on closestackrequest
if the dirty of field text then
-- do the save dialog here
else
pass closestackrequest
end if
end closestackrequest
note: this is a simplified example, and does not cover all real life
possibilities
On 7 Nov 2010, at 23:46, charles61 wrote
I have code in my save menu that brings up a dialog for saving a file with
Don't Save, Cancel and Save. After the user saves the file the first
time, the code will automatically insert the name of the file into the
dialog above when the user wants to save it again or get ready to open a new
file
rawkeydown
--in the stack
on openstack
set the dirty of field text to false
end openstack
on closestackrequest
if the dirty of field text then
-- do the save dialog here
else
pass closestackrequest
end if
end closestackrequest
note: this is a simplified example, and does not cover
and the print
cards are printed showing the status of the controls and contents of the
fields. This setup works well for printing.
The Save code I used correctly saves the status of the radio buttons, fields
and checkboxes. But here is the problem. When the user opens the saved file
and tries to print
. Then the user clicks on the Print button and the
print
cards are printed showing the status of the controls and contents of
the
fields. This setup works well for printing.
The Save code I used correctly saves the status of the radio
buttons, fields
and checkboxes. But here is the problem
With the sudden, unexpected release of LiveCode and disappearance of revStudio,
revMedia, etc., I'm feeling a bit stung by the midsummer deal we were all
offered (and I and others accepted) to SAVE 60% on revSTUDIO. When I took
this deal and paid the $99, I was led to expect a year's worth
and disappearance of
revStudio, revMedia, etc., I'm feeling a bit stung by the midsummer deal
we were all offered (and I and others accepted) to SAVE 60% on revSTUDIO.
When I took this deal and paid the $99, I was led to expect a year's worth
of complimentary upgrades to revStudio, not two
Jerry-
The way I understand things, your current license agreement stands.
Nothing changes until its term is up.
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On 09/21/2010 09:01 PM, Jerry Balzano wrote:
With the sudden, unexpected release of LiveCode and disappearance of revStudio, revMedia, etc., I'm feeling a bit stung by the
midsummer deal we were all offered (and I and others accepted) to SAVE 60% on revSTUDIO. When I took
this deal and paid
It is always a Faustian pact, using closed source software, especially when
it is in rapid development. Rev is perfectly entitled to abandon the Media
experiment. It was noble, but evidently it did not work out. I also think
its treated the Studio buyers such as myself fairly, it was entitled
Yesterday I wrote a posting on this topic which, ultimately,
looked pointless:
BUT . . .
However you store your prefs; whether in a TAB-delimited text file, a
proprietary
external file, or a substack, unles they are actively loaded into the
stack where
the work actually happens they are
Richmond,
Apparently you only read the header of my posting and my script. I am NOT
saving preferences in a standalone. If you look at my script you will see
that I am trying to save my preferences as a separate file. The Preferences
are read into the program each time it is launched
On 07/24/2010 05:31 PM, charles61 wrote:
Richmond,
Apparently you only read the header of my posting and my script. I am NOT
saving preferences in a standalone. If you look at my script you will see
that I am trying to save my preferences as a separate file. The Preferences
are read
PM, charles61 wrote:
Richmond,
Apparently you only read the header of my posting and my script. I am NOT
saving preferences in a standalone. If you look at my script you will see
that I am trying to save my preferences as a separate file. The Preferences
are read into the program
was right into it.
On the main stack pop a field called fWell that is empty.
TEST 1:
Now in the main stack's first card (err . . . well it will only have
one) pop the following script:
on preOpenCard
put fld fPreffs of stack Preffs into fld fWell of stack Mane
end preOpenCard
save
: specialFolderPath(26)
/ S504_prefs)
end if
end savePrefs
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/ S504_prefs)
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Why do I have a funny feeling that a standalone cannot be modified and
it might be better
to save one's preferences as something like a tab-delimited text file?
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I have been able to code the standard save dialog boxes that are in the Rev
Manual for my project. But I have not been able to code a save dialog box
that shows the name of a current window open where the user is asked if you
want to save it with that name. All that I can get is the save dialog
Try something like this:
put the label of this stack into tSuggestedFileName
put .txt after tSuggestedFileName
ask file Save data as: with tSuggestedFileName
put it into tSaveFileName
if tSaveFileName is empty then
exit to top
end if
put tDataToSave into URL (file: tSaveFileName
the
Application Browser . Select the Ask dialog and right-click on it
and show it's script. In the preOpenCard handler, add the line set
the loc of me to the screenLoc, and apply the change.. Do the same
with the *Answer* dialog. Then close Revolution and when it asks if
you ant to save the changes
. In the preOpenCard handler, add the
line set the loc of me to the screenLoc, and apply the change..
Do the same with the *Answer* dialog. Then close Revolution and
when it asks if you ant to save the changes to stack Ask Dialog,
select Save. Do the same with the *Answer* dialog.
When I have
I have trying to devise a script to disable a Save menu item when the user is
on a certain card. My project has two sections: Student and adult. I want to
disable the Save Menu for Adult when the user is on a student card. I tried
the following and variants of it but I get an error message when I
heeft charles61 het volgende geschreven:
I have trying to devise a script to disable a Save menu item when
the user is
on a certain card. My project has two sections: Student and adult. I
want to
disable the Save Menu for Adult when the user is on a student card.
I tried
the following
charles61 het volgende geschreven:
I have trying to devise a script to disable a Save menu item when
the user is
on a certain card. My project has two sections: Student and adult. I
want to
disable the Save Menu for Adult when the user is on a student card.
I tried
Charles,
Card is just card. You need to tell Rev whether you want to compare
the short name of the long id etc. In this case, you want the short
name of the (current?) card.
I would strongly recommend not to use reserved words as variable names.
--
Best regards,
Mark Schonewille
geschreven:
I have trying to devise a script to disable a Save menu item when
the user is
on a certain card. My project has two sections: Student and adult. I
want to
disable the Save Menu for Adult when the user is on a student card.
I tried
the following
Charles.
I think what Mark is trying to say to you is that your line has to read:
if the name of this card is adult
Craig Newman
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Hi. I wanna ask if there is a reason for this.
I have a mainstack with a lot of substack in it.
When I quit Revolution I get the Save stack message, and this is
normal only for the first time.
But for me it's not normal that I've this message for every substack
I've modified.
If I save
Giovanni Cannizzaro wrote:
Hi. I wanna ask if there is a reason for this.
I have a mainstack with a lot of substack in it.
When I quit Revolution I get the Save stack message, and this is
normal only for the first time.
But for me it's not normal that I've this message for every substack
I've
Bill Ziegler wrote:
I've created some programs for students with disabilities. At first I
circulated them with the the Mac and Pc players. It was easy to script
a 'New' that copied the stack and cleared all text and audioClips. The
'Save as' made a copied of the stack. Both renamed the new
I've created some programs for students with disabilities. At first I
circulated them with the the Mac and Pc players. It was easy to script
a 'New' that copied the stack and cleared all text and audioClips. The
'Save as' made a copied of the stack. Both renamed the new stack.
Schools
Hi Kevin,
I'm sorry, I missed this entire line of messages until tonight so I
didn't know about the complications until now.
I still haven't received DVDs, letter, or anything and it's nearly two
weeks since this email.
I was just wondering when they might show up and sitting down to
Joe,
After some unintentional, but IMO painfully personal comments on this
List, if I were Kevin, I wouldn't be visiting this List for a while.
Your should email Support or Heather directly. You'll get a much
faster response.
HTH
On Mon, Mar 8, 2010 at 11:42 AM, Joe F. jo...@mac.com wrote:
Hi
On 26/02/2010 06:02, Alejandro Tejada wrote:
Kevin Miller wrote:
Bill was sick for a long time before he died
This means that Bill was already feeling sick,
when he participated in this mail list, last december.
Nothing in the messages that he wrote, could
have suggested his health
Bill was a professional. Perhaps to the point where it contributed to
his death. He continued to work and refused to go into hospital at one
point despite both Kevin and I begging him to do so, because he had
work deadlines to meet. He went to the emergency room after he had
completed the
Save what?
As I am still waiting for an awful lot of what I paid for last year I
don't feel like
paying more money for stuff that will either never materialise or will,
but when it
does it is so out of date it is not worth having . . .
Free Bonuses
Once bitten, shy ever afterwards
and immediately express them a set OR refund their money.
On Feb 25, 2010, at 1:50 PM, Richmond Mathewson wrote:
Save what?
As I am still waiting for an awful lot of what I paid for last year I don't
feel like
paying more money for stuff that will either never materialise or will, but
when it
does
who has NOT
yet received a copy and immediately express them a set OR refund their money.
On Feb 25, 2010, at 1:50 PM, Richmond Mathewson wrote:
Save what?
As I am still waiting for an awful lot of what I paid for last year I don't
feel like
paying more money for stuff that will either
Richmond Mathewson wrote:
Can't they see just how much damage they are doing themselves by
behaving like this?
Can you see how much damage you are doing to the company by posting an
uninformed tirade on a publicly archived list? Especially when you don't
know what happened?
RR behaved
On Thu, Feb 25, 2010 at 2:16 PM, J. Landman Gay jac...@hyperactivesw.comwrote:
Richmond Mathewson wrote:
Can't they see just how much damage they are doing themselves by behaving
like this?
Can you see how much damage you are doing to the company by posting an
uninformed tirade on a
Excuse me? How can RR be perceived as behaving responsibly, when we get
non-responses from queries about shipping status, when it takes more than 6
months for the DVDs to arrive and when there are such disparities (MORE THAN A
MONTH) in shipping. Even if you sub-contract out a part of
Jeff Massung wrote:
If I had one complaint, it would be that I have yet to ever see a Rev
engineer on the forums or in this list answering questions and actively
helping users to get all they can out of their product.
They are on the Improve-Rev list, which is open to Enterprise customers.
I probably shouldn't touch this one with a 10-foot (100-foot? 100-meter?) pole,
but...
Perhaps the best solution for everyone would be if Rev just offered up some
combination of refund or store credit. We certainly don't need to be debating
the role of force majeure in this case, but some sort
Do as I do. Send you yourself a dvd each week, you'll never be disappointed.
Anyway it could be worse, imagine:
- as a slug, I'm in charge to deliver your dvd by hand
- receiving the box but without the dvd
- found a better way to dev cool stuffs during the time you wait
- be burgled while your
On 25/02/2010 23:20, Brian Yennie wrote:
snip
Would anyone be unwilling to just call it a day if RunRev said we're very sorry
that we were unable to deliver these DVDs in a timely fashion. please accept our apology
this credit towards XYZ and we will still ship your DVD when we can ?
Richmond,
I'm certainly not using those events as an excuse. I'm simply stating a fact
which is true, for those of you that are interested. You can accept that or
not. I have apologized for the situation with respect to the DVDs, it is
inexcusable.
We knew going into this that we had a lot to
They did not do their best and they have acknowledged it and promised to
correct it next year.Do I accept their apology? Of course I do! What do I
gain by bashing a great small company serving a very intimate (sometimes
maybe too intimate) clientele and are not trying to get rich on every
On Feb 25, 2010, at 4:12 PM, Kevin Miller wrote:
...
If you have not received your DVD you will have received a letter from us
today offering you an estimated delivery time and year's free license
extension. If you have not received the DVDs nor a letter, your DVD shipped
some time ago and as
If this
applies to you feel free to contact me directly, off list.
oops.
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Kevin Miller wrote:
Bill was sick for a long time before he died
This means that Bill was already feeling sick,
when he participated in this mail list, last december.
Nothing in the messages that he wrote, could
have suggested his health problems.
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Richmond,
I'm certainly not using those events as an excuse. I'm simply stating a fact
which is true, for those of you that are interested. You can accept that or
not. I have apologized for the situation with respect to the DVDs, it is
inexcusable.
We
Builder option that decouples
substacks. I create independent stacks from the beginning when I know my
app will have to save data to them.
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tRev Fans,
Here's what's new this week:
- New Column Button for Object Browser: Save
- New universal shortcut for Object Browser: s
- Visual feedback when using OB's shortcuts
- Better focus on tRev after dialogs switching
- New preference: colorization (or not)
- Prefs re-org'd slightly
I need help in understanding how RunRev works
I have a single card stack that is saved as a standalone app.
I want to be able to enter information into a field and then execute scripts
that modify scripts of other fields.
This all works until I exit the standalone. When I start the Standalone
I ran into this. As someone said to me, don't fret, nobody can save to a
single stack standalone.
You have to have a mainstack be a sort of splash screen, or it can even
be invisible to the user. Substacks, or any other stacks (I do not think they
have to be actual substacks, as long
dunb...@aol.com wrote:
I ran into this. As someone said to me, don't fret, nobody can save to a
single stack standalone.
You have to have a mainstack be a sort of splash screen, or it can even
be invisible to the user. Substacks, or any other stacks (I do not think they
have to be actual
Jacques.
Been a while, I guess. I went back to the few times I worked on this and,
yes, I used separate stacks that were attached to the main stack, but not
in the stack file. Thanks for the review.
So the standalone maker creates a new kind of stackfile, the standalone,
which contains the
can't save changes to their own file.
But as Jacque noted, you can set up the Standalone Settings to break out
substacks into separate stackfiles at build time, so you can keep
everything in one file while you're working and still have them as
modifiable satellite stacks at runtime
of the stackfile. Separate independent stacks
aren't attached, they're free agents in their own files.
Like Richard, I never use the Standalone Builder option that decouples
substacks. I create independent stacks from the beginning when I know my
app will have to save data to them. I find it much easier
sims wrote:
If I let a Windows user choose via dialog where my app creates and
saves a rev file, will any folders that can be chosen by the user be
accessible to the rev app when it goes to open that file again?
I'm a bit worried about users choosing to save the file into a folder
users choosing to save the file into a
folder that Vista will then not allow the rev app to open that file.
Maybe I'm being overly paranoid ;-) But Vista seems a bit cranky.
Vista *is* cranky, but I've had good results as long as I stick to
folders within the user space.
You can direct
If I let a Windows user choose via dialog where my app creates and
saves a rev file, will any folders that can be chosen by the user be
accessible to the rev app when it goes to open that file again?
I'm a bit worried about users choosing to save the file into a folder
that Vista
:
If I let a Windows user choose via dialog where my app creates and
saves a rev file, will any folders that can be chosen by the user be
accessible to the rev app when it goes to open that file again?
I'm a bit worried about users choosing to save the file into a
folder that Vista
On Sun, Jul 26, 2009 at 12:51 PM, Richard Gaskin ambassa...@fourthworld.com
wrote:
Yves COPPE wrote:
1) how can I save the txt file on my personal web site (it is not a
rev-server)
Two ways to send data to a server are FTP and POST via HTTP. From anything
running on a public client
Le 28-juil.-09 à 19:20, Howard Bornstein a écrit :
I have been wondering about this also and am confused as to why the
standard
read and write file commands would not work. The revlet is sitting
in a
directory on a server, just like a stack sits in a directory on your
local
hard disk.
On Jul 28, 2009, at 11:20 AM, Howard Bornstein wrote:
On Sun, Jul 26, 2009 at 12:51 PM, Richard Gaskin ambassa...@fourthworld.com
wrote:
Yves COPPE wrote:
1) how can I save the txt file on my personal web site (it is not a
rev-server)
Two ways to send data to a server are FTP
Le 28-juil.-09 à 19:39, Devin Asay a écrit :
It won't work because of the security model the web is based on.
Client processes cannot write to a web server. The only way to get
around this is to FTP from the client, POST data to a server side
script of some kind (CGI, PHP) or store the
Howard Bornstein wrote:
On Sun, Jul 26, 2009 at 12:51 PM, Richard Gaskin ambassador at fourthworld.com
wrote:
Two ways to send data to a server are FTP and POST via HTTP. From anything
running on a public client FTP would expose your password unnecessarily, so
using POST to send the data to a
Thank you everyone for making this clearer to me. I didn't understand the
model of client services in relationship to web servers.
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I've tried a revlet which creates a text file
this text file is a tab-return file
I have two questions :
1) how can I save the txt file on my personal web site (it is not a
rev-server)
2) how can I easily transform the tab-return file in html format to
incorporate the table
Yves COPPE wrote:
1) how can I save the txt file on my personal web site (it is not a
rev-server)
Two ways to send data to a server are FTP and POST via HTTP. From
anything running on a public client FTP would expose your password
unnecessarily, so using POST to send the data to a CGI
Le 26-juil.-09 à 19:51, Richard Gaskin a écrit :
Yves COPPE wrote:
1) how can I save the txt file on my personal web site (it is not
a rev-server)
Two ways to send data to a server are FTP and POST via HTTP. From
anything running on a public client FTP would expose your password
Yves COPPE wrote:
Le 26-juil.-09 à 19:51, Richard Gaskin a écrit :
Yves COPPE wrote:
1) how can I save the txt file on my personal web site (it is not
a rev-server)
...
but for question 1)
I don't master the POST comand
I've hav read it in the dictionary
but I cannot send the file
Le 26-juil.-09 à 21:07, Richard Gaskin a écrit :
Yves COPPE wrote:
Le 26-juil.-09 à 19:51, Richard Gaskin a écrit :
Yves COPPE wrote:
1) how can I save the txt file on my personal web site (it is
not a rev-server)
...
but for question 1)
I don't master the POST comand
I've hav read
Hi,
Other question about save images. I have a stack that recives images from
drag and drop or loading from file some image. After the user fill the
fields, all must be saved into a database.
I prefer that the images will be saved as files on a local folder and
uploaded to the server.
To save
(the defaultfolder/lexicon.rev) # now it will save!
hurray...
hide stack MahaLexiconLoader
end loadFromDisk
One more gotchya to look out for when constructing fully qualified file
paths for cross-platform development. I gave the example I did because you
said, in answer to one of my questions
Sivakatirswami wrote:
and side question: what is our best tool these days to dig the mailing
lists? I used Google...
Dear Sivakatirswami,
Richard Gaskin wrote a nifty little stack a while back to search the
Metacard mailing list
via Google and pop the results into your default
On Sun, May 3, 2009 at 2:46 PM, Sivakatirswami ka...@hindu.org wrote:
I know this has been asked and answered but I thought for sure if you put a
stack inside a standalone, separate from the standalone, that you could save
data in that stack.
I made the usual standalone splash loader
Hawaii
Jim Bufalini
I know this has been asked and answered but I thought for sure if you
put a stack inside a standalone, separate from the standalone, that you
could save data in that stack.
I made the usual standalone splash loader that boots an adjacent stack
then hides itself
3, 2009 at 2:46 PM, Sivakatirswami ka...@hindu.org wrote:
I know this has been asked and answered but I thought for sure if you put a
stack inside a standalone, separate from the standalone, that you could save
data in that stack.
I made the usual standalone splash loader that boots
Good Idea... I created a status field and added the following to the
stack script: (see below)
Status shows empty if opened and move from card to card (saving each
time) in the IDE.
but in the Standalone I get the message:
stack does not have a filename
I tried to set save to
save stack
/MacOS/ folder. Rev standalone builder just put the stack in
the package, same place as you see below. Also I get the exact same
error... it will not save. the result returns
save stack Lexicon
the result:
stack does not have a filename
(see other post on this)
Marty Knapp
On Sun, May 3
Hi Sivakatirswami,
Don't make the stack part of your standalone build. Rather, go or go
invisible to the stack from the preOpenStack of the splash stack in your
standalone. Doing this sets the filename of the stack. Then you can save it.
When you go to the stack, use a fully qualified path. So
Jim Bufalini wrote:
Hi Sivakatirswami,
Don't make the stack part of your standalone build. Rather, go or go
invisible to the stack from the preOpenStack of the splash stack in your
standalone. Doing this sets the filename of the stack. Then you can save it.
When you go to the stack, use a fully
I know this has been asked and answered but I thought for sure if you
put a stack inside a standalone, separate from the standalone, that you
could save data in that stack.
I made the usual standalone splash loader that boots an adjacent stack
then hides itself
mahaLexiconLoader.app
Hi guys,
Does Run Rev automatically save file after a period of time?
While I'm working and forget to press Ctrl + S regularly, all modifies
will lost if there are some problems with my PC like: shut down caused
by cutting electricity off.
Regards,
Nhan
Sorry Nhan,
Rev does not save either stacks or scripts automatically.
In the Development menu, in the Plugins submenu, there is a
revSmartSave plugin that you may find helpful.
Paul Looney
On Mar 16, 2009, at 7:50 PM, Nhan, Tran Thi Thanh wrote:
Hi guys,
Does Run Rev automatically save
On Tue, Jan 13, 2009 at 5:00 PM, Bill Vlahos bvla...@mac.com wrote:
The standard save dialog box used by Macs looks a little different than an
Answer dialog built into Rev. The standard save dialog has 3 buttons left to
right Don't Save Cancel and Save with extra space between the Don't
Save
:
The standard save dialog box used by Macs looks a little different
than an
Answer dialog built into Rev. The standard save dialog has 3
buttons left to
right Don't Save Cancel and Save with extra space between the
Don't
Save and Cancel buttons.
If the first option includes the word Don't
Sarah.
Bill Vlahos
On Jan 13, 2009, at 12:30 PM, Sarah Reichelt wrote:
On Tue, Jan 13, 2009 at 5:00 PM, Bill Vlahos bvla...@mac.com wrote:
The standard save dialog box used by Macs looks a little different than
an
Answer dialog built into Rev. The standard save dialog has 3 buttons left
The standard save dialog box used by Macs looks a little different
than an Answer dialog built into Rev. The standard save dialog has 3
buttons left to right Don't Save Cancel and Save with extra
space between the Don't Save and Cancel buttons.
Rev uses this dialog box for its own use
Hello Friends,
A simple question here. I am fiddling with a software that start using
some library stacks. Sometimes during the software work cycle, it will
issue a start using command trying to put into use a stack that is
already into use, this will prompt me with that Rev IDE dialog: What
do
A simple question here. I am fiddling with a software that start using
some library stacks. Sometimes during the software work cycle, it will
issue a start using command trying to put into use a stack that is
already into use, this will prompt me with that Rev IDE dialog: What
do you want to
Hi,
How to do to close a child window from a main stack without receiving
the ask dialog Do want to save the changes?
I have a main stack that show other substacks that insert data into
one database. Every time that I show the others stacks when this are
closed the ask dialog appear.
I
I've been having fun today going through the wonderful tutorial
http://www.hyperactivesw.com/cgitutorial/intro.html
Thank you Jacque!
I've been able to do the entire thing - it is an excellent tutorial.
When I decided to try and use data from the form Addresses and
save to a separate rev stack
First try commenting out all but one line:
put $QUERY_STRING into theTerms
# set the uTerms of stack sweet to theTerms
#save stack sweet
#put into buffer
put got here successfully the seconds
Then add each one to make sure there is not a line ending or other issue.
After
saved.
This is on OS X Leopard.
I can put the data into a text file in the CGI-Executables dir with
no problem.
I cannot save a stack in the CGI-Executables dir after setting a
custom property.
sims
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After more testing, it seems that is is being set but the stack is just
not getting saved.
This is on OS X Leopard.
I can put the data into a text file in the CGI-Executables dir with no
problem.
I cannot save a stack in the CGI-Executables dir after setting a custom
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