menus are not now recommended, but it makes sense in this instance. Is this
a general bug, a bug with Windows XP, or just a bug with me?
Also, a disabled radiomark (i.e. using "!r(" in front of the item) displays
a disabled radiomark, as expected. However, a purportedly disabled checkmark
(
Folks,
Is there a tutorial available about creating application menus? I seldom use
them and I understand that there's new syntax available. I went to
revLessons and tutorials site but haven't seen any outstanding option
available.
Andre
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Gabel Paul wrote:
Also, WHY can't the rev team create an option button
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No operating system has them.
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On 16/06/10 1:59 PM, "Gabel Paul" wrote:
> Dear List members:
>
> On a Mac with Rev 4.0, it appears not to be possible to have cascading menus
> in an option button/menu. I can have them in a pop-up button/menu, but it
> doesn't look anywhere near as nice. I tried
Dear List members:
On a Mac with Rev 4.0, it appears not to be possible to have cascading menus in
an option button/menu. I can have them in a pop-up button/menu, but it doesn't
look anywhere near as nice. I tried superimposing an option button over a
pop-up button and sending a command t
How can I keep a pull down menu from doing the "reversed out" thing with
the foreground color switching to the background color on mouse down, I
have some white text color pull down menus on a black ground, when the
user click down we want the button name itself not to change at all,
d if we were lazy.
Java ports to OS X commonly solve both sides of this with laziness:
they just leave the menus attached to the top of the window. :)
In all seriousness, though, this is 100% a solved problem and has been for
*years*. REALbasic doesn't have this problem, and neithe
On Mon, May 17, 2010 at 2:28 PM, Richard Gaskin
wrote:
>
> I can think of no solution for adding something to a window in a way that
> doesn't add it to the window.
>
>
I can't think of way to eat a burger without eating a burger.
Richard, I usually love your insightful posts... but that statemen
Mark Wieder wrote:
Point taken. The fact that there needs to be an explanation at all,
though, and that it's something that comes up frequently on the list,
is an indicator that something needs work.
Perhaps what it's telling us is that we should take Steve Jobs' advice
and stop making cross-
e way the rev engine
deals with menubars needs rethinking.
> Okay, but to be fair, the "long" explanation was part of a tutorial on
> how to convert HC stacks, and the actual info about how menus work was
> only a couple of paragraphs in that. Most of the info is an explanation
P
ue with you about the other two features. ;)
The fact that you had to write a long explanation on your web site of
how to deal with menus is a good reason for reworking the way menus
are handled in the engine
Okay, but to be fair, the "long" explanation was part of a tutorial on
how t
exist for my OS, his does not, and never will.
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- Double-click and return key in Snaps or Zoomed snaps do likewise.
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- Magic Menus work just as they do in the controls or cards lists.
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Bonjour,
I don't know but, In the Archives there was a discussion in June 2009:
"How to put a minus in menu"
Best regards from Grenoble
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I can't find a way to escape the hyphen char for a menu, it just
always give a divider line. Clues?
I can't find a way to escape the hyphen char for a menu, it just always give a
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On 11/04/2010 01:52, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Peter Alcibiades wrote:
Here is the recipe.
Open a stack with plenty of buttons and scripts.
Now open any script in the editor.
Use the property inspector to get the properties of a given field
Select and copy the name of the field
Paste it into t
On 10/04/2010 23:52, Peter Alcibiades wrote:
Here is the recipe.
Open a stack with plenty of buttons and scripts.
Now open any script in the editor.
Use the property inspector to get the properties of a given field
Select and copy the name of the field
Paste it into the script. I think I u
On 11/04/2010 05:39, Peter Alcibiades wrote:
On the basis that maybe it could be something about all three of the systems
it occurred on today, which admittedly are all running Debian, though with
very different installation and use histories, I moved Rev to Slitaz running
in Sun's non-free Virt
te? Is that really possible?
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>
> Peter
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editor to crash during cut and paste? Is that really possible?
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Here is the recipe.
Open a stack with plenty of buttons and scripts.
Now open any script in the editor.
Use the property inspector to get the properties of a given field
Select and copy the name of the field
Paste it into the script. I think I used middle click, but
Peter
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Meanwhile, on Planet Linux, we do not even have one editor that works.
That's right folks, the built in editor, if you do cut and paste with it,
freezes. You then close it down, and it crashes the IDE along with it, so
you lose all unsaved work.
On Planet Ubuntu 9.10, I
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Script and object editor oriented folk:
We have a marvelous video of Build 319 of tRev for you today:
http://reveditor.com/magic-menus-look-ma-no-hands
It shows how the new tRev Magic Menus work.
Some details...
New Magic Menu:
- We needed a pop up menu for tRev lists and code that could
Thanks, Sarah.
I suspected the preferred methodology, changing menuitems, had to be
similar to HC. I see how the button contents are exactly those. I also love to
use
custom properties, and will likely go that way.
Regards
Craig
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On Fri, Oct 9, 2009 at 8:39 AM, wrote:
> Slowly getting menus to work.
>
> In a large HC stack of mine, the menuItems of a single menu called
> "doStuff" changes depending on which card I am on. Same name, different
> menuItems.
> In practice, as I navigate, I could
Slowly getting menus to work.
In a large HC stack of mine, the menuItems of a single menu called
"doStuff" changes depending on which card I am on. Same name, different
menuItems.
In practice, as I navigate, I could delete and recreate the menu and its
menuItems, or I could simply
Up until 3.5 (I think), if you had a popup menu or option menu and you
wanted to display a "/" in it, you had to escape it with a preceding "\",
but only on Macs. This was (I assume) to differentiate it from a "/" that
preceded an accelerator key.
So for example, I have a status popup that lists I
I reported Bug 7982 on this, listed as minor.
http://quality.runrev.com/qacenter/show_bug.cgi?id=7982
Also filed bug 7983 on strange menu behaviour, this ones a beauty,
with a screenshot.
http://quality.runrev.com/qacenter/show_bug.cgi?id=7983
2009/4/20 Martin Blackman :
> Thanks Francis, setting
Thanks Francis, setting the 'focusable' property ie traversalon to
true makes the button retain its hilite after selecting which is
probably expected behaviour.
But it doesn't explain the first problem with the popup, I may bugzilla that.
2009/4/20 Francis Nugent Dixon :
>
> Hi from Paris,
>
> Ma
Hi from Paris,
Martin, When you create your button by script, examine
the "Focus" and the "Show Focus" options which may be
selected. When you create a standard button with the IDE,
these options are not selected, unless you create a "Default"
button (hilited in blue). I haven't time to experim
Hi List,
In my stack I have an option menu button, on which the user can
right-click to popup a context menu.
As of version 3 and 3.5 of Rev on XP, when the popup menu appears, the
option menu gets hilited and remains so (ie the background goes dark
blue). This doesnt happen in version 2.9. The
DunbarX wrote:
I posted this on the HC list by mistake. Took me three back-and-forths and a
handful of queries from common listmembers before I understood what was going
on. Brain needs debugger.
Maybe not. It might be a good thing: your subconscious is beginning to
map Rev to your HC memo
Thanks, Jackie.
I will check out this menuHistory thing.
Craig
On Mar 3, 2009, at 10:29:04 PM, "J. Landman Gay"
wrote:
From: "J. Landman Gay"
Subject: Re: Beeps and menus
Date: March 3, 2009 10:29:04 PM EST
To: "How to use Revolution"
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x27;t want that, lock messages.
MenuHistory only works with buttons of style "menu" of course.
You're correct that all menus are buttons. The "menu" keyword is iffy in
my experience, I usually just call them buttons and treat them like
buttons. So if I want to change a menu
i don't know the exact scenarios with buttons and menus since i don't
need to use them, but...
it seems to me when the programmer starts sending messages that are
the same as those generated by the program he is asking for
complexities that are difficult to understand and control
hrew me; I thought all
> menus were buttons. Are menus a type of "object" in this scenario?
You can certainly send the "menuPick" message to a button, but it
won't be caught unless the button's style is set to "menu".
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to a button, which threw me; I thought all
menus were buttons. Are menus a type of "object" in this scenario?
I am not whining.
Thanks,
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this sort of thing; I doubt you'd ever notice any impairment in
> responsiveness.
>
Part of my rationale for changing the menus on the new card is also
laziness on my part. I don't want to change the documentation for the
existing card. It is also partly that I am trying to kee
Martin Koob wrote:
Richard Gaskin writes:
Why do you want to do that?
Might it be easier to just follow Apple's guidelines and enable/disable
menus items as needed?
I had been doing that, enabling and disabling items but I have added a
feature to a new card so now one menu item s
Richard Gaskin writes:
>
> Why do you want to do that?
>
> Might it be easier to just follow Apple's guidelines and enable/disable
> menus items as needed?
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I think it is because we're trying to create contextual menus. It is a good
idea to follow Apple's guidelines too though (never thought of reading
that). I ended up doing it with pop-menu buttons and not using the menu
builder.
On Mon, Dec 29, 2008 at 12:25 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Martin Koob wrote:
I want to do what you have described and change the menus on the menubar
as I switch between different cards in the same stack.
Why do you want to do that?
Might it be easier to just follow Apple's guidelines and enable/disable
menus items as needed?
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ding
> > on what stack is opened. If you put a different menubar in a substack does
> > it happen automatically?
>
> On Windows, yes. Menus on that OS are just groups, and they will show up
> automatically in whatever stack you place them.
>
> On Mac OS, the menu
lliam humphrey wrote:
OK - so you just put a row of pop-ups on each substack as you need
menus?
Sounds good. I think I might combine that with the main menu though
and see
what happens.
On Mon, Dec 8, 2008 at 10:57 AM, Joe Lewis Wilkins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
Actually Will, a
happen automatically?
On Windows, yes. Menus on that OS are just groups, and they will show up
automatically in whatever stack you place them.
On Mac OS, the menubar group is moved to the system menu (and the stack
size is shortened as the menu scrolls out of view off the top.) For that
OS, you&#x
OK - so you just put a row of pop-ups on each substack as you need menus?
Sounds good. I think I might combine that with the main menu though and see
what happens.
On Mon, Dec 8, 2008 at 10:57 AM, Joe Lewis Wilkins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Actually Will, as I think I mentioned som
Actually Will, as I think I mentioned someplace on the list fairly
recently, I've recently come to the conclusion that, due to the larger
screens many of us have these days, placing the Menus at the top of
the application's window on both Mac and Windows apps seems to be a
good
d look ok on Windows? I
> haven't tried looking at anything on windows yet...
>
>
> On Mon, Dec 8, 2008 at 10:36 AM, Joe Lewis Wilkins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
>
>> Hi Will,
>>
>> Have you considered using pop-up menus on the sub-stacks?
>>
>> J
I would consider anything. Do you think that would look ok on Windows? I
haven't tried looking at anything on windows yet...
On Mon, Dec 8, 2008 at 10:36 AM, Joe Lewis Wilkins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Will,
>
> Have you considered using pop-up menus on the sub-stacks
Hi Will,
Have you considered using pop-up menus on the sub-stacks?
Just a thought.
Joe Wilkins
On Dec 8, 2008, at 6:20 AM, william humphrey wrote:
Menubars on main stack and substack
Hi
I know what happens with a menu on the mainstack and none on any of
the
substacks but I was wondering
Menubars on main stack and substack
Hi
I know what happens with a menu on the mainstack and none on any of the
substacks but I was wondering how to implement a menu that changes depending
on what stack is opened. If you put a different menubar in a substack does
it happen automatically? Can you pu
Hello Mark,
I run most of my .rev apps from a precompiled universal runrev .exe with the
same name => the info is in the stack object, not in the standalone. If you
download http://animabit.de/runrev/test.exe and put it into /anirun.exe and put
a stack in the same folder into /anirun.rev than i
Bonjour Eric,
If only I would look in the Documentation for this command, I would not
waste your time.
Thank you for explaining, your time, and your grace. :-)
Regards,
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Bonjour Mark,
Sorry if I was not clear enough.
As I said, the selectedChunk, that returns a chunk expression
describing the location of the text selection or insertion point, is
always something like char 4 to 3 of field 1 (insertion point is
placed after char 3 but there is no text selecti
Bonjour Eric,
Put your script into my field, and it's working, thank you.
But I'm not sure what this part of your script does, what it is checking
for?
if word 4 of the selectedChunk < word 2 of the selectedChunk then
Why word 4 and why word 2?
And why word 4 is less than word 2?
Bonjour Mark,
An Edit menu, if you want to stay compliant with all platforms
guidelines, should always show the 'Cut, Copy, Paste' trilogy as a
minimum.
Of course, you can disable the menu items you don't want the user to
use but they *must* be there with their usual shortcuts :-)
So in you
Hi All,
I have a contextual menu (popup) on a text field with several options. One
of them is Select All.
This allows the user to select all the text in this field.
If the user actuates the contextual menu again, the Select All option should
still be there, but also a new option is selectable
Hi
Here's some stripped down code I've been using that works ok on mac & pc.
Not tested on linux. Any improvements appreciated.
To test, create a new stack, place a few fields onto the first card. Set
the script of the card or stack to the code text below.
regards
alex
--> start code
globa
Sorry, I could have sworn that it worked but it causes an execution
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I added the command: focus on target just before the popup command and
that mostly works. It doesn't put the insertion point (for pasting)
where I clicked. Is there a better way to do this?
Bill
On Jul 26, 2008, at 10:18 PM, Bill Vlahos wrote:
Ken,
Thanks. This works.
I have another prob
Ken,
Thanks. This works.
I have another problem. If I right-click on a field that doesn't have
the focus, both paste and your select all command won't do it to the
correct field. It will either paste the clipboard or select all in the
field that still has the focus (I'm on a Mac).
Bill
On 7/26/08 6:57 PM, "Bill Vlahos" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What would be the command for "Select All"?
select the text of the selectedField
But you want to make sure it has a context (i.e. an open field, otherwise
you'll get an error since "the selectedField" would return empty):
if the
Nope. Doesn't work.
Bill
On Jul 26, 2008, at 5:05 PM, Mark Schonewille wrote:
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On 27 jul 2008, at 01:57, Bill Vlahos
What would be the command for "Select All"?
Bill Vlahos
On Jul 21, 2008, at 6:45 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
J. Landman Gay wrote:
If you just want to operate on the text, you can do things like
"copy the selection".
Actually (she said, replying to herself) it's even easier than that.
Rev
I like that especially when I can understand it. Very often I copy someone's
excellent code and just use it like a monkey...
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> Rev allows many ways to script:
Agreed!
> Here is the same as the above using a function.
> What is interesting is that a function returns a value immediately
> when a condition matches and avoids using nested conditional
> structures or long statements with and/or.
>
> on mouseDown pButton
>
Bonjour à tous,
Le 24 juil. 08 à 07:49, Terry Judd a écrit :
In your card or stack script
ON mouseDown pMouseBtnNum
IF pMouseBtnNum = 3 THEN
IF word 1 of the target = "field" THEN
IF not(the locktext of the target) THEN
popup btn "contextualMenu"
Bill
I've done this using the target function and a mouseDown handler in a
card or stack script.
Marty Knapp
OK. So with the help of a few great people on this list I now can do
popup contextual menus for fields. Thank you.
A user suggested that pretty much every field (regular text
On 24/7/08 3:40 PM, "Bill Vlahos" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> OK. So with the help of a few great people on this list I now can do
> popup contextual menus for fields. Thank you.
>
> A user suggested that pretty much every field (regular text field)
> should be
OK. So with the help of a few great people on this list I now can do
popup contextual menus for fields. Thank you.
A user suggested that pretty much every field (regular text field)
should be able to have a contextual menu for Cut, Copy, and Paste at a
minimum.
How would I add this
Bill Vlahos wrote:
There is a "Focus with keyboard" check box in the properties of a
regular button but not a popup button. I should have been more specific.
I see. Yes, you're right, and this is one of my pet peeves with
Revolution. The arbitrary division of buttons and fields into various
"
There is a "Focus with keyboard" check box in the properties of a
regular button but not a popup button. I should have been more specific.
Bill
On Jul 21, 2008, at 6:36 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Bill Vlahos wrote:
Note there is no UI in the Properties of a button to set
traversalOn. I had
J. Landman Gay wrote:
If you just want to operate on the text, you can do things like "copy
the selection".
Actually (she said, replying to herself) it's even easier than that. Rev
already knows what's selected, so if you are just using the basic
editing commands, all you need in a menupic
Bill Vlahos wrote:
Note there is no UI in the Properties of a button to set traversalOn. I
had to do it from the message box. Not obvious for a beginner.
I recommend setting your Rev preferences to show labels as the "name of
transcript property" (in the General prefs pane) rather than showi
> Note there is no UI in the Properties of a button to set traversalOn. I had
> to do it from the message box. Not obvious for a beginner.
There is but it is called "Focus with keyboard" - which again is not
obvious for anyone, beginner or not.
> One last question... How do I refer to the calling
Eric,
That did it.
Note there is no UI in the Properties of a button to set traversalOn.
I had to do it from the message box. Not obvious for a beginner.
One last question... How do I refer to the calling object (in this
case the field) to send the action to? Lets say I have multiple field
Bonjour Bill,
To not loose the focus in the field, just set the traversalOn of the
button to false :-)
Le 21 juil. 08 à 03:06, Bill Vlahos a écrit :
Thanks Eric.
I've added the following script to a field:
on mouseDown pButton
if pButton = 3 then
put "Cut" & return & "Copy" & return
then
popup btn <'popup menu' button>
end if
end mouseDown
And, of course, a menuPick handler in the script of <'popup menu'
button>.
As, usually, contextual menus may be called from different objects
with different contents (they are contextual, right?), i
etc.
Bill Vlahos
on mouseDown pButton
if pButton = 3 then
popup btn <'popup menu' button>
end if
end mouseDown
And, of course, a menuPick handler in the script of <'popup menu'
button>.
As, usually, contextual menus may be called from different objects
How do I implement a right-click on a field?
For example:
Select word(s) in the field
Right-click on field to get a context menu of choices:
Cut
Copy
Paste
etc.
Bill Vlahosu
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Eric Chatonet wrote:
>
> No time to test it but it would appear consistent to use anti-slash
> (\-) as it is used for some other meaningful signs in menus to
hi all,
So, is there a way to get the shift/option/arrow etc.. symbols to
show in rev menuitems?
I am running out of alphabets! thanks :-)
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Matthias, you're a star! I'll email you off list.
Thanks,
Mark
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Hi,
i could translate it to german.
Regards,
Matthias
Original Message
Subject: Localizing menus (28-Jan-2008 18:00)
From:Mark Smith <[EM
Hi,
i could translate it to german.
Regards,
Matthias
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> I've got this little freeware app for backing up files from an iPod,
&
Bonjour Eric,
You are right, Menuhistory is not perfect, but if you have a simple
static menu (99% of my menus are static), this is the best way.
After, if you want to have an advanced menu, (eg: with sub menu),
menuhistory is not made for that, but lineoffset or a custom repeat are
better
Bonjour Damien,
MenuHistory seems, at first sight the straight way but, actually, it
is 'hardcoded' as would be 'Cut' or 'Paste':
This means that you can't modify your menus, inverting two menu items
or adding a new one, for instance without modifyi
Girard, Eric and Trevor, thanks! It all becomes clear. I have the
functions for getting the appropriate translations in place, so I've
just got to rebuild the menus, of which there aren't many.
Thanks again,
Mark
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ieces in the UI.
However, I'm wondering about the menus - this is on OS X.
Take the 'Edit' menu. Setting the label of btn "Edit" to "Édition"
(extracted from my cp set) at start up is no problem, but then I need
to replace the menuItems "Cut, Copy, Paste"
working for all the bits and pieces
in the UI.
However, I'm wondering about the menus - this is on OS X.
Take the 'Edit' menu. Setting the label of btn "Edit" to
"Édition" (extracted from my cp set) at start up is no problem, but
then I need to replace the m
or all the bits and pieces in
the UI.
However, I'm wondering about the menus - this is on OS X.
Take the 'Edit' menu. Setting the label of btn "Edit" to
"Édition" (extracted from my cp set) at start up is no problem, but
then I need to replace the m
, I'm wondering about the menus - this is on OS X.
Take the 'Edit' menu. Setting the label of btn "Edit" to
"Édition" (extracted from my cp set) at start up is no problem, but
then I need to replace the menuItems "Cut, Copy, Paste" with their
localized
Hi all,
Hi Bill,
Klaus,
Rev always interprets the minus character as a divider line, even
if it
is not the only character in that menuitem.
This should be doable somehow, right?
Any hints (and not too kludgy workarounds) are extremely welcome!
It seemed to work fine for me when I used -30 .
a char to add to the list...
Le 23 janv. 08 à 20:45, Klaus Major a écrit :
Bon soir Eric,
Hi Klaus,
No time to test it but it would appear consistent to use anti-
slash (\-) as it is used for some other meaningful signs in menus
to make them 'harmless'?
If it does not work, it
Salaam Eric,
Guten Abend Klaus :-)
Hey, your dutch is getting better every day :-D
I think that you could post this request in QA and on the improve
list also to give it more resonance at Runrev:
At first sight, it seems easy to modify the engine code to take into
account '-' as parenthes
Hi Stephen,
Anyway, this should be possible without this workaround, since we
have to remove
the unwanted SPACE in the menupick handler somehow :-/
um... that's pretty easy!
Go figure! :-D
Oh boy, of course I meant that this step should also be unnecessary ;-)
stephen barncard
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