen. But I did
verify that the correct pid is now getting returned. In fact, the
entire error message reads,
On Wed, 4 Jul 2007, J. Landman Gay wrote:
It is so satisfying to be able to write whatever I need. Anyone else
done little personal stacks with Rev lately?
I just wrote an app that I have needed for some time. It keeps my
external hard drives from going to sleep. I may be working them
On 7/10/07 8:22 AM, André.Bisseret [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Nevertheless, I did not waste my time completely : when searching my
error, I tried by chance to put my var in line 0 of the field and I
discovered that actually, a field has a line 0
In fact, it seems to be quasi synonymous of
Quick, easy question;
I need to launch a standalone from within a web browser, but I know
absolutely zero html etc. This would be an html file either
installed on a user's hard drive or being read from a CD-rom with
Firefox, Explorer, Safari, etc. The standalone is already installed
on
Quick, easy question;
I need to launch a standalone from within a web browser,
Why?
but I know absolutely zero html etc.
well it's simple... play around with the OS cross-platform NVU and
switch back and forth between compose and HTML. you'll learn quickly
and can hack it right there.
I need to localize one of my apps for different languages. I
remember talking with Trevor about this at a SoCalRev Meeting a while
back. I just don't remember the details.
How are you guys handling multi-lang versions of your software? I
remember him storing it in a custom property.
Wilhelm Sanke wrote:
Hello Jim,
your inventive script for the pencil tools proves once more that there
are more than one or two approaches to achieve specific effects in
x-talk languages. This is what most of us appreciate very much, and it
surely challenges the creativeness of x-talk
(Damn, I forgot to include the subject in my post, so here it is
again.)
Wilhelm Sanke wrote:
Hello Jim,
your inventive script for the pencil tools proves once more that there
are more than one or two approaches to achieve specific effects in
x-talk languages. This is what most of us
Mark,
One thing often overlooked when preparing a stack for localization is to have
extra-wide label fields. English is a relative compact language and if you
have not created wide enough label fields you'll soon find that translated
labels don't fit.
As to the question:
Custom properties would
Bill,
Well, after attempting to import the files, Norton Ghost went through
all of them and then presents me with an error message... and crashes.
I think we're on the right track though, so I'm going to attempt to
restore the backup on another system to see if it's a program
incompatibility or
I missed most of this thread, but I'm getting it by context, I think.
So, here's my bit.
I'm thinking about writing another book, and remembering all the
difficulty I had with the last one. So, I'm cobbling together a stack
that will help me write more comfortably and efficiently this time.
On Tue, 10 Jul 2007 11:27:23 -0700, Mark Talluto wrote:
I need to localize one of my apps for different languages. I
remember talking with Trevor about this at a SoCalRev Meeting a while
back. I just don't remember the details.
How are you guys handling multi-lang versions of your
I'm trying to use revCopyFolder - getting an 'execution error'
I'm trying to use a URL for the source but no examples are shown in the docs.
Does this even work with a net URL? thanks, sqb
--- code snippet
put returnQTMoviesFolder() into destinationFolder
put kRootRemoteDir into
issue 1: does the destination folder exist?
you may have to delete it using the revDeleteFolder command, esp if there
are any files inside. Just delete folder will not work.
issue 2:
try using
if there is a folder sorce then answer found it cr sorce
if there is a folder dest then answer found
OK - I tried it out. Can't say I much care for it.
Maybe that's why he wanted me to pay before looking... g
I'm in favor of rethinking HIGs, but this is pretty extreme:
I've somehow gotten used to labels and/or tooltips instead of eye-candy
icons to tell what's what. The dock at the bottom
Stephen Barncard wrote:
I'm trying to use revCopyFolder - getting an 'execution error'
I'm trying to use a URL for the source but no examples are shown in the
docs.
Does this even work with a net URL?
Don't think so. On Macs, revCopyFolder uses AppleScript to copy the
folder and on Windows
Thanks Jim,
Okaay ! I better understand now
Something I did not know (among a lot of things).
I thought I had made a revolutionary discovery ;-)))
André
Le 10 juil. 07 à 19:25, Jim Ault a écrit :
On 7/10/07 8:22 AM, André.Bisseret [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Nevertheless, I did not waste my
I'm from Sydney (well, I live in Gosford, but I work in Sydney). And
I'd be interested in meeting other Rev users/developers.
Regards,
Jonathan
On 7/4/07, Alex Shaw [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hello from brisbane ;)
regards
alex
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Hi Scott,
Yes it would be good to
Dave if you are out there - what would it take to add the ability to resume
ftp and http downloads the way that browsers and ftp clients are able to? I
can do pretty well everything in Rev - the only thing missing is the ability
to recover from a problem or to quit and continue downloading the
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