I've never really understood how profiles are supposed work -
On a this list a few months ago property profiles were discussed, and I got
the feeling there were very few people that actually used these special
properties.
What would they be used for, Language changes? Skinning?
what i
Hello,
Something has apparently changed from 4.0.0 to 4.5 that has badly broken
some logic in one of my stacks that use property profiles. It looks like
the behavior of revSetCardProfile may have changed. The stack works as
expected in 4.0.0 but is broken in 4.5.
Has anybody else
> Has someone already tried to used Property Profiles for multi-language
> management and revSetStackFileProfile for changing the profile ?
>
> Are this property and function working well in all case ?
> I tried to used for multi language part of my application, but many time
Hello All,
Has someone already tried to used Property Profiles for multi-language
management and revSetStackFileProfile for changing the profile ?
Are this property and function working well in all case ?
I tried to used for multi language part of my application, but many times
properties
seem to be fixed now, but profiles are too confusing for me.
>
> Modifiying a property of an object causes the property profiles of that
> object to change to make sure that the object stays unchanged for each
> alternative profile. If you set the textFont of an object to bold in one
Hi Sarah,
Just like you, I tried to use profiles, before they were broken for 2
years. They seem to be fixed now, but profiles are too confusing for me.
Modifiying a property of an object causes the property profiles of
that object to change to make sure that the object stays unchanged for
Has anyone ever actually used profiles?
I haven't but I thought that I had a good use for them this time, so I
tried to set them up.
When I go to the profiles section of the inspector, I see a Master
profile listed in bold.
I created another 2 two profiles, planning to delete the Master later
& sw
Hi there,
actually it wasn't as difficult as I thought : time to give back to
the community !
This did it for me :
- created a stack with a button, 2 flds (+1 fld as result output)
- in fld "sta" (stacks) : list of the project's mainstacks (1 short
name per line)
- in fld "Langs" : list o
Hi Mark,
thanks for your reply
Well, that means more work to come
boy !
Christian
Le 18 août 08 à 14:30, Mark Schonewille a écrit :
Hi Christian,
The text encoding in fields is respected when you move your stack
from one platform to another. All text in fields is converted to
Hi Christian,
The text encoding in fields is respected when you move your stack from
one platform to another. All text in fields is converted to make it
display correctly in other operating systems. Data in properties is
not converted, because this would corrupt the data.
An easy way to o
Hello,
I just finished translating my app into 3 languages ; I developped on
a Mac and I wanted to test my app on Windows.
Surprise, surprise the objects lables/text in German (Umlauts mainly)
or French (accents) are not respected (instead of Umlauts you have
different symbols) on the Win
1) It appears that I can't have master property profiles that I have
inherited for an entire stack. Is that correct?
2) If 1 is true, then what's an easy way to copy property profiles from one
object to another (objects of the same type)
--
Diogenes - "What I like to drink mo
ry once and a while "rect"
and "border" and a few others will pop in there than I have to remove.
Any idea how to stop this behavior?
Derek Bump
Dreamscape Software
http://www.dreamscapesoftware.com/
Mark Schonewille wrote:
Hi Derek,
I tried the same as you, copying t
Hi Derek,
I tried the same as you, copying the Property Profiles library to my
own stack, but I experiences execution errors when using it. I
believe this library needs to be updated. This bug has been reported
to QC already.
It is easier to write a script to set the profile of each
I noticed that the Standalone Builder does not include the Property
Profiles Library when building executables. Does anyone have a
workaround for this bug?
I tried taking the data from the Profiles Backscript and adding it to
the Common Library's backscript, but that still didn&#
These property profiles seem very handy but they are driving me
completly up the wall.
I have, say 30 fields with each quite a few property profiles to show
the state of the field.
The user can select one or more fields and move them around. Now if the
script changes a
profile, to reflect
At 1:58 AM -0800 11/29/2003, erik hansen wrote:
you can script a Profile into existence.
you cannot script new properties settings.
are there any workarounds for scripting
property settings in a Property Profile?
Setting a property (while any profile other than the master profile
is active) automa
Revolution Encyclopedia
About... Properties and Property Profiles
set the revProfile of card x to "myNewProfile"
...
There are two ways to include new property
settings in a profile: by using the property
inspector to specify the properties you want to
include, and by changing the
On Wednesday, August 27, 2003, at 09:26 PM, Geoff Canyon wrote:
Based on my limited understanding of the underlying mechanism, don't
you want to set the cREVGeneral[profile] of the object?
Geoff - thanks! you gave me just the nudge I needed. I could have sworn:
the profile = the revProfile = cR
Based on my limited understanding of the underlying mechanism, don't
you want to set the cREVGeneral[profile] of the object?
On Tuesday, August 26, 2003, at 11:47 AM, Alex Rice wrote:
put the cRevGeneral["profileList"] of fld id 2368 into tProfiles
if "SectHead" is among the lines of tProfiles
If there's code you want to run against a set of controls, then
Navigator will allow you to easily do it. There isn't a built-in
facility for dealing with profiles, but the command panel lets you run
arbitrary code against whatever controls are selected.
gc
On Tuesday, August 26, 2003, at 10:2
Any ideas on this one?
Would it be bad etiquette to post to the metacard list with this same
question?
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Can anyone see why this script doesn't work? It apparently has no
effect on the Master profile. Script generates no errors, but the
properties are not getting set into the Master profile.
On Tuesday, August 26, 2003, at 11:25 AM, Alex Rice wrote:
I now want to revert to the Master profile, but maintain the
properties from the other profile to the master profile. Is this
possible? I can't find a way to script a repeat through the properties
of the custom profile.
Can anyone see
I have created hundreds of objects and accidentally edited the objects
with a custom property profile selected. I now want to revert to the
Master profile, but maintain the properties from the other profile to
the master profile. Is this possible? I can't find a way to script a
repeat through t
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