Hi,
Before I write to support, does anyone have a solution for this bug?
http://quality.runrev.com/qacenter/show_bug.cgi?id=6127
It would be great if I could use Rev for Win on my MacBook again.
Best regards,
Mark Schonewille
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Hi Mark,
I gave the ruler a quick look, it didn't crash in OSX. I assume it
only happens while one is really using the plugin, not during a quick
test. Do you have a field with a very wide column, perhaps? Does it
also happen if you edit your stack in a different version of
Revolution or
Any ball park idea on (non-attendee) pricing? I want to start saving my
pennies.
len morgan
Jerry Daniels wrote:
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RevLive! Conference attendees will be among the first in the world to
see and purchase (conference discount!) the Visual Application Browser
in Las Vegas, Nevada
I would like to define a class, an object (the both with their
properties) and methods that are not a part of graphical user interface
or Revolution engine...
Let's say I need an object City having properties: minLatitude,
maxLatitude, minLongitude, maxLongitude, area, populationSize,
Hi,
I just don't get it. I never ever felt a need for OOP and I just
can't imagine I ever will, using xTalks. I'd call xTalk rOOP (really
object oriented programming) because xTalk uses real objects, like
fields, buttons, etc.
Why don't you simply forget about OOP? What does OOP have
Viktoras,
I have not tried this in Rev but I was thinking that you might want to
mix the array with custom props so that the array set the custom props
of the object. The array could build the object and it's properties.
Just a thought.
Others on the list will have more experience with
Putting the OOP vs rOOP discussion aside for a moment, I would love to
have the ability to create new GUI objects. For example, consider a
fader for a mixing board.
It has a sliding thumb (like a scrollbar), usually a pan control at
the top, perhaps a VU meter next to the slider to show the
Len,
We have not set a price as of yet. There are a couple of dependencies.
The best minds of a couple generations are working on it, however.
Best,
Jerry Daniels
Daniels Mara, Inc.
Makers of GLX2
http://www.daniels-mara.com/glx2
On Mar 19, 2008, at 6:51 AM, Len Morgan wrote:
Any
Hi Len,
I make new objects all the time. I just combine the components in a
group and when I need it, I copy the group, by script, from a
template stack to its destination. Setprop handlers allow me to treat
the group as if it were a true, native object.
Best,
Mark
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Len Morgan a *crit :
I suppose this could be done with a group (just about all of the
required pieces are there and could be manipulated with xTalk) but I
don't know of an easy way to store that object in such a way that I
could drop it on to a card. Perhaps a future enhancement might be
Hi,
me too like rOOP, but I feel it is a little incomplete, just one more
step. The ones that you call real objects are limited to user interface
controls only. The thing I was curious about is a possibility to create
an independent data object which is nor control neither a gui element.
Viktoras,
The availability of OOP really doesn't affect the scope of
applications. Nor does it affect the use of C++. You won't be able to
use C++ anyway, you need to create externals for that, which you can
do already. Last but not least, I can't think of any code more
readable than
Len Morgan wrote:
Putting the OOP vs rOOP discussion aside for a moment, I would love to
have the ability to create new GUI objects. For example, consider a
fader for a mixing board.
It has a sliding thumb (like a scrollbar), usually a pan control at
the top, perhaps a VU meter next to the
Looks/sounds great. Can't wait to see it in action!
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Mark Schonewille wrote:
Hi,
Before I write to support, does anyone have a solution for this bug?
http://quality.runrev.com/qacenter/show_bug.cgi?id=6127
Have you installed QT 7.4.x? It is causing problems with the installer.
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viktoras didziulis wrote:
me too like rOOP, but I feel it is a little incomplete, just one more
step. The ones that you call real objects are limited to user interface
controls only. The thing I was curious about is a possibility to create
an independent data object which is nor control
I am trying to make my own Error beep handler for linux (rev 2.9 rc1),
because i don't like the internal beep.
First Rev wouldn't make any sounds at all (besides the internal
speaker when using beep), so I reinstalled the ESD package, and
added the sound mixer client. Now Rev makes static
Hi Phil,
Phil Davis-5 wrote:
A NAS device won't do it - at least not the ones I'm familiar with, but
I haven't looked at them since I bought one a couple of years ago. Maybe
they are smarter now.
[snip]
Jim Ault introduced me to StuffIt for automated backups (which I still
don't use
Hi,
I have the need to display columns of data in a field so that all
columns are aligned beneath each over, basically just like a
spreadsheet. I started to look at the table field (an object I have
not used before). I looked in the user guide and in the online help
but can't seem to
Dave wrote:
I have the need to display columns of data in a field so that all
columns are aligned beneath each over, basically just like a
spreadsheet. I started to look at the table field (an object I have
not used before). I looked in the user guide and in the online help
but can't seem
Hi Dave,
Le 19 mars 08 à 17:24, Dave a écrit :
I have the need to display columns of data in a field so that all
columns are aligned beneath each over, basically just like a
spreadsheet. I started to look at the table field (an object I have
not used before). I looked in the user guide and
Recently, Richard Gaskin wrote:
This RQQC request addresses this by proposing a new locked property
for groups which would make them behave as a single control under the
pointer tool, regardless of the state of the selectGroupControls global
property:
Hi,
Thanks for this. I can't seem to get it work as documented. I have
columns as so:
column1tab column2tab column3
I set the Width of the field to 600, tabStops to 200, vgrid and hgrid
to true.
This displays 3 columns as expected, however, the middle column's
data exceeds the width
Is there a demo out there that shows how to use the new drag-and-drop
features of 2.9 that I missed?
Thanks Regards,
Scott Rossi
Creative Director
Tactile Media, Multimedia Design
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Hi Lee Ann,
I was just down at the City yesterday, running the AZ Tile plans
through for a permit. First time I had been down there in years. I'm
convinced, based on that experience, that they will be asking you for
a lot more than you may think. The new code for example has all sorts
of
Sorry for my last post listers. Darn eyesight got in the way again.
Thought I was replying to someone else.
Joe Wilkins
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Wow! Maybe I should look into Puppy. At RunRevLive I'll be talking about
ways to use USB flash drives, so I'll think about adding this to the mix.
Thanks -
Phil
capellan wrote:
Hi Phil,
Phil Davis-5 wrote:
A NAS device won't do it - at least not the ones I'm familiar with, but
I
Dave wrote:
Thanks for this. I can't seem to get it work as documented. I have
columns as so:
column1tab column2tab column3
I set the Width of the field to 600, tabStops to 200, vgrid and hgrid
to true.
This displays 3 columns as expected, however, the middle column's
data exceeds the
this is the web page from which I started looking into MetaCard and
finally came to Revolution website a few years ago. One more interesting
thing Scot mentioned there is right before the paragraph about the
completion of OO features where he wrote about possibility to output
java bytecodes:
Whew, that's good. I thought I was going to have to give you $450.00
Tom McGrath
On Mar 19, 2008, at 1:48 PM, Joe Lewis Wilkins wrote:
Sorry for my last post listers. Darn eyesight got in the way again.
Thought I was replying to someone else.
Joe Wilkins
Dave wrote:
Hi,
Thanks for this. I can't seem to get it work as documented. I have
columns as so:
column1tab column2tab column3
I set the Width of the field to 600, tabStops to 200, vgrid and hgrid to
true.
This displays 3 columns as expected, however, the middle column's data
exceeds
I am using Rev 2.9.0-rc-1 and have a question about the message box.
Let's say I enter in the text line the following command:
put the ciphernames
this will put a list of the ciphenames in the message box which is what
I expected it to do.
But the area below the text line that the list is put
Hi JB,
This is like that since 'the beginning' but it would be a nice to
have and in addition, it would be easy to implement it :-)
Sure you can enlarge the window or select the text and go down but
it's less comfortable...
Fill it as a request in QCA.
Le 19 mars 08 à 19:55, -= JB =- a
Hi Eric,
Okay - thank you.
-=JB=-
On Mar 19, 2008, at 12:00 PM, Eric Chatonet wrote:
Hi JB,
This is like that since 'the beginning' but it would be a nice to
have and in addition, it would be easy to implement it :-)
Sure you can enlarge the window or select the text and go down but
New version of Textifier uploaded, which, Thanks to
Eric Chatonet, loads as a palette.
Richmond
A Thorn in the flesh is better than a failed Systems Development Life Cycle.
I mentioned in previous email that my message box was
retaining a line of text.
Jaque mentioned to delete the preference file and Eric
provided code to clear the message in the preference
file. After clearing it quits when I restart the Rev the
msg box text line is empty.
Now I am using Rev
-= JB =- wrote:
I mentioned in previous email that my message box was
retaining a line of text.
Jaque mentioned to delete the preference file and Eric
provided code to clear the message in the preference
file. After clearing it quits when I restart the Rev the
msg box text line is empty.
Now
I am still pretty new to Rev so I did not know what to
expect. I am sure it is somewhere in the docs but I
don't always catch it the first time I read it. I wasn't
aware of using the arrowkey for a history of last
messages in the msg box. Thanks for the info!
So should this be reported as a
-= JB =- wrote:
I am still pretty new to Rev so I did not know what to
expect. I am sure it is somewhere in the docs but I
don't always catch it the first time I read it. I wasn't
aware of using the arrowkey for a history of last
messages in the msg box. Thanks for the info!
So should this
Björnke von Gierke wrote:
I am trying to make my own Error beep handler for linux (rev 2.9 rc1),
because i don't like the internal beep.
First Rev wouldn't make any sounds at all (besides the internal speaker
when using beep), so I reinstalled the ESD package, and added the
sound mixer client.
Hi Jacque,
I have never left a bug before so I think I would like to
pursue it for the experience to gain knowledge in the
whole bug process.
Could you provide me with the proper link. I might
have signed up to enter bugs but never used it or I
read about it etc. but a good link will save me a
-= JB =- wrote:
Hi Jacque,
I have never left a bug before so I think I would like to
pursue it for the experience to gain knowledge in the
whole bug process.
Could you provide me with the proper link. I might
have signed up to enter bugs but never used it or I
read about it etc. but a good
Hello Jacque and JB,
Le 19 mars 08 à 22:01, J. Landman Gay a écrit :
-= JB =- wrote:
I am still pretty new to Rev so I did not know what to
expect. I am sure it is somewhere in the docs but I
don't always catch it the first time I read it. I wasn't
aware of using the arrowkey for a history
Thank you for your hint, I forgot that the files need to be
uncompressed.
However, the sound files are uncompressed 16-bit PCM audio files (they
come with the standard ubuntu installation), so that can't be the
problem.
Björnke
On 19 Mar 2008, at 22:08, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Björnke von
Yeah. what he said.
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wrote:
Is there a demo out there that shows how to use the new drag-and-drop
features of 2.9 that I missed?
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On Mar 19, 2008, at 11:46 PM, Chipp Walters wrote:
Yeah. what he said.
On Wed, Mar 19, 2008 at 11:27 AM, Scott Rossi [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Is there a demo out there that shows how to use the new drag-and-drop
features of 2.9 that I missed?
2.8 help has lots of info about drag and drop.
Colin Holgate wrote:
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2.8 help has lots of info about drag and drop. Where do you find the
list of changes that are in 2.9?
The changes are described in Change Log 2.9.0-rc-1.txt which you can
save early in Rev's Check for updates process (when it actually finds
an update). Here's
I just discovered this - the same info is also available in the Engine
Change Log.txt file, located in the same folder as the Revolution app.
You don't have to do anything special to create that file - it's
included in the install.
Phil Davis
Phil Davis wrote:
Colin Holgate wrote:
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