Is there any chance that the char chooser can be updated
to encompass Unicode?
Richmond.
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No, it's not; the secret is where 'pcmap' and 'macmap' are stored.
On 7/16/11 9:01 AM, Richmond Mathewson wrote:
Is there any chance that the char chooser can be updated
to encompass Unicode?
The MC IDE is an open source community effort in which every user
On 06/30/2011 06:49 AM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
MetaCard Setup 2.01 is uploaded, and contains a bug fix for OS X and
better engine version identification:
http://www.metacard.livecodejournal.com/files/other_plugins/metacard_setup_201.rev.gz
This version corrects the naming problem in OS X
On 06/29/2011 01:00 AM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
In the shadow of giants, I've updated MetaCard Setup to work with
LiveCode 4.5 or higher. This version will not work with engines less
than 4.5; if you need to install the older Rev engines into the IDE
then use the older MetaCard Setup 1.0.3. You
On 06/29/2011 06:10 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
On 6/29/11 5:32 AM, Richmond Mathewson wrote:
I wonder why 4.5-dp-4 is NOT recognised
Is this on Linux, where I didn't test? If so, thanks for trying it.
Could you tell me the full path to the application please?
Yes; on Linux: /home
On 23/04/2010 13:03, Klaus on-rev wrote:
Hi all,
Dear Klaus,
How is the MC IDE 4 coming along? or are you going to hop
a version and let us have 4.5?
sorry for the long delay.
I have been sick for a longer time and had (and still have) a lot of
personal problems and now I lost my job and
Dear Klaus,
How is the MC IDE 4 coming along? or are you going to hop
a version and let us have 4.5?
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On 23/04/2010 02:43, Richard Gaskin wrote:
On 4/22/10 10:55 AM, Richmond Mathewson wrote:
Dear Klaus,
How is the MC IDE 4 coming along? or are you going to hop
a version and let us have 4.5?
Richmond, I thought you had no interest in MC.
I mess around with it from time to time; having
On Sun, Jan 3, 2010 at 3:31 PM, Klaus on-rev kl...@major.on-rev.com wrote:
Hi friends,
I am currently working on the new MC IDE 4 and while I am at this,
there are some questions concerning the output of the new standalone
building process.
OS X:
Would you like to output
a: ppc, fat AND
Klaus Major wrote:
Hi friends,
Wilhelm Sanke wrote:
This may have been already noticed here, I just want to make sure:
The Rev Standalone files - necessary to build standalones - of
versions 4 dp3 and dp4 do not work with the Metacard Standalone
Builder. Version 3.5 does.
Mark Waddingham
Klaus Major wrote:
Am 07.10.2009 um 09:49 schrieb Richmond Mathewson:
Klaus Major wrote:
Hi friends,
Wilhelm Sanke wrote:
This may have been already noticed here, I just want to make sure:
The Rev Standalone files - necessary to build standalones - of
versions 4 dp3 and dp4 do not work
Epsecially sic transit gloria mundi.
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Wilhelm Sanke wrote:
This may have been already noticed here, I just want to make sure:
The Rev Standalone files - necessary to build standalones - of
versions 4 dp3 and dp4 do not work with the Metacard Standalone
Builder. Version 3.5 does.
Mark Waddingham mentioned
I had forgotten how awkward it was to get quite a lot of things donein
Metacard as opposed to RunRev.
I only 'made' Metacard 4 because, like the Eiger; it is there!
I would also like to remind folk of the following inescapable facts:
1. You need to own some sort of RunRev Studio or Enterprise
Richard Gaskin wrote:
Know the engine.
Trust the engine.
Use the engine.
Mind-numbing mantras are used for just that; to numb the mind and stop
all discussion and critical thinking.
This is why, although I work only with RunRev, I keep looking at HyperNext,
Elefat and so on, because, while
I had Metacard 4 up and running with a dataGrid yesterday night.
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Richard Gaskin's posting makes me wonder what they
advantages of continuing to use MetaCard might be when it
still costs the same to upgrade as Runtime Revolution?
sincerely, Richmond Mathewson
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Just uploaded a primitive File Browser to RevOnline (
FILE POKER ) got a bit bogged down at one stage -
would be grateful if all willing could download, play
with, take to bits, criticise, reconstruct and
generally be helpful with it.
sincerely, Richmond Mathewson
a few
things:
http://www.kreativekorp.com/kko/software/hypercard/hyped.html
unfortunately the links for version 3 have gone dead.
sincerely, Richmond Mathewson
Philosophical problems are confusions arising owing to the
fluidity
Both Metacard and Runrime Revolution have inbuilt file
browsers (of a rather primitive nature) - does anyone know
whether it is possible to extract the Metacard file browser
for modification?
sincerely, Richmond Mathewson
to words and phrases.
Mathewson, 2006
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For All Your Mac Gear
Philosophical problems are confusions arising owing to the
fluidity of meanings users attach to words and phrases.
Mathewson, 2006
Philosophical problems are confusions arising owing to the
fluidity of meanings users attach to words and phrases.
Mathewson, 2006
Philosophical problems are confusions arising owing to the
fluidity of meanings users attach to words and phrases.
Mathewson, 2006
Congratulations, Shari,
NOT for buying a jazzy new Intel MAC! BUT for managing,
somehow, in the ups and downs of life, the feeling of
excitement and joy at being able to explore and work
with something new!
Lo9ve, Richmond Mathewson
a decent manual
(cough, cough, cough) I never did.
sincerely, Richmond Mathewson
Philosophical problems are confusions arising owing to the
fluidity of meanings users attach to words and phrases
on.
sincerely, Richmond Mathewson
Philosophical problems are confusions arising owing to the
fluidity of meanings users attach to words and phrases.
Mathewson, 2006
is mine, the only rip-off is the aesthetic
similarity.
sincerely, Richmond Mathewson
Philosophical problems are confusions arising owing to the
fluidity of meanings users attach to words and phrases
Saved a few folk some time: have just uploaded a stack
(SS.rev) that will extract all the scripts from a stack and
export them as a text file.
Download it at Richmond's RR Rantings:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/richmondsrrr
sincerely, Richmond Mathewson
Have just uploaded something really fancy that makes up for
this morning's feeble effort.
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/RRgraphix/
Have also learnt how to spell 'Reference' :)
sincerely, Richmond Mathewson
Philosophical problems
'out there' is having similar calendar
problems?
[A related Joke is that when I was 2 weeks' late
delivering a product I had to pay a hefty penalty!]
sincerely, Richmond Mathewson.
Philosophical problems are confusions arising owing
of cards a la HC)?
What a slow learner!
sincerely, Richmond Mathewson
Philosophical problems are confusions arising owing to the
fluidity of meanings users attach to words and phrases.
Mathewson
(img, button, fld,
and so on) were to have backgroundBehavior-s as well.
sincerely, Richmond Mathewson
Philosophical problems are confusions arising owing to the
fluidity of meanings users attach to words and phrases
-obfuscate them.
sincerely, Richmond Mathewson
Philosophical problems are confusions arising owing to the
fluidity of meanings users attach to words and phrases.
Mathewson, 2006
The plural of CRITERION is CRITERIA.
sincerely, Richmond Mathewson
Philosophical problems are confusions arising owing to the
fluidity of meanings users attach to words and phrases.
Mathewson
all his MC/RR work available to the wider community.
I, for one, believe that a lot of his work was extremely
valuable and too good to lose.
sincerely, Richmond Mathewson
Philosophical problems are confusions arising owing
Richard II
sincerely, Richmond Mathewson
Philosophical problems are confusions arising owing to the
fluidity of meanings users attach to words and phrases.
Mathewson, 2006
in
a nasty purge.
Sincerely, Richmond Mathewson
Philosophical problems are confusions arising owing to the
fluidity of meanings users attach to words and phrases.
Mathewson, 2006
about Open Source when I offered them
my programs for Free).
Sincerely, Richmond Mathewson
Philosophical problems are confusions arising owing to the
fluidity of meanings users attach to words and phrases
This may sound a bit churlish, but it seems to connect with
some other recent postings.
I ordered and paid for RR Media about 10 days ago and have
yet to receive an acknowledgement or a registration code.
Sincerely, Richmond Mathewson
on the RR use-list this is causing merry hell in
certain quarters). If I do the 'usual procedure' and
transfer the RR engine to my MC Demo will this mean that
should I modify stacks in my MetaCard 2.7 and then save
them that they will end up being in the new file format?
sincerely, Richmond Mathewson
of either upgraded DreamCard or RR Media (I will be
both shortly) will be able to open stacks authored with
MetaCard with the 2.7 engine installed?
sincerely, Richmond Mathewson
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a law somewhere I can only assure
people that it was unwittingly - and I have no memory of
being informed that Demo versions of Metacard were either:
Illegal to upgrade by switching engines,
or
to continue using after MC's acquisition by RR.
sincerely, Richmond Mathewson
the size of the Brush Chooser palette
so those of us who don't just happen to own dual 30 inch
monitors find that some space is left on the desktop for
what is important.
sincerely, Richmond Mathewson
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present spat with Mr Rogowski of Apple - re
yupercard availability - is getting pretty purple).
sincerely, Richmond Mathewson
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noises about
FREE/UNFREE.
sincerely, Richmond Mathewson
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as it concerns Paint Tools.
sincerely, Richmond Mathewson
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I'm basically lazy and always look for a quick-n-easy way
round things - and identifying by tooltips seems a lot more
straightforward than custom props.
Richmond
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with it' and standalones ? ? ?
This would certainly make things considerably more
seamless.
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) on Ubuntu and
transferred them to both WIN and MAC - and they work
'seamlessly' (funny how that word is beginning to annoy
me).
Sincerely, Richmond Mathewson
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in their shell-like
ears.
I'll keep you posted!
Love, Richmond Mathewson
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to be the most popular Linux
distro.
sincerely, Richmond Mathewson
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) is how the original revolutionaries always get
swept aside by more radical forces. Danton and Co. all
ended up with their heads in baskets.
Why I wrote that I will never work out . . . Ho, Ho, Ho.
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to piss around (to
use a technical phrase) with xanim is FANTASTIC! REALLY
FANTASTIC!
NOW, I'm going to buy the latest version of RR for Linux
WHEN it both plays the sound files, and makes me sound like
me . . .
sincerely, Richmond Mathewson
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me that this is rather inefficient.
I would be extremely grateful for any help in this area.
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is WAV.
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More egg-salad with the WAV files.
1. Is the problem that the WAV files are embedded?
1a. This seems unlikely as Kubuntu makes a hash of the same
WAV files when played externally.
2. Whither QUICKTIME 4 LINUX and will this DO THE TRICK ?
3. Under-Documentation.
4. xanim - no, surely not?
So, I have, lurking in the depths of one of my hard-drives
the Metacard Trial editions for Mac and WIN, but not for
Linux.
Could anyone steer me in the right direction to obtain one?
Sincerely, Richmond Mathewson
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Hey - Ho !!
As Quicktime Movie clips are not much cop under Linux
Richmond desperately fumbles for alternatives . . .
Has anybody had any experience using animated GIF images
in RR/MC stacks under LINUX ???
would be grateful for help, abuse (preferably aimed at
RR/MC's limitations under Linux
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that RR's priorities do not lie, in the first
instance, with Linux (hence the lag in version numbers) but
xanim is 5 years old: and Linux now is not what Linux was
in 1999.
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Oh Dear, here's Richmond going back to the future and
asking questions that were covered years ago.
How does one get embedded quicktime movie files to play
in Linux?
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standalone out of the box, so to speak,
like standalones generated for Mac Classic, X or Windows.
I have had RR standalones running very successfully on
Linspire 5; but got stuck with Ubuntu and other Distros.
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Maybe I have got something badly wrong, but . . .
I opened up DC 2.6 and made 2 stacks: test1 and test2
(a bit like the Cat in the Hat!), imported an image into
test1, and popped your script into a button on stack
test2 - it 'choked' on 'grc 1' ---
Now this is where I feel I am missing
Well,
I read something a bit odd
by a chap called Jon on the Rev use-list about
supposed bugs in the 2.6 documentation.
And, being the sort that finds it awfully difficult to keep
my mouth shut (no, surely not?) I thought I would bung in
my few cents worth:
Being the proud, new owner of
As my first PC (as in Personal Computer - rather than
clunking along on some terminal with somebody else's
paw-prints all over it) was a BBC Master I have long longed
for a RISC OS machine. The A9Home (at last) seems just the
'thing'
(http://www.advantagesix.co.uk/products/A9home.html)
smaller
RISC OS machines are a whole different ball-game to
anything most of us are used to (i.e. PCs amd Macs) and the
A9Home is not a 'bare-bones' machine coming from nowhere -
it comes from a long series of RISC OS computers such as
the Iyonix PC - and, further back, the Archimedes series
that were
of the world is hooked on the I want it
now idea, and the servicing of the minimal attention span.
I want to SLOW PUPILS DOWN so that they absorb information,
see multimedia in a meaningful CONTEXT, and are forced to
pay attention for more than a 2 second sound-bite.
Sincerely, Richmond Mathewson
I have just uploaded a stack featuring a scrolling group
(!!!)
that looks like a scrolling text field containing various
objects.
download it by clicking on the blue button SCROLLER
COASTER
on the 'Files' page of my website.
sincerely, Richmond Mathewson
texts within Scrollable fields.
Sincerely, Richmond Mathewson
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I have just been playing with the SuperCard 4.5 demo and
found something that was rather good:
leaveField, enterField and so on
I haven't managed to work out the equivalents in
MetaTalk/Transcript
possibly - if there aren't any, it is time there was???
Richmond Mathewson
allowObjects
this allows embedded objects (images and so forth) inside
FIELDS
Of course SC is limited to Macs which seems a bit
odd as a lot of people (!!!) use Windows and Linux.
Notwithstanding this - it would be really super to
have scrolling text fields with embedded images: at least
from
fonts and somewhere 'funny' in
Unicode fonts. It is especially disturbing because Slavic
languages (such as Bulgarian) have LONG, POLYSYLLABIC word
that look awful if they are conyinually chopped up.
Richmond Mathewson
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As usual I have bolted the door after the horse has bolted!
However (!) the allowObjects seems rather elegant and
straightforward.
Richmond
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Yes - revSpeak
However, as far as I know, this is not really intrinsic to
RR;
but elicits the speech synthesis capabilities of the
operating system on which the stack/standalone is
functioning.
This is a bit of a problem as you cannot be responsible for
whether your end user has speech synthesis
Dear Brian Yennie,
Yes, you are quite right re 'dontWrap'.
maybe I was a bit unclear about what is happening:
my Bulgarian text (dontWrap is false) just breaks as soon
as it hits the right-hand side of the field so (and I will
use an English word here as an example) we might have:
fanta
.
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repository after lunch, and those who are interested can
download it via my website.
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I have just uploaded one, not particularly satisfactory
solution to the Lexicall repository PICTORIAL TEXT.rev.
This is based in an idea from Jeanne deVotot in 2004 -
it presents lovely, readable text that will remain the same
across any platform (because it isn't text at all) - but,
of course,
I suppose I am trying to reinvent the wheel (my problem is
that my wheels are square), but . . .
If I set wordWrap to true words get chopped in half
if I set wordWrap to false one has to scroll laterally and
vertically,
and the whole thing is unusable.
I would like (as, I suspect, would
documents...
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Yes, they do . ..
I posted this 'variant' at the behest of Dr Marielle Lange
who felt that my previous version was a bit too 'stroppy'
and that this variant would make it clear that I had no
'beef' with commercial software as such.
By the way: I have never had a RR licence: the firm
(Articulate
So I built a standalone of my MCQ thing and popped it
across my little home LAN to the machine running Ubuntu 5
and the unicode in the fields went wonky.
Not entirely surprised.
Notwithstanding this, it shows that MC/RR is not quite as
platform independent a RAD as we all would like it to be.
1. Get my Multi-Lingual (i.e.works with Unicode) Multiple
Choice test template via my website now.
2. Just checked out the revJournal website again:
wondering whether to remove the link from my homepage ???
Love, Richmond
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to the development of widgets.
John Richmond Mathewson. 2 June 2005
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to the development of widgets.
John Richmond Mathewson. 2 June 2005
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Dear Friend,
I just signed-up to join tens of thousands of others from around the world to help eradicate child hunger on Sunday 12 June. There's a Fight Hunger: Walk the World event in our area, so I hope that you'll join me for this event. It should be a lot of fun.
This will also be a powerful
AS one can autostart Windows CDs I suppose it would be
theoretically possible to make the primary executable
invisible to the end-user ? ? ?
Any bright ideas about AUTOSTART on Mac ?
Love, Richmond
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Having played with Dr Sanke's MCQ test I was a bit
cheesed-off to find that it couldn't cope with Bulgarian.
So an attempt at an MCQ test that can cope with 'funny'
alphabets is now available for downlaod via my website.
Love, Richmond
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Har, Har, Har. . . Richmond fondly imagines that he can
prevent pirating (this is especially goofy in Bulgaria
which is world capital of pirate software): never mind,
indulge me a moment, Please.
I had a 'daft' idea of popping a .txt document containing
some daft text (e.g. Happy Christmas)
Dear xTalk Afficionados,
I have updated my website - not in a radical way; mainly
because I have been extremely impressed by a FREE game for
Windows and Macintosh released by the World Food
Organization
with associated lesson plans and so on for teachers.
A few observations about the
Does anybody else get a 'funny' feeling about what has
happened to the revJournal website?
For starters: although it was a bit sluggish it did have
some good stuff: this all seems to have been thrown away!
Why do I also feel a bit peculiar when I read My name is
John Doe ?
I am wondering if the
in the open, and both you and I can feel
better!
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Dear Runtime Revolution Afficionados,
Sarah - You Got Me There!
My website now sports a BIG PURPLE BUTTON which leads to
the source code for my Master's Thesis - weighing in at
17MB in its zipped form.
Go Get It!
Love, Richmond
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Dear Runtime Revolution Afficionados,
I dug around in my hard-drives and uploaded about 50 bits
of fluff - ranging from a Bulgarian Text Analyzer to a
silly program that flashes colours.
Do with them what you want.
Love, Richmond
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to the growth of the product.
For my masters thesis I used Runtime Revolution 2.0.1 ? the
last free version. None of the free versions are available
for download any more.
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this matter quite a bit of
thought - and try to do something to provide viable and
robust alternatives.
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for his
very kind offer of help.
Wishing you all an extremely xTalky New Year.
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