OK, all good things come to an end.
So where do I get the next one?
Peter
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Hi RunRev,
why don´t all 2.9 testers get dp-4?
Is there a selection or is it just a mistake?
best regards
Horst
Peter Alcibiades wrote:
OK, all good things come to an end.
So where do I get the next one?
Peter
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On Feb 22, 2008, at 6:13 PM, Mark Wieder wrote:
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2008/02/21/MNABV5PP3.DTL
Well, arguably Python is in competition to Rev, so it's remotely on
topic!
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Stop the Presses
I'm over the moon, I can't believe I missed this before, I can't believe how
many circles I've run, but I thought I'd have another go at trying to
eliminating the step of creating an extra document, I want AppleScript to
talk directly to Rev, and I'VE FOUND IT :-)
Read the
i did not receive it too :-( or at least cant't find it in my inbox -
the latest message is about dp3...
Viktoras
Horst wrote:
Hi RunRev,
why don´t all 2.9 testers get dp-4?
Is there a selection or is it just a mistake?
best regards
Horst
Peter Alcibiades wrote:
OK, all good things
You might want to look at Kenny Ray Vaughn's site at sonsOthunder.com for
his scripting solutions for both Win and Mac. This will add to your power
and show the way to build cross-platform handlers.
Jim Ault
Las Vegas
On 2/23/08 1:48 AM, Kay C Lan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Stop the
Is there a selection or is it just a mistake?
Surely that question has already answered itself?
As a Runtime Revolution user of extremely slender
income who uses a licensed version of DreamCard 2.6.1
I assume I, at least, have been excluded from Beta 4
(or is it 11 ???) because I do not have a
I thought it happened to me when I upgraded to an enterprise license.
But, if the official release is coming in days rather than weeks I am
happy to wait.
Neal
On Sat, Feb 23, 2008 at 4:56 AM, viktoras didziulis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i did not receive it too :-( or at least cant't find it in
On 23 Feb 2008, at 02:27, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Suppose you want to display records from a database in a multi-
column list field. You'll want to keep track of the ID field, but
that's just noise to the end-user so you don't want to display it.
Currently, you'd have to parse out that
What happens when you use check for update?
Hi RunRev,
why don´t all 2.9 testers get dp-4?
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Mine will not start it aborts immeditely with expired trial date message.
Neal
On Sat, Feb 23, 2008 at 5:17 PM, Stephen Barncard
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What happens when you use check for update?
Hi RunRev,
why don´t all 2.9 testers get dp-4?
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stephen barncard
s a n f
Thanks for that ,
1 is put into x within a button script on mouseup .
Why do i check (x=1) 2 times ?
Well I actually check for(x=1) 10 times ?!
I think I've missed the concept of messages
I thought if not checking for x after each function in the loop it would
mean 10 x 250ms wait to exit
We can't, dp-3 has already expired...
v.-
Stephen Barncard wrote:
What happens when you use check for update?
Hi RunRev,
why don´t all 2.9 testers get dp-4?
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Oh... Camm, not Curry, so sorry for that.
It is really friendly of you to thank me(?) in advance, but do you
have any more questions or are you going to try to change your repeat
loop now?
I don't get what you want to say by
I thought if not checking for x after each function in the loop
Kay C Lan wrote:
So in Rev:
use the launch command to force a pdf to open with TextEdit
use do to run this AppleScript:
tell application TextEdit
set tText to the text of document 1
end tell
put the result into myVariable --is now full of your pdf's text :-
Wow. Very cool!
--
Thanks Richard,
I have only tried to give back what has been so freely given to me:
The members of this list have always given me their time and patience
freely and with out limit.
Update on me:
I had to abandon a PDF project due to other work and have not been
able to finish it.
I have
That was an awesome reveal.
I wonder where else that would work. Safari ???
HH
Thanks
Tom
On Feb 23, 2008, at 4:48 AM, Kay C Lan wrote:
Stop the Presses
I'm over the moon, I can't believe I missed this before, I can't
believe how
many circles I've run, but I thought I'd have
I am releasing Multi-Browser, a Research tool for doing multiple web
browsing in one window developed with Revolution as a public pre-Alpha
release. I would appreciate any feedback from other Revolution
developers. Please email me with comments and suggestions.
There is more information on
On 2/23/08 12:23 PM, Thomas McGrath III [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you use the do as OSALanguageName form, any result returned by
the script
language is placed in the result.
ANY result from AppleScript will be placed in Rev's 'the result'
That was an awesome reveal.
I wonder where
Kay C Lan wrote:
use the launch command to force a pdf to open with TextEdit
use do to run this AppleScript:
tell application TextEdit
set tText to the text of document 1
end tell
Maybe this is another Leopard thang, I dunno, I haven't set up my test
stack for this yet, but in Tiger I
Björnke von Gierke wrote:
On 23 Feb 2008, at 02:27, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Suppose you want to display records from a database in a multi-
column list field. You'll want to keep track of the ID field, but
that's just noise to the end-user so you don't want to display it.
Currently, you'd
Getting to this thread a bit late...
A Windows mobile version of Rev would be great (hey I think I even voted
for
one in BugZilla about three years ago) but if I could only have one mobile
Rev platform then it would be for the iPhone/iPod Touch. These are the
first
handheld
On Sun, Feb 24, 2008 at 8:47 AM, Richard Gaskin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Kay C Lan wrote:
use the launch command to force a pdf to open with TextEdit
use do to run this AppleScript:
tell application TextEdit
set tText to the text of document 1
end tell
Maybe this is
Richard Gaskin wrote:
Kay C Lan wrote:
use the launch command to force a pdf to open with TextEdit
use do to run this AppleScript:
tell application TextEdit
set tText to the text of document 1
end tell
Maybe this is another Leopard thang, I dunno, I haven't set up my test
stack for
On 2/23/08 2:47 PM, Richard Gaskin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Kay C Lan wrote:
use the launch command to force a pdf to open with TextEdit
use do to run this AppleScript:
tell application TextEdit
set tText to the text of document 1
end tell
Maybe this is another Leopard thang,
On Sun, Feb 24, 2008 at 9:43 AM, J. Landman Gay
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Richard Gaskin wrote:
Kay C Lan wrote:
use the launch command to force a pdf to open with TextEdit
use do to run this AppleScript:
tell application TextEdit
set tText to the text of document 1
end
Sarah Reichelt wrote:
Richard, a lot of the people who say they don't like the iPhone
keyboard are won over as soon as they actually use one.
In my case it was the other way around. After all, it's rare that Apple
does something as completely baseless as the hockey-puck mouse, so I was
You complain that my handler deletes the data, so it seems I wasn't
clear enough. Obviously there's a custom property, called data. This
is what you use to show later parts of, or sorted stuff of, in the
field. That is why I said less memory efficient, because there's an
additional
Works perfectly for me, Richard 10.5.2
Maybe this is another Leopard thang, I dunno, I haven't set up my
test stack for this yet, but in Tiger I can't get Text Edit to open
a PDF in any meaningful way; that is, it just shows the raw PDF data
but doesn't render it.
So my question is
Hiya,
Been there, done that... :)
Best tool for the job: Pacifist from http://www.charlessoft.com/
Download the latest OS X update (or the one containing Safari v3) direct
from the Apple site, run Pacifist over it and slide Safari out of the
update package.
Cheers,
Luis.
Jim Ault
Just stick some bubble-wrap over the screen!
Cheers,
Luis.
Richard Gaskin wrote:
Sarah Reichelt wrote:
Richard, a lot of the people who say they don't like the iPhone
keyboard are won over as soon as they actually use one.
In my case it was the other way around. After all, it's rare that
Björnke von Gierke wrote:
You complain that my handler deletes the data, so it seems I wasn't
clear enough. Obviously there's a custom property, called data. This
is what you use to show later parts of, or sorted stuff of, in the
field. That is why I said less memory efficient, because
Hi everyone,
I wanted to experiment with creating a blog and what better subject
than our favourite development tool :-) Please have a look at my new
Rev blog at http://sarahrev.blogspot.com/. Feel free to leave
comments, ask questions or suggest articles. I hope to create a
reasonably active
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