Actually... I just wrote a test project... this code just takes
mouseLoc and converts to vertical motion for a graphic
on mouseDown
put 0 into TopLim
put (the height of this window) into BotLim
put the loc of cd grc 1 into StrtLoc
put the clickLoc into CL
put (item 1 of StrtLoc)-(item 1 of
I worked out the problem. Thanks!
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(in germany there is a
saying "I killed two flys on a stroke")
Auf Englisch sagen wir, "I killed two birds with one stone."
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Hi Mike,
This is how it works:
-- some script calls someHandler with some parameter
on someHandler theSomeInfo
set the dialogData to theSomeInfo
go stack "My Dialog" as modal
-- handler stops running until modal dialog closes
put the dialogData into mySomeInfo
-- now you can use the in
J. Landman Gay wrote:
I had a discussion with Mark Waddingham about this when I was preparing
my RevLive session on working with text. There is no absolute "faster"
method when comparing regex commands with repeat loops. It all depends
on what's in the data, and the engine is optimized differen
Mikey wrote:
I'm trying to understand whether I have a bug report to file or not, which
is why I'm asking about this.
Sorry, it seems I missed the question in your post.
I guess the question was - what is the expected behavior if you have a
modifiable stack that is acting as a dialog. The re
-= JB =- wrote:
That is interesting and nice.
I have only run one test but it was mixed pretty good &
my result was 94 67 with the repeat for each being the
fastest method.
I had a discussion with Mark Waddingham about this when I was preparing
my RevLive session on working with text. There i
Mikey wrote:
Unfortunately I was using it temporarily to pass information from a dialog
that was closing to the handler that opened it, but the data was clearly
modified by the engine before it got back to the handler.
According to the docs, the dialogData is what you're supposed to use for
this
Richard,
I'm trying to understand whether I have a bug report to file or not, which
is why I'm asking about this.
I guess the question was - what is the expected behavior if you have a
modifiable stack that is acting as a dialog. The reason it's modifiable is
so that I can have the settings that
Mikey wrote:
Unfortunately I was using it temporarily to pass information from a dialog
that was closing to the handler that opened it, but the data was clearly
modified by the engine before it got back to the handler.
According to the docs, the dialogData is what you're supposed to use for
this
Unfortunately I was using it temporarily to pass information from a dialog
that was closing to the handler that opened it, but the data was clearly
modified by the engine before it got back to the handler.
According to the docs, the dialogData is what you're supposed to use for
this kind of operat
That is interesting and nice.
I have only run one test but it was mixed pretty good &
my result was 94 67 with the repeat for each being the
fastest method.
Thanks to both Mark & Richard for the valuable help.
-=>JB<=-
On Jul 25, 2008, at 7:06 AM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
RegEx solutions are c
Mark,
Thanks for your super quick reply! Do I incorporate the code below into my
script or does it replace my print code itself?
Mark Schonewille-3 wrote:
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> Charles,
>
> lock screen
> push cd
> print cd
> pop cd
> unlock screen
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Charles,
lock screen
push cd
print cd
pop cd
unlock screen
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Hi Mikey,
The dialogData is set by the IDE and might be used by libraries and
perhaps even by the engine. You should never rely on the dialogData to
store any information semi-permanently. If you want to store
something, keep it in a variable and set the dialogData when you
actually need
I am using Rev 2.9. I have a two card stack. The first card is the app
itself. The second card (print card) is the card I use for printing. The
basic information consisting of 16 fields is transferred to the second card.
When I use the following code, the second card appears on the screen on the
M
If I modify a stack and then close it, is RR supposed to update the
dialogData? I was using the dialogData to pass my own information, but now
it's getting "tweaked' by the engine - specifically item 1 of dialogData is
now "Save", which is NOT what I put there.
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Hi, all. Thank you for your earlier help on Unicode. I am teaching at a
school in Ontario, Canada that trains Ojibwe and Cree (indigenous North
American languages) literacy, and we use the Canadian Aboriginal Syllabics
(CAS). I have written several routines in Revolution that will readily
convert
RegEx solutions are conveniently compact to write, but given the
complexity of the RegEx subsystem they tend to be slower than more
brute-force solutions.
Being a benchmarking fan I couldn't resist testing this latest case,
extracting numerals from an alphanumeric string.
Below is a test han
For my needs the menuhistory is perfect, so I got the correct display and
could use the standard button script to do the rest (in germany there is a
saying "I killed two flys on a stroke")
Thanks, have a nice WE (I think you are using the word "Weekend" even in
France)
Tiemo
>
> set the label o
Hi Mark,
Le 25 juil. 08 à 15:28, Mark Schonewille a écrit :
The label property might be useful, too.
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set the label of btn to line 2 of btn is different
from set the menuHistory of btn to 2
In the second case the engine will send a menuPick message to t
Yes I know, not complaining :)
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> An: How to use Revolution
> Betreff: Re: AW: AW: AW: Where is the difference in resizeing
Hi É+T ;-)
The label property might be useful, too.
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I'm sorry for you but it's a specific problem at your place :-(
My logs say that 467 tutorials have been downloaded from all around
the world in the last eight days.
Le 25 juil. 08 à 15:20, Tiemo Hollmann TB a écrit :
I would like to, but still struggling with the "noshow" of you
tutorials
I would like to, but still struggling with the "noshow" of you tutorials :(
Thanks
Tiemo
>
> You will access this tutorial through "Tutorials Picker" a free
> plugin that interfaces with the So Smart Software website in order to
> display all available tutorials stacks directly from the web.
> You
Re Tiemo,
Le 25 juil. 08 à 15:16, Tiemo Hollmann TB a écrit :
Add: Actually it is not the action of setting the button menu, but
only that
the right value is shown. The action I have already performed by
script
Tiemo
Hello,
still another one before WE, but probably a very basic one:
I
Add: Actually it is not the action of setting the button menu, but only that
the right value is shown. The action I have already performed by script
Tiemo
>
> Hello,
>
> still another one before WE, but probably a very basic one:
>
> I have a combobox button with some menu items and only one me
Hello,
still another one before WE, but probably a very basic one:
I have a combobox button with some menu items and only one menu item being
displayed. Now I would like to select a specific menu item by script and set
the vscroll of the button menu to the appropriate value, so that the right
men
Thanks Mark and Eric for teaching, I'll give your approaches a try
Tiemo
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> An: How to use Revolution
> Betreff: Re: AW: AW:
Bonjour Tiemo,
Le 25 juil. 08 à 14:34, Tiemo Hollmann TB a écrit :
I resize by the absolute diff of the windwow resize, like:
on resizeStack pNewW,pNewH,pOldW,pOldH
put pNewW - pOldW into tWDiff
put pNewH - pOldH into tHDiff
put item 1 of the rect of player "myPlayer" in
Hi Tiemo,
That won't work, because the window maybe be smaller or larger than
the player. The change in window size may even be larger than the
height or width of the player, causing the player to vanish
altogether. Try this instead:
put the topleft of player "myPlayer" & comma & the widt
Hi Mark,
I resize by the absolute diff of the windwow resize, like:
on resizeStack pNewW,pNewH,pOldW,pOldH
put pNewW - pOldW into tWDiff
put pNewH - pOldH into tHDiff
put item 1 of the rect of player "myPlayer" into tL4
put item 2 of the rect of player "myPlayer" int
Strike that last email. I found out that all I have to say is "put the
system date" and I will see it. Know I learn that both macs have the correct
system format for the date of -mm-dd but for some reason the 10.4.11 mac
is not running the Valentina software correctly regarding system dates. I'
I notice a big difference in the way date formats work in my 10.4.11 mac
compared to my 10.5 mac.
In both macs I have a custom date format -mm-dd (you would think that
would be an available format and not have to be custom).
In the 10.5 mac my Valentina database sees that system format and eve
Hi Tiemo,
That must be a mistake in your script. Do you calculate the sizes
relative to the window size or do you calculate the change in window
size as a percentage and use that to change the sizes of your objects?
I would always calculate the size of objects relative to the window
size.
Hi Mark,
the problem is, that my resizeable objects don't get to their "original"
minwidth and minheight (what they do, when the user resizes the stack to the
min) They "shrink" much more to a "undefined" size.
Tiemo
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Hi Tiemo,
You have a button, which sets the size of your stack to the minHeight
and minWidth and then your resizestack handler acts as if the size of
the stack has been set to minHeight and minWidth by the user...?
What's the problem?
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Hello,
I have a resizeStack handler, where I handle resizing my objects. That works
very fine. Now I wanted to build a button, where the user can resize the
stack to the min size by one click, where I just set the width of the stack
to the minwidth and height to the minheight. That works for the s
Remember the San Francisco bitmap font from Mac OS 6 ?
If you are interested I just found a FREE truetype version:
http://www.fontspace.com/hank-gillette/st-francis
sincerely, Richmond Mathewson.
A Thorn in the flesh is better than
Pierre,
Thanks!
I am very glad to hear that.
Best regards,
Jiro Harada
On 2008/07/25, at 16:09, Pierre Sahores wrote:
A great architect behind a great world-class entrainment and more
front-end app !
Really very impressive, Jiro. Thanks for letting us know about your
works...
Best Re
J. Landman Gay,
Have you thought about marketing the external separately? I bet
Runtime's RevSelect program would be interested in helping you if
you wanted to do that. Contact Heather in support if you are
interested. I think this would be a very popular product.
Thanks for your informat
A great architect behind a great world-class entrainment and more
front-end app !
Really very impressive, Jiro. Thanks for letting us know about your
works...
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Le 25 juil. 08 à 08:45, Jim Ault a écrit :
On 7/
Hi Mark,
Thank you very much!
I found the stack it is stdLib but it had an example
to trim spaces etc. but not strip numbers so your
code was definitely needed.
-=>JB<=-
On Jul 24, 2008, at 7:08 PM, Mark Schonewille wrote:
Hi JB,
I don't know which stack you mean, but this should do it:
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