On Thu, Feb 28, 2008 at 3:33 AM, J. Landman Gay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Rev ships with the "SmartSave" plugin. Users just need to turn it on.
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Oh snap !!!
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Stephen Barncard wrote:
One nice thing about this little community is that helpers like what you
describe can be easliy crafted - and then shared with the rest of us -
so why not make a plugin as you descirbed yourself?
We all want it all, how about having it all? Have a default autosave
Dear Stephen,
Le 27 févr. 08 à 19:34, Stephen Barncard a écrit :
One nice thing about this little community is that helpers like
what you describe can be easliy crafted - and then shared with the
rest of us - so why not make a plugin as you descirbed yourself?
Because it exists yet: http:
at helpers like what
you describe can be easliy crafted - and then shared with the rest of
us - so why not make a plugin as you descirbed yourself?
We all want it all, how about having it all? Have a default
autosave for newbies, and a set of preferences for later: continued
autosave, with a
autosave really should be a u.i. option; a simple
checkbox to set autosave (a handler) to true or false
for scripts or cards or both would be appreciated in 2.9
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We all want it all, how about having it all? Have a default autosave
for newbies, and a set of preferences for later: continued autosave,
with a changeable time span between autosaves, a message that comes
up that asks if you want to save (a reminder), with Yes, Never or
some number of
Presumably as:
revTemplateScriptEditor
is a stack (which seems to have its main script at the
card level), it should be "relatively easy" [ - this
is my way of telling you that I have tried this and
not succeeded - but that doesn't mean others won't
manage it ] to edit the script so it always goe
On Feb 25, 2008, at 11:10 AM, Eric A. Engle wrote:
There was a very useful thing in hypercard. If you
used the enter key while editing a script the script
would save.
This should work in Rev also. (Referring to the Enter key adjacent to
the numeric keypad, not the return key, which is often
cool. control return works to close scripts and
autosave. :)
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There was a very useful thing in hypercard. If you
used the enter key while editing a script the script
would save.
Likewise, if you closed a script dialog, the script
would automatically save any changes.
I understand other users might not want either of
those features but I really want them.
y
out, what else could be running to cause a autosave and a new archive file
to be created every 3rd thing I do?
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Yes I did down load from site, loaded most of the plugins from site to try
out, what else could be running to cause a autosave and a new archive file
to be created every 3rd thing I do?
Thanks
Rob
Chipp Walters
Wed, 04 Apr 2007 11:32:17 -0700
Nope, revAltArchive does not auto-save. It
Nope, revAltArchive does not auto-save. It only saves when you press it's
icon from the altPluginToolbar. There's another utility that autosaves, but
it's not revAltArchive.
Did you get it from here:
http://www.altuit.com/webs/altuit2/altPluginDownload/Downloads.htm
-Chipp
On 4/4/07, [EMAIL PRO
I added altArchive plugin and now every 3rd thing I do in rev it
autosaves and archives the stack how do I change this?
Thanks
Rob
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I do feel compelled to defend "corruption-prone" HyperCard a bit.
It wasn't meant as a dig against HyperCard, just noting the tradeoffs
inherent in each architectural choice. Completely aside from any subjective
views of HyperCard one way or another, page-from-disk sys
It is certainly debatable whether it is better to save on events
(HyperCard-like) or on intervals (via a timer), so I'll let that rest.
I do feel compelled to defend "corruption-prone" HyperCard a bit. We sell a
HyperCard-based business system which consists of 43 stacks. The most heavily
used i
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> Richard,
>> Chip's altAutoArchive is not exactly what I had in mind, nor is the excellent
> plugin from Rinaldi.
> While saving serialized copies would help, what I am really looking for is
> true HyperCard behavior - where changes to the current stack are saved in the
Richard,
Of course IT Works work comes first :-)
I thought of the timers but that is not really the answer. That would save
even when saving is not needed, and probably save while the user (me) is in the
middle of something. The HyperCard way saves as fields are changed.
I thought it might be a
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Chip's altAutoArchive is not exactly what I had in mind, nor is the excellent
> plugin from Rinaldi.
> While saving serialized copies would help, what I am really looking for is
> true HyperCard behavior - where changes to the current stack are saved in the
> current sta
> Richard,
> Chip's altAutoArchive is not exactly what I had in mind, nor is the excellent
plugin from Rinaldi.
While saving serialized copies would help, what I am really looking for is
true HyperCard behavior - where changes to the current stack are saved in the
current stack.
Paul Looney
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> print it as a PDF without saving. I know one should save frequently, but
> printing
> did not seem like a particularly dangerous operation. Well, Revolution
> crashed and, once again, ate all of the changes I'd made. An autosave is handy
> on
> general programs
one should save frequently, but printing
did not seem like a particularly dangerous operation. Well, Revolution
crashed and, once again, ate all of the changes I'd made. An autosave is handy on
general programs, it is critical on one which is "stability challenged".
The autosave plugin
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