Sorry, sqlite browser will not import a 15k record csv file. Gave it about 10
minutes on a sempron 2G, with 1G memory, and it seemed to be frozen.
However tksqlite did import it, almost instantly.
Peter
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Just to let folks know.
I hope in the year(s) ahead Rev can finally rethink cost of renewal
for Studio so I wont have to be priced out of ownership like I had
been with Enterprise. Just a plea.
Shalom, Andrew
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In supercard, if you set the "picturedata" of a polygon to an image's path on
disc, that image assumes the dimentions of the rectangle that defines the
smallest rectangle within which the polygon would fit. Reshape the polygon and
the image rectangle stretches likewise to fit the new outer boun
> If I launch them into Safari... after closeing Safari, My stand alone
> application comes back, this time with the menu bar appear at the top...
> users can click "Quit" and are landed back inthe finder with access to
> the local hard drive and everything...
>
> I think at the very least I can is
> If so, how exactly do we do that? Infact I want to actually close
> Safari's Top window (so that the next user comes into Safari with a
> default page) I suppose that will require a touch of applescript.
> (of which I know virtually zero)
Here are the Applescripts you will need. Assembe them
On Sun, 16 Dec 2007 14:08:41 -0800, Randall Lee Reetz wrote:
> Well, yes you are correct... Tht would be ideal (as a mode)... But so
> long as the crop is to the outer (and not the inner) rectangle bounds
> of the polygon, then you can still get a good effect. The more
> triangles the better..
I'm using Andre Kiosk external, on Leopard now it seems to have issues.
If I boot into my app an turn Kiosk mode on, then all appears as expected.
If I launch them into Safari... after closeing Safari, My stand alone
application comes back, this time with the menu bar appear at the top...
user
On Sun, 16 Dec 2007 14:33:25 -1000, Sivakatirswami wrote:
> My little Kiosk app (Mac OSX) is coming along nicely.. at one point
> we invoke Safari to let the users sign up for web newsletters...
> Safari comes to the front.
>
> Can I have a "send in 10 minutes" that will bring Revolution back u
My little Kiosk app (Mac OSX) is coming along nicely.. at one point we
invoke Safari to let the users sign up for web newsletters... Safari
comes to the front.
Can I have a "send in 10 minutes" that will bring Revolution back up as
the front most application?
If so, how exactly do we do that
Well, yes you are correct... Tht would be ideal (as a mode)... But so long as
the crop is to the outer (and not the inner) rectangle bounds of the polygon,
then you can still get a good effect. The more triangles the better.. Remember
that calculus is an average too!
randall
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I did it with sqlitebrowser, in Linux. Create table, then do import. There
is it. Simple. Mine was not very big, don't know how it would do with more
than a few thousand records. Worth a try though.
Peter
> can anyone give me a hint, how I can import a big tab delimited file
> into a SQLi
Randall Lee Reetz wrote:
Really, rev cant apply an image as fill for a polygon? Any workarounds?
Rev can use an image as a fill for a polygon, but when the polygon is
resized or reshaped, the image is cropped to fit rather than being
distorted. That probably isn't the effect you are after.
can anyone give me a hint, how I can import a big tab delimited file
into a SQLite Database?
Thanks
Till
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I can verify this issue, as I am also having this problem. However,
mine fails also on Macintels too running Leopard, not just Powermacs.
I've had SEVERAL user reports of this. No telling how many just fail
without telling me. My customers are rumbling unhappily, those who
paid for the softw
The only thing I want to add to this is a link that directly addresses the
question, "are the numbers really random?"
http://random.org/analysis/
Which basically states it's impossible to prove randomness.
And, the following quote from the Kenny analysis paper:
"Random.org passes the NIST test
Richard,
I didn't attend the process (for my research, I did exactly the
opposite), but I believe it is save to assume that Mads Haar took the
pattern out of the data, keeping the randomness. Since the way a coin
flips is eventually determined by physics, you might be right that
randomnes
Mark,
No major point; just my own, personal observations as I seek to know
without just accepting someone else's opinion. I guess what I was
trying to point out was that even with "their" selection method(s),
there is probably some discoverable methodology - a pattern of some
sort, that
Mark Schonewille wrote:
The inability for computers to generate true random numbers is
exactly why Random.org exists. The random numbers provided by that
server are not generated by a computer but by mother nature. So, yes,
Random.org is "really", _really_ and *really* random!
Chaotic, yes
Joe,
Could you please explain to me once more what point you are trying to
make?
Regarding te FAQ, I would write that too, if some space agency,
secret service or hospital might held me responsible if my data
appeared to be flawed.
Best regards,
Mark Schonewille
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Hi Mark,
After reading a few of the site's FAQs, I can see that "they" have a
very high degree of confidence in the "randomness" they are
producing; however, as with all things in life, even "they" leave the
door open for the, what they consider to be remote possibility, that
even what th
OK.
Btw, reversing the order by setting the label and then text works OK too.
On 16/12/2007, Mark Schonewille <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Martin,
>
> I think this is a Rev bug and I also believe it has been reported
> already.
>
> Best regards,
>
> Mark Schonewille
>
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Martin,
I think this is a Rev bug and I also believe it has been reported
already.
Best regards,
Mark Schonewille
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A belated reply, but similar issue - I want to let the user create option
menus on demand in my program. After creating an option menu button, it
displays the name of the button as its label. Then I put some text into the
button and try to set the label to line 1 of the text - to no avail, the
nam
Hi Joe,
The inability for computers to generate true random numbers is
exactly why Random.org exists. The random numbers provided by that
server are not generated by a computer but by mother nature. So, yes,
Random.org is "really", _really_ and *really* random!
Best regards,
Mark Schonew
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