I think I might have another way for you to do it...
With images, you can set the ID of the image...
So...
-- first, find a safe id number to use
Create button "tempbutton"
Put the id of button "tempbutton" into tID
Delete button "tempbutton"
-- then copy and set the id of the image
Copy the im
I have had something like this happen when creating groups on an
unopened substack.
Ultimately, I had to rework the process so that I sent a message to the
substack telling it to run a script that created the group in itself.
So, try this:
Instead of...
Copy image "booger" to card 5
Do this:
excluded.
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Subject: Re: How to remove a carriage return from a field?
Lynch, Jonathan wrote:
>Hi Claire,
>
>If you are b
Hi Claire,
If you are building a file name, you might need to watch out for more
than just linefeeds.
Filenames generally should be limited to letters, numbers, and
underscore (hyphen is usually ok too)
You can be strict about this using the keydown and rawkeydown handlers.
It would look like t
There is a way you can do the same thing on keydown, rather than keyup,
to make it appear a bit more responsive:
Local lastkeys
On Keydown k
Send "Checkme k" to me in 0 seconds
Pass keydown
On checkme K
put k after lastkeys
put the long name of field "fruits" into thelist
set the hilited
pty in tVar
end repeat
replace quote with empty in tVar
replace comma with empty in tVar
which speeded up the filtering;
I think : filter ... with "[A-Z0-9]" does the same thing but it
depends (eg. Hello' is return as it is)
thanks for your input ;-)
Chri
Put this in the field:
On rawkeydown pKey
If numtochar(pKey) <> linefeed then pass rawkeydown
End rawkeydown
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Bradin Siskin
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You are going to get a million different approaches to how to do this...
Do you wish to exclude certain particular bits of punctuation, or do you
wish to include only characters that are letters and numbers?
Here is a function for the inclusion approach:
Function NumCharOnly pText
Repeat for
You can also check out the Calendar substack in Task Mage.
www.workmage.com
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Subject: Re: Calendar and Time Schedule
Daniels
Someone should create an antivirus program meant to be installed on a
USB drive, and call it The USB Prophylactic, or some other play on the
concept of a condom for your USB drive - meant to protect your computer
from the dangers of STDs (Software Transmitted Diseases).
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Hello, I am the one who sent that script to Timothy...
Sarah, if you look in the script for the print button in Task Mage, the
script is in there (the print task section). It is very much oriented
towards printing a task in Task Mage, and as such is not really written
as a general purpose substitu
ev at http://www.troz.net/Rev/
tutorials.html
Le 27 déc. 05 à 16:32, Lynch, Jonathan a écrit :
> Can anyone recommend a decent site for explaining how to use XML with
> RunRev?
Best Regards from Paris,
Eric Chatonet
---
Can anyone recommend a decent site for explaining how to use XML with
RunRev?
Thanks,
Jonathan
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I think brainstorming for good ideas is our first step - I will keep
track of them for bringing up later.
I don't know much about sourceForge, but I have looked into it a little
bit, and it looks like a good system.
I am sure I would have to make zillions of changes to Work mage/Task
Mage to fit
Here is a version 0.1 of the roadmap to creating this proposed suite of
supplemental office applications (Remember, it is just a starting point
for carrying forward the discussion):
- Converse on the use-Revolution list to:
1) figure out the general theme of the suite
2) Get a general idea o
Hi Alex...
No doubt that you are right about most everything you said. I should not
have sounded flippant about their product.
My points still stand, though...
>The calendar functionality you have is, I suspect, a tiny portion of
>what Chandler will have (I don't know how far they've got so far
I don't know what they are developing Chandler in, but this quote from
that page says a lot:
"The next release of Chandler is 0.6 and will include usable calendar
functionality."
Calendar functionality just isn't that big of an accomplishment. Task
Mage has a very functional calendar, and I buil
up a separate discussion
board
for it or perhaps opened a SourceForge or other shared-source project
location. I'm up for that.
On 12/22/05, Lynch, Jonathan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Well - the self-installation and document-launching components are
> windows-specific. Sarah
kinda guy.
On 12/22/05, Lynch, Jonathan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Sarah has been kind enough to investigate converting the program for
use
> on Macs (I only know PC). I am sure we could find someone to do the
same
> for Linux as well.
>
>
>
I have an idea on how we can promote RunRev, and bring clients to
ourselves.
It seems to me that there are a number of possible programs that could
be considered supplemental office-ware. That is, not the standard word
processor/spreadsheet/etc... suite of programs - but instead, a suite of
progra
I enjoyed Richmond's PC Christmas greetings to everyone, and thought I'd
do the same...
So, to all of you...
Merry Christmas
Happy Hanukkah
Joyful Kwanzaa
Enlightened Bodhi Day
Wonderful Winter Solstice
And a general happy holidays to anyone who isn't covered by the above:)
For a list of celeb
This is something I have also thought about...
An image can be set so that the transparent portion still receives a mouseclick
- or it can be set so that the transparent portion does not receive the
mouseclick, but instead passes it on to what lies underneath.
I have not tried this, but have co
Another thing,
With Custom Properties and Custom Property sets using array notation,
you can arrange your data in all sorts of complex ways, if needed.
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Hello Jonathan,
Try Emailing Roger Eller about this ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) - I
helped him create a similar stack. He might be able to share it with
you, to get you started.
Cheers,
Jonathan
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D. Kott
, but you
can use a field with vertical & horizontal grids and tabstops to make
something similar, just handle the data editing yourself.
Fell free to ask again if you have any mroe questions.
Sarah
On 12/21/05, Lynch, Jonathan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You'll get it goi
You'll get it going much much faster if you use custom properties rather
than fields.
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Subject: Rev Internal Data
Hi Dan,
Well, from Kevin's note it sounds like RunRev is going to step up to the
plate on this.
If it doesn't happen for any reason, or if the result is not
satisfactory for us, then I'll be the first to ask you to make it
happen.
I have faith in RR though - I think they will make it work.
Heh...
I guess they are listening...
Thanks Kevin.
So, um...
Can we have 3-D objects?
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Miller
Sent: Thursday, December 15, 2005 4:51 PM
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Subject: Forums & off topic posts
H
Well, but if the forum is set up properly, then you would not have to
troll through multiple anything...
If you select an option to receive all postings by email, then you need
never visit the forum.
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R
Well, but see...
If Dan had a proper Forum, then one of the subcategories could be
graphics. It'd be right easy to follow. You could subscribe to interact
with just that subcategory by Email, if that is all you care about, or
you could subscribe to the whole board by email.
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We could write an automated inquisition function...
Put TortureMercilessly(control tMyControl of group tMyGroup) into field
"tortured confession"
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d with this list. I really
believe it is a much better solution that meets everybody's needs.
Dennis
On Dec 15, 2005, at 9:55 AM, Lynch, Jonathan wrote:
> I say just do it...
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You can set it up such that you don't step on their toes. One of the
forums can be for this list, the rest of the forums can be more
specific. Participants can have the option, when they post a message to
one of the more specific forums, to have it automatically post to this
li
Set the rect of this stack to the screenrect
Depending on your system, you might also have to set the
WindowBoundingRect:
Set the WindowBoundingRect to the screenrect
Set the rect of this stack to the screenrect
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I wrote a task-oriented to-do list program, which I use for notes,
links, and to keep track of everything I do for work. It is free, of
course, and can be found at www.WorkMage.com.
The actual tasks/notes app, which will appear when Work Mage
self-installs is called Task Mage. You guys are welcome
I wrote a program that does some of the things you are talking about. It
stores data in custom properties of a couple of buttons, and then
autosaves each memo (or in my case each task) to a separate file
whenever you change from one task to another.
It works real well, and is pretty much instantan
.
Might be a wee bit of work to figure out the right adjustments for every
font, but it might also be worth it.
Unless a more practical solution presents itself.
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Sent: Friday, December 09, 2005 4
ubject: Re: Windows printing - yet again...
Jonathan,
I don't know the answer, but if you're having the problem of your text
being 'trimmed' at the end of a line, you could try setting your field
margins to something much higher...like 10.
best,
Chipp
Lynch, Jonathan wrote
What is the basic underlying reason why a true-type font, when printed
from Rev, might not be sized correctly - and yet it will be sized
correctly when printed from most Windows applications?
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Subject: Re: Selecting text across multiple fields
On 12/9/05 10:22 AM, "Lynch, Jonathan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am tryin
I am trying to figure out how to select text with the mouse across
multiple fields.
The problem is that with the mousebutton down, messages only get sent to
the starting field, not other fields that you move the mouse over.
Does anyone have suggestions on how to overcome that?
__
you can also use ports to
communicate between standalones if you wish.
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Subject: Re: Large Recordsets - An unbuffered approach?
Lynch
AM, "Lynch, Jonathan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This is prolly an ignorant suggestion, but...
>
> Rather than returning the entire record set, can you just return a
list
> of the record IDs from your query? 60-million record IDs should not
> overwhelm your memory
This is prolly an ignorant suggestion, but...
Rather than returning the entire record set, can you just return a list
of the record IDs from your query? 60-million record IDs should not
overwhelm your memory.
Then you can go down the list, and for each record (or a predetermined
number of records
It is easy to determine the position, even if you do not know what it
is:
For example, if line 5 of myList is "Hello", you do either of these:
Line 5 of myList
or
Line (lineoffset("Hello",myList)) of myList
Bear in mind that when you disable a menu item, the content of that line
actually ch
Bill,
You can make a menu have any look you want, using a stack as a menu -
not just icons, but all sorts of complex layouts. But yes, just use
icon-sized images in the substack serving as the source for your menu,
and you will get icons in your menu.
Every system has predesigned elements that m
Something like this:
Put the formattedheight of line 1 to 92 into tVScroll
Set the vScroll of field "myField" to tVScroll
You might need to tweak it, depending on the height of the field and
whether you want the line at the top, middle, or bottom of the field.
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From: [
quot; then
set the imagesource char i of me to "tinyPadlock"
end if
end repeat
unlock messages
--pass keyUp
end hideMyKeys
Works perfectly.
Good trick :-)
Best Regards from Paris,
Eric Chatonet.
Le 6 déc. 05 à 18:52, Lynch, Jonathan a écrit :
> on hideMyKeys
Don't know if you saw my other post - this is easy to fix, if you want
to do so:
On rawkeydown
Send hideMyKeys to me in 0 seconds
End rawkeydown
on hideMyKeys
-- enable masking of password during entry
lock messages
lock screen
repeat with i = 1 to the number of characters in me
This is an easy problem to work around...
The following method will activate just as soon as the character is placed, and
before any keyup handler is executed.
Just do this:
On rawkeydown
Send hideMyKeys to me in 0 seconds
End rawkeydown
on hideMyKeys
-- enable masking of password during e
Very clever...
I did this with something much more complicated - storing the test in a
custom property as it is typed. Your way is better.
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Nevermind, I figured it out myself:
put specialfolderpath("start") into tStartMenuLoc
create alias (tStartMenuLoc & "/Program Name.lnk") to file tURL
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Jonathan
Sent: Monday, De
Can anyone provide instructions, or a link to instructions, on how to
put a standalone into the windows start menu programmatically?
Thanks.
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I will do so...
Let me clean up a few things, then I will get it on tonight or tomorrow.
I can post my table/group object there as well.
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Wieder
Sent: Friday, December 02, 2005 1:53 PM
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Web based forums do not require than you go to them - not at all.
It can be set up either way - you can set it up so that you receive
posted messages by e-mail, and when you respond to the message (by
email) it gets posted and distributed.
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[mailt
an to make this more widely
available :-)
Cheers,
Bob
On Dec 2, 2005, at 9:33 AM, Lynch, Jonathan wrote:
> You can set up a series of fields, in which the text scrolls
> through the
> fields as though it were one field. You can set the size of each field
> to be any size you want,
You can set up a series of fields, in which the text scrolls through the
fields as though it were one field. You can set the size of each field
to be any size you want, so that you can effectively indent a paragraph,
wrap around pictures quite perfectly, etc...
I send you the stack I created that
I second that, third that, and fourth that!
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Shea
Sent: Friday, December 02, 2005 8:25 AM
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Subject: Rev docs vs this list
Say what you will about the documentation o
We need a proper forum...
Preferably on a sister site to the as-yet-non-existent revdoc wiki...
Forums can be set up with subscription options, so you get the messages
by e-mail, but don't have to. You could also get just certain categories
by e-mail.
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>Although that would mean i'd have to stop
>complaining ;)
>cheers
>Xavier
I think perhaps your complaints actually produce results...
So please don't stop!
More cheers,
Jonathan
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I have been out of pocket for a couple of weeks...
Was a decision ever made regarding the RevDocWiki? Like, who is going to
host it, is Revolution moving forward on making this happen? Anything
else?
Thanks,
Jonathan
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Subject: Re: Revdocs on a wiki
On Oct 27, 2005, at 4:05 PM, Lynch, Jonathan wrote:
> But with a wiki, we can do more than we can with web notes. We can add
> our own sections, our own how-to articles, our own function scripts
> with
> an explanation on h
But with a wiki, we can do more than we can with web notes. We can add
our own sections, our own how-to articles, our own function scripts with
an explanation on how to use it, etc...
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Yup, I also agree. When reading a comment, we need to be able to refer
back to the original text that is commented upon.
Here is an example of what such a page would look like - this entry is
for the altID function:
http://www.seedwiki.com/wiki/runtime_revolution_docs/altid_property.cfm?
wpid=213
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Tweedly
Sent: Thursday, October 27, 2005 2:14 PM
To: How to use Revolution
Subject: Re: Ensuring numeric input
Lynch, Jonathan wrote:
>I had to deal with this issue in my Task Mage app. When people enter
>dates into the date column, or tim
Hi Heather...
How long before the new documentation is available?
How long before a RunRev sponsored revdoc wiki would be available?
If we get impatient, and want to create our own, is that permitted?
One possibility is that if we create a revdoc wiki with the new
documentation, then when RunR
27, 2005 11:53 AM
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Subject: Re: Ensuring numeric input
On 10/27/05 8:34 AM, "Lynch, Jonathan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> .2 is a number
> . is just a period, not a number
>
> -2 is a number
> - is just a minus sign, not a number
True... b
I absolutely agree that the easier we make it to access and add to the
wiki, the more likely people are to use it. I guess all I meant to say
is that the rules that apply to most people do not necessarily apply as
strongly to this group... Rev users are more likely to go to extra
trouble than many
.2 is a number
. is just a period, not a number
-2 is a number
- is just a minus sign, not a number
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Subject: Re: Ensuring numeric i
Hi Marielle
I agree with everything you said, except the part about getting people
to contribute...
I only created that test site to get a personal feel for how easy or
difficult it would be for people to use it - to help gage my opinion
about the practicality. There is very little that is actual
Hi David...
Wow, you really know your wiki! Very impressive. I am up for
participating and contributing, so if you set it up, count me in.
Take care,
Jonathan
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Bovill
Sent: Wednesday, October 26, 200
Another solution, following along these lines...
If the classroom network has a shared drive, then you can use tcp
connections to send a message to each computer that simple says "refresh
now" or something like that.
Each client computer, upon receiving that message, would then refresh
the stack
If you are reading the revDoc wiki thread, you will see discussion of an
entity that would serve that purpose quite perfectly.
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Hi Marielle,
That particular site does indeed allow both style sheet control and an
easy download of all the page material in one shot.
However, the package for allowing one to have one's own domain name
costs $50 per month!
So, if we want out own domain name - that would not be the site.
_
I have no problem using whatever standards we agree upon. I am not sure
I possess the html skills to do that - but whatever, I can learn.
I chose that particular wiki site because it appears to be unlimited and
free (which always makes me nervous). It is a site that allows for easy
editing of each
There should be no such restrictions...
Presumably each computer in your network will have an IP address... So
you just have a list of IP addresses and a repeat loop that sends the
message out to the same port on each IP address in the list.
It'll take a bit of tweaking to get it all worked out,
So then, there is no actual online wiki containing the full revdocs...
I happen to agree with you (Marielle) that it would be an excellent
thing. I am willing to set it up if no one else wishes to do it.
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.
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Jonathan
Sent: Tuesday, October 25, 2005 11:09 AM
To: How to use Revolution
Subject: RE: docWikis
I really like the wiki idea...
Webnotes seems great on the surface... But having the docs in a wiki
means we get
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Subject: Re: docWikis
Lynch, Jonathan wrote:
>I just checked the webnotes for allowFieldRedraw, and they said
"hkhfkj"
>
>
I just checked the webnotes for allowFieldRedraw, and they said "hkhfkj"
Maybe the webnotes system isn't working yet?
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Tweedly
Sent: Tuesday, October 25, 2005 6:38 AM
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Subject: R
Marielle...
What is your site for the revdoc wiki again?
Does it have the whole revDocs on it?
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Lange
Sent: Monday, October 24, 2005 6:54 PM
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Subject: RE: database
"I must
Very cool!
More of that community spirit stuff that I find so admirable.
If you keep the entire DB in RAM, then do you have to save the entire DB
when you do a save, or can you save just one record?
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Hi Lynn...
Just curious... How many customers have bought Valentina? How many
RunRev users have bought some version of Valentina?
Take care,
Jonathan
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Sent: Monday, October 24, 2005 11:07 AM
I am sure a Rev-based database is not as fast - but if the speed is good
enough, then it has the advantage of being written in transcript -
meaning Rev developers can make all sorts of modifications very easily.
I can see how this would be very useful.
And there are some things that Rev does that
Rob...
What motivates you to create such a beast for free? Surely it took an
enormous amount of work for you?
How does serendipity compare on speed to database programs written in
C++?
Take care,
Jonathan
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What is an outliner?
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Sent: Friday, October 21, 2005 3:33 PM
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Subject: Re: Constellation
On Oct 21, 2005, at 4:44 PM, Dan Shafer wrote:
> It is a fundamental Truth of t
ot; of card "card id 1002" of
stack "revCustomCursors" into tID :-)
A bit long for my brains...
And if, in a further version, Runrev changed the name of this stack
too? ;-)
I prefer import the image by myself...
Just me and the engine!
Best Regards from Paris,
Eric Chatonet.
You can do this:
Put the ID of image "whatever cursor" of card "myCard" of stack
"myStack" into tID
Set the cursor to tID
This way, it figures out the right ID number whenever it switches
cursors - thus avoiding a problem if the ID has changed.
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x27;could' happen here. I
certainly hope it does not and I know I would not change.
This is the best list I have ever been on. The people are selfless
and caring. I love it.
Tom
On Oct 21, 2005, at 10:30 AM, Lynch, Jonathan wrote:
> Surely, by now, you have found that Rev users are very willi
Surely, by now, you have found that Rev users are very willing to help
each other out, free of charge?
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Subject: Re: Constel
Did you really add a label to the group? Could you have just put the
label on top of the group, rather than inside of it?
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Sent: Thursday, October 20, 2005 3:08 PM
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You can't convince everyone, but you don't need to.
If you convince a few, that will get the ball rolling.
I would participate in whatever rev doc wiki is most popular. Someone
mentioned there is more than one - are any of them being added to?
And... it does not necessarily require experts to
Also, if you want a table to use as a user-interface, rather than for mass data
storage, I can send you a pseudo-table object that I have created.
It is a group with fields, rather than a single field. This allows for all
sorts of formatting and programming options. It allows the user to insert
I just installed 2.6.1 on my machine, and tried this, and it did not
work. Is this a pc vs. mac thing?
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To: How to use Revolution
Subject: Re: importing an
ks in rev 2.6.1 too. (only made some 2 steps a 1 step)
Nevertheless Scott Rossi's proposition works also on hidden and
offscreen stacks and is much simpler.
Greetings,
Wouter
On 12 Oct 2005, at 19:28, Richard Gaskin wrote:
> Troy Rollins wrote:
>
>> On Oct 12, 2005, at 12:
an image from a window that is offscreen
Hi,
Yes you can.
Use and adapt the scripts of this thread:
http://lists.runrev.com/pipermail/use-revolution/2004-January/
028585.html
Greetings,
Wouter
On 12 Oct 2005, at 17:53, Lynch, Jonathan wrote:
> Is there any way to use the import snaps
Is there any way to use the import snapshot command to take an image
from a stack that is located to the right or left of the screen?
Right now, when I try it, it does not work. Basically, it seems that it
does not draw anything that is offscreen, and thus cannot take a picture
of it. Can I force
>It's NOT a Rev bug - it's an artifact of double precision binary
arithmetic >(or, if you like, an artifact of the IEEE format used by
Intel (and >everyone else)).
Alex, your explanation makes perfect sense, and I accept that it is not
a Rev bug.
But...
I still don't like it, though.
This affe
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Subject: Re: Strange math behaviour... could someone explain this ?
Lynch, Jonathan wrote:
>Even just this simple line produces the same error:
>
>Somehow, Rev is performing 36-34.2, and even though it displays that
>number as 1.8, it must be processing i
behaviour... could someone explain this ?
Lynch, Jonathan wrote:
>Even just this simple line produces the same error:
>
>Somehow, Rev is performing 36-34.2, and even though it displays that
>number as 1.8, it must be processing it internally as
>1.799 or some
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