Unfortunately, despite repeated tries, I can't get an answer from Rev
about this issue of setting the cursor to busy in revweb. I don't know
why they would keep this info a secret and leave developers hanging on
such a fundamental matter, but that seems to be the case.
For now, I have to
Hello,
I need to do an import snapshot on a portion of my stack. But if it's work well
in revMedia, on the web, the snapshot seem to be relative to the corner of the
browser's window, not the stack's window.
How do this ?
Thx !___
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Hi Richard,
At the risk of sounding like a broken record: have you filed this in the
Quality Control Center? I had a quick search for the words revlet and cursor
(both together and apart), and couldn't find such a report.
It only takes a minute to fill out a bug report, and the more information
Well, technically, the revlet is not a window of its own, but occupies part of
the browser window, but that's splitting hairs ;-)
Please file a report in the Quality Control Center so that the RunRev team can
decide what to do about this: update the documentation, or modify the command.
Here's what I do to export a snapshot in RevWeb. I'd guess the same code
works for import snapshot.
This is exporting a snapshot of a player object into a file fname.
if development is in the environment then
put the rect of player 1 into temp
put item 1 of the topleft of this
Hi,
there must be a realy obvious solution, but i can't see it :-/
I put a gradient on a graphic (type rectangle).
This gradient is from left to right.
Now i just want to turn it by 90 degrees, so that my gradient is from
top to bottom.
Dictionary gives my rotate and angle, but both won't do
Hi Jan,
I didn't create a formal report, but have sent several emails about this
directly to Kevin. Hard to believe those wouldn't get to the proper
place, but I probably should file this in the QC center as well.
Richard
Jan Schenkel wrote:
Hi Richard,
At the risk of sounding like a
Actually, tab menus, option menus and combo boxes can't have hierarchical
submenus - even if you can enter tabs in their text, which would result in
hierarchical menus for any other menu mode.
Tab menu and option menu buttons are the only ones that have a reliable
'menuHistory' property, as
This may sound rude, Richard, but please don't bug Kevin directly about this
sort of thing. He is the _manager_ of the company, and even if he likes
scripting himself (which he does), his job is to run the business and ensure
its commercial success. He receives loads of emails every day, and it
I hear you Jan. No problem.
My thought was not to expect a response from Kevin, but that it takes
only a few seconds for him to forward it to the appropriate party. But
I'll file a formal report now.
Richard
Jan Schenkel wrote:
This may sound rude, Richard, but please don't bug Kevin
Hi Claus,
Take a look at the 'fillGradient' property in the Dictionary. It is an array of
different properties of the gradient which fills your graphic.
Of particular interest are the 'from', 'to and 'via' sub-properties, as these
designate where the gradient starts and ends, and at what angle.
I prefer Wikipedia ;-)
. but of course, there comes a point where Latin tyrants have to
surrender to the democracy of usage.
David G
On 13 Nov 2009, at 5:38 pm, Luis wrote:
From: Luis l...@anachreon.co.uk
Date: 13 November 2009 9:56:50 am GMT
To: How to use Revolution
Claus-
Saturday, November 14, 2009, 8:45:18 AM, Jan wrote:
Take a look at the 'fillGradient' property in the Dictionary. It
is an array of different properties of the gradient which fills your
graphic.
Of particular interest are the 'from', 'to and 'via'
sub-properties, as these designate
On Nov 14, 2009, at 11:45 AM, Jan Schenkel wrote:
Take a look at the 'fillGradient' property in the Dictionary. It is an array
of different properties of the gradient which fills your graphic.
Of particular interest are the 'from', 'to and 'via' sub-properties, as these
designate where the
The 'angle' property is only applicable to graphics of type 'oval' - it is
actually a synonym for the 'startAngle' property, which along with the
'arcAngle'property, allows you to make segments of an oval, rather than a full
oval.
It would be great if the RunRev team could give us any type of
Recently, Colin Holgate wrote:
what is the reason that the rectangle itself doesn't rotate? You can set the
loc of a graphic, and that works, and you can set the angle of the graphic,
and put it to see that it's changed, but the graphic hasn't rotated.
I'll guess the reason is because the
Of course, it was a bit lazy to just tell you to read the dictionary, but I was
hungry and dinner was just ready ;-)
Now, what I usually do is draw the rectangle (or roundrect, or oval,...) and
then use the Gradient panel to select the gradient type and quickly set the
colors; then I use this
On Nov 14, 2009, at 7:07 PM, Jan Schenkel wrote:
It would be great if the RunRev team could give us any type of
affine transformation, as is possible with Java2D graphics. They
allow you to apply translation, rotation, stretching, skewing, etc.
to anything you 'draw' in a Graphics2D
Recently, Claus Dreischer wrote:
So, how do i get a gradient from top to bottom?
SHAMELESS PLUG
If you're interested in managing gradients a bit more interactively, I have
a Revolution plugin called tm|gradient that allows you to control virtually
every gradient property, along with preset
Cool - but that's using an external ;-)
Another Java2D trick I've seen a few times is painting a reflection of an
entire scene, including a running quicktime movie, below the scene. So it looks
like you're watching something on tv, and see it bouncing off the table that's
sitting in front of
Richard Miller wrote:
I didn't create a formal report, but have sent several emails about this
directly to Kevin. Hard to believe those wouldn't get to the proper
place, but I probably should file this in the QC center as well.
That's the problem then. Kevin doesn't do tech support and isn't
Richard,
it only takes a few seconds for you to post it at the bug report site if you
want those who will fix the problem to see your entry. Emails are a lousy
bug fixing support tool, hard to collect, distribute and file. Please
don't *bug* the CEO on support matters He's working on the
I heard this message three hours ago and stated I was filing a report
then. It's been done.
Richard Miller
stephen barncard wrote:
Richard,
it only takes a few seconds for you to post it at the bug report site if you
want those who will fix the problem to see your entry. Emails are a lousy
Ok,
this is really getting embarrassing ...
@Jan:
Yes, now i can somewhat understand what the dictionary tried to tell me.
(basic embarrassment i get quite a lot when trying something new)
Yes, suddenly there are some round selection points i can use to
interactively rotate the gradient.
(This
Sarah,
You wrote:
I tested printing a page with a revlet and it worked fine.
Mac OS X 10.6.2, Safari 4.0.3
By printing... with a revlet, I am not sure whether you meant the
revlet issued the print command or the browser did.
If your browser issued the print command, then on my Firefox 3.5.5
Thanks for responding, Jan.
You wrote:
- yes, you can print from a revlet, as long as you have the proper print
commands in your script, and requested the proper security settings, and the
user allowed it
Is print this card a proper print command? I tried it out in a
revlet button but no
Good morning Revolution!
This morning, it was a nice, sunny morning, I got an E-Mail from you,
telling me, that I'm one of the people with a longer experience. For that
reason you have a fantastic offer with half the price of RunRev 4.00 Sounds
good I thought. But being a carefull person I
I tested printing a page with a revlet and it worked fine.
Mac OS X 10.6.2, Safari 4.0.3
By printing... with a revlet, I am not sure whether you meant the
revlet issued the print command or the browser did.
If your browser issued the print command, then on my Firefox 3.5.5 +
WinXP the
Its amazing how different experiences can be. I have worked 8 hours straight
today with 4.0.0 without a single hiccup (except the self-inflicted ones).
I think the new release is a major success.
Neal Campbell
Abroham Neal Software
www.dxbase.com
www.abrohamnealsoftware.com
www.sdrsystems.com
But then,after starting an application, the problems also started. The speed
is away from all reallity. (orking on Windows) A ^T blocks the computer for
mor than 2 (!!!) minutes and the CPU-usage goes to 100%. Jumping from one to
another CD leaves time for boiling water for a tea with a CPU
can the iRev engine get the dimension in width and height of an image
file on the web server?
The challenge being: if you want to deliver a slide show where images
are constrained to e.g. 700 px, but that constraint could be either by
height or by width and you will have x number of images in
On Sun, Nov 15, 2009 at 11:11 AM, Sivakatirswami ka...@hindu.org wrote:
can the iRev engine get the dimension in width and height of an image file
on the web server?
Here is how I do it, using ImageMagick:
-- Rev function that uses ImageMagick to get the dimensions of an image
-- returns
Sarah Reichelt wrote:
On Sun, Nov 15, 2009 at 11:11 AM, Sivakatirswami ka...@hindu.org wrote:
can the iRev engine get the dimension in width and height of an image file
on the web server?
Here is how I do it, using ImageMagick:
-- Rev function that uses ImageMagick to get the
Control-T and navigating cards works instantly for me. Windows 7 64-bit
and Windows XP (Max OS X Snow Leopard, too.) Haven't heard of this issue
from any other of hundreds of beta testers and users. Need details to
see what's really going on.
Inselfan wrote:
A ^T blocks the computer for
mor
I used my browser's Print menu item, not any revlet print command.
Thanks Sarah.
I'd appreciate hearing from any Windows users who can confirm whether
or not their browser can print out a revlet. For example, Sarah's
System info revlet at:
http://www.troz.net/rev/revweb.irev?revlet=System
Nicolas-
Saturday, November 14, 2009, 7:15:37 PM, you wrote:
I'd appreciate hearing from any Windows users who can confirm whether
or not their browser can print out a revlet. For example, Sarah's
System info revlet at:
http://www.troz.net/rev/revweb.irev?revlet=System
Blank here with
Le 14 nov. 2009 à 17:01, Richard Miller a écrit :
Hope that does it for you.
Richard Miller
Thank ! It's perfect !
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