I'm in Pennsylvania.
I have 2 others working with me and could rationalize a road trip - either
driving a day (so, Hotlanta's about the limit - that's 11 hours) or flying
somewhere for which it's possible to get good flight deals.
On Friday, June 03, 2005, at 01:56PM, Jim Lyons <[EMAIL PROTECT
my barcode app. This allows you to set focus based on what's coming
in.
HTH,
Ray Bennett
..:From my Treo 600:..
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From: "kee nethery" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: 11/27/04 1:24 pm
To: "How to use Revolution" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subj: Re: barc
Most barcode scanners can be programmed to send a 'preamble' string before the
data that you scan. This is how I differentiate input sources in my barcode
app.
Another trick is to ensure you reset the focus to a text field after you are
done processing the input.
Ray
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Andreas - I'm afraid this won't be of much help, but about a year ago, I reported a
problem with the clone function - we were executing it within a repeat loop and could
guarantee an eventual crash, although it was completely unpredictable as to _when_ it
would crash. It felt like a memory dis
Hi Kevin,
Delayed because of lack of time and jetlag. In Santiago, Chile just
now. Will return on Friday.
I'd recommend you test it to see. I don't know what else to advise.
My gut tells me that it'll work as you suspect without you having to
garbage collect yourself, but I can imagine scen
I've been trying for a while to launch a php script on my remote server
by using a get URL or a put URL
I can't get either to do much. In one case, I am able to get back an
error from the server saying I've got an error near a "" tag.
What I do currently is to build the http string and launch
If you're colorizing as you type, the non-properties stay as black text
- that's usually my first clue that I didn't get it.
On Monday, January 5, 2004, at 01:54 AM, Dar Scott wrote:
On Sunday, January 4, 2004, at 10:08 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
How do I set the resizeable of a stack to false.
If you set the "destroystack" and "destroywindow" properties of your
splash screen to TRUE, you can use "close stack myStack" instead of
delete stack. I _think_ it accomplishes the same thing -doesn't it?
You can use the message box to set these properties for your splash
screen
set the des
have you tried sending "go next" message to the stack you're working on?
i.e.
send "go next" to stack "fred"
On Friday, December 19, 2003, at 09:54 AM, David Squance wrote:
card switching doesn't happen. It would appear that the messages are
stuck
in the palette stack, and not going to the cur
Hi David,
We do most of our product testing on XP. I can offer that we do a lot
of pretty funky things, including dynamically loading pulldowns/pop-ups
and it works fine for us on XP/98/95/ME.
These thoughts may be of no help, but I'll pass them on for your
consideration:
A difference I note
fields displayed. Does that
cause a problem? Jim
12/17/03 2:49 AM, Ray Bennett wrote:
And make sure to go into the "Property Inspector" for the group Jacque
described and open the Geometry properties. Click on the vertical
pipe
that that exits the top of the object box and the hor
Thanks, Rod.
Application Name: OpenTourney Assistant
Version: 3.10
Availablility: Now
Publisher: Escape Sports, Inc.
Website: www.escapesports.com
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Platforms: Windows 98/NT/XP (no ME); Mac OS 9.2.2; OS X
OS X Native?: Yes/No
Demo available: www.escapesports
Hi Paul. I'm sure you'll get lots of opinions on this one.
I've lived on Macs and Unix boxes for years and years. We've
developed, over the past year, a product that is cross platform -
meaning that it has a market that requires Mac and PC support. Alas,
the Mac will likely account for less
Yes. Nearly every time. Specifically, the issue seems to be that the
debugger is actually toggling instead of clearing if you try to clear
while in debug mode. If you leave, then go into the script editor and
clear the breakpoint, it seems to finally be cleared.
On Saturday, June 14, 2003, a
Okay, this isn't an easy question, but let me try and cut to the chase.
I have a fairly complex application that is well-behaved on OS X
(10.2.4) and well-behaved on OS 9.2.2.
On Windows, 98 and XP, the application crashes with irregularity. I
think have isolated it to times of intensive pagi
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From: "Ray Bennett" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Thursday, February 27, 2003 12:43 PM
Subject: XP and ask/answer file commands.
XP seems to ignore my request to set a default di
XP seems to ignore my request to set a default directory where the user
will be when I ask them to open a file. OS X / OS 9 both doing just
what I'd expect. XP always goes to where it was last.
Help?
code sample
put the _workingPath of stack "Fred" & "d_BRK Files/" into thePath
put "*
You may want to toggle the "alwaysbuffer" settings for the stack and
see if that has any effect. It did for me when printing images that
were part of a card.
On Saturday, Feb 22, 2003, at 17:28 America/New_York, Graham Samuel
wrote:
I have a rectangular area on a card which is used to cover a
Well, hot on the trail of this, here's what I've learned.
If I turn the "alwaysbuffer" property off, the image magically appears
on when PDFd/printed. (it was also disappearing _any_ time I tried to
print it from an XP box).
Hmmm...
On Wednesday, Feb 12, 2003, at 22:05 A
Ron, I'm just a little more paranoid than I should be, but the only
platform I won't warrant my product on is Windows ME. Mostly because
it seems that the different hardware vendors got pretty confused when
they wedded it to their box, so for instance the Sony VAIO and HP
Pavillion's running M
Dear List - Sorry to be a pest.
I have an image control with an imported (vice linked) image. This
control was pasted into the background of a card. This background
occurs on 15 cards. The image is pretty small (175x175).
When I use the Print Dialog to create a PDF of the stack, everything
Sorry gang. Just found Ken Ray's pointer to the Sons of Thunder tip
regarding Registry stuff from the December 2002 list. That should get
me going.
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Okay, I've not really ever done any development for Windows-resident
apps, so forgive my ignorance on this one.
Is there anything I need to do to make my application "proper" as far
as Microsoft is concerned? Specifically, is there something I need to
do in order to get it checked into the reg
My thoughts were, I guess, somewhere in the middle.
Sarah's suggestion of just keeping track of the configs in the
Distribution Builder covers the major chunk of the code, and I hadn't
thought of using the config settings as a sort of cm tool, but that
makes sense. But (and it may be that I
If this has been asked before, I missed it, so apologies in advance if
that's the case...
Now that I'm building standalones, its becoming pretty obvious that a
lightweight configuraion management tool would be handy (for Unix
folks, I'm looking for something like sccs for humans). Something
anything more complicated that a
standard business letter, but if that's what you want, it's probably
possible.
gc
On Saturday, January 18, 2003, at 03:53 PM, Ray Bennett wrote:
I'd like to be able to include the ability to "save as PDF" right
into my application wh
I had my first Revolution "crash" this weekend. The crash resulted, I
believe, in my license key being corrupted, and I think that's probably
it. Anyway, the detail below is a little long winded, but insight and
feedback would be greatly appreciated.
Scenario:
Was using the development envir
I'd like to be able to include the ability to "save as PDF" right into
my application when I distribute it.
Has anyone done this?
Thanks again in advance.
Ray
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Hi Kurt,
I'm a relatively green Revolutionary, but am pretty "long in the tooth"
in HyperCard (alas, since abandoned because I need to build software I
can sell!). This is a lengthy reply, but hopefully will either help us
both or get someone else to jump in the thread.
Anyway, I've been futz
I'd like to be able to include the ability to "save as PDF" right into
my application when I distribute it.
Has anyone done this?
Thanks again in advance.
Ray
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Why, when I save a stack that is scrolled does the on-screen appearance
change?
For instance, I have stack whose cards are roughly twice as high as the
window they're viewed in. To be able to scroll all of the objects on
the card (about 100), I grouped them into two groups. One of the
group
This line produces a multiline button label in Rev 1.1.1
set the label of button "testprint" to "Test" & return & "Button"
On Friday, Jan 3, 2003, at 08:28 America/New_York, Klaus Major wrote:
Hi Kevin or someone at RR,
Labels of buttons CAN have multi-line names !
You can force a new line i
Dear List,
I think I've figured out the answer to the printing question I posed a
few days ago.
Specifically, the problem was that the data area of interest on my card
was 800w x 1638h. The visible window (rect of the stack) that I view
the card through is usually about 800 x 1000, and I scrol
This question is similar to Sarah's question of 24 Nov 02, which,
judging by the thread, was never really resolved.
I have a card that is considerably larger than the visible window
(about 2x taller, same width). I want to print the entire card into a
page-size rect, but the print command alwa
I use a WASP USB barcode scanner in a HyperCard application that I'm
porting to Rev. Haven't ported it yet, but see no reason it _shouldn't_
be straightforward. The trick is that the scanner is programmable.
Meaning that you can program it to send a preamble (read, "handler
name") when it rea
I've searched archives back through Mar 2002 for an answer to the question:
is there any way to do a "print card" and _not_ see the print dialog?
As best I can tell, the answer is no. My application, relative to user
interaction, needs to be streamlined relative to user interaction
because t
I too used the option-return sequence. However, on my Mac (Pismo
PowerBook - OS 9.2.2), it actually looks like it generates "CR" then
"\" then another "CR". So, as someone else suggested, just typing it
"\" in directly must be the answer.
Ray
Bob Arnold wrote:
>Here is a really basic,
Kurt - can you give us an idea of what sort of users you had? Were they
random public folks or folks from a specific walk of life (such as
engineers, math teachers, lawyers, accountants)? Just curious because
we're in the middle of several UI considerations for a cross-platform
app that will
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