Hi there,
I'm using post myvar to url in a stack to access data stored in
mysql
via a php script. The php script ends with echo $myvar; and the
strange thing
is that it returns 2 empty lines before the value of $myvar ONLY when I
access
mysql in the script... when I post a similar content to
On 15/2/08 12:14 AM, Hershel Fisch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Bernard Devlin wrote:
I'm not sure what kind of database requirements you have.
SQL rdbms, and I was thinking to use sqLITE because its fast even with
big bases and most hosting sites use mySql which slows down as the database
Dear Russell,
This problem might be related to the following bug: http://
quality.runrev.com/qacenter/show_bug.cgi?id=3412.
If you apply the patch described in the bug, be aware that you might
get trapped in a repeat loop. You might need to check the lockmessages.
Best regards,
Mark
Hi,
The problem with my Application is that whole Tables can be renamed
or deleted. Just tried running two apps at the same time accessing
one database and it instantly crashed and the database is in pieces!
All the Best
Dave
On 14 Feb 2008, at 13:30, viktoras didziulis wrote:
Hi Dave,
Hi All,
I have the following function:
--
--
-- Get the LAN IP Address of this Machine
--
--
function IPMGetHostIPAddressLAN
local myHostIPAddress
put
Hi,
I wonder whether it is because the instances change the schema of the
database or because they do it simultaneously ? Maybe if you implement a
simple locking mechanism it would work ?.. The simplest way, which I
never tried in Rev, but many times in Perl when programming multiuser
shared
Cool bass site! I believe Mark Wieder is also an earth shaker - any
others here?
Did both my undergrad and master's in music, so I was playing quite a
variety of instruments. Played upright bass for a bit: poorly. :P
Spent more time with the electric bass—some jazz, mostly rock—but
Hi,
I think it's easier to use TCP to communicate rather than try to hack
something to together that wasn't really designed for the job. The
problem is that I'd have to lock the database for very long periods
(10 to 15 minutes or more), and so I'd lose whatever gain was to be
had by
Hi Dave,
The hostaddresstoname and hostnametoaddress function work fine. My
tiny cgi script on Memebot works fine too.
I bet your machine is connected to a local network using a router. It
is also possible that you have additional gateways defined on your
local machine, e.g. to
Hiya,
If the movies are short, what about re-implementing them as animated
gif files?
They will play in any browser. Not sure how to step though them though,
although each frame can have it's own unique filename.
There's a free converter here: http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/235
And
Hmm, didn't thought about that yet. I have never compared quality and size
against a video, but giving each frame a unique filename sounds to quite
some work
Thanks for the hint
Tiemo
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Hello all,
I am about to plan my next project. It will be a Win Mac database driven
app from DVD-ROM with about 17000 small video clips (each 1-4 sec).
Now I have to decide very early which video format I am going to use,
because I start with the video production. As I know up to now, the only
Hi Tiemo,
Hmm, didn't thought about that yet. I have never compared quality
and size
against a video, but giving each frame a unique filename sounds to
quite
some work
No need to use separate files for the frames!
You can even control frames of animated gifs in Rev!
Check framecount,
You could make them as H264 based movies (with AAC sound), either .MOV
or .MP4. Both would play fine via QuickTime, and both can play in the
current Flash player. You could build it now as QuickTime only, and
then change your mind later if you were still worried about people
installing
Hi Colin,
interesting aspect, I have to check, if my encoder supports H264 and how
about size/quality. The only thing I have read about H264 is that it takes
much processor power and could get into troubles on old machines. Up to now
I wanted to use Sorenson Video3 Pro codec.
Yes I thought about
On Feb 15, 2008, at 8:34 AM, Tiemo Hollmann TB wrote:
interesting aspect, I have to check, if my encoder supports H264 and
how
about size/quality. The only thing I have read about H264 is that it
takes
much processor power and could get into troubles on old machines. Up
to now
I wanted
Josep,
Err... no, you can't but there's a way. You can create a web
application if your pda is connected all time, then, you can use a web
application.
Andre
On 2/15/08, Josep [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
It's posible to run applications created with Revolution in a Windows Mobile
PDA?
Hi,
Yes, I am using a router, actually it a different router then when
first I tested this (about a year ago).
From looking at the Network settings I have a LAN IP Address of
192.168.1.87 and my router address is 192.168.1.1 and my local
address is 127.0.0.1 and the Public IP address is
J. Downs wrote:
Cool bass site! I believe Mark Wieder is also an earth shaker - any
others here?
Well I built a recording studio. Let's see...we've got a bass or two, a
drummer... any guitarist and/or keyboard players? Maybe we can create
a virutal gig using Rev?
len morgan
!Opps!
Some typeo's crept in! It should read - however if I append .local
to the machine name it returns the correct LAN address. So if I
change my function as so:
--
--
-- IPMGetHostIPAddressLAN
--
On Feb 14, 2008, at 8:29 PM, Andre Garzia wrote:
I have 2.9.0-dp-3 running as a CGI engine on Linux, I'd like to know
if I can use RevXML commands in it. RevCreateXMLTree is returning an
error. Must I load the external by hand? Isn't it inside the engine
these days?
I haven't used the CGI but
What about sound? Aren't animated gifs silent?
--- Klaus Major [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Tiemo,
Hmm, didn't thought about that yet. I have never compared quality
and size
against a video, but giving each frame a unique filename sounds to
quite
some work
No need to use
Hello JB
I use print instead of echo and it works fine.
Please try it.
Regards,
Andres Martinez
www.baKno.com
On Feb 15, 2008, at 3:43 AM, jbv wrote:
Hi there,
I'm using post myvar to url in a stack to access data stored
in
mysql
via a php script. The php script ends with echo
The main arguments against animated gifs would be the lack of color
range, and the file size. If there are 17000 files of 1-4 seconds
each, so let's say 36000 seconds worth altogether, that's the same
amount of time as five full length Hollywood movies, and with double
layer discs being enough
Yes, in this case, I don't have audio at all...
Tiemo
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An: How to use Revolution
Betreff: Re: AW: Flash or Quicktime?
Someone
Another issue you may wish to consider, is how powerful a machine the
playback will be on. A recent cient of ours had to forgo the Flash
solution in favor of QT because Flash is considerably more processor
intensive than QT...by a lot.
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I have a video size of 384x288 with 25fps and try to get an average file
size of 420kb, so that I get all on one double layer DVD-9
I've send you a test file off-list
Thanks
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Interesting to hear, I didn't know that
Thanks for sharing
Tiemo
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An: How to use Revolution
Betreff: Re: AW: AW: Flash or
Shortcut keys are becoming a thing of the past, far more than just
copy, cut, paste. This is in the IDE using GLX2 (or not), Studio or
Enterprise Beta. Do I need to do a complete reinstall to get thing
back to normal? Are there files that need to be dumped? Please advise.
Thanks,
Mark
Someone had to spoil the party... :)
Good point, but I had assumed that at 1-4 seconds per file that there
really wasn't much sound to talk about (intentional pun..).
Could be linked to fire off (if necessary) a separate sound file.
Oh, and about the individual filenames per frame: This the
Andres,
I already tried : same problem.
Thanks anyway.
Hello JB
I use print instead of echo and it works fine.
Please try it.
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An: How to use Revolution
Betreff: Re: Flash or Quicktime?
And another
On Feb 15, 2008, at 11:19 AM, Jerry Daniels wrote:
Trevor has tracked down a very bothersome engine bug that seems to
isolate the problem: FOCUS. Once a Rev application (the IDE is an
application, btw) has a bunch of nested groups, the engine has to be
coerced into knowing what the focused
And another thing to think about: Flash, Real, DIVX, whatever,
eventually will complain if the user's system needs an update on the
web, and they'll have to download and install something sooner or
later. Example: I just installed Leopard 10.5.2, that masssive thing
just released by Apple,
Mark,
Trevor has tracked down a very bothersome engine bug that seems to
isolate the problem: FOCUS. Once a Rev application (the IDE is an
application, btw) has a bunch of nested groups, the engine has to be
coerced into knowing what the focused object (field) really is. This
is where
I want again repeat one point for SqlLite fans. If db world
was so simple that SqlLite engine in 300K beats mySQL then
ask self why mySQL/Oracle/MS SQL/Sybase/DB2/Ingres/ Valentina
developers bother self developing s complex DB
systems???!!! May be tasks are not so simple when you
I have posted a workaround for Mac OSX that I use, sometimes frequently, but
most of the last 6 months, rarely. There is a program called Menu Master
that quickly allows you to assign an alternate key combo. I use cntrl-C and
cntrl-V. Normally Rev will like the command-C and -V. When it does
I'd say this looks like a bug to me, so maybe you should file one,
specifying the url, and how you used it. Alternatively send this mail
and the url /use case to support?
On 15 Feb 2008, at 07:33, Phil Davis wrote:
I'm looking at a web page in revBrowser (XP in Parallels) that
contains
its a bit more than throwing the qt installer on and sending them a
couple copies of your disc. you must install qt with your product w.o
the user being able to stop the qt installation. it was all a bit of
hassle and it changes (another pain). in the past they have done
things like your
Thanks Björnke. The page in question is on a secured site (realtors'
multiple listing service), but I'll see if I can find an equivalent
public page and submit that with the bug report.
Phil
Björnke von Gierke wrote:
I'd say this looks like a bug to me, so maybe you should file one,
On 15/2/08 8:29 PM, -= JB =- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I signed up for the Valentina Valentine offer and the
site said it confirmed my info but I have not received
the license yet.
The offer stated once you fill out the info and have
been confirmed your license will be on the way.
When
It's ok, you just need to append .local to the return value of the
hostName.
All the Best
Dave
On 15 Feb 2008, at 18:36, Alex Tweedly wrote:
Dave wrote:
Hi All,
I have the following function:
--
--
-- Get the LAN IP Address
It's beyond copy, cut, paste at this point on my machine. Select all,
commenting/uncommenting, saving, opening/closing message box,
everything that should work more often than not doesn't. The only
way I can get anything done is to use the menubar. All shortcuts seem
to be
Dave wrote:
Hi All,
I have the following function:
--
--
-- Get the LAN IP Address of this Machine
--
--
function IPMGetHostIPAddressLAN
local myHostIPAddress
Hi Ruslan,
That is what I thought but just wanted to make sure.
Thanks for taking the time to reply.
-=JB=-
On Feb 15, 2008, at 10:50 AM, Ruslan Zasukhin wrote:
On 15/2/08 8:29 PM, -= JB =- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I signed up for the Valentina Valentine offer and the
site said it
Fascinating Richard, didn't know about Flip4Mac.
Do the standard Rev calls work with WMV? CurrentTime, PlayStopped,
etc? Didn't know that either. Good stuff.
Regarding Linux, my Asus eee seems to play streaming WMV's just fine
with the default installation of mPlayer. Perhaps a more savvy Linux
Yes, Flip has made WMV very Mac friendly. Often I forget it's not
quicktime codecs, WMV's look pretty good.
The more I think about it - Richard's suggestion about using Windoze
Media for Windows, and QT with FlipForMac that's a great idea for
cross platform movies-- shouldn't FLIP work in
Some of you may know that my site has been the distribution point for
the Shakobox PlayCommand Agent, written by Jonathan Bettencourt some
years ago. This software allows Revolution to emulate the HyperCard
play command on both Windows and Mac. HyperCard's play command is
able to use scripted
Chipp Walters wrote:
Do the standard Rev calls work with WMV? CurrentTime, PlayStopped,
etc? Didn't know that either.
Good question. I had thought they did, but in v2.9dp3 there's a bug:
When using a player with dontuseQT true, the currentTime property can be
both read and set. But if you
I think you're going to make life harder for yourselves in terms of
producing the WMVs, and you're willing to give up all Mac users with
systems prior to 10.3.9, just to save a few people a bit of
installing time. You would only be helping out people who don't have
QuickTime and do have
At 1:41 PM -0800 2/15/08, Richard Gaskin wrote:
By my math we're looking at the difference between the number of
people running Windows vs. the number of Mac users running OS X
versions prior to 10.3.9.
No, that would be too one sided. You're really interested in the
number of Windows users
Add my vote but PLEASE work on a Windows version!
Len Morgan
Jerry Daniels wrote:
I'll take that as a vote of confidence from San Francisco!
On Feb 15, 2008, at 2:08 PM, Stephen Barncard wrote:
G L X 3
It's stuff like this that made me want to create a script editor in
a separate
G L X 3
It's stuff like this that made me want to create a script editor in
a separate application space...which we did with the Concept Editor.
I should have perhaps taken the idea beyond concept.
Best,
Jerry Daniels
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Stephen Barncard wrote:
Native, pure quicktime works really well by itself in its native formats.
Except for the other 90% of the world that runs Windows or Linux. ;)
There isn't a QT engine at all for Linux (please oh please tell me
that's changed or will soon).
And sure, Apple provides
http://gizmodo.com/gadgets/iphone/iphone-adobe-flash-support-coming-275317.php
Scott Rossi
Creative Director
Tactile Media, Multimedia Design
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From: Terry Judd [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Sat, 16 Feb 2008 08:41:14
To:use-revolution@lists.runrev.com
Subject: Re: AW: AW:
I signed up for the Valentina Valentine offer and the
site said it confirmed my info but I have not received
the license yet.
The offer stated once you fill out the info and have
been confirmed your license will be on the way.
When should we expect to receive the license?
thanks,
-=JB=-
Another issue you may wish to consider, is how powerful a machine the
playback will be on. A recent cient of ours had to forgo the Flash
solution in favor of QT because Flash is considerably more processor
intensive than QT...by a lot.
This is apparently one of the reasons the iPhone doesn't
Mark,
It wouldn't hurt to try a fresh re-install. I don't know what other
plugins, or anything else may have affected your keystrokes so
dramatically. When i made my previous comments, I was not limiting the
focus problem with keystrokes to just cmd+c,x,v, btw.
It's stuff like this that
At 2:08 PM -0800 2/15/08, Richard Gaskin wrote:
But I don't believe there's a one-size-fits-all solution to video
playback at this time.
I can agree with this, but would argue to have QuickTime and WMV
versions, and not require Mac users to have to adapt to WMV. The
Flash option does have
Colin Holgate wrote:
At 1:41 PM -0800 2/15/08, Richard Gaskin wrote:
By my math we're looking at the difference between the number of
people running Windows vs. the number of Mac users running OS X
versions prior to 10.3.9.
No, that would be too one sided. You're really interested in the
That's what I will suppose...
Thanks,
Josep M
Andre Garzia-3 wrote:
Josep,
Err... no, you can't but there's a way. You can create a web
application if your pda is connected all time, then, you can use a web
application.
Andre
On 2/15/08, Josep [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Colin Holgate wrote:
At 2:08 PM -0800 2/15/08, Richard Gaskin wrote:
But I don't believe there's a one-size-fits-all solution to video
playback at this time.
I can agree with this, but would argue to have QuickTime and WMV
versions, and not require Mac users to have to adapt to WMV.
Good for
Colin Holgate wrote:
At 3:00 PM -0800 2/15/08, Richard Gaskin wrote:
What was the Motion Picture Group supposed to be working on?
That would be H264, which is where we started the conversation.
Right. I guess the nice thing about working at MPG is that they buy
nice computers. ;)
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At 2:08 PM -0600 2/15/08, Chipp Walters wrote:
It shows QT at 68.4% and Flash at 98.8%. It also shows Windows Media
Player at 83%.
I'm not sure how much I would worry about those figures when doing
something in tools like Revolution, because you know that 100 percent
of your users are going
FYI
PostgreSQL is free.
Sadhu
From: Hershel Fisch [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Cgi and Database (stick to standards)
To: How to use Revolution use-revolution@lists.runrev.com
Bernard Devlin wrote:
I'm not sure what kind of database requirements you have.
SQL rdbms, and I
On Fri, Feb 15, 2008 at 5:04 PM, Colin Holgate [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That would be H264, which is where we started the conversation.
Which still doesn't answer the Flash vs QT vs WMV issue. Not to
mention one needs a serious processor indeed to be able to run H264.
For someone concerned
If you want to stick to a 'movie' format: You could package up the
Theora codecs with your installer (for each OS) but you'd have to
re-encode them for Theora (there's plenty of free apps that will do
this). Theora may be 'new/beta'ish' but has been in solid use in some
large projects for a
On Feb 15, 2008, at 7:22 PM, Chipp Walters wrote:
For someone concerned about enabling a Mac user 14 revs off the OS,
you may have successfully shot yourself in the foot here
To be fair, it was an unlucky ricochet off of Richard forehead. I
would argue though that if current machines can
except making a nicely compressed and good quality wmv file is pretty
much an oxymoron... my old compression guru (been in the biz forever
and a real artist) still snarls at me when i request wmv files... they
never come out as nice or as small and the clients always ask why it
doesnt look
On Feb 15, 2008, at 8:34 PM, Jeff Reynolds wrote:
except making a nicely compressed and good quality wmv file is
pretty much an oxymoron
To be fair, WMV9, On2VP6, and H264 are all comparable for quality,
data rate, and CPU requirements.
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On Fri, Feb 15, 2008 at 7:34 PM, Jeff Reynolds [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
except making a nicely compressed and good quality wmv file is pretty
much an oxymoron... my old compression guru (been in the biz forever
and a real artist) still snarls at me when i request wmv files... they
never
From: Scott Rossi
Subject: Re: AW: AW: Flash or Quicktime?
http://gizmodo.com/gadgets/iphone/iphone-adobe-flash-support-coming-275317.php
More opinion...
http://daringfireball.net/2008/02/news_flash_no_flash
http://daringfireball.net/2008/02/flash_iphone_calculus
Terry...
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