cPreviewKey i
end if
end repeat
send "CheckOtherButtons" to me in 5 milliseconds -- 50
end CheckOtherButtons
On Apr 27, 2005, at 2:55 PM, Lynch, Jonathan wrote:
> Is there a particular situation where it is not working?
Thomas J. McGrath III
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been abusing it for four days now.
t
On Apr 27, 2005, at 2:32 PM, Lynch, Jonathan wrote:
> How do you suppose mousedown feels towards you?
>
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How do you suppose mousedown feels towards you?
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Subject: I hate mousedown
I hate mousedown
!
Yah - I agree with that. A limited freeware version seems like a good
idea.
There are a number of ways it could work - limiting script size,
limiting the range of available functions, limiting stack size or number
of cards.
I bet a knowledgable Rev programmer could create a self limiting version
I have a question for you John...
For folks using RunRev in a commercial setting - we need the program to
be developed further - bug fixes, more extensive utilization of html in
fields, better table objects, that sort of thing.
Under an open source model, or a freeware model, would the resources
Not sure if this has already been mentioned...
But you will need a mechanism for handling a situation where a user
opens a file, then his computer crashes. At that point, he won't really
have it open, but the index will say he has it open. A possible solution
for this is for the index to not only
You should be able to save a new main stack - I do so often, without a
problem.
When you save the new stack, save it by its full name, including the
path and ".rev" - that is how I do it.
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Doing it this way, it should not be necessary to set the defaultfolder.
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JL
Hello,
I am investigating Velentina, but their website makes me a bit nervous
about using the program. Many part of the website do not work - that
cannot be a good sign for a software company, and I still haven't found
an Email for contacting the company.
So my question is this - is Valentina a
Can you have control 0?
Shouldn't your repeat loop start with 1?
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get the number of controls of card "ab
I am not sure if someone else has already suggested this - but I just
tried this and it seems to work fine:
On Mouseup
-- put the desired URL into U
set the clipboarddata["html"] to URL U
put the clipboarddata["text"] into A
-- the plain text version will now be in A
End Mouseup
Sometimes
If anyone needs it, I have scripts that go inside fields or images that
allow for the user to move them and/or resize them from any corner.
I created them before being aware of the grab command, so you might want
to modify them a bit, but both the move and resize abilities seem to
work quite well.
Similar to what I put in another message that I just sent in...
If you maintain a global variable to keep track of the graphic that is
set to blue - then, whenever you set a new graphic to blue, you can make
sure the previous graphic, whose name is stored in the global variable,
gets set back to b
You might be able to rework this by catching the mousemove message in
the card script or the stack script. Something like the following might
work (untested, so it will prolly need some tweaking)
On mousemove
Global gBluelist
If word 1 of the long name of the mousecontrol = "graphic" then
Could it have to do with the fact that mouseenter is not sent if the
mouse button is already down when you enter an object?
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Even after uninstalling, then re-installing RunRev, my push buttons and
square buttons all look the same.
It started making the buttons look the same spontaneously, and I thought
a re-install would solve the problem, but it has not.
Any suggestions anyone?
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Here is one way that should work - don't know if there might be a more
efficient way.
Set the htmltext of field "myfield" to URL
Put field "myfield" into field "myotherfield"
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This may be a bit off from what you guys want...
But there is a way to generate an e-mail in outlook from RR. The basic
idea is to use RR to create a document with all the needed MS-Word
scripting so that, when you use a shell command to launch the document,
it automatically opens up as an e-mail
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I agree it should be handled by the engine.
However - if you want your cursor stay the same, then you can have a
stack shaped to a particular image, and
behavior is preferred.
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Recently, Lynch, Jonathan wrote:
>>> you mean you know how to make tran
>> you mean you know how to make transparent 8 bit-color cursors?
>> Been searching for 18 months! :)
>No i mean a correct looking and WORKING 1 bit cursor!
>Only 1bit cursors are currently supported by Rev.
Couldn't you just have an invisible cursor, and an image that kept
itself at the exact lo
Does anyone know - under what circumstances do write to process and read
from process work?
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It's all my fault...
This is why I had to stop being a moderator on a debate site. I get
caught up in debating and wind up neglecting everything else.
So, my apologies - I will try to be good.
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Cool...
Does the following command work:
Popop button "myButton"
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Strange... I didn't tr
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My favorite head-hurting concept regarding origin of the universe
theories...
If this 4-D space (more like 11-D if you want to get technical about it)
in which we find ourselves has a starting point (like the big bang),
then what caused that to happen?
Unless you believe in A-Causality, something
I had to do this on an option menu:
Because this requires clicking on the arrow part of the option menu, I
did something like the following:
Put (the right of button "myOptionMenu) - 5 into X
put (the top of button "myOptionMenu") + 5 into Y
click at X,Y
This worked fine, but it should not be ne
Hi MisterX...
Did the popup command not work for you?
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Howard!
Good
And yet...
I am here because I did something for work in VBA for MS Word. It was
just too clunky for me. I searched online for "hypercard for windows"
because I remembered using hypercard like 12 years ago, and with enough
follow-up searching I came upon RunRev.
Getting transferees from experienc
How many RunRev users are there?
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Mark Talluto wrote:
> The VB po
If doing it this way - it would not really need to be crafted as an
external. You could create a standalone in RunRev, then store the file
that contains that standalone in a compressed custom property in a stack
that you put on your clients computer.
You would program the stack so that when it ope
I just figured out that, while the mousedown handler does not work with
the left button in an unlocked field, one can do much the same thing
using the selectionchanged handler. I think this is very useful.
Like with the following script, which allows for regular left-button
hyperlinking in an unlo
Can you explain what wait 0 with messages does?
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Subject: Re: Slow screen lock/unlock
Jim Hurley wrote:
> RR does not do a scre
How long does it take if you comment out the lock screen line?
In my experience, I rarely need to use unlock screen, as it does so
automatically when the handler finishes.
I have scripts that lock the screen frequently, adjust a field size,
then finish and the screen unlocks automatically - the t
Is the registry key: sMonDecimalSep
Different from: sDecimal
?
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Subject: Re: How to test for a number
On 2005, Mar 16, , at
Awesome stuff Rob!
Mine was not that advanced.
It just allowed the permitted characters upon being typed in, then
checked to see if it is a valid number with the isnumber function on
closefield. If it was not a number, it emptied the field and told you to
try again.
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On a Mac I've nary a clue...
But on Windows, looking through the registry...
In:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\International
There is a key called: sThousand
Its setting on my computer is "," - I bet on a German machine it would
say "."
There is another key called: sDecimal
Its setting on
Well, that brings up a possibility...
Shouldn't there be a way to check for the system settings (perhaps in
the registry) and adjust for that in the script?
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Hi Klaus...
Heh - the comma brings up another point.
People often separate every third digit before the decimal with a comma!
(not sure how this is done in German)
For example:
1,634,912.34
So commas would need to be allowed, and then replace "," with empty
would need to be used when working wi
I have a field where I restrict it to only enter numbers...
But I had to include extra script to allow the character to be a "." or a "-",
in case the number included a decimal point or minus sign:
On KeyDown theKey
If (isNumber(theKey) = true) or theKey = "." or theKey = "-" then pass
key
If isNumber(tAdd) = false then...
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How do you make an If check to check to see if a user has entered a
number and not
rsday, March 10, 2005 3:06 PM
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Subject: Re: My buttons coming undone...
On Mar 10, 2005, at 11:54 AM, Lynch, Jonathan wrote:
> All of a sudden, the buttons I drag from the tools palette are looking
> like rectangle buttons - even if they are push buttons!
>
> Does
All of a sudden, the buttons I drag from the tools palette are looking
like rectangle buttons - even if they are push buttons!
Does anyone know what causes this?
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That explains much - thanks for taking the time to answer so thoroughly
:)
I can see how, with quite a large amount of work, one could create a
duplicate of the tool palette that has the effect of dragging objects
into a group. It could be scripted to have the right behaviors for
determining the c
In recent experiments with searching 500,000 records in a matrix, I
found that the if/then control structure was a bit faster than the
switch control structure.
In this situation, there was only a single comparison, not a long list
of alternative comparisons (a long list of "else/if/then" componen
>"But in the meantime, while we lobby RunRev to first
>address things that can't be done in script at all
>(like... ...the ability to interactively create objects
>within groups)"
Unless I misunderstand the meaning of this, I thought this was already
an ability. I have programs that do this fre
Rev Conference?
-James
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To: How to use Revolution
Subject: Any Rev users in Georgia?
Just curious if there are any others on this list from Georgia. I am
referring to the U.S. st
Could this same effect not be accomplished with a scrolling group
containing locked text fields stacked on top of each other?
The background color of the locked text fields could be anything you
want.
With that, there would be no need for any scripting to keep the
background synched up with the l
Just curious if there are any others on this list from Georgia. I am
referring to the U.S. state named Georgia, btw, not the country.
Cheers,
Jonathan
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I realize this is one of those questions for which the answer will
always begin with "It depends..."
But - it wont hurt to ask...
In terms of megabytes or gigabites -
What is the average size of a client's database that you guys typically
work with?
What is the largest size you have worked wit
, 2005 5:58 PM
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Subject: Re: custom property searching speed question
Lynch, Jonathan wrote:
>Anyway, I experimented with a customproperty set created to contain
>500,000 elements - each element contains like 7 words. Only the very
>last element contains the word "n
rties[120345] of field
"myTable1"}.
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Lynch, Jonathan wrote:
&
-million records get done in a professional database program?
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Does filte
Does filter work on an array?
Anyway, I experimented with a customproperty set created to contain
500,000 elements - each element contains like 7 words. Only the very
last element contains the word "nonstandard"
So far, the following script is fastest:
on mouseUp
put the milliseconds into M
Say you had a custom property set - "theProps"
And the keys of this set were 1 through 500,000
So, basically, you had an array with half a million elements stored as a
custom property set. Then, you wanted to search that array, and do it in
such a way that the search returned the name and content
I often simulate pull-down menus with groups containing the various
items I want on them.
A group of this sort could contain a field listing the choices. If a
line in that field is not enabled, it's font color could be set to gray.
When someone clicks on that field, you can test to see if the fon
ckbox Filled" then
set the imageSource of char 1 of line currentLine of field "List
Items" to "Checkbox Empty"
end if
I wasn't able to think of this solution before looking at your script.
Thank you for shedding light; this list always does!
-Jason
-Origi
I am chiming in late on this - so I might be confused...
But if you are looking to have a checkbox in a field that switches back
and forth when checked - I have a field that does this. The following
script goes in the field:
On mouseup
put word 2 of mousecharchunk() into aaa
put character
Do the open/read/write process commands work?
I am attempting to use them on win2000 to control a command line program
- that is, to simulate typing in commands to the program and reading the
results - not just running it and dropping it. Looking back through the
list archives, it seems that lots
, 2005 10:46 AM
To: How to use Revolution
Subject: Re: News of Shafer eBook Publication Plans
On 2/25/05 6:45 AM, "Lynch, Jonathan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Aren't there small-scale publishers that specialize in per item
> printing? Basically, you send them a pdf
Aren't there small-scale publishers that specialize in per item
printing? Basically, you send them a pdf of the book, and a list of
customers with addresses. They print the book on a double-sided printer,
bind it on one of those spiral binding machines, and mail it out to the
customer.
I know it c
If anyone likes debating religion - I suggest www.onlinedebate.net - I
used to be a moderator there, before I had to quit because I was getting
too caught up in the debates and thus ignoring more important things in
my life.
The guy who runs that site is religious but very fair minded - and the
si
Hello everyone,
I need to learn to use a database with some of my Rev apps. After much
reading about the different options, I think I would like to use
Firebird.
1) It is free
2) People say it works great
3) People say it works great on windows
4) It doesn't require that I do any C compiling to m
Hi David...
What finally worked for you regarding Windows printing?
Regarding finding ideas - I encountered this issue frequently when I was
a producer at CNN. Basically, how do you become inspired when the
inspiration is not forthcoming on its own?
I used to teach new producers a few simple tec
Hi Richard...
I have a suggestion that might work, if the memory requirements of your
app are not too large.
You could set it up so that every time you make a change, you create a
copy of the stack in memory. Actually, have like 5 copies of the stack
in memory, and for each change, you replace on
When I was a freelance videographer, I got burned once after giving a
guy a music video I created for him before getting full payment.
He never paid me. It was a small, simple project, and it was only $400
dollars that I got shafted out of, but I learned from that lesson. From
then on, the client
Well - I didn't mean that it would have the ability to play any format.
There are already programs that convert mpeg to gif animation, for
example. I just meant the ability to play and control one format. The
conversion to that format would take place during production - not on
the users end.
I re
Is there a way, or an external, for playing mpeg movies without using QT
or WMP? I apologize if this is treading over old ground - but I am still
not quite clear on this.
My understanding of Mpeg is that it basically stores a series of video
frames, except that after the first frame, the only info
I will...
Thanks!
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Thanks Richard - it isn't really for a specific project, it is just for
learning good programming practices.
I was just thinking I would study up on those techniques that are best,
for situations where processing lots of information is required. We have
had a number of discussions about how to do
Hello everyone,
What are the processes in Revolution that have been optimized to be very
fast? The following two examples are the ones that come to mind, but I
figure there must be quite a few of them.
- Match Text
- Repeat for each loop
Thanks,
Jonathan
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This is perhaps an ignorant question - but I never hesitate to embarrass
myself publicly...
If a multimedia developer was going to create a Rev based app, with
video, audio, etc... Is it truly necessary to depend on the user having
QT or WMP installed? Would it be possible to store the entire QT
Having only done a little bit of programming in traditional languages,
but having a background that included quite a bit of hypercard use at
one time - I found Rev to be entirely intuitive.
On the other hand, I find VB and C to be entirely unintuitive - and I
think I see why.
If I want to envisio
Because, otherwise, people would think you have a dog named Clover who
keeps leaving your slippers in the wrong place.
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Thanks - I will definitely check it out...
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Subject: Re: New Externals...
On 2/4/05 9:37 AM, Lynch, Jonathan wrote:
> I wo
Does anyone know of a way to generate a message that happens when the
mouse is over a graphic, and the mousebutton is currently down, and the
mouse is pulling around a partially transparent image while it moves
over the graphics?
Mouseenter does not work when the mousebutton is down, or when there
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This is interesting...
The suggested script does not work if it is
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Subject: Re: Scrolling groups get messed up after saving
On 2/4/05 8:47 AM, Lynch, Jonathan wrote:
> I am sure there must be some way to ref
As an avid Scrabble player (and writer/editor using scientific writing
standards), I can attest that I have never seen a dictionary or
word-list that is truly comprehensive of the English language.
The spellchecker I use for an app I created for work contains 174,000
words, and still frequently mi
I would think that a real spreadsheet would be most easily created as a
group containing fields - using transcript. Each cell would be a field
with specific scripting to keep the cells in the right alignment. The
formula for each cell would be stored as a custom property for that
field. The script
The visual garbage is really the only problem - scrolling the group up
and down does get rid of it, as does selecting the items of the group
with the selector tool - but, if the group only scrolls a little bit,
then the group cannot be scrolled enough to get rid of the problem
entirely - and if thi
On reopening the card, it is fine - it is just that scrolling groups looked
messed up after a save - no closing the card involved.
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As an alternative: "misname" the stack with one of the "standard"
extensions. You can have your program rename it back after downloading
it, if you are storing it on a disk somewhere.
On Feb 2, 2005, at 1:51 PM, Lynch, Jonathan wrote:
> I need to test a pro
I need to test a program that automatically downloads a stack once per
day. All the free webhosts that I have found block files with
non-standard extensions - some block you from uploading them, and others
block you from accessing them after they have been uploaded.
Can anyone suggest a free web h
closecard
set the vscroll of group badgroup to 0
pass closecard
end closestack
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> Subje
It is a cosmetic problem mainly, but still annoying. After saving a
stack with a scrolling group containing a number of objects - the
objects in that group appear doubled - or otherwise messed up. Various
things, such as selected those objects with the selector tool, will
restore the appearance of
This is the searchable archive I use:
http://www.mail-archive.com/use-revolution@lists.runrev.com/
It seems to work pretty well. Every once in a while it cannot access an
article that it finds in a search - when that happens, google seems to
work.
_
But, you could accomplish this same concept with separate fields in a
group, could you not?
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Subject: Re: Tabstops Question
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I made one for an app at work -
The word list is 174,000 words! I am sorry that I cannot remember the
website where I found it - but, I can tell you that it is out there, and
that you can find it online with a bit of searching.
If you have no luck, let me know - maybe I could email it to you
dir
I just read a few articles on this...
How do you guys who make your living as freelance programmers deal with
this problem? If a company in a third world country can charge a sixth
of the price that a company in a developed country can charge - then how
do you guys ever manage to find clients?
I
I think you need a scrolling group, containing images and text fields.
You can position the images and text fields exactly like you want them,
and then when you scroll the group, they will all scroll together.
Working with groups can be tricky at first, but once you get the hang of
it, they are ve
For me it would work, because, although the stack may be used by
different people on different computers - it would never be used by
different people at the same time.
Only one of us would compose the Media Tracking Report on any given day.
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What is a vertical market?
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Lynch, Jonathan wrote:
> What do you do?
I h
As a newcomer to Rev...
I love this list.
The searchable archive of this list -
http://www.mail-archive.com/use-revolution@lists.runrev.com/
- has been an exceedingly useful resource for me.
In payback for the good advice given by the pros on this list, I try to
field some of the very basic
I haven't tried that! I think someone else suggested something similar
- but with all the suggestions you guys have had, I haven't sorted
through them yet.
I will try that - thanks!
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I guess huge is relative to the speed of one's system and network. The
stack I am dealing with is only 4.74mb - yet, it still takes a couple
minutes to save across the network.
That's no big deal - but a year from now the same stack will be 20meg,
and will take 8 minutes to save. I am planning on
Thanks MisterX,
It sounds like you have really thought this through. Much food for
thought. I will have to do some mental digesting before I decide for
sure which way I want to go.
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Hi Alex,
>You said the string is 60 - 70 thousand chars. So I figured maybe up to
>65536 works OK, and over that you are getting some kind of
>field-wrapping effect, and getting only the amount BEYOND the 65536
limit.
>But it was only a guess :-)
>There are some other limits (see docs / Topi
I have a question for you guys:
What do you do?
I am a writer/editor for an online publication at the U.S. CDC, and I
use Rev to help with compiling news reports, and to help with editing
submissions from our contributors, and a few other things as well.
I am also using it for an online publishi
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