If you scale up the window/graph 4 times or more you will get a decent
printeable image (you'll have to reduce it's size in your program or
change the DPIs in your image editor.
You can also cover up anything else in the screen using the systemwindow
stack property (but this is not available
J. Landman Gay wrote:
On 11/23/04 10:17 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
If any of you have time to improve the buffering method below I'd be
interested in any significant changes to your test results.
If we want the buffering method to be as fast as possible, so as to test
the method itself rather
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You can also cover up anything else in the screen using the systemwindow
stack property (but this is not available for macs...) and then take your
screenshot...
Or you can grab the window's offscreen buffer directly -- all in script,
as noted in Ken Ray's handy tip
Richard,
There is also the issue with the buffer size which can significantly
reduce the
number of file reads (depending on block size, file size, number of words
or
lines or etc to be parsed)... There's different optimizations for this to
be considered and usually on case by case basis. It's
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We still don't know the business specifics of the original poster to
know if this is at all useful to him, but assuming it will be to others
down the road the next logical questions are:
1. How can we generalize this so one handler can be used to feed lines
to another
Maybe such a handler could look like this:
ReadBuffered pFileName, pChunkType, pCallbackMessage, pBufferSize
Your routine calls ReadBuffered and the ReadBuffered command sends the
callback message to you with the next chunk as its param.
Here's a challenge: can we implement callbacks in a way
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Maybe such a handler could look like this:
ReadBuffered pFileName, pChunkType, pCallbackMessage, pBufferSize
Your routine calls ReadBuffered and the ReadBuffered command sends the
callback message to you with the next chunk as its param.
Here's a challenge: can we
ce 24/Nov/2004Mer 07:24, Dan Soneson [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit dans audio
input
level :
I am trying to set the audio input level (called input volume in the
Sound pane of the system preferences in Mac OS X 10.3) from within
Revolution. Anyone have any experience doing this or any suggestions
Has anyone written an invoicing stack? Ideally with a mySQL database -- that
has lots of commenting in the code and could easily be integrated into other
renrev applications. There is a filemaker pro invoice program that is called
blue box which would be wonderful ported to runrev. And the sell
I was able to fix the image size problem by setting the lockLoc of the
image objects to true. Still can't get the formatForPrinting, though.
My code currently does something like this:
close stack
set formatForPrinting to false
open stack
make changes
close stack
set formatForPrinting to true
Hello everyone,
I've benefited immeasurably from the thoughtful comments of everyone on
this list, so I'm throwing in my two cents for you to critique. The
following is a primitive handler (because I'm a primitive scripter) I
wrote in MetaCard a couple of years ago for reading and processing
Gregory...
Excellent tip regarding optimizing...
This is quite akin to genetic algorithms (GA) in AI where a
change/mutation is
induced in the factors that drive the function to find the best
combination among many.
Your approach has the slight problem that GA avoids.
If you find a better
On Nov 24, 2004, at 4:26 AM, Bill wrote:
Has anyone written an invoicing stack? Ideally with a mySQL database
-- that
has lots of commenting in the code and could easily be integrated into
other
renrev applications. There is a filemaker pro invoice program that is
called
blue box which would be
Agreed!
Greg
On Nov 24, 2004, at 10:01 AM, Xavier wrote:
GA in RunRev are probably over kill. Like Neural Networks, they are
better
relayed
to an external or a separate application via shell or applescripts.
cheers
Xavier
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As I recall from a long time ago, the limitations are due to the embedded
text engine that would need to be completely replaced.
No indeed, a redo would not be required and this is most certainly on our
to-do list for the near
On 23/11/04 3:58 pm, Richard Gaskin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Did you mean #2341? If so, it needn't be a show-stopper: while the
Geometry Manager is a nice convenience it's by no means essential.
Since long before the GM existed the engine has provided a resizeStack
message which can be
Kevin Miller wrote:
There are 3rd party tips and hints available for using this tool.
Only where you get to an extreme level of complexity would it be necessary
or even desirable to write your own script.
Just to remind folks, I've a set of video tutorials (viewable on both
Mac and PC) for the
I think this is getting close to what I want to do, but where do I find this
DistHistoBox graphic? Is it built in? ...what am I missing here?
When you say insert a graph, would that be a pre-drawn graph of a curve I put
in? Sorry if these questions sound too basic.
Never mind my questions...I got it to work. That was brilliant! Thank you
Michael!
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Rob Cozens [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
All your libraries are there...it's just that your standalone doesn't
know how to find them in the components of a Mac OS application
bundle.
Control-click on the standalone icon, and select Show Package
Contents
Sorry Rob, when I did already check that the
On Nov 24, 2004, at 12:46 PM, Joël Guillod wrote:
Rob Cozens [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
All your libraries are there...it's just that your standalone doesn't
know how to find them in the components of a Mac OS application
bundle.
Control-click on the standalone icon, and select Show Package
On Nov 23, 2004, at 10:24 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Date: Tue, 23 Nov 2004 17:09:31 -0500
From: Dan Soneson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: audio input level
I am trying to set the audio input level (called input volume in the
Sound pane of the system preferences in Mac OS X 10.3) from within
Kevin Miller wrote:
I know that old-timers are used to writing scripts and this works great, but
if you are a new Revolution user and want controls to lay out automatically
as a window resizes, the Geometry Manager should be your first port of call.
You're not dependent on it, its not your only
Further to my last post, the find works when the field is specified,
but that wasn't necessary for other fields.
Dave
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do set volume input volume 100 as AppleScript
On Nov 24, 2004, at 3:58 PM, Ken Norris wrote:
On Nov 23, 2004, at 10:24 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Date: Tue, 23 Nov 2004 17:09:31 -0500
From: Dan Soneson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: audio input level
I am trying to set the audio input level
At 12:00 PM -0500 24/11/04, Ruben wrote:
I think this is getting close to what I want to do, but where do I
find this DistHistoBox graphic? Is it built in? ...what am I missing
here?
It's just a graphic. Choose the Rectangle tool (you may need to click
the Show Paint Draw Tools disclosure
Thank you to those who have helped me and others over the year(s)...
Andrew
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Ditto
On Nov 24, 2004, at 5:44 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thank you to those who have helped me and others over the year(s)...
Andrew
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I am in quite a fix. I am trying to get an audio file to play on
windows.
I am busy with this already for well about 10 hours to no avail. On my
mac it's no
problem at all but on the windows box (windows 2000 profesional)
I can't get the file to play. I have both an aif and a wav file
On Monday Nov 22 Klaus wrote:
thanks to Cragg-san, my little memory stack is now available for
download via Rev-online...
Check for: klausimausi - Simple memory (about 110 KB)
Enjoy!
..and examine every script!!!
This stack - probably a reflection of Klaus' contribution to the Malta
conference
On Nov 24, 2004, at 5:48 PM, C List wrote:
I have both an aif and a wav file and neither will
play with runrev. The aif file won't play in the windows media player
either but the
wav file will. (could this mean something is wrong with the media
player (it's
mplayer2 vers 6.42)
AIF is native to
Frank D. Engel Jr. wrote:
do set volume input volume 100 as AppleScript
Thanks for the suggestion, Frank. But I get compiler errors when I try
this in Rev, and
in the Script Editor for Applescript, the syntax checker balks at it as
well.
I was hoping it would be a simple Applescript, but not
Last year some posted they had created an xTalk module for BBEdit. I
really need that, for CGI work... Is that still available, Anyone know
where?
Thanks
Sannyasin Sivakatirswami
Himalayan Academy Publications
at Kauai's Hindu Monastery
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Yes, and thank you, Andrew, for your recipe for turkey function stew...
;-)
Judy
On Wed, 24 Nov 2004 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thank you to those who have helped me and others over the year(s)...
Andrew
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On Nov 24, 2004, at 6:39 PM, Sivakatirswami wrote:
Last year some posted they had created an xTalk module for BBEdit. I
really need that, for CGI work... Is that still available, Anyone
know where?
You can get it here:
http://mangomultimedia.com/developer/revolution.htm
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Blue
What should I do the validate a Text-field for only numbers (including
decimals)? When I used if theKey is not a number then this returns
false for decimals. I need to turn it true.
I am just a day old with rev (and this is my first step with
programming). Please help.
Thanks,
Lince M
--- Lince m lawrence [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What should I do the validate a Text-field for only
numbers (including
decimals)? When I used if theKey is not a number
then this returns
false for decimals. I need to turn it true.
I am just a day old with rev (and this is my first
step
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