1 AM, BNig wrote:
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> you might want to look at the "timesetting" stack in a slightly modified
> version as a revlet:
> http://berndniggemann.on-rev.com/timesettings/
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you might want to look at the "timesetting" stack in a slightly modified
version as a revlet:
http://berndniggemann.on-rev.com/timesettings/
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unc(tMin/60) + 6 into tHour
if tHour >= 12 then put "PM" into ampm
if tHour >= 13 then add -12 to tHour
put toUpper(tOtherName) & ":" && tHour & ":" & format("%02s",tMin mod 60)
&& ampm into fld (tOtherNa
Very cool Scott!
Marty Knapp
Recently, Peter Haworth wrote:
I have a need for users to enter a start and end time of an event and
I'm trying to come up with a graphical way for them to do that to
ensure that the time is in the correct format.
What appeals to me the most is to use some sor
Hi from Beautiful Brittany,
Scott Rossi wrote :
I posted an example online that shows both time entry options (don't
ask me
to explain the math). Execute the following in your Rev message box:
go url "http://www.tactilemedia.com/download/timesettings.rev";
Nice !! That's what I love about
Recently, stephen barncard wrote:
> This is absolutely brilliant. What a gift. I'm speaking of both your gift,
> and the gift to us.
Thanks -- hope the stack is useful for folks.
Regards,
Scott Rossi
Creative Director
Tactile Media, UX Design
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This is absolutely brilliant. What a gift. I'm speaking of both your gift,
and the gift to us.
Thanks
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Stephen Barncard
San Francisco
http://houseofcubes.com/disco.irev
On 21 February 2010 17:49, Scott Rossi wrote:
> Recently, Peter Haworth wrote:
>
> > I have a need
Recently, Peter Haworth wrote:
> I have a need for users to enter a start and end time of an event and
> I'm trying to come up with a graphical way for them to do that to
> ensure that the time is in the correct format.
>
> What appeals to me the most is to use some sort of slider that would
> i
Pete,
If your app runs exclusively on the Mac you may want to just look at
integrating iCal into it with AppleScript and handle it that way...
When your app launches or whenever is appropriate, let the user select a
calendar file that's exclusive to your app. The user could open it in iCal to
Thanks Marty and Jeff.
I will take a look at at your stack Marty.
Jeff, you raise a good point, I hadn't thought about. I'm mainly
running on a Mac and people tend to schedule things with tasks/
appointments in iCal although various third party tools have their own
built in schedulers with
You may want to take a look at Windows' task scheduler or whatever it is on the
platform you are targeting. While it's possible to come up with something
better and easier, I usually find that straying from UI paradigms that users
are accustomed to can end up causing a lot of needless pain for t
There's some very useful code in Marty's stack - I modified it slightly so
as to use a behavior and put the slider components into a group rather than
putting the scripts in the buttons, so I could use the same code with any
number of sliders.
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Stephen Barncard
San Francisc
Hi Peter,
I don't know if it would help, but I have a stack at RevOnline called
"Marty's Sliders" that would give you more flexibility and could perhaps
be adapted for your use.
At the end of the mouseMove handler there's a line that computes a value
and puts it into a field to in effect sho
use the slider to manipulate the seconds, and convert to time steps on the
fly. Don't use the scale of the slider, instead make your own scale
alongside. You might find a lookup table faster than conversion.
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Stephen Barncard
San Francisco
http://houseofcubes.com/disco.irev
I have a need for users to enter a start and end time of an event and
I'm trying to come up with a graphical way for them to do that to
ensure that the time is in the correct format.
What appeals to me the most is to use some sort of slider that would
increment/decrement the time of day in
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