Judy Perry wrote:
Does it happen in a standalone if you don't include any Rev libraries?
I don't know because
(a) it's not finished
(b) it's not supposed to be compiled (it's an example buttons stack for my
students).
I guess I'll try that next, but it won't help in my particular
circumstance.
Too
I don't know because
(a) it's not finished
(b) it's not supposed to be compiled (it's an example buttons stack for my
students).
I guess I'll try that next, but it won't help in my particular
circumstance.
Judy
On Fri, 1 Oct 2004, Richard Gaskin wrote:
> Judy Perry wrote:
>
> Does it happen in
Judy Perry wrote:
Leston,
I have the same problem with one of my stacks -- in the opencard handler
of the first card, I have an animation routine (simple). It doesn't.
There is no openCard handler at the stack level. If, on card one I type:
send openCard to this card
then, it works as it should.
Leston,
I have the same problem with one of my stacks -- in the opencard handler
of the first card, I have an animation routine (simple). It doesn't.
There is no openCard handler at the stack level. If, on card one I type:
send openCard to this card
then, it works as it should. It doesn't do
I tried version 2.5, same problem.
So I figured it has to be my code somewhere.
After doing some debugging, traced the problem to the
revSetStackFileProfile command. If I comment this out, messages go through
as expected.
revSetStackFileProfile is used to set a profile on all the objects in a st
Leston Drake wrote:
Actually, my stack does fail in the standalone version also.
Short history >> I have been using 2.1.2 for some time now. When this
problem showed up, I thought it might be a RR issue, so I tried it in
2.2.1. I built the standalone in 2.2.1 and it worked (the openCard
message
Actually, my stack does fail in the standalone version also.
Short history >> I have been using 2.1.2 for some time now. When this
problem showed up, I thought it might be a RR issue, so I tried it in
2.2.1. I built the standalone in 2.2.1 and it worked (the openCard message
was received). The n
Leston Drake wrote:
If anyone has any explanations about what conditions cause this, I would
be very interested.
RunRev would know, since they fixed it. The tough part is finding a RR
employee with time to participate in this list. :)
Also wondering if anyone knows of a "on firstIdle" type of e
Thanks for the information.
If anyone has any explanations about what conditions cause this, I would be
very interested.
Also wondering if anyone knows of a "on firstIdle" type of event/message
that could be handled instead of the openCard message
Looking for work-arounds - I'm at the end of a
Leston Drake wrote:
I've got a stack (78Kb) that doesn't get the openCard message.
I would appreciate anyone offering to try it on your system to see if
you have any different results. I'm wondering if it has something to do
with Revs settings, etc...
You can contact me off-list at [EMAIL PROTEC
I'm continuing to test this to try to figure it out...
I've found that the openStack message isn't received either.
--Leston
At 10:31 AM 10/1/2004, you wrote:
Leston Drake wrote:
Nope. This is the only script in the stack.
At 09:46 AM 10/1/2004, you wrote:
Is it possible you have another openCard i
I've got a stack (78Kb) that doesn't get the openCard message.
I would appreciate anyone offering to try it on your system to see if you
have any different results. I'm wondering if it has something to do with
Revs settings, etc...
You can contact me off-list at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks.
At 11:4
I don't use plugins, but there are some listed in the Development | Plugins
list:
-Calculator
-GoRevNet
-RegExBuilder
-revExample
-revNavigator
-revSmartSave
-SmartProperties
I'm not using any front or back scripts. Rev has its own that are there,
however.
--Leston
At 10:31 AM 10/1/2004, you wr
Leston Drake wrote:
Nope. This is the only script in the stack.
At 09:46 AM 10/1/2004, you wrote:
Is it possible you have another openCard intercepting the openCard
message?
There is some script active somewhere. The openCard message is a
fundamental part of the engine and field-tested for more
Nope. This is the only script in the stack.
At 09:46 AM 10/1/2004, you wrote:
Is it possible you have another openCard intercepting the openCard message?
tom
On Oct 1, 2004, at 9:43 AM, Leston Drake wrote:
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This is on Windows XP. I also created a stack "from scratch" and did the
same, and the message was received. So it must have something to do with
the stack I've got (I'm thinking). If somebody else wants to take a look at
it, I can email it (its pretty small, nothing to it).
I did create a stan
Is it possible you have another openCard intercepting the openCard
message?
tom
On Oct 1, 2004, at 9:43 AM, Leston Drake wrote:
Hi,
(Rev 2.2.1). I have a stack with 1 card. No stack script.
The script of card 1 is
on openCard
answer "in openCard"
end openCard
When I open the stack, nothing hap
I'm running 2.2.1 on OS X. I created a new stack, pasted your code
into the card script, saved, then closed and reopened the stack; no
other changes (not even the stack name). The message box showed up as
it should.
I then proceeded to open the stack in Dreamcard Player (2.5, OS X),
which al
Hi,
(Rev 2.2.1). I have a stack with 1 card. No stack script.
The script of card 1 is
on openCard
answer "in openCard"
end openCard
When I open the stack, nothing happens. If I call "openCard" from the
Message Box, then I get the answer dialog.
The card is not getting the openCard message.
Wha
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