Its difficult to suggest a full solution as I don't know the full picture.
However, A slightly contrived solution is as follows using Web Pages and a
bit of Javascript. It doesn't keep Rev on top, as such, but places the web
browser in a position away from the Rev app, so its visible (as Rob
Richard Gaskin heeft op zondag, 3 nov 2002 om 07:49 het volgende
geschreven:
Every time you count a line number it eats time. Arrays are faster
for this
-- check out the split and combine commands to see how to convert
chunks to
arrays andback again.
David Vaughan heeft op zondag, 3 nov 2002
if tCalcType is not empty then
go to first card of stack tCalcType as toplevel
-- close the the current... the stack we were just in.
-- close this stack -- nope; this stack has now changed!
close stack FacilityCalculator
end if
While I'm still simply a newbie lurker... I think your
Terry Vogelaar wrote:
I understand now why my 2nd script was so slow thanks to David. And
like David I really cannot imagine why Richard's suggestion about using
arrays would contribute anything to the speed, but I tried it and it
obviously worked; it reduced my (fastest) 101 seconds to 36!
At 12:02 PM -0500 11/3/02, Gary Aitcheson wrote:
When I use revGoURL http://www.pageName.com; I get Internet
Explorer was unable to link to the Web page you requested. The page
might be temporarily unavailable.
I have RR 1.1.1 under XP with a DSL connection and Yahoo as my
default browser.
On 11/3/02 1:16 PM, Dan Shafer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Try
revGoURL http://www.runrev.com; and I bet it works.
If not, then something more serious is going on.
Note that Norton Auto-protect will hose up some RevGoURL commands. Anything
from a bad browser launch, to Blue screen of death,
From: Björnke von Gierke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: question about sockets
Date: Mon, 28 Oct 2002 11:21:44 +0100
sorry for my triple post earlier this day, I got some connection
probs...
I am trying to do some connection stuff using
i am running Rev 1.1.1. under os X 10.2.1. on a Pismo. so far i
haven't done much developing, because the app CRASHES ALL THE TIME.
anybody else with the same experience? olli.
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i am running Rev 1.1.1. under os X 10.2.1. on a Pismo. so far i
haven't done much developing, because the app CRASHES ALL THE TIME.
anybody else with the same experience? olli.
I don't use a Mac, But I have read here that there is an OS bug in the
Appearance Manager that causes these
On Monday, Nov 4, 2002, at 02:42 Australia/Sydney, Terry Vogelaar wrote:
snip
. Not sure how to solve it using arrays as you seem to wind up with
the same problem only this time fiddling with keys. Since Richard
suggested that approach, perhaps he has something in mind.
... like David
On Monday, Nov 4, 2002, at 07:29 Australia/Sydney,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i am running Rev 1.1.1. under os X 10.2.1. on a Pismo. so far i
haven't done much developing, because the app CRASHES ALL THE TIME.
anybody else with the same experience? olli.
I don't use a Mac, But I have read
i changed the look and feel accordingly and no more crashes now. it
thus appears that there is some kind of bug in Rev 1.1.1. let's hope
that this will be solved in 2.0
thanks for your quick help. best, olli.
11/4/02, David Vaughan wrote:
On Monday, Nov 4, 2002, at 07:29 Australia/Sydney,
It is a known bug in the IDE for 1.1.1 and will be fixed in 2.0 (it
already is in the alpha version).
I never see the bug in existing projects but see it right away in new
ones. Since the Revolution folks have never characterized it (beyond
saying that it is a bug in the Mac OS) so it is hard
I've hit a serious roadblock, and would appreciate any advice:
I've written a Revolution app that configures a DSL modem. This DSL modem
contains a web-server with configuration data that gets passed from it. I
have successfully used Revolution to get and pass data back and forth to the
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