Bill Marriott w...@wjm.org wrote:
That code didn't work for me ... Probably need something more like,
lock screen
put the screenmouseLoc into coord
set the screenmouseLoc to 350,350
put the mousecolor
set the screenmouseLoc to coord
unlock screen
Alternately, one can export snapshot
As to teaching kids, you'll have to speak to my wife who is a
certified K
through 12 and special needs school teacher. ;-) She was previously,
for 18
years, a Systems Engineer with IBM in charge of Education Systems and
installing computers in the classroom here.
--Nice!
Best,
The future ?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zWz1KbknIZkfeature=player_embedded
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On 20 Nov 2009, at 12:02, René Micout wrote:
The future ?
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I'm very glad that this will be usefully for you. As I say, the only
problem is convert the printer name to use _. I preparing my own
stack printer options to print using the shell commands.
Here you can found more info with more deep.
http://www.cups.org/doc-1.1/sum.html
When I have
Yeah, I discovered that one already. Many different ways of getting
the printers that are in the system preferences printing panel. But
apparently no way of telling which one is actually connected and
live. It's hard to believe that the system is unaware of this piece
of info until a print
Hi from Paris,
Stephen Barncard sent :
If one has ever had to work with punched cards
(and I have not) genuinely
deserves the title hard core.
Not only did I work with punched cards (and I think
there are more of you out there), but when the IBM026
and 029 card punches were not yet
In my experience getting teachers over 30 to understand even basic computer
functions is difficult. Getting any but a small fraction of teachers to want
to learn to program is more like leading a horse to the edge of the Grand
Canyon than leading it to water. :) This includes the most
Can anyone tell me whether a revlet can use the security certificate
of the host web server? Or does it need its own? I'm a relative
certificate novice, so forgive me if my question is hopelessly naïve.
Regards,
Devin
Devin Asay
Humanities Technology and Research Support Center
Brigham
This seems to do it for me as well. I'm trying this (watch linewraps)
(in a button, for testing)
on mouseUp
put shell(ioreg) into tList
filter tList with *IOUSBDevice*
-- | | | +-o DeskJet 8...@1d10 class IOUSBDevice, \
-- registered, matched, active, busy 0,
René Micout wrote:
The future ?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zWz1KbknIZkfeature=player_embedded
I don't know if it's the future, but it represents some very bold
thinking in useful directions. Very provocative.
How did you come across that?
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Hi Judy and Jim,
Many thanks for replying this request.
From my experience, software developers are harder
to convince to try RunRev than schools teachers.
Actually, my fellow teachers, do not teach software
development. They are not developers themselves
nor have previous experience with
Devin,
Can anyone tell me whether a revlet can use the security certificate of
the host web server? Or does it need its own? I'm a relative certificate
novice, so forgive me if my question is hopelessly naïve.
I don't believe revlets would use a cert; the revWeb plugin does. That's the
So would the cert that the revlet uses have to be stored on the client
machine or on the server, with the revlet expressly accessing the
certificate? I'm thinking about doing things like secure logins.
On Nov 20, 2009, at 10:04 AM, Bill Marriott wrote:
Devin,
Can anyone tell me whether a
I look every day at a french site named Mac4ever (yes it is french !!) :
http://www.mac4ever.com/news/
René
Le 20 nov. 09 à 17:12, Richard Gaskin a écrit :
I don't know if it's the future, but it represents some very bold
thinking in useful directions. Very provocative.
How did you come
Please re-post it. Sounds usefull.
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Friday, November 20, 2009, 8:12:27 AM, you wrote:
René Micout wrote:
The future ?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zWz1KbknIZkfeature=player_embedded
I don't know if it's the future, but it represents some very bold
thinking in useful directions. Very provocative.
...as long
I have been exploring various means of saving some information in a seamless
manner to use in a datagrid when an user saves a document stack. The
document stack requires the use of a dialog box. So that no problem. But I
wanted to save some information from the stack file to a datagrid after the
Hi Francis,
The way that you describe this task of early computer programming,
it sounds like a mental and physical challenge.
Did you know if there is some multimedia simulation of card
punching programming, made with Flash, Director,
Hypercard or Runrev?
Alejandro
Francis Nugent Dixon
Here's a nice one online:
http://www.kloth.net/services/cardpunch.php
This would be super-easy to do in Rev. 10 different ways.
we could do this in ON-REV if we could get access to some of the graphics
and stack stuff, like the templates.
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Stephen Barncard
San Francisco
Has anyone had a problem with the following?
on mouseUp
repeat with n = 0 to 1 step 0.1
put n, after aList
end repeat
put aList
end mouseUp
Returns
0,0.1,0.2,0.3,0.4,0.5,0.6,0.7,0.8,0.9,1,1.1,
However,
on mouseUp
repeat with n = 0 to 2 step 0.1
put n, after aList
Recently, Richard Gaskin wrote:
I just submitted a request in the RQCC for this:
http://quality.runrev.com/qacenter/show_bug.cgi?id=8446
Hi Richard:
I went ahead and voted for this but I'm curious how you expect to implement
such a thing? It's true that OS's are gaining support for the tech,
Scott Rossi wrote:
Recently, Richard Gaskin wrote:
I just submitted a request in the RQCC for this:
http://quality.runrev.com/qacenter/show_bug.cgi?id=8446
Hi Richard:
I went ahead and voted for this but I'm curious how you expect to implement
such a thing? It's true that OS's are gaining
Recently, René Micout wrote:
The future ?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zWz1KbknIZkfeature=player_embedded
Re: the hardware interface -- seems like a a keyless keyboard
Re: the software interface -- seems like reorientation of existing solutions
I would say this solution is as they
Wierd.
The issue is whether or not 0 is in the range of the counter.
So going from -2 to -1 ( or 1 to 2 or 66 to 67 or -3 to -2) gives 11
interations, as it should since the counter is inclusive.
But going from -1 to 1 (or -1 to 0 or 0 to -1) gives 12 interations, one
extra.
It is consistently
Bug in last post;
But going from -1 to 1 (or -1 to 0 or 0 to -1) gives 12 interations, one
extra. --either 22 or 12, not 21 or 11. Anyway, one extra.
An extra iteration is performed if 0 is within the range of the loop
counter. It seems that when the counter reaches its max value, if 0 was in
Yeah and then we could show it to Alejandro's teacher population and get
them all pumped up about scripting and...
nevermind... :-P
Judy
On Fri, 20 Nov 2009, stephen barncard wrote:
Here's a nice one online:
http://www.kloth.net/services/cardpunch.php
This would be super-easy to do in
For the following handler:
on mouseUp
repeat with y = 1 to 2 step 0.1 --startValue is 1
put , after loopCounter
end repeat
put the number of items of loopCounter -- 11, which is correct
end mouseUp
I tested all loops where the range was 1, with a startValue from 0 on up to
Keeping startValues constant but just changing the increment value
on mouseUp
repeat with n = 0 to 1 step 0.1 -- 0 is a bad starvalue
put , after loopCounter
end repeat
put the number of items of loopCounter
end mouseUp
With an increment of 0.1, and extra loop is run
Thanks Scott!
This does work. I sure wish I could wrap my head around *why* it works
however.
Regards,
Howard Bornstein
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On Fri, Nov 13, 2009 at 12:57 PM, Scott Rossi sc...@tactilemedia.comwrote:
Recently, Howard Bornstein wrote:
I am trying to do a
Recently, Howard Bornstein wrote:
This does work. I sure wish I could wrap my head around *why* it works
however.
When it comes to snapshots, you can think of a group as a sheet of glass --
all objects on the glass will be captured in your photograph, but the
glass (group) itself won't. In
Actually, this is really enlightening, given that
I do not live that time in computer history.
I remember that when i was a teenager, two of my
neighbors were University teachers who used
punch cards in their classes. Somewhere in this
house, there are some of these punch cards.
Always picked
My personal introduction to computers was TTL hardware. Anything I learn has
to have some end goal or purpose.
As my circuit boards got more and more complex, and wire wrapping was such
a pain just to lay out a little bit of stupid logic, that about 1975 I
started looking for a better way to
Craig,
Revolution does not use decimal numbers for its internal calculations (for
reasons of speed), the decimal representation of a number is sometimes slightly
off the correct number. (the dictionnary)
A repeat with loop with a fractional increment implies additions and
comparison of
Sorry, it was an accident of cut and paste in my demonstraiton. The results are:
0 : 0.16
1 : 0.200011
2 : 0.300044
3 : 0.400022
4 : 0.5
5 : 0.599978
6 : 0.699956
7 : 0.799933
8 : 0.899911
9 :
... and you should read:
9 : 0.999889 1, so your loop with i = 0 to 1 step 0.1 will
continue for one more step !
It's really time to go to bed...
J.
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University of
Jacques Hausser wrote:
Better not to use decimal increments in loops !
I didn't even know it was allowed until this thread started. I always
thought increments were limited to integers.
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stephen-
Friday, November 20, 2009, 12:08:25 PM, you wrote:
This would be super-easy to do in Rev. 10 different ways.
Couldn't resist the challenge. I uploaded a Hollerith Card Script
Editor to revOnline.
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mwie...@ahsoftware.net
I get all that, and should have realized that decimals are not quite what
they seem. I knew that.
I got caught up in the fact that they were a function of some binary
pattern. Without going into the 19th decimal place, this is probably not even a
mystery.
Craig Newman
Fellow Rev-ers,
We have a fine 4 minute video that demonstrates how tRev's Object
Browser will now let you:
- Drag an object in the Object Browser to re-layer it.
- Shift+drag an object to clone and relayer it.
- Double-click an object name in Browser to re-name it.
- BONUS: Set content of a
Fellow babies,
I neglected to post the link to the video I mentioned in my last post:
http://reveditor.com/feature-friday-drag-n-drop-layering-inline-ed
Enjoy!
Jerry Daniels
Editing something? We can help.
http://reveditor.com
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but it works if you set the numberformat to match
on mouseUp
put empty into fld results
--set the numberFormat to #.##
set the numberFormat to #.#
put 0 into j
repeat with i = 0 to 11 -- for demonstration
add 0.1 to j
I have to admit that I do not use the Data Grid often enough to be
comfortable with it, and I have problems finding how to do things.
I have a simple 3 column table style datagrid and I populate the first two
columns though a SQLite database. No problem. I would like to run a
calculation on the
Le 21 nov. 2009 à 05:13, stephen barncard a écrit :
but it works if you set the numberformat to match
Yes Stephen, if the computation stays inside the loop, but not for the
computation on the counter itself ! Try
on mouseUp
put into fld Result
set the numberformat to
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