Quick question. How does one edit the stacks that make up the Rev
development environment?
Thanks,
J.
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Much obliged, Eric! :)
J.
On Sep 20, 2008, at 9:19 AM, Eric Chatonet wrote:
Bonjour J.
Le 20 sept. 08 à 15:57, J. Downs a écrit :
Quick question. How does one edit the stacks that make up the Rev
development environment?
The best way to access IDE objects is:
1. In Preferences
Cool bass site! I believe Mark Wieder is also an earth shaker - any
others here?
Did both my undergrad and master's in music, so I was playing quite a
variety of instruments. Played upright bass for a bit: poorly. :P
Spent more time with the electric bass—some jazz, mostly rock—but
Perhaps those interested could add their votes to an enhancement
request that Jeanne filed back in 2005 which makes the request
along with syntax suggestions:
http://quality.runrev.com/qacenter/show_bug.cgi?id=3147
Absolutely brilliant proposal. Should have been done two years ago.
J.
Research papers would be most helpful, but even offhand comments
from interviews with Apple staff or others in the know would be good.
So you're saying we should abstain from rampant speculation? Way to
cut me off at the knees, Richard. ;)
J.
Have any good books on Rev/Transcript been published, or is
everyone still using old HyperCard/Talk books as references?
So, I'll take the lack of response as a no. Any of you have one in
the works? I'd like to read some good references on language changes
since HyperTalk.
J.
How does one import an old HyperCard stack into the latest versions
of Rev? Rev doesn't recognize the stacks via the Finder, Dock, or
Open dialogue. Any hints?
Thanks,
J.
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Have any good books on Rev/Transcript been published, or is everyone
still using old HyperCard/Talk books as references?
J.
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is your german perfect, List-Mom?
Ugh. Enough, people. Back to Revolution.
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preferences:
Man, look at their value - they are traded (I guess - they havent
filed
anything since 2005). Is that an undersea canyon or ? My depth finder
doesn't go that deep :-)
Does that really say 18 cents per share? Wow, I've heard buy low,
sell high but that's ridiculous. :P
J.
WHAT is needed is something with nearly all the capabilities of
Runtime Revolution with a FRONT-END that is fully automated in such
a way that a Professor of Anatomy (for example) can sit down in
front of their computer and rapidly, and with no need to learn
xTalk, Logo, Bogo or
I've always stuck with Safari because it historically renders much
faster on my machine than any other browser. Now you've all forced
me to take another look at FF for my web development. Thanks. At
least I will have something to keep me busy over the three-day
weekend. ;)
J.
On
PCs can and should be used for experts to produce materials for
content delivery and reinforcement
without those experts having to learn either programming or the
intricacies of the modern WIMP GUIs
that are almost universal.
Back in ancient times, there were several engines that sat atop
What made it possible to use HC that way was its hint bits, a
system for indexing field contents which is not only proprietary
but patented as well. Hint bits made it ultra-fast for obtaining
data across the otherwise-complex structures that make up cards and
fields.
Certainly any such
Cool. Let us know what Apples says when you write to ask them for
the code. ;)
lol. i'd reverse engineer it for you, but haven't the foggiest where
to begin with such an enterprise. :P
j.
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He's obviously built this with RealBasic. And, as someone who used to
struggle with the poor quality and bugginess of RealBasic, I have to
hand it to him, he's achieved something nearly miraculous. Namely,
he's
almost managed to make a working HyperCard-like environment and he's
done it in
I think it is common amongst old-time xTalk programmers to use
capitals instead of underscores, although that means you need to
press two keys anyways.
do myHandler -- now holds crdHandler
The Bible on styling code, as far as I've ever been concerned:
I can't think of anything more useful than being able to use
automate file system objects as they are created by the user (in
any program). Am i really the only one who is wishing in this
direction? Imagine something as simple as having every image file
tht ends up on the desktop being
Don't confuse virtuoso violin playing with composing new music.
This industry has got itself into a bit of trouble attracting more
engineers than scientist/artists.
A simple review of most independent developers' web pages confirms
this. ;-P
J.
The separation of the User Guide lets people have a PDF - a highly
desired/demanded change - but it can make it harder to find
specific things because the docs are not all in one place and can't
be linked together or searched for globally as easily.)
It would make sense to include both.
you ... didn't ... buy... applecare?
Do people really purchase extended warranties in this day and age?
J.
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I certainly do for all my cars. I used to do it for laptops, until
I was
burned by CompUSA, and didn't purchase one for my most recent Sony. I
recommend it for laptops for my wife and kid, as they are really
hard on
'stuff.' I don't for desktops. 3-year max seems to be the best deal
here.
I feel for the customer as she purchased this high-end machine for
business use. Vista's been nothing but problems when the computer is
running, and Gateway will not refund, nor will they replace the
machine.
What is Gateway's length of warranty?
J.
If all you want to do is sell Rev to that small niche (perhaps even
smaller than the potential niche of the ed market!) of savvy
programmers who aren't afraid to use something other than the
commonly-accepted programming languages of C/++/#, Java etc., then
fine; but if you want to open up Rev's
1 Year... and she's had it for 3 months.
Moral: Never Use Windows.
Personally, I'd be calling Gateway four times per day until they
replaced the machine. It clearly meets the textbook definition of
defective.
J.
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You can buy a lot of library books for the price of a computer lab.
My rural, moderately low SES (approx. 30% Free and Reduced Lunch)
elementary school has a full-loaded computer lab and *ten* technology-
focused regular third and fourth grade classrooms (each equipped with
16 desktop
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