Hi Mark,
I well remember, in the early/mid-eighties, attending a
demonstration of the 'indestructible' Status Bass (also carbon
graphite/fibre, whatever) at the Bass Centre in London. To
demonstrate the strength of the instrument, the guy from Status
laid the bass across two chairs and th
I well remember, in the early/mid-eighties, attending a demonstration
of the 'indestructible' Status Bass (also carbon graphite/fibre,
whatever) at the Bass Centre in London. To demonstrate the strength of
the instrument, the guy from Status laid the bass across two chairs and
then jumped on th
Klaus-
Friday, June 3, 2005, 5:32:37 AM, you wrote:
KM> this is a 6-string frettless bass-guitar made by a german company
KM> called "Clover".
I have a very hard time getting used to even *5*-string basses. The
additional freedom afforded by the extra string starts imprinting new
possibilities f
Klaus:
Check out these URLs. I also have a GL
www.jonbondy.com/lacewood1.jpg - custom home-made lacewood guitar with
graphite (Moses) neck, TransTrem, and Roland GK-2A pickup
www.jonbondy.com/lacewood2.jpg - custom home-made lacewood guitar with
Moses neck, custom home-made hard tail bridge
Hi Jon,
So, Klaus: do you play a Steinberger guitar?
Mon dieux, un connaisseur :-)
Although this "headless" design may have been invented by Mr. Ned
Steinberger,
this is a 6-string frettless bass-guitar made by a german company
called "Clover".
Like the "original" it is made of carbon g
So, Klaus: do you play a Steinberger guitar?
:)
Jon
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Hi Jon,
I can't find any documentation on Progress Bars. I figure they are
some kind of Scroll Bar, but the specific properties of a Progress
Bar do not seem to be documented. When I use terms like StartValue
and EndValue, they become red, so they must be OK, but when I use
the
At 3:19 PM -0400 6/2/2005, Jon wrote:
I can't find any documentation on Progress Bars. I figure they are
some kind of Scroll Bar, but the specific properties of a Progress
Bar do not seem to be documented. When I use terms like StartValue
and EndValue, they become red, so they must
Jon,
Yes it is a scrollbar. You are looking for the thumbPosition.
Download the Properties of Objects stack from my user area in
revOnline (see3d) for an easy index into the dictionary.
Dennis
On Jun 2, 2005, at 3:19 PM, Jon wrote:
I can't find any documentation on Progress Bar
I can't find any documentation on Progress Bars. I figure they are some
kind of Scroll Bar, but the specific properties of a Progress Bar do not
seem to be documented. When I use terms like StartValue and EndValue,
they become red, so they must be OK, but when I use the term
CurrentValu
So I can try to find some result that is sent after the stack loads and the
database query is finished and do something like:
1. On open database stack show animated barber pole icon
2. When database query finished hide barber pole icon
It really would be better if there was a progress bar but at
I can't post the code causing the delay because it is built into RunRev. It
is the database query builder loading that takes so long (12 seconds if you
include opening the file and 4 seconds for a refresh -- so I guess the
loading of a new stack that has the query builder functions in it is the
pro
Richard Gaskin wrote:
In your case it may be possible to shorten the connection time so that
simply displaying something like "Connecting to database..." with a
watch cursor will buy you the patience needed from your user to complete
the connection without frustration.
Some studies suggest that
On 3/12/05 11:37 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
In general, when a progress bar is displayed for an activity comprised
of an unknown number of steps, the OS uses a different appearance for
the scrollbar to indicate that. On Mac OS, for example, it uses what
they call a "barber poll" effect.
Rev does
Bill wrote:
That is such a nice explanation and example for a progress bar. I wish the
text files I imported were big enough so I could use it. The only thing that
takes a long time in my stacks is opening them when the MySql is first
accessing and whenever you refresh the MySql connection.
Do you
r wrote:
>> I can't seem to find a tutorial or any layman's explanations on putting
>> a simple progress bar into my stacks. I have a stack that imports text
>> data and creates the cards to store it on. If the file is large, it
>> takes a while, so I'd like t
Lars Brehmer wrote:
I can't seem to find a tutorial or any layman's explanations on putting
a simple progress bar into my stacks. I have a stack that imports text
data and creates the cards to store it on. If the file is large, it
takes a while, so I'd like to build in a prog
Hi listers!
I can't seem to find a tutorial or any layman's explanations on putting
a simple progress bar into my stacks. I have a stack that imports text
data and creates the cards to store it on. If the file is large, it
takes a while, so I'd like to build in a progress bars
At 2:18 PM -0800 11/29/02, Mark Swindell wrote:
>Is it possible to override the default appearance of progress bars?
It depends on exactly what you want to do. If you're using a lookAndFeel
other than "Appearance Manager", you can change the colors. To change other
aspects of t
on 11/30/02 3:10 AM, Malte Brill at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hey Mark,
>
> perhaps you might want to take a look at the user contribution "fun with
> fields" by Klaus Major. He did a custom scrollbar there on card 4. (with a
> little banana as a thumb.)
>
> My excuses to the list for the nearl
Thanks for the suggestion, but I see no such option, and the colors palette
has no effect on the graphic used.
Sorry Mark,
You must be running v1.1.1. The Object Appearance menuItem was
introduced in v1.5.A7.
Anyway, I tried changing every option in the color palette, with no
success. The o
Hey Mark,
perhaps you might want to take a look at the user contribution "fun with
fields" by Klaus Major. He did a custom scrollbar there on card 4. (with a
little banana as a thumb.)
My excuses to the list for the nearly unreadable script in my previous post
to this topic.
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Hi Mark,
perhaps I can give you a leg up.
I tried the following:
Created a stack, one card 1 button, a proress bar called "scale", a graphic
called "box".
in the cardscript:
global flag
on opencard
put 1 into flag
end opencard
In the buttonscript:
global flag,ratio
on mouseUp
put the wi
on 11/29/02 4:29 PM, Rob Cozens at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> Is it possible to override the default appearance of progress bars?
>
> Hi Mark,
>
> I have not tried it yet; but if I were to do so, I would start by
> clicking on a progress bar in the development mo
Is there a Revolution (or SC?) library anywhere which contains a collection
nice-looking pre-fabbed sliders and progress bars?
Hello Mark,
I doubt SC progress bars would work with RunRev; but I have not tried
it. In RunRev a progress bar is a special instance of the horizontal
scrollbar. To
Is there a Revolution (or SC?) library anywhere which contains a collection
nice-looking pre-fabbed sliders and progress bars? I saw a couple that did
interesting things on thee user projects section of the web site, but I'm
wondering if there might be a set of templates out there?
Thanks,
g it -- does the toolbox support
> vertical progress bars? -- or if it's just that no one asks for it.
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Howcum we need vertical progress bars anywho? I've actually never seen a
vertical progress bar, but I bet you could make some really cute ones. For a
barometer or a thermometer
a technical issue underlying it -- does the toolbox support vertical progress bars?
-- or if it's just that no one asks for it.
--
regards,
Geoff Canyon
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>
> - Original Message -
> From: "Ro Nagey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Monday, July 08, 2002 3:43 AM
> Subject: Vertical or horizontal progress bars
>
>
> > Weird behavior...I have a
on 7/8/02 10:51 AM, Ken Ray at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Actually, let me be more clear. You CAN have what appears to be a vertical
> progress bar, but it is useless. What you actually get is a horizontal
> progress bar that is tall and skinny. Due to this, it can be drawn in two
> states: no pr
y, July 08, 2002 12:47 PM
Subject: Re: Vertical or horizontal progress bars
> Ro,
>
> You can't have a vertical progress bar. The only thing you can have is a
> vertical scroll bar or scale (neither of which "fill up").
>
> Hope this helps,
>
> Ken Ray
>
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From: "Ro Nagey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, July 08, 2002 3:43 AM
Subject: Vertical or horizontal progress bars
> Weird behavior...I have a horizontal progress bar. It works fine.
>
> I copy it, rename it, set it to being a vertical s
Weird behavior...I have a horizontal progress bar. It works fine.
I copy it, rename it, set it to being a vertical scrollbar. Amazingly
enough, no matter what I set the thumbpos to, it doesn't fill up the
progress bar.
What incredibly stupid thing am I doing?
Ro Nagey
Royal Software, Inc.
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