the 'colorize script' while typing preference to off as
many times as I like, but when I open the script editor it colorizes
away - I go back to the prefs and see that it has reverted to
being on.
2.7 Studio
Mac 10.4.4
G4 PB 1.5
Mark
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dont know if it is related but on windows no prefs are saved...
Could it be the same on macs?
cheers
Xavier
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 16.02.2006 15:14:26:
> I can set the 'colorize script' while typing preference to off as
> many times as I like, but when I open the
I can set the 'colorize script' while typing preference to off as
many times as I like, but when I open the script editor it colorizes
away - I go back to the prefs and see that it has reverted to being on.
2.7 Studio
Mac 10.4.4
G4 PB
age-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
> Brian Yennie
> Sent: Thursday, April 15, 2004 3:06 AM
> To: How to use Revolution
> Subject: Re: Colorize Script
>
>
> This reminds me of something that I think would be awfully
> useful. What
This reminds me of something that I think would be awfully useful.
What if the below was modified to make keywords clickable and take you
directly to the documentation...? You could type the command name,
scratching your head trying to remember the syntax, and then aww shoot,
just click on it...
Derek:
> >The Scripter's Scrapbook will colorize selected text for you if you choose
> >'Colorize' from the 'Entries' menu. If you need to roll your own, look at
> the mc
> >script which should give you a good starting point.
>
> I wish I could, but the script is password protected. If you coul
> The Scripter's Scrapbook will colorize selected text for you if you choose
> 'Colorize' from the 'Entries' menu. If you need to roll your own, look at
the mc
> script which should give you a good starting point.
I wish I could, but the script is password protected. If you could help me
out with
'll let you figure out the rest...
The colorize script in the original editor (or RR's) is not
complete or handles all script conditions, this repeat is not faster but
more complete. Slows down around 5000 words and 100 keywords...
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL P
> Script colorization is available in The Scripter's Scrapbook for 7
languages
> including HTM, Director, JavaScript, MC/RR, AppleScript...
I downloaded the stack and looked through it and I can't find any scripts
that demonstrate how to setup a colorizer much like the one in MC/RR.
Derek Bump
Dr
>I woud like to use the Colorize script feature and apply it so that it works
>on HTML, PHP, JavaScript and other such web based programming languages.
>Any idea on what functions or handlers exist in the Rev Library that I can
>use to do this? I did searching and I can't fin
On Monday, April 12, 2004, at 12:19 PM, Dreamscape Software Webmaster
wrote:
I did searching and I can't find any colorizeing commands
of the such. Any ideas?
I realize you are looking for high level colorizing and may well be
aware of the low level color. Just in case:
You can set the foregr
I woud like to use the Colorize script feature and apply it so that it works
on HTML, PHP, JavaScript and other such web based programming languages.
Any idea on what functions or handlers exist in the Rev Library that I can
use to do this? I did searching and I can't find any colori
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