http://www.eisbox.net/iconvert/
Just thought some of you might want to bookmark this. It converts images and
icons from one format to another.
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Monday, January 19, 2009, 12:49:36 PM, you wrote:
> QuickKeys is cool... but it doesn't offer finder events as triggers
> for the execution of macros.
FWIW, I've had to do this exactly once in a Windows rev external.
Since dlls are essentially Windows applications with a special
interfa
Sorry, my phone thinks "tammie" is a synonym of "tap".
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From: "Randall Reetz"
To: "How to use Revolution"
Sent: 1/19/2009 6:55 PM
Subject: RE: externals
Well there is the rub. Apple, hates the idea that somone would tammie into the
file level event loop. I think the
This is by no means foolproof, and just based on my own anecdotal
connection issues, but you might consider checking your computer's
local IP address. If it is in one of the "self-assigned" ranges, often
that means you are connected to your router, but not to the larger
network. Of course t
They may have a good argument there =). There is something to be said
for not exposing low level OS routines to a high level API. It
prevents very messy things from happening to your machine, even at the
hands of the "good" people.
With that said, perhaps there are other ways of approaching
I just thought I'd ask the many networking gurus here:
It seems easy with Revolution to check if connected to the internet,
if not connected, after a timeOutInterval, an error is returned and it
can be dealt with, no problem.
However...
Here at our office, we got Time Warner cable internet
Well there is the rub. Apple, hates the idea that somone would tammie into the
file level event loop. I think the security issues are scarry to a company
that tells people that says its OS doesnt attract malware. I have talked to
top apple OS people who act as if i am hitler for even asking.
I think it's probably two of those things - the OS doesn't like to
expose certain things as much as others, and also programs like Rev
have to pick and choose what they support. Why not do the OS level
research, and find out how hard it would be to create an external?
Yes, I want it all! A
I believe CompileIt! contained its own 68k compiler (think: before
Intel there was PPC, before PPC there was 68k). It did some basic
compiling for things like chunk expressions, and then it basically
tapped into the "symbol table" which was a series of traps in MacOS
that correlated to OS A
Yes, I want it all! And I want it easy. Things like this can be
attacked at the application level... which would help ME... but it
will only help the whole rev community when it is an integral part of
the rev native event and command loop. This is why I talk of these
things on this and o
I would really like to know how compileit wored. My guess was that it did some
form of xtalk to c sourse translation and then compiled it. But maybe i am
wrong... Maybe ti went out to some public smalltalk compiler. Anyone know?
The kinds of system events - to messages thingsm i have been as
Hello Ton,
Scott Rossi has a package of sounds (tm | audio) which I've used on
several projects. (I don't recall card shuffling as one of the
sounds, though.) You can find it here:
http://tactilemedia.com/
Scott Morrow
Elementary Software
On Jan 19, 2009, at 11:26 AM, Phil Davis wrote:
Though I try to read this list as much as I can, there was one person
whose every post I read, and that was Eric Chatonet. I never met him,
never emailed with him privately, didn't even know what he looked
like. But his responses to my usually elementary queries, and to
those of others at
Hi everyone,
I just got back from an out of town trip and, belatedly, learned of
Eric's demise. Wow! And he was 14 years younger than I am. Such a
pity. Everyone looses so very much when one is taken in their prime;
and Eric, based on his command of just about everything he did, WAS in
hi
Randall,
Unfortunately it seems you are looking for a high-level API to take
care of a very low level job. There simply isn't an API for
everything. You are probably going to have to get your hands dirty in
C if this is your goal. If you know the OS APIs you want to tap into,
you could wo
Acting on Sarah Reichelt's impeccable advice I have just
uploaded a fourth version that delivers JPEGs that will
open in the default application.
Thanks, Sarah!
sincerely, Richmond Mathewson.
A Thorn in the flesh is better than a fail
QuickKeys is cool... but it doesn't offer finder events as triggers
for the execution of macros. There is no way, for instance, to tell it:
When a user saves any file, from any application, and the name
contains "Entropy", then save an alias at "Hard Drive: My Entropy Docs:"
On Jan 19, 200
> Also, on OS X when I double-clicked on the saved image, TextEdit tried to
> open it. There used to be a way to indicate the default application which
> would open the image. Is that still available?
Yes, it's still there. Before any file is saved, use:
set the fileType to empty
This will ma
Is there a way to view and run RevOnline stacks if you don't have Rev?
Randall
On Jan 19, 2009, at 12:04 PM, Richmond Mathewson wrote:
"Aye, yon loon's gang clean gyte!"
Just uploaded version 2 of "PicTrix" to revOnline.
I am sorry I did not make it clear in the previous version that
the 'SA
The stack imports your image; makes a mirrored image; "squishes" the
mirrored image; and then you can export the pair (i.e. the angled image
and its 'reflection' as a JPEG image.
third version (just uploaded) sorts out naming conventions in a slightly
odd way.
sincerely, Richmond Mathewson.
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One other thing:
From an angle of 0 to 24 I see a second mirrored image. Is this
intentional?
(Mac OS 10.5.6 and Rev 3.0.0)
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Fun idea. I like the slider operation
Two suggestions as pseudo-script:
if exists "JAZZ.jpg" then save as JAZZ001.jpg"
-or-
have user select place to save new image and have the OS deal with
duplicate names.
Also, on OS X when I double-clicked on the saved image, TextEdit tried
to open it.
"Aye, yon loon's gang clean gyte!"
Just uploaded version 2 of "PicTrix" to revOnline.
I am sorry I did not make it clear in the previous version that
the 'SAVE IMAGE' button saves the image in the default folder
(i.e. the one where your copy of Runtime Revolution resides).
sincerely, Richmond Ma
HA! That was only for the screen shot. It will be sent to the email
you register with.
On Jan 19, 2009, at 2:50 PM, Colin Holgate wrote:
I'm curious to know how the guys at widget.com will react when being
notified about all those screen shots being posted.
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I'm curious to know how the guys at widget.com will react when being
notified about all those screen shots being posted.
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Mr. Email,
Nice, simple operation; no user setup involved. When you offer the
product publicly, I would suggest offering more information about
where the picture is posted (rather than simply "the internet"), as
some people might be a little uneasy about having screen-shots sent to
who-kn
Hi Ton,
Here is another source for sound effects - they seem to always have what
I need:
http://www.soundrangers.com/
Phil Davis
Melitón Cardona Torres wrote:
I wonder whether there are typical simple sounds like card shuffling,
chimes etc. one can get or buy somewhere.
Thanks in adva
Hi Ton,
quite some sounds are available through revSelect. These sounds are
high quality and royalty free. Might be worth checking out.
Also there is one site which used to offer a vast amount of free
sounds. they seem to have changed there business modell to a
subscription service though.
I should mention that CE Software has a product called QuicKeys that
runs on both Windows and Mac that seems to do exactly what you are
building. As I understand it, this is strong voodoo stuff requiring
much mojo. ;-) QuicKeys has had to really jump through hoops to make
their product work
Kresten Bjerg wrote:
With Inetbrowser as one substack I designed a button, which
creates Url-link-buttons in another substack.
They work fine, when the InetBrowser stack has been opened before, and when it
has'nt, they also work fine in debugging-mode,
-but the moment I leave
OK, I started with Runtime Revolution 2 weeks ago or so, and I believe
I am narrowing in on a finished product. I am so stoked I purchased
the mega bundle last week!
I received great feedback last time I posted here, so I wanted to see
if anyone wanted to look at the new product.
The free
Colin Holgate wrote:
I just read over the previous messages in this thread (harder to do than
you would think, if you've already deleted the messages!). There's one
point of confusion that might be worth asking about. In the original
message 'camm' said that the problem only happened when setti
I wonder whether there are typical simple sounds like card shuffling,
chimes etc. one can get or buy somewhere.
Thanks in advance,
Ton
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On Jan 19, 2009, at 6:52 PM, Klaus Major wrote:
I found another picture of Eric from the dev conference in Malta
2006 (with you and me).
In loving memory:
http://www.major-k.de/staxx/andre_eric_klaus.jpg
Cloe went through all her photos from the ERC, looking for one that
had Eric with
Hi Andre and all,
I've been fortunate to meet Eric in Malta, he was such a wonderful
guy. I learned much from him and always enjoyed our email exchanges,
when I finally met him, I though he was just one of those guys that
you simply need to meet. I remember we talking about Brazil and
cheese...
On Jan 19, 2009, at 3:04 AM, Jan Schenkel wrote:
It would be a brilliant project, but not to be
undertaken without a thorough knowledge of C and file
systems on multiple platforms, with some assembly
required.
Thanks Jan,
This particular project is to do what Apple's "Automator" should have
Oh yes, I remember that stack. I played with redrawing the track and
such. I thought it was a good start.
Thanks Colin,
Tom McGrath III
Lazy River Software
3mcgr...@comcast.net
iTunes Library Suite - libITS
Information and download can be found on this page:
http://www.lazyriversoftware.com/
Bonjour,
Voici un message du fils d'Eric:
Here a message of the son of Eric:
Dear Eric collegues and friends,
As many of you asked me, you will find here below the information:
The ceremony will take place at the Church St Jacques du Haut-Pas.
252 rue St Jacques
75005 Paris France
Tomorow on
I've been fortunate to meet Eric in Malta, he was such a wonderful
guy. I learned much from him and always enjoyed our email exchanges,
when I finally met him, I though he was just one of those guys that
you simply need to meet. I remember we talking about Brazil and
cheese... I am still stunned an
Jiro,
Your application is beautiful, a work of art.
are you going to make your java external available in some way?
stephen barncard (OSX)
2009/1/18 Jiro Harada
> Randall,
>
> Java provides a lot of methods for File IO, which are abstracted and
> platform-dependent. My external enables them to
On Jan 19, 2009, at 11:54 AM, Randall Lee Reetz wrote:
I am not familiar with this "revOnLine" place... how do I get there
to view your project??? Can you post a link or URL?
Open Revolution, and select the first item in the Development Menu
(Revolution Online). Click on User Spaces, Brow
While browsing the rev online thing, I decided to get my own space
going. I've shared the first Rev stack I made, which was just under a
year ago. I took the user name of Colin, and the one and only entry is
called Track.
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I just read over the previous messages in this thread (harder to do
than you would think, if you've already deleted the messages!).
There's one point of confusion that might be worth asking about. In
the original message 'camm' said that the problem only happened when
setting a password in
Mark,
Thanks, this was a frustrated quick shout out. I will post this to the
E list.
Actually, I have been an Enterprise license holder for six years
running.
Thanks again,
Tom McGrath III
Lazy River Software
3mcgr...@comcast.net
iTunes Library Suite - libITS
Information and download c
Hi Tom,
Sure, it is time ;-) I believe that topics like these are discussed on
the Enterprise list. Perhaps a good reason to buy an Enterprise license?
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Mark Schonewille
Economy-x-Talk Consulting and Software Engineering
http://economy-x-talk.com
http://www.salery.biz
Dutch
On Jan 19, 2009, at 3:45 AM, Richmond Mathewson wrote:
The end result is "PicTrix.rev" at revOnline under 'Richmond'
I am not familiar with this "revOnLine" place... how do I get there
to view your project??? Can you post a link or URL?
Randall
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Isn't it time for a rework of the RevOnline space!
What I would like to see are:
Date added. Date Updated.
A better visual experience using RevOnline. Screenshots, thumbnails,
user pics, etc. (in memory of Eric)
A Five Star rating system.
Users also downloaded this.
Comments.
This would make
Graham Samuel wrote:
Jacque - I'm very interested in your approach because I'm just going to
tackle the same thing (including the preview), the first time I've tried
anything like this in Rev 3. One issue that has bothered me in earlier
versions of Rev is the formatForPrinting thing - the probl
I'm not very active on this list, but know of Eric as a pillar of the
community, and would like I add myself to the list of people expressing
sadness at Eric's passing, and sympathy and condolences to his family.
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http://www.nabble.com/Re%3A-La-communaut--Revolut
cam...@tesco.net wrote:
Will it explain why it only happens with Rev 3.0 and not previous versions ?
Also it only happens if "ANSWER" is used in the script !
If anyone can figure this out, Steve won't be the only one who's happy.
He wrote to tech support and even sent a stack that failed on h
Jacque - I'm very interested in your approach because I'm just going
to tackle the same thing (including the preview), the first time I've
tried anything like this in Rev 3. One issue that has bothered me in
earlier versions of Rev is the formatForPrinting thing - the problem
of working out
Hi Dave,
Just make a group of images and set the hScrollbar and vScrollbar of
the group to true. Now you can make the group smaller, set the lockLoc
to true and scroll the list.
--
Best regards,
Mark Schonewille
Economy-x-Talk Consulting and Software Engineering
http://economy-x-talk.com
Hi All,
I'd like to build a list of images or icons and be able to scroll
through them and select etc. like a list. The end result I would like
is something like the list of volumes in the Startup Disk from System
Preferences on MacOS X.
Is there some sample code that shows how to achieve
Hi,
cRevStandaloneSettings should be in the stack you use to build the
project, it's the same file that you use when you select "Standalone
Application Setting" from the file menu. However to see it, you must
have enabled "Revolution UI Element in Lists" from the View Menu
*before* you op
I had a funny dream last night . . .
The end result is "PicTrix.rev" at revOnline under 'Richmond'
well, even if for no other reason I hope it will
cheer some people up after the recent sad news.
sincerely, Richmond Mathewson.
A Thor
cRevStandaloneSettings do not appear in the Mainsatck ?
Makes no difference searching for inclusions manually or auto.
Regards
Camm
cam...@tesco.net wrote:
> Mark ,
>
> Thanks I will look into that !
> Will it explain why it only happens with Rev 3.0 and not previous versions ?
> Also it
--- Randall Reetz wrote:
> On Jan 18, 2009, at 10:53 PM, Jiro Harada wrote:
>
> > What dose "OS level system wide file IO event"
> mean concretely?
>
> Example... user saves a file... at the moment it is
> saved... I want
> notification of this file IO event sent as a message
> to a rev stack.
With Inetbrowser as one substack I designed a button, which
creates Url-link-buttons in another substack.
They work fine, when the InetBrowser stack has been opened before, and when it
has'nt, they also work fine in debugging-mode,
-but the moment I leave debugging mode, (and
Mark ,
Thanks I will look into that !
Will it explain why it only happens with Rev 3.0 and not previous versions ?
Also it only happens if "ANSWER" is used in the script !
Steve
Mark Schonewille wrote:
> Hi Camm,
>
> Have you tried deleting the property cRevStandaloneSettings from your
Hi Camm,
Have you tried deleting the property cRevStandaloneSettings from your
mainstack? Turn on Revolution UI Elements in Lists in the View menu to
see this property in the property inspector.
Have you set the standalone settings to search for inclusions
manually? If a stack already has
Sorry , Only if "Answer" is used in the script !
cam...@tesco.net wrote:
> I have raised a few posts on this.
>
> It's a show stopper for me ! I need to use Rev 3.0 to use it's increased
> serial port access.
>
> I have used Rev for 4 years now , but with Rev 3.0 it fails to bulid a
> s
I have raised a few posts on this.
It's a show stopper for me ! I need to use Rev 3.0 to use it's increased serial
port access.
I have used Rev for 4 years now , but with Rev 3.0 it fails to bulid a
standalone for
Windows XP.
This happens ONLY if I set a password for the stack in the standalon
>Randall wrote :
>In rev, are externals written to a reference VM so that they are
only written once and can run on any platform? Or, do they have to be
written >separately to each platform?
I am also very interested in externals in Rev. From little I know so
far you need a different exte
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