Hello,
I have a db, which is located in a folder one level deeper as my app
(myfolder/mydb). In the standalone app settings I located and added mydb and
when building the standalone it takes also mydb in the standalone package.
So far so good.
BUT the standalone builder doesn't keeps the director
Sorry I am just a little puzzled. I just let the structure as the builder
build it and my app is now running, though mydb is not at the location,
where I expected it to be (in the folder myfolder).
???
Tiemo
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Sorry no, I was wrong again, it doesn't work.
What I have to say is, that I develop on Win XP, Rev 2.9, where I can see
the path structure of my mac standalone. I try to get it to run on Mac,
where I don't see the path structure within the app package.
For Windows standalone I just can add the fold
Hello colleagues,
I have made a program in runrev which gets the jpg data of 5 scanservers with
scanned labels and analyses the 2 to 4 barcodes 39. After a testing phase with
permanent improvement it now works 8 hours a day connecting to 3-5 scanservers
stable. The project was part of quality a
Hi Franz, nice to hear from you again! Sophisticated things you are doing :)
Tiemo
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Kay,
It doesn't work in the Editor either... not on the desktop unit. The
Editor inserts the password, but won't generate a return that is
acceptable to the Authentication box. But I've resolved this issue a
different way. Thanks for your help.
Richard
On Jul 1, 2008, at 10:29 PM, Kay C
> We made it for both Windows and Mac. We're coordinating with Kee now, I've
> sent him the name of my client. By the way, the person who did the magic
> external was Brian Yennie, a very talented guy.
Still hoping this is still in the works...
or, better yet, completed?
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> Hello colleagues,
>
> I have made a program in runrev which gets the jpg
> data of 5 scanservers with scanned labels and
> analyses the 2 to 4 barcodes 39. After a testing
> phase with permanent improvement it now works 8
> hours a day connectin
Hmm. Well, back in HC, if I wanted to intercept a new card being created, I
had an on doMenu handler. When I put in an on menuPick handler in RR and
hit ctrl-n, my handler doesn't get hit, and a new card is created. So if
this handler should not go in the current stack where should I put it?
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Unless I'm misunderstanding, I believe you want the newCard message,
placed in your stack script.
On Jul 2, 2008, at 8:12 AM, Mikey wrote:
Hmm. Well, back in HC, if I wanted to intercept a new card being
created, I
had an on doMenu handler. When I put in an on menuPick handler in
RR and
Chris,
Thanks for that, but for curiosity sake, what is necessary to intercept the
menuPick, or is this one of those cases where you can't because RR is
directly executing a RR command?
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If I'm not mistaken, you could certainly do it with a front script.
Just be sure to pass it, or none of the menus in the IDE will work. So
put a menuPick handler in a button or some other object, then "insert
the script of into front".
On Jul 2, 2008, at 8:35 AM, Mikey wrote:
Chris,
Than
I don't know if I am completely confused, is it a bug or just wrong
implementation?
I still have troubles with getting the right path for my DB, developing with
2.9 on Win XP, testing on Mac. Testing on Win, everything works fine. I'll
try to describe my problem again.
In my development environment
as it turns out, it appears that intercepting newCard isn't what I wanted,
either, since I don't get the message until after the card is created. I
want to do some work ahead of time.
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Hi Tiemo,
On Jul 2, 2008, at 8:44 AM, Tiemo Hollmann TB wrote:
I don't know if I am completely confused, is it a bug or just wrong
implementation?
I still have troubles with getting the right path for my DB,
developing with
2.9 on Win XP, testing on Mac. Testing on Win, everything works
fin
Mikey wrote:
Hmm. Well, back in HC, if I wanted to intercept a new card being created, I
had an on doMenu handler. When I put in an on menuPick handler in RR and
hit ctrl-n, my handler doesn't get hit, and a new card is created. So if
this handler should not go in the current stack where shoul
Is this property broken? I'm using 2.9 on mac 10.4.11, and the
following line seems to do nothing at all:
set the iconic of this stack to true
Am I right in thinking that it should send the stack swooping off to
the dock?
Best,
Mark Smith
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Hi Devin,
thank you for your explanation, I think I got the setting of the path
correct. (I also tried your function, which is similar to mine) My problem
is building the standalone bundle for the Mac on a Win PC.
In the development environment my file.db is in "the
defaultfolder/resources" (in you
Originally my menuPick handler was in the stack script, but as I found out,
that didn't work so I inserted the stub into the frontScripts to call the
custom handler in the stack. The problem with that was that when the custom
handler fired it was trying to act on revMenubar, so I had to set the
de
Hmmm I am really not beeing used to the Mac bundle structure.
When asking the path for my file.db it shows me:
/Users/Tiemo/Desktop/Testfolder/resources/file.db
What explains why my prog finds the file, when the resources folder is
located outside of the prog.app in my Testfolder on the same level
Dear Randall,
Thank you for your reply; sort and to the point.
Unfortunately I am unsure of what point you are in fact making, nor whether
my well-being has any influence on either development environment.
Nevertheless, your financial impecuniosity regarding the issue is taken in
spirit and y
Hugh Senior wrote:
>> I dont have a penny!... You happy now?
Dear Randall,
Thank you for your reply; sort and to the point.
Unfortunately I am unsure of what point you are in fact making, nor
whether my well-being has any influence on either development
environment. Nevertheless, your finan
Nicolas Cueto wrote:
We made it for both Windows and Mac. We're coordinating with Kee now, I've
sent him the name of my client. By the way, the person who did the magic
external was Brian Yennie, a very talented guy.
Still hoping this is still in the works...
or, better yet, completed?
I don'
On Thu, Jul 3, 2008 at 4:27 AM, Mark Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is this property broken? I'm using 2.9 on mac 10.4.11, and the following
> line seems to do nothing at all:
>
> set the iconic of this stack to true
>
> Am I right in thinking that it should send the stack swooping off to the
>
Just a joke opportunity i couldnt let pass. I am a concious participant in
this list and have used xtalk since its inception. We're, all of us, too
serious.
randall
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From: "J. Landman Gay" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "How to use Revolution"
Sent: 7/2/2008 1:25 PM
Subjec
Randall Reetz wrote:
Just a joke opportunity i couldnt let pass. I am a concious
participant in this list and have used xtalk since its inception.
Whoops, I should have recognized your name. Sorry about that. Apparently
while you are a conscious participant, I'm an unconscious one.
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Hi, I¹ve got a pretty complex stack that has always worked on both macs
(ppc/intel) and windows computers, which utilizes a player to play mp3
snippets I distribute this to students via Stackrunner (or the Rev player
application). With my new Macbook Air, however, I notice that the quicktime
play
sorry to take up bandwith with my inanity! but I realized that I didn¹t
have the audio properly linking on my macbook air, and that¹s why the audio
wasn¹t working. Long live Stackrunner.
rand valentine
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On Jul 2, 2008, at 1:06 PM, Tiemo Hollmann TB wrote:
Hmmm I am really not beeing used to the Mac bundle structure.
When asking the path for my file.db it shows me:
/Users/Tiemo/Desktop/Testfolder/resources/file.db
What explains why my prog finds the file, when the resources folder is
located ou
I thought Randall had a self-image of himself as a "Player", and so
took the question to be a query about his financial condition.
;-)
On Jul 2, 2008, at 2:00 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Randall Reetz wrote:
Just a joke opportunity i couldnt let pass. I am a concious
participant in this list
On Jul 1, 2008, at 10:00 AM, "william humphrey"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanks Sarah. I thought I'd have to do it like that with a bunch of
"if's"
but I'm always reading these amazing solutions here so I'm
beginning to
think that there is some magic beyond ordinary mortals. It is a
rel
Peter-
> If you have this utility function:
>
> function sws tText
> -- strips white space (returns, spaces, tabs, etc)
> -- from tText, fore & aft
> return word 1 to -1 of tText
> end sws
That's also handy for stripping the comment off the end of a line from a
script...
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Nothing funnier than a programming newsgroup subject line pun... (Or a joke
that has to be explained)
-Original Message-
From: "Josh Mellicker" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "How to use Revolution"
Sent: 7/2/2008 3:39 PM
Subject: Re: How broke is the Player?
I thought Randall had a self-image
hilarious(?)
-Original Message-
From: "Josh Mellicker" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "How to use Revolution"
Sent: 7/2/2008 3:39 PM
Subject: Re: How broke is the Player?
I thought Randall had a self-image of himself as a "Player", and so
took the question to be a query about his financial co
How do I get the path to a file that was double-clicked in the OS
(Mac, Windows, and Linux) that opens my standalone?
The association of the standalone to files with a particular
extension is set on the Mac and Windows gives the user the ability to
set up the association if I didn't set it
That's weird - if I do it by script - nothing, if I click the stack's
OS iconify button (the middle, yellow one on a mac) off it
swoops...The stacks I've been trying it with (including a fresh new
one with no other scripts) all fail to iconify by script.
Thanks for checking it, though.
Mar
On Jul 2, 2008, at 9:28 PM, Bill Vlahos wrote:
How do I get the path to a file that was double-clicked in the OS
(Mac, Windows, and Linux) that opens my standalone?
The association of the standalone to files with a particular
extension is set on the Mac and Windows gives the user the abilit
Mark Smith wrote:
That's weird - if I do it by script - nothing, if I click the stack's OS
iconify button (the middle, yellow one on a mac) off it swoops...The
stacks I've been trying it with (including a fresh new one with no other
scripts) all fail to iconify by script.
Works here too, Rev
On Thu, Jul 3, 2008 at 11:46 AM, Mark Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> That's weird - if I do it by script - nothing, if I click the stack's OS
> iconify button (the middle, yellow one on a mac) off it swoops...The stacks
> I've been trying it with (including a fresh new one with no other scripts
Got it...I was in too much of a hurry - it work in a 'virgin'
stack - the problem is that I've been experimenting with doing my own
stack decorations, and it seems like if the OS title bar buttons are
missing, then you simply can't iconify, which is a pain, but makes
some kind of sense...
If I do the following in a script:
put "north" into theButton
global status
put the hilite of bg button theButton into status
and check status, I get the value I expect, namely the hilite of the bg
button North.
However, if I
if the hilite of bg button theButton then
OR
if (the hilite of bg but
On Thu, Jul 3, 2008 at 1:56 PM, Mikey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If I do the following in a script:
> put "north" into theButton
> global status
> put the hilite of bg button theButton into status
>
> and check status, I get the value I expect, namely the hilite of the bg
> button North.
>
> Howe
How about if you try one of the below:
if the hilite of bg button theButton = true then
if the hilite of bg button theButton ≠ true then
if the hilite of bg button theButton = false then
if the hilite of bg button theButton ≠ false then
-=>JB<=-
On Jul 2, 2008, at 8:56 PM, Mikey wrote:
If
You seem to be declaring a global inside a handler and then trying to
access the global outside the handler without declaring the global.
Common practice is to declare global at the top of the script, and
then it is accessible to any handler in that script.
Ex.
-- stack script
Global bobtes
Hi Mikey,
As Sarah writes, you may have to remove "bg".
Are you sure that the variable theButton contains "north" and are you
sure that the button is on the current card when you execute the script?
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