*The answer will probably be somewhere in the Apple HIG...
Which can be found here:
http://developer.apple.com/documentation/UserExperience/Conceptual/OSXHIGuidelines/XHIGIntro/chapter_1_section_1.html
-James
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On Feb 28, 2005, at 12:50 PM, Mathewson wrote:
1.In Bulgaria all the ISPs shut off most of the ports so
that it is (supposedly) only possible to access the internet via
a PC using Microsoft Windows.
And they think that's more secure?!
2. RR is unknown here.
You can be Bulgaria's RR Pioneer! They
If you haven't heard of There.com
(http://www.there.com/whatIsThere.html), you are missing out on an amazing
experience. There is a 3D, online virtual community with live humans
behind their avatars. You can try it for free (no credit card required)
for 3 days. Unfortunately it's only
Here is yet another version:
put replaceText(tText, \s+, tab) into tText
I got help for this from the archives by doing a search on replacetext
regex (without the quotes).
-James
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Alex -
revGo URL http://www.google.com/search?q=mysearch;
or perhaps
put field GoogleSearch into mySearchString
revGo URL (http://www.google.com/search?q=; mySearchString)
I think you have a typo in your tip. Shouldn't be a space between revGo
and URL. revGo URL should be revGoURL.
Mark -
This is indeed a sad passing
(http://jef.raskincenter.org/home/index.html). I have to comment
though, when I saw Raskin speak with the other original Apple/Macintosh
pioneers at MacWorld EXPO Boston (2004), Raskin came across to everyone
as a very bitter man. It was actually kind of
I'm using Rev 2.0.3 and I was going to try out Rev 2.5, but it crashes
on OSX 10.1.
Are you not even using 10.1.5? Man, you really need to at least move
to Jaguar (MacOSX 10.2.8). It is a highly regarded opinion that 10.1
had lots of problems that were finally fixed by 10.2. That's my two
Wilhelm -
That's a very cool stack! Just by coincidence the first word that came
up for me was garden. However, when I saw the scrambled letters, I
saw a true, one-word anagram for garden, danger. Let's not get
into the psychological reasons for that ;-PSo, it now seems
another
Jim -
Not sure I completely understand your dilemma, but it sounds like you
may want to look at your User's com.apple.LaunchServices.plist file,
located in /Users/username/Preferences/com.apple.LaunchServices.plist
(or wherever the user's home folder is). :-) This file holds file/app
Hey, Todd. Welcome to the Revolution!!
-James
On Feb 19, 2005, at 4:55 PM, Todd Higgins wrote:
Hi Everyone,
I purchased Dreamcard last fall and I upgraded to Revolution last
month just in time to take advantage of the AltBrowser/MagicCarpet
Xmas combo (Thanks Kevin and Chipp for the generous
Richard -
A Google search for Apple error 10660 (without quotes) turns up hints
that either the app needed to open the doc is in the Trash, or the file
has lost it's a file/application association. Try a Get Info on the
doc and re-associate it with the app. I'm basing this hint on just
what
The Apple Software Update for MacOSX 10.3.8 is now available.
Update with caution as always.
-James
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Actually, I'm going to try making a
com1 folder on a CD (from my Mac)
and inserting that into a Windows box.
Hmm...
GOOD GOD MAN!! ARE YOU CRAZY!! You could rip a hole in the space-time
continuum and squirt us all out of this dimension like watermelon seeds!!
You can't just go
The $HOME environment variable is present on most *NIX systems
(including OS X) and points to the correct home directory, even if it
is on a server or in some location other than the default.
On Feb 3, 2005, at 11:12 PM, James Cass wrote:
Does anyone know if there's a way to remove a
specific folder
Sorry if I'm way off on this but, I just jumped in here.
1. If you just want to update a Finder window, you can do that with
the Applescript update folder pathToFolder. I've had to use this to
refresh the contents of open Finder windows. I don't do that any more
though.
2. If you want to
Why not just use the built-in Mac OS X screen
saver with your own pictures as the resource
for the slide show?
That's fine, but that's just one type of screen saver. I might want to
make a customized screen saver that's actually an application that does
something a lot cooler than just present
I wish I lived in Ireland!
-James
On Jan 28, 2005, at 10:57 AM, Andrew Meit wrote:
Anyone on list who lives in or near Galway, Ireland? If so, please
contact me off-list. Thanks.
Andrew
-{Choose Life, Create hope, Nurture Love...}-
___
use-revolution
Andre-
(B
(BThat looks fantastic! The only (very picky) suggestion I have is with the
(Binstant messenger (http://homepage.mac.com/soapdog/DataJR/DataJr03.png).
(BYou may want a space or two between the speaker and what is being said.
(BNow it looks like "andre:hey hey hey!". Maybe have
Apple's TextEdit, which is the default
RTF reader in OS X) ignores the styling.
What makes it even trickier, is that a user can turn on/off the TextEdit
preferences to ignore rich text commands in RTF files (or HTML files).
If you were giong to use TextEdit as a complementary app to a Rev
I had to contribute this one regarding the distinction between the Queen's
English and American English. Wait until you mix the Queen's English with
Good Ol' Southern (U.S.) English. I am from Greenville, South Carolina
(that's not the funny part yet ;-P ). I went to the University of South
is there a way to use a multi-button
mouse and/or a mouse wheel on a Mac?
Absolutely!! I use the Logitech Marble Mouse with a left and right button
AND a left and right scroll button. I needed to install the Logitech
Control Center software to adjust tracking speed, etc. But it works
Stephen -
Sounds like maybe you need to use the launch command. Check it out
in the Rev Documentation.
--snip--
launch command
Platform support: Win, MacOSX, MacOS Classic, Linux
Introduced in version 1.0 (Changed in version 1.1.1)
Starts up an application, optionally opening a document in
Stephen -
launch should work within the IDE without having to build the
standalone. You can put the following code in a button as a test. It
even works in a multiline message box, using just the 5 lines of code
within the mouseup handler.
on mouseUp
answer file Choose a text file to
Definitely download SoundJam if you can find it. The visualizer in
SoundJam is what ended up in iTunes. MusicMatch is cool too.
-James
On Jan 13, 2005, at 11:15 PM, Ben Fisher wrote:
Hi Richard,
Check and see if you can get a version of MusicMatch. Even though it
appears they are abandoning
Thanks, Alejandro! I needed that!
-James
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Wilhelm -
First of all, did your email spam filter block the email from Apple? If
not, then I'd call Apple directly. Call 1-800-SOS-APPL (that's
1-800-767-2775). You can talk to a human that way
Good luckJames
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Here's a free website for you, Cory. Just save it to your hard drive
as a web archive:
http://www.microsoft.com
I'm sure the guy that published it won't mind.
-James :-)
On Jan 9, 2005, at 10:11 AM, Bill wrote:
Anyone have a winning lottery ticket they can give me?
On 1/9/05 6:08 AM, MisterX
Welcome back, Andr!
Glad to hear you finally got your cast off.
Happy New Year to you!
-James
On Jan 9, 2005, at 12:05 AM, Andre Garzia wrote:
Hi Folks,
this is just a hey I am alive message. I just took that damn plaster
glove I was wearing on my arm and now I am good to code again! Expect
new
Ben-
You should give CESoft's Quickeys a try (http://www.cesoft.com/). I've
used in MacOS9 and MacOSX with limited success. It's available for
Windows also. You can download a trial version. It's not perfect
though. After I would record a sequence of actions, I would always
have to tweak
As an alternative to using if-then, I like to use a case statement
like the following, assuming everything for each tab is in its own
group:
on menuPick tabSelected
switch (tabSelected)
case Tab 1
show group Tab 1
hide group Tab 2
hide group Tab 3
break
case Tab 2
hide
Alex -
You're a freakin' genius! I love lazy!!
ThanksJames
On Jan 2, 2005, at 7:09 PM, Alex Tweedly wrote:
James Cass wrote:
As an alternative to using if-then, I like to use a case statement
like the following, assuming everything for each tab is in its own
group:
on menuPick tabSelected
Welcome to the RevList, Robert!
You'll find a lot of great help from this list. I studied Turbo Pascal
when I was in college, and that was 20 years ago (literally)! Maybe you
can turn your teacher on to Revolution and use it to teach basic
programming ideas.
Good luck with your studies!
Robert -
Ken just showed you how easy it is to get things done with Rev. If you
wanted to try your exercise another way, just for understanding the
programmatic steps needed to get your result, you could break it down
like this (this code goes in the script of Ken's Go button):
on mouseUp
Jérôme -
I'm not exactly sure what you're trying to do, but have you tried using
foregroundcolor instead of backgroundcolor?
HTHJames
On Dec 19, 2004, at 11:55 AM, Jérôme Rosat wrote:
Bonjour à tous,
I try to change the background color of pair lines in a list field.
This is my code:
if
. But the backgroundcolor of line property
don't change the color of the entire line, only the background of the
text.
The foregroundcolor property specifies the color of object text not
the background.
Jérôme
Le 19 déc. 04, à 20:55, James Cass a écrit :
Jérôme -
I'm not exactly sure what you're trying to do
Jeremy-
Would you mind building a standalone for MacOSX and posting it on your
site?
Thank you in advance,
James
On Dec 15, 2004, at 5:58 AM, James Russell wrote:
Hello all,
I've been busy in the trenches these past few months
tinkering away at a dream of mine. I'm heading off to
university next
Rev-Dudes and Dudettes -
I'm putting this Magnus character on permanent IGNORE. Anything more
is a waste of time.
- James
On Dec 12, 2004, at 9:51 AM, Magnus Hippolyte Batavia wrote:
Here at Carthage College we are wanting lecturer to give
course on sexuality of Runtime Revolution (when I say
Jonathan -
That's weird, right? When I do this in the messagebox or in a button
script:
put matchText( z, ^[A-Z])
I definitely get false returned.
But when I do this in the messagebox
put matchText( z, ^[aA-zZ])
I get true. This is the way I would expect it to behave.
I
The expression matchText( z, ^[A-Z])
will return true if (and only when) the
first character is an ASCII capital letter.
That returns false for me. You'll need to do it like this to cover upper
and lower case.
matchText(z,^[aA-zZ])
Cheers...James
Keep on clickin'! Click the 4W Dev image and you'll go to the
devolution page.
-James
On Nov 27, 2004, at 7:39 PM, Dar Scott wrote:
On Nov 27, 2004, at 1:02 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
While the official release of devolution isn't until next week, you
folks can download it today:
So sorry to disappoint you guys :-)
Klaus, you're just trying to throw us off. I'll bet a website pops up in
the next few days featuring revCoders Gone Wild in Malta!
-James ;-P
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For those of us who can't make it to EuroRevCon, are there any plans to
keep a running PhotoBlog? It would be cool if someone could duct tape
a webcam to their head and stream their experience. :-)
-James
(revBorg)
On Nov 9, 2004, at 7:23 AM, sims wrote:
We will be providing information
Re: Wanted: Beta Testers on Windows
Well that explains it! Windows is still a beta OS.
Sorry. Couldn't resist. ;-P
-James
On Nov 7, 2004, at 12:39 PM, MisterX wrote:
Let me know what you need ;)
Cheers
Xavier
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Erik -
This isn't a short list, but it's a good starting point for a
guidelines in interface design:
http://developer.apple.com/referencelibrary/GettingStarted/
GS_UserExperience/index.html
And even though it's from a Macintosh perspective, it still provides
some general guidelines that can
JB -
I would suggest trying Sarah's MySQL Rev code. It really helped me get
a jump start on connecting Rev to MySQL (running on MacOSX Panther).
Here's Sarah's MySQL stacks:
http://www.troz.net/Rev/RevProjects/MySQL.rev.gz
http://www.troz.net/Rev/RevProjects/MySQLtests.rev.gz
Be sure to check
Here's another Novell article giving a tutorial for using Revolution
to interface with the Linux shell (with screenshots!).
http://www.novell.com/coolsolutions/nnlsmag/features/a_stomfi_2_nls.html
-James
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Guys -
(B
(BI found this on the Mac OS X Hints Forum. Although the poster says this
(Bcame from the "Apple Knowledge Base" I couldn't find it there, so try this
(Bwith caution. I don't have any unformatted floppies, so I can't try it.
(B
(B BEGIN SNIPPET FROM:
Richard -
We have the same problem with Notes trying to help us out (read,
bit-mangle) with attachments. The best thing I know to do is to
ZIP/Stuff the file before it's attached. Self-extracting would be the
safest, but will add to the file size a bit.
HTH...James
Richard Gaskin
Woohoo!! Way to go! Congratulations to you and your son!
-James
On Sep 21, 2004, at 6:26 AM, Robert Brenstein wrote:
In the main division we beat all the Basic, Pascal, Erlang, Smalltalk
and tcl entries as well as others. That may not say much; they had
few entries.
We beat most of the
With potatoes, bacon, peas and particularly beer and aquavita
[lutefisk] always becomes a delicious meal.
Sounds like Stone Soup! A classic children's (and adult if you ask me)
story.
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0689711034/103-6729223
-8607844?v=glance
- James ;-P
On Sep
Here in the Southern USA, there are two dishes that may rival haggis
and lutefisk. They are chitlins (chitterlings) and tripe. Chitlins
are the small intestines of hogs, and tripe is the muscular lining of a
a cow stomach. Also, my father used to eat cow's brains like scrambled
eggs. I was
On MacOSX 10.3.5, in Rev 2.5B1, in the message box and in a button
put 1999,1,9,0,0,0,0 into tDate
convert tDate to short system date
answer tDate
gives me 01/09/99
I know I need to update :-)
-James
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I think that Latin Boy Band broke up a long time ago. ;-P
Menudo is a wonderfully aromatic soup made of tripe, hominy and chili,
and is stewed for hours with garlic and other spices. the broth is
rich, red, papery, and glistens with fat. It stimulates the senses,
arms the insides, and clears
Flexi -
put $USERNAME $COMPUTERNAME doesn't work for me in MacOSX 10.3.5
Panther. I can do put $USER ($USER is in the Variable Watcher list).
Looks like the function ComputerName may be the tightest cross-platform
way to get the host.
-James
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Gregory -
Your code works for me in a button, and it retrieves the rtf file, but I
have my firewall turned off on the host where the file is located.
However, I have the firewall enabled on the client Mac. Mine doesn't work
either with the firewall turned on for the host, even when I
If the only tool you have is a hammer,
pretty soon everything looks like a nail.
Rev is awesome, but It's healthy to have more than one tool.
-James
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Do you have ftp services enabled on the Macs? You can do this from the
Sharing pane in System Preferences.
Please excuse this simple question if you've already done this. :-)
This worked for me:
on mouseUp
put whateverName into userName
put whateverPassword into password
put 123.45.67.89
Mark Talluto is right. Your path should include Users like this:
/Users/cassj/Documents/data.txt
My example below would be:
-- ---
on mouseUp
put whateverName into userName
put whateverPassword into password
put 123.45.67.89 into ipaddress
get URL (ftp://; userName : password @
Leston -
You should be able to use the open file command for Windows or Mac.
Check out the Transcript Dictionary under Help.
Not sure about Windows, but in MacOSX, the default app for PDFs is
Preview. If you want the PDF to open with Acrobat instead, I'm not sure
if Revolution can force that
So when LongHorn comes out, will the Win32 designation change to Win64
when LongHorn is detected? I realize this is a trivial question, I'm just
curious how much detail the platform should generate. In tcsh on MacOSX
Panther you can do a sw_vers and get some quick useful platform info. I
do
Or do I need to requisition a cheap Dell running windows 2000.
I would recommend getting an inexpensive Windows PC like the Dell.
I am a die-hard Mac-guy, but I would still rather buy an actual
Windows PC for development testing. Even if I was running the best
virtual PC app, I would always
Funny how the collective-consciousness of the internet works.
Are there now, or will there ever likely be, Open GL tools available
to Rev
for 3D object rendering?
No, there are not currently such abilities.
...Ever likely to be...?
shaking magic 8-ball
Maybe
On Aug 13, 2004, at 1:49 PM,
PLATFORM: MacOSX (10.3.4)
ISSUE: MySQL commands not working
DESCRIPTION:We have a small, standalone client Rev app (MacOSX
10.3.4) that shows a splash screen and calls a separate .rev main stack,
which is the main guts of the application. The client app is on the
user's Mac (40
Woohoo! That did it! I also added a stop using... in my on close
stack. Is that recommended?
THANK YOU!!
-James
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Maybe this international Meeting Planner would help clarify:
http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/meeting.html
Or we could all go by Swatch's Internet Time. Here's an Internet Time
converter:
http://www.computeruser.com/resources/internet_time/converter.html
Cheers...James
On Jul 25,
Klaus -
Maybe I'm missing something, but have you tried put the QTVersion into
some variable and go from there? I just did put the QTVersion in the
message box and it returns 6.5.1. I'm MacOSX 10.3.4.
Cheers...James
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Andre -
As an alternative solution, one could use multiple shell commands
separated by a semi-colon:
get shell(cd /etc/ ; ls)
Cheers...James
On Jul 5, 2004, at 11:01 PM, Andre Garzia wrote:
On Jul 5, 2004, at 8:41 PM, Sarah Reichelt wrote:
You don't need to use AppleScript to run Terminal
Hugh -
Your code worked for me, and opened any folder I pointed, including my
Desktop folder. My default shell is /bin/tcsh, and I'm running Panther
10.3.4. This may not be your problem, but keep in mind on a Panther Mac,
newly created users will have /bin/bash as the default shell.
Thanks for the tip, dude.
-CassBorg1
On May 23, 2004, at 3:31 PM, Pierre Sahores wrote:
Good Evening Roger,
As long as i don't use them, i can't say witch one to choose. Under
MacOS X, mpgtxwrap seems to do what is expected.
Best, Pierre
Le 23 mai 04, à 18:19, Roger Guay a écrit :
Thank you,
I could go for some Rev chicken scripts.
Maybe with a condiment sauce plug-in.
Mchicken scripts.
-James ;-P
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Ken -
According to Apple's hardware requirements for Panther, Mac OS X
[(Panther)] does not support processor upgrade cards. :-(
See item #1 here: http://www.apple.com/macosx/upgrade/requirements.html
Don't let that stop you from experimenting, though. Just be aware that
Panther won't
I think I may have a spare quantum field macro-spatial compression device.
It has a Mr. Fusion zero-point energy cosmic stringinator module as an
add-on, so you won't need any petrol...just a handful of food scraps will
do the trick for this space-folding mini-adventure. Let's
Andre -
My bad. I engaged my Return key before my brain fully processed your
email.
- James :-\
On Mar 18, 2004, at 5:19 PM, Andre Garzia wrote:
On Mar 18, 2004, at 5:26 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Try Heather's link without the s in https://.; That worked
for me.
Like this:
Richard -
When it comes to organizing a get together like this, you may want to
consider this website: http://www.meetup.com/
I saw a bit about it on TechTV about a Month ago. From the website:
Meetup is a free service that organizes local gatherings about
anything, anywhere.
- James
On
Kevin -
The environment variable you're looking for is: $#
For example, if I had this little shell script called args.sh
#!/bin/sh
echo Number of arguments passed is $#
for arg in $@
do
echo $arg
done
and passed it this:
args.sh 1 2 3 4 5
, James Cass wrote:
Kevin -
The environment variable you're looking for is: $#
For example, if I had this little shell script called args.sh
#!/bin/sh
echo Number of arguments passed is $#
for arg in $@
do
echo $arg
done
and passed
Happy Friday to all!
PLATFORM: MacOSX 10.2.8.
CATEGORY: Dock
QUESTION: How can I cause a dock-minimized application window to maximize
and be in focus when the user clicks on the dock-alias of the application?
DETAILS: We have an app that users can minimize to the Dock (using set
the
What is the best way to preserve file modification date/time when copied
to a Windows 2000 server?
I need to preserve the modification date when a file is copied from a
user's local MacOSX (10.2.x) to a Windows 2000 server. By default,
revcopyfile does not preserve the mod date. The copy of
Thanks for all the help. The folder where the file is has thousands of
files, and getting files details is just way too slow. However, I
think I've found a work-around. On http://www.macosxhints.com, I found
a reference to a terminal command called SetFile. It's available
here
Here's what happens:
1. I drag some files from the OS (Mac OS X) to a drag-n-drop enabled
field.
2. I have answer dialogs during the Drag-n-drop handler to give feedback
to the user.
3. If the answer dialogs are not answered within 20 seconds, the
Drag-n-Drop times out and freezes
Excellent! That did it.
Thank you very much, Ken!
-James
On Feb 19, 2004, at 9:50 PM, Ken Ray wrote:
So how about this:
on dragEnter
set the acceptDrop to true
end dragEnter
on dragDrop
set the droppedFiles of me to the dragData
send NotifyUser to me in 20 milliseconds
end dragDrop
on
This is kind of cool. A Mac emulator for the Zaurus handheld!
http://www.mmhart.com/macz.htm
-James
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Glen -
I'd like to develop Rev apps for Yellow Dog Linux (PPC), but it looks like
there's just not enough people interested to make it happen.
-James :-(
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Glen -
Try this: set the shadow of this stack to false
I found this by looking up shadow in the Transcript Dictionary.
Hope this is what you needed.
- James
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Glen -
Yes. It works for me on main and sub stacks. I'm running MacOSX
Panther (10.3.2).
-James
On Feb 1, 2004, at 6:55 PM, Bojsza wrote:
James,
I have tried this and it doesn't seem to work? Does it work for you?
Glen
Glen -
Try this: set the shadow of this stack to false
I
Here's another version of the Reveal. I cobbled this together with help
from a Google search from a previous post by Ken Ray.
(
http://lists.runrev.com/pipermail/use-revolution/2003-September/022982.html
)
I'm not sure how to handle this on the Windows side, but the Mac code
below should do
Does anyone know if there plans to have a Rev Conference at MacWorld EXPO
in New York (July 12-15, 2004)?
-James
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1. Is there a search function that searches all the
repositories of Rev. knowledge... especially the
list archives over all years?
Yes! The archived list has been Google-fied:
http://www.google.com/advanced_search?q=site:lists.runrev.com
And, BTW, what are all the repositories of
Windows 98 users better upgrade to XP. Microsoft is pounding the final
coffin nails into 98. The funeral is next Friday. (01/16/2004 )
More: http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=04/01/04/2158233
- James :-)
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This is pretty good: http://www.flashkit.com/tutorials/
Cheers,
James
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are Flash movies and Flash storage related?
No. Just a naming coincidence as far as I
know.
are Zip discs obsolete technology for Rev?
I gave up Zip disks about 2 years ago. Way too bulky and
expensive compared to burning to a CD. I don't really see
any connection between Zip disks and
So, IF YOU WOULD CONSIDER USING A LINUX PPC VERSION OF REV, please
DROP ME A LINE. If there is enough show of interest in this topic,
then I will message the RunRev team, and let them know that we'd
suppor their efforts in that area!
I would definitely like to see Rev get the same attention for
The terminal command CpMac will properly copy a Mac file with it's Data
and Resource info.
You'll have to install Mac OS X Developer Tools to get it though.
-James
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which was capable of splitting render jobs across several networked macs.
Now you too can make your own Mac Cluster with Pooch!
Now you'll have something to do with all those dual G5's you ordered. ;-P
http://www.daugerresearch.com/pooch/recipe.html
-James
Pierre-
Count my vote! I run Yellow Dog Linux and Mac OS X. I would love to see a
Rev engine for Yellow Dog. There used to be a LinuxPPC engine a few
versions ago, but it has disappeared. :-\
Thanks for bringing this up.
-James
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You Hacker you.
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Here's yet ANOTHER way. I'm running Mac OS X 10.2.5.
-- --
tell application Finder
set targetfolderpath to Macintosh HD:Users:cassj:testfolder --
testfolder already exists
set newfoldername to stoopidunderpants
if folder
Hmmm...
This worked fine for me, and merrily created the folder with diacritical
marks...
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tell application Finder
set targetfolderpath to Macintosh HD:Users:cassj:testfolder --
testfolder already exists
set newfoldername to
Thierry-
specialFolderPath(Temporary) returns /private/tmp/501/Temporary
Items for me.
I am running Rev 2.0r2 on a PowerMac G4 Tower (533 MHz).
-Cassj
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Just to add to Alex's comment about MacOSX's command line open. You can
specify which application to use (by it's location) for opening a specific
file:
From the open man page...
'open -a /Applications/TextEdit.app /Volumes/Macintosh
HD/foo.txt'
opens the document in the
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