>I thought it had to do with the libUrl libraries because it was the
>only stack with them and it was the only stack with this problem. Dave
>Cragg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> who maintains libUrl found the answer.
>The stack had default buttons and the throbbing Aqua visual effect of
>the default but
>Just thinking about Realbasic
>running on Win32. It uses native widgets and it was a crash-fest (or
>used to be)! I hope you guys have some serious QA in place! Rev The
>appearance manager stuff has had the kinks worked out over a long
>period.
Well we redesigned the way themes are done in ge
>While I am using MC to do this, it does apply to Rev users as well. I
>am recording in a small app I made. It works well except for on thing.
>It does not create a reliable recording. "recordinput" is a new command
>in 2.4.2 that allows you to set your audio input from within your
>script
>Use [EMAIL PROTECTED] that's how I've gotten a hold of Tuviah in the
>past (in fact, he posts using this email address).
Got the message greg (both of them)! Been having some temporary problems
sending mail using the RunRev address.
Tuviah Snyder ~ [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Runtime Revolution Limited -
>Reading through the online help I understand is necesary to install a
>MySQL library access. Is that true even for OS X?
Revolution 1.1.1 is distributed with the MySQL drivers for Mac, and OSX,
so you may want to try downloading the latest version of 1.1.1.
Tuviah Snyder ~ [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Run
>I have a local MySQL databases (installed and open through the Terminal)
>and would like to see how easy would be to create a front-end from
>Revolution.
Very easy. The host to pass to revdb_connect would be localhost. You can
find database examples at
http://www.runrev.com/revolution/developer
>Through the kind efforts of both the members of this list and the RunRev
>folks, I now understand how to use an existing Valentina database.
>However, how does one actually create the database file and define the
>fields?
Using VAPP.
http://www.paradigmasoft.com/product/vapp.html
You can def
>My code is something like this
put URL theFile into theData # theFile is the location of the data file
which is being worked on
put 1 into theCount
put the number of lines of theData into totalRecords
repeat foreach line theLine in theData
put count+1 into theCount
revDB_execute(gConnecti
>I have no clue, by the way, what you mean by "CFM manager", "mach-o
>code", or "bundle". I'm most familiar with UNIX (Solaris in
>particular) which doesn't have this stuff.. My final application I want
>to be deployed on MacOS, OS-X, and Windows -- but it's important that I
>build it from UN
>My question though is: is there absolutely no other way to use a XCMD in
>MacOS without using a resource fork?...
Yes. XCMDs are HyperCard, SuperCard style externals that are supported on
MacOS to make porting from those products easier. All new external
development should be done using the exter
>Frankly, I strongly believe that Julian dates should be the internal
>format since that would provide us with a standard time measure that is
>truly standard across all systems.
You can find this stuff all over the web. If you know a little JavaScript
you can convert the code from
http://www.b
>put revdb_execute(idconnessione,q,a,b) into risultato
You need to pass variable names (revdb gets the values) for the
placeholders. Changing it to
put revdb_execute(idconnessione,q,"a","b") into risultato
will get it working.
You could also do something like
put "aa" into myparams[1]
put
>I've a big list like this :
>Name name1 name2 name3
>Data1 1 0 10
>Data2 10 1 0
>Data3 0 1 10
put field 1 into tarray
split tarray by return and tab;
put tarray["Name"] --return 1,0,10
put tarray["Data1"]
>I'm relatively new to SQL, but the tutorials on the web that I've
checked out
> http://sqlcourse.com/) don't put a space before the semicolon (if they
use one at all).
I've checked out sqlcourse.com, the site looks great. I only wish I would
have found it, when I was learning SQL!
Tuviah
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>Nope. I'm sure I had that right.
If you can duplicate the crash this on your machine, or any other
machine, and find a recipe I would be very interested.
>I'm relatively new to SQL, but the tutorials on the web that I've
checked out (e.g., http://sqlcourse.com/) don't put a space before the
sem
>1. The installed Merent drivers, and so on, are indeed almost identical
to the Intersolv installation -- just a later version, and not "branded"
for FileMaker, like the
>set I had. That makes me think that a small tweak to Revolution would
make it support the set distributed with FileMaker as
RevDB was designed to connect with the Merent data connect datamanager.
You can download a free evaluation version at
http://bbase1.merant.com/merantema/www/DDWBDNLDco02/DDWBDNLDco02dnld.jsp
Most ODBC drivers are compatible with it.
Hmm..just checked and it said that Intersolv is now Merent..
>Can you call databases over the internet, or do they have to be local?
You can connect to a remote database. You have to specify the IP address
of the database your connected to as the host parameter.
>What/where are the scripts?
Check out revdb_ in the transcript dictionary. The database manage
>How do I access an ODBC database from script?
>I think this is one of the advertised features of Revolution 1.1,
>but so far I have found no script command that issue SQL querys.
Check out the database manager under the tools menu..also check out
revdb_connect in the transcript dictionary.
Tuvi
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