Re: File name extensions

Thanks Mark - that's kind of what I thought. The four character idea sounds good. Marty Knapp Hi Marty, There are no official lists of file extensions. You are free to use whatever you want. The creator type registration at Apple is a relic from the past and you're free to ignore it, but I s

Re: File name extensions

I'm working on an application (Mac only at the moment) and was wondering about file name extensions. I poked around and found web sites that list file name extensions, but is there someplace "official" to register or search? Or am I free to use whatever I want? I registered

File name extensions

I'm working on an application (Mac only at the moment) and was wondering about file name extensions. I poked around and found web sites that list file name extensions, but is there someplace "official" to register or search? Or am I free to use whatever I want? I registered a cre

Re: File Name in Field?

rst. And -1 of course! Duh. Okay, great got it. Thanks once again Eric. Just send me a bill for your wonderful services :D Cheers, Heather - Original Message - From: "Eric Chatonet" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "How to use Revolution" Sent: Wednesday, August 06, 200

Re: File Name in Field?

Heather, Le 6 août 08 à 12:15, H Baric a écrit : On opening a text file with the dialog, and displaying the contents in a field: is there a way to retrieve just the filename? (so I can put it in it's own field) local tFilePath, tFileName answer file "Choose a file:" if it <> empty then p

Re: File Name in Field?

Hi Heather, After using the answer file or ask file command, you have the required information in the it variable. Do with it whatever you like. -- Best regards, Mark Schonewille Economy-x-Talk Consulting and Software Engineering http://economy-x-talk.com http://www.salery.biz Benefit fro

File Name in Field?

Just a quickie (I searched and cannot find): On opening a text file with the dialog, and displaying the contents in a field: is there a way to retrieve just the filename? (so I can put it in it's own field) tia :) Cheers, Heather ___ use-revolution

Re: Dynamic URL File name

Yes , I replied some days ago ! Not sure how this repeat request came from ? Regards Mark Schonewille <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Camm, > > Yes, it is, as we have confirmed twice now. Isn't this what you need? > > 28/10/07 I wrote: > > put "filename.txt" into myFile > put url ("file:" &

Re: Dynamic URL File name

Camm, Yes, it is, as we have confirmed twice now. Isn't this what you need? 28/10/07 I wrote: put "filename.txt" into myFile put url ("file:" & myFile) The brackets are required. Sarah wrote: put "My Data File" into tFileName put URL ("file:" & tFileName & ".txt") into tData You have to use

Dynamic URL File name

Dear all , Is it possible to change the URL filename dynamically ? put URL "file:filename.txt" Best Regards Camm ___ use-revolution mailing list use-revolution@lists.runrev.com Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscripti

Re: slash in file name on OS X

icker" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Thanks Phil, I figured as much. These will be already-captured video files, in which some people put the date... gr! On Sep 5, 2007, at 5:20 PM, Phil Davis wrote: Josh Mellicker wrote: If there is a slash in the file name on OS X, Revoluti

Re: slash in file name on OS X

; > These will be already-captured video files, in which some people put > the date... gr! > > > On Sep 5, 2007, at 5:20 PM, Phil Davis wrote: > >> Josh Mellicker wrote: >>> If there is a slash in the file name on OS X, Revolution replaces >>> it

Re: slash in file name on OS X

Thanks Alex, I understand it now, Josh wrote file _name_ and not _path_. Josh, it should be possible to let Revolution create a SMIL file and reference to that instead of the actual movie file, using a file name without slash for the SMIL file. Best regards, Mark Schonewille -- Economy

Re: slash in file name on OS X

Hi Mark To see it, try creating a folder on your OSX desktop called "/\?*|" Open up the Terminal, cd to the "Desktop" & do a "ls" listing command. You will see that even though the folder on the desktop seems ok, physical name has been stored as ":\?*|" XP does not allow the following -> \/:

Re: slash in file name on OS X

Thanks Phil, I figured as much. These will be already-captured video files, in which some people put the date... gr! On Sep 5, 2007, at 5:20 PM, Phil Davis wrote: Josh Mellicker wrote: If there is a slash in the file name on OS X, Revolution replaces it with a colon

Re: slash in file name on OS X

Josh Mellicker wrote: If there is a slash in the file name on OS X, Revolution replaces it with a colon ":" Unfortunately, this means the file cannot be found. Of course, replacing colons with slashes doesn't help, since Rev interprets this as an extra folder. Has any

Re: slash in file name on OS X

Josh, Are you sure it is the external? Can't it be a scripting problem? I have been using this external a lot and didn't notice this problem, although I may have been using the shortfilepath function, IIRC. Best regards, Mark Schonewille -- Economy-x-Talk Consulting and Software Engineer

Re: slash in file name on OS X

a slash in the file name on OS X, Revolution replaces it with a colon ":" Unfortunately, this means the file cannot be found. Of course, replacing colons with slashes doesn't help, since Rev interprets this as an extra folder. Has a

Re: slash in file name on OS X

rCard stacks with DIFfersifier. http://differsifier.economy-x-talk.com Op 6-sep-2007, om 0:59 heeft Josh Mellicker het volgende geschreven: If there is a slash in the file name on OS X, Revolution replaces it with a colon ":" Unfortunately, this means the file cannot be found. Of co

slash in file name on OS X

If there is a slash in the file name on OS X, Revolution replaces it with a colon ":" Unfortunately, this means the file cannot be found. Of course, replacing colons with slashes doesn't help, since Rev interprets this as an extra folder. Has anyone solv

Re: Answer/File File Name combo problems

On Aug 2, 2006, at 5:02 PM, Dar Scott wrote: C:/chocolate/C:\mockchocolate\white\chip.txt Ah, yes. Bug 3300. Any experience of success with the Rev dialogs? If not, I'll continue with the system dialogs and check it and extract what I need. (I hope my example did not offend any white c

Answer/File File Name combo problems

I'm using 'answer file with' and 'ask file with', too. On Windows XP and with the system dialog. If the user selects the file, this works OK. But if the user drops down the File Name combo box (I think that is what it is) and selects a recent file (by full path

Re: Get file name from full path and name?

On 2/8/06 4:46 PM, "Garrett Hylltun" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Greetings, > > Searched the docs for anything that might do this, but can't find > anything > > Does anyone know how to extract a file name and extension from a full > path, such a

Re: Get file name from full path and name?

e know how to extract a file name and extension from a full path, such as from "answer file" ? ... answer file "Is there any beer left?" if it = empty then exit mouseup ##or whatever set the itemdel to "/" put item -1 of it into t_filename set the itemdel to ".

Re: [a] Get file name from full path and name?

From: "Garrett Hylltun" Does anyone know how to extract a file name and extension from a full path, such as from "answer file" ? Here's what I use in WikiRev: put it into curFileName set the itemDelimiter to "/" put the last item of curFileName into s

Re: Get file name from full path and name?

M Doughnut This is good too. Thanks J. -Garrett On Feb 8, 2006, at 2:53 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote: Garrett Hylltun wrote: Greetings, Searched the docs for anything that might do this, but can't find anything Does anyone know how to extract a file name and extension

Re: Get file name from full path and name?

the docs for anything that might do this, but can't find anything Does anyone know how to extract a file name and extension from a full path, such as from "answer file" ? Best Regards from Paris

Re: Get file name from full path and name?

Excellent! And I actually understand that too! Thank you Klaus, -Garrett On Feb 8, 2006, at 2:50 PM, Klaus Major wrote: Hi Garrett, Greetings, Searched the docs for anything that might do this, but can't find anything Does anyone know how to extract a file name and extension

Re: Get file name from full path and name?

Garrett Hylltun wrote: Greetings, Searched the docs for anything that might do this, but can't find anything Does anyone know how to extract a file name and extension from a full path, such as from "answer file" ? Like so: set the itemdelimiter to "/"

Re: Get file name from full path and name?

Hi Garrett, Greetings, Searched the docs for anything that might do this, but can't find anything Does anyone know how to extract a file name and extension from a full path, such as from "answer file" ? ... answer file "Is there any beer left?" if it = emp

Get file name from full path and name?

Greetings, Searched the docs for anything that might do this, but can't find anything Does anyone know how to extract a file name and extension from a full path, such as from "answer file" ? Thanks, -Garrett ___ use-revoluti

Re: file name

There is more than one way of doing it. Decide if the actual number is important, or just needs to be different so that you have different files Easiest method prefix the file name with the seconds, thus all files will be unique and sort in the order they were written put "/Users/h

Re: file name

On 1/30/06 8:12 PM, "Jeff Hudson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > How can I change the name when I am saving an ascii text file. > > I want a separate text file saved as each student finishes their work. > > PUT studentanswers into URL "file:/Users/hudson/Documents/MCA.SCORES/testing1" > > This s

file name

How can I change the name when I am saving an ascii text file. I want a separate text file saved as each student finishes their work. PUT studentanswers into URL "file:/Users/hudson/Documents/MCA.SCORES/testing1" This saves the file I want. I can't find a way to change testing1 to adjust f

Re: More Long File Name Gotcha's on OSX

On Mon, 2005-08-15 at 19:19 -1000, Sivakatirswami wrote: > launch "file_name_with_more_than_32_chars.xml" with "/Applications/ > BBEdit.app > > blink... nothing happens > > should I add this to BZ, or will this get auto squashed when the > long file n

More Long File Name Gotcha's on OSX

launch "file_name_with_more_than_32_chars.xml" with "/Applications/ BBEdit.app blink... nothing happens should I add this to BZ, or will this get auto squashed when the long file name fix comes? Meanwhile... are there workarounds like we had for players?

Re: mac file name fonkyness

Thanks to Scott and Mark W., this works like a champ if your using long file names on a mac and trying to set the fileName of a player to these long names. I suppose another option is to use the "rename" command to generate shorter file names, but then you screw yourself if you want to co

Re: mac file name fonkyness

Recently, mark wrote: > I'm sure this issue has come up many times before, but I've been out of > the loop recently, so apologies in advance. If I ask rev (vers. 2.03, > Mac OS 10.2x) to "put the files" for long media file names I might get > something like this: > 01-nick_cannon_ft_murphy_lee_

mac file name fonkyness

to the above name, it does not work. If you ask rev to "answer file" you get a different shorter name with some numbers replacing the end of the file name. Compare: 01-nick_cannon_ft_mu#10271E.mp3 01-nick_cannon_ft_murphy_lee_e-40-gigolo_(remix_clean)-crn.mp3 If you set the player&#x

Re: file name or dir changed from the desktop

check first if the file does exists and act accordingly. Eric Chatonet. So Smart Software At 3:13 AM -0700 6/30/2005, Scott Morrow wrote: Although changing the file name of an open file seems like a bad idea, I'm sure one

Re: file name or dir changed from the desktop

At 3:13 AM -0700 6/30/2005, Scott Morrow wrote: Although changing the file name of an open file seems like a bad idea, I'm sure one of my users will do it and then get confused when their newly named file doesn't contain the most recent changes. I noticed that Appleworks 6 (OS

Re: file name or dir changed from the desktop

Scott- Thursday, June 30, 2005, 3:13:34 AM, you wrote: SM> 1.) the user opens a stack file SM> 2.) the user leaves the app (with the file still open), goes to the SM> desktop and manually changes the file name (or directory) SM> 3.) the user returns to the app and saves

Re: file name or dir changed from the desktop

ow a écrit : I'm wondering if there is an established procedure for dealing with this situation. 1.) the user opens a stack file 2.) the user leaves the app (with the file still open), goes to the desktop and manually changes the file name (or directory) 3.) the user returns to the app and

file name or dir changed from the desktop

Hello, I'm wondering if there is an established procedure for dealing with this situation. 1.) the user opens a stack file 2.) the user leaves the app (with the file still open), goes to the desktop and manually changes the file name (or directory) 3.) the user returns to the ap

Re: Confirm Long File Name Bug in Player Object

Since this seems to have changed, can we get a new subject on this? -- Dar ___ use-revolution mailing list use-revolution@lists.runrev.com Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: http://lists.runrev.c

Re: Confirm Long File Name Bug in Player Object

Mark Wieder wrote: Richard- Monday, June 27, 2005, 11:15:23 PM, you wrote: RG> Do you can to clear the header? I figured you were maybe speaking a patois here, so I tried various translations in Google: English to German and back again: Do you preserve, in order to delete the heading? En

Re: Confirm Long File Name Bug in Player Object

Richard- Monday, June 27, 2005, 11:15:23 PM, you wrote: RG> Do you can to clear the header? I figured you were maybe speaking a patois here, so I tried various translations in Google: English to German and back again: Do you preserve, in order to delete the heading? English to Spanish and

Re: Confirm Long File Name Bug in Player Object

Sivakatirswami- Monday, June 27, 2005, 6:31:36 PM, you wrote: S> drive. Point: these kinds of users are very easily confused and will S> just "stop in their tracks" if things don't seem obvious. Yes. As should we all, I think. If things are ambiguous it's time to stop and take stock. S> How abo

Re: Confirm Long File Name Bug in Player Object

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: answer "Are you finished with the last one? If so, shall I clear the header info?" with "No" or "Yes" This would confuse the hell out of me, I am afraid. What if I want to finish and NOT clear the header? The questions are not mutually exclusive. It also ass

Re: Confirm Long File Name Bug in Player Object

> answer "Are you finished with the last one? If so, shall I clear > the header info?" with "No" or "Yes" This would confuse the hell out of me, I am afraid. What if I want to finish and NOT clear the header? The questions are not mutually exclusive. It also assumes I know what you mea

Re: Confirm Long File Name Bug in Player Object

basic but still intriquing discussion, tks for bearing with it. It seems overly subtle perhaps, but not really... I had a user use select her entire transcript and "CUT" and it disappeared... she wrote me an email asking what to do ! I wrote back... "Just paste it back again..." of course b

Re: Confirm Long File Name Bug in Player Object

Sivakatirswami, I would leave the No and Yes buttons and just change the text: answer "Are you finished with the last one? This will clear the header info." with "No" or "Yes" or maybe clarify what the last one is: answer "If you are finished, do you want to clear the header information?" w

Re: Confirm Long File Name Bug in Player Object

Sivakatirswami- Monday, June 27, 2005, 1:30:58 PM, you wrote: S> answer "Are you finished with the last one? If so, shall I clear S> the header info?" S> with S> "Cancel" or "Clear Header" S> Better? I like the "Clear Header". That makes it obvious what will happen if I press the button. The

Re: Confirm Long File Name Bug in Player Object

We appreciate constructive criticism. I'm not a trained developer, and just do the best I can... some computer savvy users take your apps and run with them... gives you the false sense that you did a great job with the UI... but I'm learning that's not true as some of my "naive" users come

Re: Confirm Long File Name Bug in Player Object

Sivakatirswami- Friday, June 24, 2005, 10:55:21 PM, you wrote: S>answer "Are you finished with the last one? If so, shall I clear S> the header info?" with "No" or "Yes" I understand the intent, but I have to say that I find two yes-or-no questions in a single answer dialog with a single res

Re: Confirm Long File Name Bug in Player Object

Is this just a Mac problem, or is it also a Windows problem? :) Jon Sivakatirswami wrote: OK I throw in the towel... I'll rename the files for now on the users hard drive while retaining the long file name for all other processes other than simply to play the player... this solve

Re: Confirm Long File Name Bug in Player Object

OK I throw in the towel... I'll rename the files for now on the users hard drive while retaining the long file name for all other processes other than simply to play the player... this solves the immediate problem and by changing a few other scripts that refer to the field that con

Re: Confirm Long File Name Bug in Player Object

On Jun 24, 2005, at 11:17 PM, Sivakatirswami wrote: Setting a player to the alias resolves the alias and applies the original path to the player's filename prop. So this alias option doesn't get us anything. try it... make alias of long file name.. truncate alias a back to <32

Re: Confirm Long File Name Bug in Player Object

Setting a player to the alias resolves the alias and applies the original path to the player's filename prop. So this alias option doesn't get us anything. try it... make alias of long file name.. truncate alias a back to <32 chars... "set the fileName of player i to

Re: Confirm Long File Name Bug in Player Object

Sivakatirswami, See "create alias" - pretty easy to use. I can't promise that Rev won't resolve the alias and still have long file name problems, but it may be worth a shot. You could probably write a handler, if this works, that loops through all of your player object

Re: Confirm Long File Name Bug in Player Object

I'm all ears... in this app, the sound file is downloaded over the net... and later thrown away... the source file is on our server and will continue to carry the long file name... so, temporarily changing the name of the file is not "dangerous" in this context and since we

Re: Confirm Long File Name Bug in Player Object

I know this is a pretty dirty sounding workaround, but what happens if you place an alias to the file in the user's temporary files (instead of copying it there)? More work but less disk space if it works... If you want to deliver a media player now, the only way around this is to have your ap

Re: Confirm Long File Name Bug in Player Object

On Jun 24, 2005, at 11:20 AM, Mark Wieder wrote: DS> I didn't make up the definition, so I might be way off. I don't think you're way off, but off enough to be wrong. I have a vague memory of being wrong before, so that is possible. To my mind, a blocker is "I can't do xyz in rev" for one

Re: Confirm Long File Name Bug in Player Object

Dar- Friday, June 24, 2005, 9:25:50 AM, you wrote: DS> I didn't make up the definition, so I might be way off. I don't think you're way off, but off enough to be wrong. To my mind, a blocker is "I can't do xyz in rev" for one reason or another and this prevents me from delivering my application

Re: Confirm Long File Name Bug in Player Object

On Jun 23, 2005, at 6:39 PM, Scott Rossi wrote: Even so, I think this loss of functionality qualifies as (at most) "Major", in that it is a "major loss of function." I understand "Blocker" to mean "I can't develop." How is this different from "I can't deliver?" It blocks you up front in de

Re: Confirm Long File Name Bug in Player Object

. The new model, which may also have a database for query work, is more accessible... we need our editors to be able to simply go to the server on the LAN and make some sense out of what they see from the Finder... My whole functional spec was envisioned with the expectation that the long fi

Re: Confirm Long File Name Bug in Player Object

Recently, Dar Scott wrote: >> Changing filenames of your own media may be acceptable but changing >> filenames of a users media is a really bad idea. If you change a >> filename >> and for whatever reason you are unable to restore to the original >> name, I >> can imagine the user being extremel

Re: Confirm Long File Name Bug in Player Object

On Jun 23, 2005, at 4:38 PM, Scott Rossi wrote: Changing filenames of your own media may be acceptable but changing filenames of a users media is a really bad idea. If you change a filename and for whatever reason you are unable to restore to the original name, I can imagine the user being

Re: Confirm Long File Name Bug in Player Object--OTHER

I noticed that when I ran shell scripts to convert WAVE files to MP3, if the file name was long it wouldn't work. If I set the default folder to the location of the files, that seemed to help. I haven't experienced this bug on Windows--but maybe I had already dealt with it on my

Re: Confirm Long File Name Bug in Player Object

Recently, Dar Scott wrote: >> I would set this at Blocker status because it prevents playback of >> otherwise >> playable media. > > I don't agree with that. > > First of all, somebody will have a workaround command (3 minutes; 17 > lines) shortly after I mail this. > > Second, "blocker" means

Re: Confirm Long File Name Bug in Player Object

On Jun 23, 2005, at 3:03 PM, Sivakatirswami wrote: So, we are stuck... mmm. I guess i'll have to implement a work around to preserve the long file names in some custom prop, field or global, truncate the file name on disk... reset the player to the truncated file name... all on the

Re: Confirm Long File Name Bug in Player Object

On Jun 23, 2005, at 1:08 PM, Scott Rossi wrote: I would set this at Blocker status because it prevents playback of otherwise playable media. I don't agree with that. First of all, somebody will have a workaround command (3 minutes; 17 lines) shortly after I mail this. Second, "blocker" m

Re: Confirm Long File Name Bug in Player Object

So, we are stuck... mmm. I guess i'll have to implement a work around to preserve the long file names in some custom prop, field or global, truncate the file name on disk... reset the player to the truncated file name... all on the fly, when the transcriber finishes work, restor

Re: Confirm Long File Name Bug in Player Object

I guess they decided not to fix it in the next release? At 03:26 PM 6/23/2005, you wrote: Hi Trevor, On Jun 23, 2005, at 12:39 PM, Todd Higgins wrote: Is there a technical reason for Revolution having a 31 char limit in Mac OS X? Obviously the OS and filesystem support longer file names (25

Re: Confirm Long File Name Bug in Player Object

Hi Trevor, On Jun 23, 2005, at 12:39 PM, Todd Higgins wrote: Is there a technical reason for Revolution having a 31 char limit in Mac OS X? Obviously the OS and filesystem support longer file names (256 chars) and there must be other Carbon application that support long filenames. Revolu

Re: Confirm Long File Name Bug in Player Object

On Jun 23, 2005, at 12:39 PM, Todd Higgins wrote: Is there a technical reason for Revolution having a 31 char limit in Mac OS X? Obviously the OS and filesystem support longer file names (256 chars) and there must be other Carbon application that support long filenames. Revolution is most l

Re: Confirm Long File Name Bug in Player Object

o load images that are reference by long name. For example, a file named "Critical Thinking Instructions.png" will not load, but a file named "Critical Thinking Instr.png" will. I haven't played around with enough to see if it is the file name or the whole path

Re: Confirm Long File Name Bug in Player Object

Hi all, Recently, Sivakatirswami wrote: Can someone quickly confirm this ( bugzilled already) ... a bit of a serious problem for me at the moment: a) get an .mp3 file... any will do. Make sure the number of chars in the file name (inclusive of extension) is <

Re: Confirm Long File Name Bug in Player Object

the refusal to load images that are reference by long name. For example, a file named "Critical Thinking Instructions.png" will not load, but a file named "Critical Thinking Instr.png" will. I haven't played around with enough to see if it is the file name or the

Re: Confirm Long File Name Bug in Player Object

any will do. Make sure the number of chars in > the file name (inclusive of extension) is < 33 > > e.g. someFoo.mp3 > > b) set some player "test" to this file and confirm it plays as > expected on a > > start player "test" > > c) now go to the find

Re: Confirm Long File Name Bug in Player Object

Recently, Sivakatirswami wrote: > Can someone quickly confirm this ( bugzilled already) ... a bit of a > serious problem for me at the moment: > > a) get an .mp3 file... any will do. Make sure the number of chars in > the file name (inclusive of extension) is < 33 > >

Confirm Long File Name Bug in Player Object

Can someone quickly confirm this ( bugzilled already) ... a bit of a serious problem for me at the moment: a) get an .mp3 file... any will do. Make sure the number of chars in the file name (inclusive of extension) is < 33 e.g. someFoo.mp3 b) set some player "test" to

Re: File name of stack weirdness

Devin, Sarah - Thanks for clearing that up for me! You are both right - that was the problem. Now I know what is causing it and what to expect I can work around it easily (with help from Klaus too) Thanks again, Chris On 7 Jun 2005, at 19:18, Devin Asay wrote: In my experience this

RE: Stack name vs file name indication

Save As right after Save As that allows you to make a copy without switching files. Nice option. Jim -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Sarah Reichelt Sent: Monday, June 06, 2005 2:28 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; How to use Revolution Subject: Re

Re: File name of stack weirdness

If I do: "get the filename of this stack" on my G5(Tiger) it returns "/Volumes/Starfish Internal 250/Scripter/filename test/ filename test.app/Contents/MacOS/filename test" i.e. the full path. If I run it on G3 laptop(Panther) it returns "/filename test.app/ Contents/MacOS/filename test"

Re: File name of stack weirdness

In my experience this is normal OS X/Unix behavior. The "root" level of the system is defined as the "top" level of the boot volume, so in a terminal if you do 'cd /' you are taken to the top level of the boot drive. If my boot volume is 'Macintosh HD' that information is not included in th

Re: File name of stack weirdness

Hi Chris, Good suggestion Klaus! i had to figure this out for some Applescripts, that stopped working under "Tiger" :-) Thanks for the tip. BTW, I've not checked this on Windows yet. Eventually I'll want this app to run on PC. I suppose I might also have to put in a check there too?

Re: File name of stack weirdness

Good suggestion Klaus! Thanks for the tip. BTW, I've not checked this on Windows yet. Eventually I'll want this app to run on PC. I suppose I might also have to put in a check there too? Chris On 7 Jun 2005, at 13:03, Klaus Major wrote: Hi Chris, Klaus - Thanks for looking at thi

Re: File name of stack weirdness

Hi Mark, Must be a bug, i just tested and it looks like Rev does not differ between "the filename of this stack" and "the effective filename of this stack" in an OS X standalone :-/ Both return the engine name inside the application bundle in as standalone on OS X. Which is precisely what you w

Re: File name of stack weirdness

Hi Chris, Klaus - Thanks for looking at this. The problem I have is not the end of the string (bundle path) but the beginning! On my G5 it correctly returns "/Volumes/Hard_Disk_Name/...", but on G3 it starts with the application root, i.e. it doesn't return the full path to the HD root.

Re: File name of stack weirdness

Klaus - Thanks for looking at this. The problem I have is not the end of the string (bundle path) but the beginning! On my G5 it correctly returns "/Volumes/Hard_Disk_Name/...", but on G3 it starts with the application root, i.e. it doesn't return the full path to the HD root. The app h

Re: File name of stack weirdness

> Must be a bug, i just tested and it looks like Rev does not differ > between "the filename of this stack" and "the effective filename of > this stack" > in an OS X standalone :-/ > > Both return the engine name inside the application bundle in as > standalone on OS X. Which is precisely wha

Re: File name of stack weirdness

Hi Chris, Hello all - don't want to distract anyone from the serious business of playing with translucent windows, (well done Runtime on 2.6) but could anyone shed any light on this???: If I do: "get the filename of this stack" on my G5(Tiger) it returns "/Volumes/Starfish Internal 250

File name of stack weirdness

Hello all - don't want to distract anyone from the serious business of playing with translucent windows, (well done Runtime on 2.6) but could anyone shed any light on this???: If I do: "get the filename of this stack" on my G5(Tiger) it returns "/Volumes/Starfish Internal 250/Scripter/fi

Re: Stack name vs file name indication

In a message dated 6/6/05 8:44:53 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > http://support.runrev.com/bugdatabase/show_bug.cgi?id=1081 > Jeanne, I have added the five votes as promised. It is strange, I can find the bug in Bugzilla but not in Revzilla: 1081 does not appear in the list of voting bugs. I

Re: Stack name vs file name indication

At 11:11 PM -0400 6/6/2005, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Jeanne, I went to Revzilla to add five votes - but could not find bug 1081. Is this the right number? I double-checked: . -- jeanne a. e. devoto ~ [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.jaedwo

Re: Stack name vs file name indication

Jeanne, I went to Revzilla to add five votes - but could not find bug 1081. Is this the right number? Paul Looney ___ use-revolution mailing list use-revolution@lists.runrev.com http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution

Re: Stack name vs file name indication

At 10:28 AM +1000 6/7/2005, Sarah Reichelt wrote: Also of use is "delete stack whatever" which despite it's scary name, actually only deletes the copy from memory, so you can reload the working version. Cautionary warning for those not familiar with delete stack: if you use the command on a

Re: Stack name vs file name indication

If you have a stack named mystack, which is saved as the file mystack.rev in some directory, and you do a Save As mystack_bak.rev. Are you not now editing in the file mystack_bak.rev? What in the IDE lets you know that you are working with the stack mystack, but in the file mystack_bak.rev

Stack name vs file name indication

Hi, If you have a stack named mystack, which is saved as the file mystack.rev in some directory, and you do a Save As mystack_bak.rev. Are you not now editing in the file mystack_bak.rev? What in the IDE lets you know that you are working with the stack mystack, but in the file mystack_bak.rev vs

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