Hi,
this question has been raising to my mind mind lately. I have not been
able to connect Oracle with Revolution using the normal connection
identifiers. So my question is if the Revolution really is supporting
Oracle connections or is it just a hoax? It could be that I'm making the
mistake
Is the aim to have a version you can take with you and use wherever you are?
Or is the aim to be able to use the IDE from any computer you find around,
without rebooting?
If the first, then how about taking a portable minimalist linux distro with
you? Puppy, for instance, or Slax? Then boot
I'm still using a several-year-old copy of Quicksilver with the
clipboard plug-in for this.
Ian
___
use-revolution mailing list
use-revolution@lists.runrev.com
Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription
preferences:
Hi Sakari,
Oracle support for Revolution is not a joke - I'm assuming you have an
Enterprise license otherwise you can't connect to Oracle anyway.
First of all, on which platform and cpu architecture are you working?
Secondly, what version of Oracle are you trying to connect to?
Thirdly, can
One of the key differences between 'send' and 'dispatch' (other than the 'with'
extension to more easily pass paramaters), is that 'dispatch' won't throw an
error if the message isn't handled.
So in fact, when you use
##
dispatch foo to this stack with bar
##
It internally works more like
##
How long will it be before RunRev works with Snow Leopard without needing
Rosetta (like other major programs)?
On Mon, Oct 26, 2009 at 2:03 PM, Sandra HARGROVE sandr...@comcast.netwrote:
Hi,
This is how you solve the opening problems with Revolution on Macs using
Snow Leopard.
1) Go back to
Reminds me of the Hypercard days... Can't upgrade my computer now.
On Mon, Oct 26, 2009 at 2:03 PM, Sandra HARGROVE sandr...@comcast.netwrote:
Hi,
This is how you solve the opening problems with Revolution on Macs using
Snow Leopard.
1) Go back to the original Snow Leopard System
Runrev doesn't require Rosetta, and hasn't done so for *years*.
Sandra was just giving a slightly bizarre workaround for the double-
click to open bug.
Ian
On 27 Oct 2009, at 14:43, william humphrey wrote:
How long will it be before RunRev works with Snow Leopard without
needing
Rosetta
The only thing that doesn't seem to work so far, is opening your rev stacks by
double-clicking the icon in the finder; you can still open these files
perfectly fine from within the Rev IDE.
I wouldn't exactly call that a reason to abstain from upgrading to Snow
Leopard. It's just a minor
Actually, the work-around that Sandra offered works because the
problem is in the intel code and the way Snow Leopard and RunRev
interact. Until a permanent solution is distributed, running Rev
under Rosetta (using the PPC code) works.
Marc Siskin
On Oct 27, 2009, at 10:46 AM, Ian Wood
Hi all
I am using a datagrid form with a query from a db.
The query result is about 1 records.
Each line in the form has an arrow which you can click to expand the line and
to read other information about the record (with another query).
If I set the dgProp[fixed row height] to false (to
On Oct 27, 2009, at 3:48 PM, Jan Schenkel wrote:
It's just a minor deficiency caused by a not-backward-compatible
change Apple applied to the 'odoc' AppleEvent.
I wonder if this affects drag drop and/or other functionality in Rev
standalones?
Anyone have an opinion?
sims
I'm trying to wrap my head around the container for a multiple choice
question quizes.
And individual quiz will run inside a revlet eventually. We can them
successively from the web server.
The GUI will have sounds and images when users make selections etc.
That's the easy part... the back
Hi Jan,
thanks for the reply, I was already given up the hope for connecting
Oracle. Here's the string I'm using to connect the database.
revOpenDatabase(oracle, localhost, ORCL, sakari, test) ORCL
being the SID, sakari the username and test the password. I'm using
oracle 10g on OS X 10.5,
The server shouldn't be the difference, it's the Rev client. Is this client on
MaxOSX running on Intel by any chance? I seem to recall that the RevDB driver
for Oracle couldn't be updated because the underlying library for Intel hadn't
been released yet by Oracle itself.
Aha, just dug up entry
If anyone still has the patience. Richard?
The following flies in the face of everything we just anguished over.
Nothing in the stack script. This in the field script...
on keydown
send beep 3 to this stack
--dispatch beep to this stack with 3
end keyDown
Comment either as you see
DunbarX wrote:
The following flies in the face of everything we just anguished over.
Nothing in the stack script. This in the field script...
on keydown
send beep 3 to this stack
--dispatch beep to this stack with 3
end keyDown
Comment either as you see fit. Type a char.
Send works
Well, I don't much like dBases, or XML, so here's what I'd probably do
Answer (a)
1. Have a folder for each category.
2. in the folder, have a file (category.tx, maybe?) with the first line
containing the category name, and subsequent lines containing the
verbiage for it.
3. have a
Alex Tweedly wrote:
Well, I don't much like dBases, or XML, so here's what I'd probably
do
Ha! Alex, thank you... a man after my own heart. I've often cogitated
and cogitated and ended up using flat text files for data that runs in
the 2000 record or less category because I too had a
Sivakatirswami wrote:
But I have not heard yet if the iRevServer Engine will honor start
using stack Quizes
While waiting for start using to work, I was able to get an old-style
CGI to start using a stack, and integrate that with an iRev page. The
iRev page posts to the CGI, which returns
My Mac is an Intel mac indeed and has instant client installed. I also
tried to connect with similar string on my work with Windows client and
could not connect. What is Rosetta may I ask?
Jan Schenkel wrote:
The server shouldn't be the difference, it's the Rev client. Is this client on
Richard.
What a great response. Really. Could be edited into a entry to the lessons
group.
My whole point, from the beginning, had very little to do with finding a
solution; I had several by the time I posted, and was taught others, learning
some more Rev along the way.
It was always about
On Wed, Oct 28, 2009 at 8:31 AM, Alex Tweedly a...@tweedly.net wrote:
Answer (b)
instead of a subfolder, I might have a Tab separated spreadsheet with the
quiz/questions/answers. Changes would be pretty obvious
-- Alex.
Sivakatirswami,
I'd have to agree with Alex's option b. There's
On Tue, Oct 27, 2009 at 8:22 AM, Jim Ault jimaultw...@yahoo.com wrote:
For years I used CopyPaste Lite (free), and recently upgraded to CopyPaste
Pro because of the extra features and storage capabilities.
Also a CopyPaste fan. Like the way you can do it fast from the keyboard, no
mouse
Ian Wood wrote:
I'm still using a several-year-old copy of Quicksilver with the
clipboard plug-in for this.
I love the Quicksilver clipboard shelf too. Especially that I can drag
and drop items from it to any other environment and the clipboard shelf
stays open. and since I live with QS
25 matches
Mail list logo
