I believe Rev is a Cocoa app and has been for a little while.
Bill Vlahos
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On Aug 29, 2009, at 4:47 PM, Peter W A Wood peterwaw...@gmail.com
wrote:
I think there can be little doubt that Revolution is a Carbon
application. The easiest way to tell is when the old black
jim sims wrote:
I usually us a Mac, but I have a crappy XP machine with a CRT that I
do testing with. I use this machine as a low range, base sort of test
vehicle. The best it can do is 1280x1024 resolution.
What resolution are most of your Windows apps planned for?
What is the most common
jim sims wrote:
What resolution are most of your Windows apps planned for?
What is the most common resolution that your users use?
http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_display.asp
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Fourth World
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Still having the error 'NilObjectException the application must shut
down' when using the 'launch' command.
Looks like the target app to launch is producing the error on Windows
Vista.
Here is the relevant code that tries to launch...
set the defaultFolder to it
launch MyProgram.exe
launch
Jim Sims wrote:
I usually us a Mac, but I have a crappy XP machine with a CRT that I
do testing with. I use this machine as a low range, base sort of test
vehicle. The best it can do is 1280x1024 resolution.
What resolution are most of your Windows apps planned for?
What is the most
As a survey's output of one of my asp's app :
1.
1440x900
173
45,17 %
2.
1024x768
83
21,67 %
3.
1280x1024
25
6,53 %
4.
1280x800
23
6,01 %
5.
1440x829
18
4,70 %
6.
1680x1050
16
4,18 %
7.
800x600
8
2,09 %
8.
1152x864
7
1,83 %
9.
1920x1200
5
1,31 %
10.
1280x960
4
1,04 %
11.
1366x768
3
0,78 %
12.
Adrian Williams wrote:
Still having the error 'NilObjectException the application must shut
down' when using the 'launch' command.
Looks like the target app to launch is producing the error on Windows
Vista.
Here is the relevant code that tries to launch...
set the defaultFolder to it
Everything wrapped. :-( Should have looked like this:
Stop using it. Your code snippet does not show what it is set to.
What is the default folder being set to? What are you launching? Why do
you
have two launch statements?
Try:
put the defaultFolder into tOrigDefaultFolder
set the
I don't know how useful this is:
Did a quick survey with the 30-odd kids I teach about 2 months
ago (all but 2 run Windows XP at home; 2 run Mint Linux):
1024 x 768 every time!
In my school:
3 machines running Ubuntu: 1024 x 768
Notary's office down the road (4 x Windows 2000 and 1 x
Am I right in understanding that end users need to make a decision as
to whether or not Safari/Firefox runs as 32 bit or 64 bit?
In my experience most users don't understand what things like this
mean. Or even what it means for an app to be PPC, Intel or Universal
Binary (last week I had to spend
LOL. Let me try double spacing. My email client is obviously still messed
from a couple months ago when I had a total network-wide crash of all my
computers.
Try:
put the defaultFolder into tOrigDefaultFolder
set the defaultFolder to C:\theDirTheExeIsIn -- Put actual dir the exe is
in here
Jim,
The docs give the it example - so I used it verbatim.
There are not two launch statements.
The 'get shell' is a script in another button I was trying too. But I
got the same error.
Guess this is all to do with the defaultFolder.
The reason I wanted to use it was that I have no way to know
Le 30-août-09 à 00:50, Sivakatirswami a écrit :
Yves:
I second Dave's idea. Are you sure it does not have what you need:
POST tUploadData to url tURL
put it into tServerResponse
I use this a lot...
(not tested in revlet)
Christian Langers wrote:
Hi Yves,
may it be :
put
What the RunRev team could do, is offer a 64-bit version of the plug-in, while
leaving the revWebPlayer application itself in 32-bit - that's the advantage of
using a separate helper application inside which to run the actual stacks.
Jan Schenkel
=
Quartam Reports PDF Library for
Jim,
Double spacing works for me.
I don't want to give an explicit full pathname because someone else
(user) will be saving the Folder
(containing all the exe's for use) and I cannot guarantee it will be
in the path I might specify.
Thought I could save requiring full pathname by the use of
What I did when I was testing out tRev was go to the Plugins folder
and move everything labelled GLX or Galaxy to another folder. Then,
when I reverted to GLX-use only, I moved all of those things back into
the Plugins folder.
--
Nicolas Cueto
___
False alarm - it was an old version of Default Folder X causing the
problems...
Ian
On 29 Aug 2009, at 21:54, Ian Wood wrote:
Oh cr*p.
Just tested in Rev Studio 3.5 gm2 and RevMedia 4.0.0 on 10.6:
Make new stack.
Add a QT Player object from the tools palette.
Open inspector, click on
Dear Adrian,
Jim,
The docs give the it example - so I used it verbatim.
In general, my stock advise is don't use it unless you are absolutely sure
that it has just been set (as in right after a get). There are too many
handlers that set it. When you get to using sends and communications, it's
Dear Adrian,
Jim,
Double spacing works for me.
Apologies for the poorly formatted posts.
I don't want to give an explicit full pathname because someone else
(user) will be saving the Folder
(containing all the exe's for use) and I cannot guarantee it will be
in the path I might specify.
To help plan your viewing of the RunRevLive09 webcasts, here's where
to view the schedule:
http://www.runrevlive.com/schedule/day-zero/
http://www.runrevlive.com/schedule/day-one/
http://www.runrevlive.com/schedule/day-two/
There's also http://www.runrevlive.com/schedule/day-plus/, but it
Nicolas,
It's really easy to stop GLX2 from being part of Revolution.
There is only ONE file that makes GLX2 work:
GLX2 Code.rev
Move it from, or compress it in the third party plugins folder and
GLX2 no longer comes alive when you start Revolution.
Best,
Jerry Daniels
Watch tRev - The
Hi
I have a stack with a menu option to hide/show the backdrop In the IDE
everything works as it should, however, in the standalone things
don't. Specifically when the backdrop is visible and I drag the
standalone's window it goes 'behind' the backdrop. The only way to
regain control of the app
Just get rid of the backdrop: more trouble than it's worth and can
really cheese-off end-users who may want to access stuff on their
desktop at the same time as your app is running.
OR, if you really feel the urge to have some sort of backdrop
use a vast substack with a neutral colour/texture
Hi Richmond
Thanks for the quick reply and the example stack. I'm incorporating
its ideas into my stack almost as I type!
2009/8/30 Richmond Mathewson richmondmathew...@gmail.com:
Just get rid of the backdrop: more trouble than it's worth and can
really cheese-off end-users who may want to
Jim,
When defaultFolder is set to a valid path C:\Program Files\MyApp.exe
my code works.
Is there a way to retrieve the location of the Folder in which the
current application is running.
Then set deafultFolder to that?
Thanks for your perseverance with me on this topic.
Adrian
On 30 Aug
Im hoping Trevor won't mind me sharing this little snippet of code:
FUNCTION getPathToFile pFile
put the filename of this stack into the theFile
set the itemdelimiter to slash
put pFile into the last item of theFile
return theFile
END getPathToFile
To use:
put getPathFile(filename
Len,
Thanks for this. Looks like just what I need!
I guess the FUNCTION can go in on openStack and the 'put' part in a
card or button script?
Adrian
On 30 Aug 2009, at 17:24, Len Morgan wrote:
Im hoping Trevor won't mind me sharing this little snippet of code:
FUNCTION getPathToFile pFile
Len,
I'm sure we're getting there! Your explanations are great. Just tried
this all in the same script:
-- function
getPathToFile pFile
put the filename of this stack into theFile --removed unwanted
'the' from your original
set the itemdelimiter to slash
put pFile into the last item
Adrian,
Yes, you can define the function anywhere you like as long as it's in
the message path when you want to execute it. But you don't DEFINE the
function in the openStack. That is a function (handler actually) all
it's own but you can define it in the same script. Remember that it's
Adrian,
SOAPBOX state='mount'
Before we go any further, if you're going to get MEANINGFUL help from
this forum, you've got to be much more specific when you ask a question
or show a code segment. For example:
-- function
getPathToFile pFile
put the filename of this stack into theFile
Hello Adrian,
I've sort of re-written what Len suggested but without using a
separate function or handler. You can just put the whole thing in
where you need it. Eventually you may want to break out pieces of
your code by using custom functions and commands but this should work.
Scott
On Sun, Aug 30, 2009 at 7:40 PM, Bernard Devlinbdrun...@gmail.com wrote:
Am I right in understanding that end users need to make a decision as
to whether or not Safari/Firefox runs as 32 bit or 64 bit?
Early adopters of Snow Leopard who are testing the alpha version of
the RunRev plugin will
tRev watchers, admirers, and users...
We have just released tRev's latest feature: Raptor. If you haven't
heard about Raptor, there's a short (3 minutes), easy-to-watch (not
fuzzy) video of it working on our site. Click this link here to watch
it in action.
http://reveditor.com/raptor
Thank you Scott for stating what I was trying to say far more
diplomatically than I could given my mood at the time. Civility rocks!
len
Scott Morrow wrote:
Hello Adrian,
I've sort of re-written what Len suggested but without using a
separate function or handler. You can just put the
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