Hi there,
It's been a while but still enjoying RR in my sparetime ;-)
A collegue of mine asked me if I could make an instruction clock with
movable arms.
He wants to us it with his Smartboard in his classroom to teach clocktimes.
I think I know how to drag an image but in a circle is not easy?
Th
> It's been a while but still enjoying RR in my sparetime ;-)
> A collegue of mine asked me if I could make an instruction clock with
> movable arms.
> He wants to us it with his Smartboard in his classroom to teach clocktimes.
>
> I think I know how to drag an image but in a circle is not eas
Thanks Sarah,
Your suggestions looks like a working clock.
Maybe I should have been more specific.
My idea about it is hat I just draw a cirkel which suggests the clock.
I just want to show two clock hands which he can move clockwise so his
pupils can tell time.
I am looking for some scripting sug
from my experience mysql is faster than sqlite in joins, unless you
manually optimise your sql queries for sqlite ;-), in most cases using
subqueries. Plus mysql is multiuser and omnipresent, which matters...
To make sqlite multiuser you will have to implement your own database
locking mechani
I would start with
ballClock.rev by Scott Rossie
(try to ignore the beauty and get to the math)
You will see the use of points on a hidden object
then
TNT.rev also by Scott Rossi
this stack show the application of rotation
And you might like the drag-duplicate-snapshot technique
Chipp Walte
Wow, thanks Jim!
I will get to that later today/tonight probably.
greetings,
William
2008/2/16, Jim Ault <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I would start with
> ballClock.rev by Scott Rossie
> (try to ignore the beauty and get to the math)
> You will see the use of points on a hidden object
>
> then
>
Some précisions about that. With this handler :
on mouseUp
repeat for 300
SBstartNote 1,60,80 -- 1 = piano, 60 = C
wait 10 ticks
SBstopNote 1,60
end repeat
end mouseUp
all is good. But with this other one :
on mouseUp
repeat for 300
SBstartNote 1,60,80
end repeat
end mo
Bonjour René,
I think that the problem comes from the fact that sounds actually may
overlap in your second proposal.
Add a 'wait until the sound is "done" instead of a fixed value (10
ms) in your first proposal and all should be fine in all cases.
Le 16 févr. 08 à 12:14, René Micout a écrit
Éric,
Thank you for that, and also for "Guides Picker" (on ne le dira
jamais assez !) et merci pour "Tout pour HyperCard"
René
Le 16 févr. 08 à 13:21, Eric Chatonet a écrit :
Bonjour René,
I think that the problem comes from the fact that sounds actually
may overlap in your second proposa
I am still a little bit puzzled with the technical background of H264.
The QT7 player should support H264, but do I need a separate H264 codec
installer to encode? It seems there are different suppliers for this codec?
Which one is the best and where do I get it from? Can I use it in Sorenson
squee
On Feb 15, 2008, at 11:08 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
How much effort is it to use any of the dozens of automated
conversion tools for making WMVs? If we used Flash or any other
format we'd still need a converter for the output; seems like a
wash to me.
With Desk Doctor (www.einspine.co
On 16/2/08 11:52 AM, "viktoras didziulis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Victoras,
> from my experience mysql is faster than sqlite in joins, unless you
> manually optimise your sql queries for sqlite ;-), in most cases using
> subqueries.
I am ready to see example :-)
If you want on Valentina l
Thanks for clarifying it, I have to investigate, why it's not working with
my compression tools (also squeeze 4.5)
Tiemo
> -Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
> Von: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:use-revolution-
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] Im Auftrag von Colin Holgate
> Gesendet: Samstag, 16. Februar 2008 15:43
On Feb 16, 2008, at 8:20 AM, Tiemo Hollmann TB wrote:
I am still a little bit puzzled with the technical background of H264.
The QT7 player should support H264, but do I need a separate H264
codec
installer to encode?
To export out of QuickTime Player at all you would need to have paid
Eric Chatonet wrote:
Bonjour René,
I think that the problem comes from the fact that sounds actually may
overlap in your second proposal.
Add a 'wait until the sound is "done" instead of a fixed value (10 ms)
in your first proposal and all should be fine in all cases.
I think your diagnosis
Hi Jim,
I don't remember getinline, and I can't find it in the web links for
Rev help. Do you have more information on it?
best,
Chipp
On Feb 16, 2008 4:05 AM, Jim Ault <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> And you might like the drag-duplicate-snapshot technique
> Chipp Walters used in
>
> getInline.r
So, I've been reading up on Rev's XML features and I'm wondering if
that isn't a better route to go than using lists? Any thoughts?
Also, for those that use lists to store data, how do you handle placing
multiline data into your list structure?
And, what do you do to deal with data that might con
Ooops, I have folders name 'Chipp' and 'Rossie' and got confused about
authorship, plus I was misled by entering
"getin" for the search > Altuit
when I needed to do
"get in line" for the search > Tactile Media
Get In Line 122k (right/control click to download)
A demonstration stack that
Russell Martin wrote:
So, I've been reading up on Rev's XML features and I'm wondering if
that isn't a better route to go than using lists? Any thoughts?
Also, for those that use lists to store data, how do you handle placing
multiline data into your list structure?
And, what do you do to deal
working with lists is much much faster. XML is just plain flat text file
with more text to process. If you have large and complex dataset with
items, children items their relations and properties, then it is more
efficient to use relational database for data storage and retrieval...
XML suits b
consider URLEncode/Decode (see the docs)
also one can use Base64Encode if one strips out the CRs. The CRs are
not needed for decode.
also one could consider replacing returns with VT (vertical tabs)
12 dec (I think)
So, I've been reading up on Rev's XML features and I'm wondering if
th
I've been bitten very hard recently with Apple's new quarantine bit set
in extended attributes for downloaded files. I used to be able to open
20-40 text files that I might receive from a remote correspondent, in
BBedit in one go and spellcheck them rapidly... Now I get the dread
"This is a web
Hi Sivakatirswami,
A nice way to do this is to use AppleScript:
do shell script "a shell command here" with administrator privileges
and another way is to pipe the password. Here is an example that
empties the trash:
on mouseUp
ask "Enter your password"
if it is not empty then
put i
> How do does one deal, from within a Rev script, with the shell
> requirement to enter the password before sudo executes? I saw an earlier
> thread where one might approach this by doing it thru apples script.
> Does that mean it's not possible with transcript alone?
It is possible to do this wit
Sorry, beg to differ, we consistently come up with much better and
smaller qt h264 files than wmv9. this may be because our compression
guy has a lot of tricks that he can do to make qt stuff really shine.
hes been at this for like 20 years and has lots of secret sauces that
work great with
If no one else needs to read your files, you can use return delimited
lists, and enter htmltext there. Rev doesn't care if there's returns
between the tags, so you can just strip it. Added bonus:
Styled text is preserved.
On 16 Feb 2008, at 22:04, Russell Martin wrote:
So, I've been rea
Hi again,
Can anyone tell me if it is possible to create an SSL connection to an FTP
server using Rev's built in ftp commands? I have checked the docs but they
make no mention of SSL as an option.
Any help would be appreciated.
Regards
John Tregea
Hi all,
How do I approach the following?:
I'm trying to create a menu system similar to the "shortcutbar" of MS
Outlook 2003, the group of buttons at the bottom left: Mail, Calendar,
Contacts, etc.
This will be a menu system that the admin user of the system can configure
themselves. So the num
Hi,
After all these years, still a beginner... sigh...
A multi-line field. Locked. Focusable. Autohilite and listbehavior
are true. Normally, I'd turn on "multi-line" and "non-continguous"
and I'd be good to go. Later on, a script will get the hilitedlines
of this field.
Except...
I use
On Feb 16, 2008 5:17 PM, Jeff Reynolds <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> (sorry the
> compression guy wont let his sekrets out, its his biz, if he told me
> he would have to kill me).
Yeah, I used to know a few folks like that.
I certainly understand someone's desire to protect intellectual propert
Not using Outlook 2003, let's ask some questions first. Are there a finite
number of buttons and do you already know what they are? If so, then create
them all and just show or hide them on your preOpenCard script. This way you
don't have to create buttons and add scripts on the fly.
If you're hav
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