Hi Bob,
You can search this list here:
http://www.google.com/advanced_search?q=site:lists.runrev.com
and it appears Klaus beat me to the punch on the XML tutorial by Sarah.
It is indeed a fine piece of work :-)
Though you may wish to consider using Ken Ray's excellent XML parser
written
At 12:12 25/06/2004, you wrote:
Hi Bob,
You can search this list here:
http://www.google.com/advanced_search?q=site:lists.runrev.com
Excellent Chip
Thanks for that
and it appears Klaus beat me to the punch on the XML tutorial by Sarah. It
is indeed a fine piece of work :-)
Though you may wish
Since version 2.2, I haven't been able to get the Align selected controls
(in the Objects menu) feature to work. If I open my stacks in 2.1 it works
fine. I just tried the new 2.2.1 version and it doesn't work either.
Marty Knapp
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On Jun 25, 2004, at 10:07 AM, Marty Knapp wrote:
Since version 2.2, I haven't been able to get the Align selected
controls
(in the Objects menu) feature to work. If I open my stacks in 2.1 it
works
fine. I just tried the new 2.2.1 version and it doesn't work either.
Hi Marty,
I just confirmed
Is it possible to get the videoGrabber's display into a buffered state?
I could accept the performance hit...
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On Jun 25, 2004, at 2:43 AM, Ken Ray wrote:
For a whole bunch of ways to increase performance, check out Wil
Dijkstra's
awesome research into increasing script performance:
There is some good stuff there...
I just went through and removed all of my put i + 1 into i routines.
;-)
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As I do not have Panther, can someone let me know why this apparently throws
an error on OSX 10.3.2 but works on Jaguar?
# Given folder path pPath, open desktop folder:
on OpenFolder pPath
set the itemdel to .
if item 1 of the systemVersion = 10 then
get shell(openpPath)
else
Bob Hartley wrote:
Indeed is there an archive that is searchable?
The archive is here:
http://lists.runrev.com/pipermail/use-revolution/
You can search it using Google with this URL:
http://www.google.com/advanced_search?q=site:lists.runrev.com
If you have as much trouble keep track of URLs as I
How exactly do you get metal to stick?
I have a stack defined as having a metal background, when it opens in
the IDE it doesn't honor it until I set the metal to false, then back
to true. So, I did it in script in the first openCard event. It doesn't
work. Same results in my standalone. The
Hugh -
Your code worked for me, and opened any folder I pointed, including my
Desktop folder. My default shell is /bin/tcsh, and I'm running Panther
10.3.4. This may not be your problem, but keep in mind on a Panther Mac,
newly created users will have /bin/bash as the default shell.
When I use delete URL, the documentation says that the result will
be empty if it works, and populated with an error message if not.
In my case, the result is not empty. It contains something like error
200 Okay. But the delete works. The odd part is, if I test the result,
like -
if the
I've been using Rev on OS X for a long time. I haven't yet upgraded to
2.2.1 but I've been running 2.2 since its release. For the most part,
my experience has been fairly trouble-free.
But in the past two weeks as I work on a more complex project than my
previous ones, I'm finding that Rev
On Jun 25, 2004, at 2:09 PM, Dan Shafer wrote:
Needless to say, this has me pausing and wondering about the overall
stability of the environment under moderate stress. I know I've read
other messages here from time to time on the subject. What is your
recent experience? Is this an anomaly I
On Jun 25, 2004, at 11:56 AM, Troy Rollins wrote:
On Jun 25, 2004, at 2:09 PM, Dan Shafer wrote:
Needless to say, this has me pausing and wondering about the overall
stability of the environment under moderate stress. I know I've read
other messages here from time to time on the subject. What is
I hope that in the near future -- as in before the release of 2.3 --
RunRev will figure out how to make an installation of an upgrade
smoother.
I have to download the new version (in its entirety), copy over all the
non-duplicated stuff in my current Rev folder, launch, and provide my
license
Please you take me out of your Newsleter.
No more enamels REQUEST.
Thanks.
M. Ulusoy
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Dan Shafer wrote:
I hope that in the near future -- as in before the release of 2.3 --
RunRev will figure out how to make an installation of an upgrade smoother.
I have to download the new version (in its entirety), copy over all the
non-duplicated stuff in my current Rev folder, launch, and
On Jun 25, 2004, at 3:16 PM, Dan Shafer wrote:
Now, in this app, I elected to do NO menu stuff. None. Why? Every
time I tried messing with menus, Rev would crash. ;-) ALL of my
menus are contained within the app, in the form of option buttons,
etc. It isn't ideal, but this particular app can
The new update is really screwed up. It seems to have made matters worse.
My substack Prefs no longer launches from the Edit menu. It appears that
both the main and substack have the same stack ID. Hmm...
Also when I close the .rev stack, 2.2.1 quits with an error everytime.
It also is raising
On Jun 25, 2004, at 6:40 PM, yoy wrote:
It also is raising a script alert on some of my scripts which worked
fine on
lesser versions.
Am I alone (W2k) here?
Not sure. I've been using it for 2 days, and haven't had any (new)
problems. OSX though.
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Troy writes;
Okee dokee, well then, I wonder what else is so different. As far as
plug ins, I have the defaults there, which I don't think I ever use,
and I have Chipp's altPlugin bar, with about a half dozen of his plugs
active.
Troy,
The altplugin toolbar by itself uses no
yoy wrote:
The new update is really screwed up. It seems to have made matters worse.
The scope of the update is very limited, and aside from a handful of
scripting changes in the IDE there's been (to the best of my knowledge)
only one change to the engine, to report exec errors more reliably.
On Jun 25, 2004, at 7:28 PM, Chipp Walters wrote:
The altplugin toolbar by itself uses no frontscripts and will Check
for updates on launch if that option is checked in the Prefs .
Some of the plugins do use a frontscripts but these will be closed as
soon as the plugin is closed.
I recommend
on Fri, 25 Jun 2004
Xavier Bury wrote:
Oye... ts ts ts...
Un coco loco script
dominicanrepubliclocal coconut,rhum,straw,ice
get coconut
if tool = screwdriver then
create big hole on it
else
subtract top of it
end if
add rhum to it
if not ice then
Chillout it
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Sent: Friday, June 25, 2004 7:31 PM
Subject: Re: Revolution 2.2.1... more trouble than it's predecessor?
yoy wrote:
The new update is really screwed up. It seems to have made
I've just spent a long time puzzling over a stupid bug of mine.
I had written something like
put (numToChar( charToNum('a') + something)
not knowing that 'a' is different from a
But even now that I know it, I can't find anything in the documents to
explain what 'a' does mean.
Any clues for me,
Alex,
A few things that might help a little:
If you set explicitVars to TRUE, you'll get compile errors anytime
you try to quote something with a single quote, because it will look
like an undeclared variable. Caveats: you'll have to declare all of you
variables, and problems have been
On Jun 25, 2004, at 11:03 PM, Brian Yennie wrote:
If you make a habit of repeating string literals as little as
possible (i.e. declaring constants or storing the values into
variables early on) you'll probably find that you don't type them that
often in a context that doesn't cause an error.
Alex,
It's the ASCII value for the single quote ('). You see Rev will assume an
unquoted value as a string unless it is a variable, so:
put numToChar(b)
is the same as
put numToChar(b)
so long as b has not been assigned a value (thus making it a variable).
In your case, what apparently
On Jun 25, 2004, at 11:10 PM, Ken Ray wrote:
You see Rev will assume an
unquoted value as a string unless it is a variable
S.
It's statements like that which send traditional language programmers
running.
I know I have to keep a leg strapped to my chair.
I don't expect that to change, but
You see Rev will assume an
unquoted value as a string unless it is a variable
S.
It's statements like that which send traditional language programmers
running.
I know I have to keep a leg strapped to my chair.
:-)
I don't expect that to change, but I'm guessing this is what
I've played around with converting a 16 bit integer to binary (and back)
using the combination of numToChar() and binaryEncode(), and I have come to
the conclusion that I cannot 'directly' do this with numToChar()...which is
limited to 8 bits (binaryEncode seems to NOT have this limitation). Has
On Jun 26, 2004, at 12:02 AM, Ken Ray wrote:
I know, perhaps we need another global property like the
explicitStrings
which if true would require strings to be quoted? ;-)
Oh man, that would be great... I thought maybe too much to ask.
I'd turn them both on if it wouldn't wreck havoc. I'm not a
Troy Rollins wrote:
On Jun 25, 2004, at 11:10 PM, Ken Ray wrote:
You see Rev will assume an
unquoted value as a string unless it is a variable
It's statements like that which send traditional language
programmers running.
I guess it depends on the programmer. If one is in the
On Jun 25, 2004, at 5:32 PM, yoy wrote:
Richard,
I have to go back to my original .rev file and then duplicate it and
then
copy the scripts (re-modify them) and paste into the 2.2.1 version of
the
stack.
I've just been running 2.2.1 for a day. But boy-o-boy, did things
blow-up on
me.
I'll
On Jun 26, 2004, at 12:33 AM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Oh man, that would be great... I thought maybe too much to ask.
Working with explicitVars on should catch those circumstances, as
unquoted strings will be assumed to be vars and if not declared will
throw a compilation error.
To be honest, I
Troy Rollins wrote:
To be honest, I don't prefer to declare my variables unless there
scope is something more than handler level, that is too much like
RealBasic. I just want all unquoted strings to be variables, or
throw an error. It is the unquoted string literals that kill me.
I see.
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