Panther has an odd effect on Rev. Rev 2.1.1 resides in my applications
folder. However, if I click open an application, rather than opening
Rev 2.1.1 it goes out and finds an old Rev 2.0 to open itself. Even if
Rev 2.1.1 is open, the application starts up an old Rev 2.0. If I open
Rev 2.1.1 a
On Oct 25, 2003, at 5:28 PM, Lee Perham wrote:
Panther has an odd effect on Rev. Rev 2.1.1 resides in my
applications folder. However, if I click open an application, rather
than opening Rev 2.1.1 it goes out and finds an old Rev 2.0 to open
itself. Even if Rev 2.1.1 is open, the application s
Allo There,
I'm not sure this is a bug ! This kind of thing happen under Linux too.
I don't have Panther installed for yet but it seems it could be an new
unix compliance feature of Panther, where the files have to be
associated with apps trough "mime" types links.
Le dim 26/10/2003 à 02:56, Alex
I am not using Panther and yet this is what is happening to me. It has
been happening ever since I did my first Build Distribution. I did a
Mac OSX, Mac OS9, and Windows exe and they are sitting in a sub folder
on my desktop.
I could try a right click and then an 'open with' I think there was a
I had the same problem with 10.2.8, but it was after buying a new
laptop and transfering everything across ethernet. I finally had to
toss everything connnected to Rev, and reinstall a fresh Rev 2.1.1.
Working fine now.
On Saturday, October 25, 2003, at 04:28 PM, Lee Perham wrote:
Panther has
H. I just bought a new laptop too. A 15 inch to replace my old 15
inch. I copied everything over via Firewire.
How about the others here. Did anyone else experience this?
tom
On Sunday, October 26, 2003, at 12:06 AM, John Tenny wrote:
I had the same problem with 10.2.8, but it was after bu
This is a known behavior as far back as I can remember with Rev. and I
have even seen some custom props created in stacks by the IDE that
refer to an older version. I am not sure why you would keep an old 2.0
version around... but if you really need it, just stuff it or zip it
as a back up...
My Panther weirdness also comes after an ethernet transfer of the app
from my old iMac to my G5.
Mark
On Oct 25, 2003, at 9:21 PM, Thomas J McGrath III wrote:
H. I just bought a new laptop too. A 15 inch to replace my old 15
inch. I copied everything over via Firewire.
How about the other
On 10/25/03 11:21 PM, Thomas J McGrath III wrote:
H. I just bought a new laptop too. A 15 inch to replace my old 15
inch. I copied everything over via Firewire.
How about the others here. Did anyone else experience this?
Yes, I've run into it too, but I'm on OS X, 10.2.6. And I didn't even
On Oct 25, 2003, at 7:28 PM, Pierre Sahores wrote:
Allo There,
I'm not sure this is a bug ! This kind of thing happen under Linux too.
I don't have Panther installed for yet but it seems it could be an new
unix compliance feature of Panther, where the files have to be
associated with apps trough
FWIW
Actually, I think it is possibly not a bug. Not completely. Like I
said, this did not happen to me until I did my first set of Builds AND
when you look in the 'Open with' contextual menu you will notice that
the list only contains those items that are builds. So this tells
me that whe
item 1. below - I meant a standalone that I had changed the creator
type for.
On Sunday, October 26, 2003, at 08:34 AM, Thomas J McGrath III wrote:
FWIW
Actually, I think it is possibly not a bug. Not completely. Like I
said, this did not happen to me until I did my first set of Builds AND
wh
Alex Rice wrote:
> I think
> previous threads about app bundles on OS X show that a lot of Rev
> developers don't want to or aren't able to grok application bundles and
> .plist xml files.
Agreed: Apple has chosen another novelty solution that makes delivering
applications for its OS ever more
On 10/26/03 11:39 AM, Alex Rice wrote:
On Oct 26, 2003, at 10:36 AM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
On 10/26/03 11:05 AM, Alex Rice wrote:
So the two bugs I see are:
1) All rev standalones have the .rev filetype CFBundleDocumentTypes
property in their Info.plist (making them document centric when they
On Oct 26, 2003, at 6:34 AM, Thomas J McGrath III wrote:
FWIW
Actually, I think it is possibly not a bug.
Maybe not, but I think there *are* two reportable bugs related to this
issue- below.
1. I remember something like this happening in Supercard in
OS9(Supercard projects were taking on the w
On Oct 26, 2003, at 10:36 AM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
On 10/26/03 11:05 AM, Alex Rice wrote:
So the two bugs I see are:
1) All rev standalones have the .rev filetype CFBundleDocumentTypes
property in their Info.plist (making them document centric when they
are probably not intended to be)
This on
On Oct 26, 2003, at 11:45 AM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
OK then why does the Distribution builder have fields for document
type and document icon? Distribution builder ignores it?
Well, you've got a point there. I wasn't thinking about that when I
responded. DB should honor those entries.
To be fair
On Oct 26, 2003, at 10:36 AM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
I think it would be the developer's responsibility to change the plist
if this isn't the behavior you want.
And I do agree with you on that point (is what I do), but I think
previous threads about app bundles on OS X show that a lot of Rev
dev
Alex,
I agree that this may be contributed by REV. I just don't see how. :)
Then again I'm new to rev and have not spent enough time to notice the
ongoing behavior.
I did notice the grayed out items mentioned in 2) and I thought they
were possibly MC files converted over etc.
This is certainl
Is this a rev stack or a rev standalone
Thanks
Tom
On Sunday, October 26, 2003, at 12:36 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
To be fair, I've seen this in other apps and document types. I wish
the Finder would do some translations for us in file dialogs.
One other glitch I hit the other day. On Win
On 10/26/03 11:05 AM, Alex Rice wrote:
So the two bugs I see are:
1) All rev standalones have the .rev filetype CFBundleDocumentTypes
property in their Info.plist (making them document centric when they are
probably not intended to be)
This one doesn't strike me as a bug. I susupect lots of dev
After I installed Mac OS X 10.3, I cannot type some accented characters
(é, è, etc.) in Revolution 2.1.1.
It was working fine before, and it still works in all other applications
(Mail, TextEdit, AppleWorks, etc.).
Do I have to reset something in Revolution to restore the accented
characters?
--
Si
Hi List, Alex,
Le lun 27/10/2003 Ã 01:52, Alex Rice a Ãcrit :
> On Oct 26, 2003, at 11:45 AM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
>
> >> OK then why does the Distribution builder have fields for document
> >> type and document icon? Distribution builder ignores it?
> >
> > Well, you've got a point there. I wa
On Oct 27, 2003, at 4:22 AM, Pierre Sahores wrote:
To be fair- DB does get it right, I think, when the document type
fields are all filled in. It's when they are empty that it takes the
liberty of assigning .rev as a filetype.
So ! It seem you pointed us to the way we need to take to get the
expect
Le lun 27/10/2003 Ã 19:53, Alex Rice a Ãcrit :
> On Oct 27, 2003, at 4:22 AM, Pierre Sahores wrote:
> >> To be fair- DB does get it right, I think, when the document type
> >> fields are all filled in. It's when they are empty that it takes the
> >> liberty of assigning .rev as a filetype.
> >
> >
After I installed Mac OS X 10.3, I cannot type some accented characters
(é, è, etc.) in Revolution 2.1.1.
It was working fine before, and it still works in all other applications
(Mail, TextEdit, AppleWorks, etc.).
I do not have Panther yet...but received the following from a customer
who updated t
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