Kay,
Anyone shed some light on where the 'missing' newsletters are? Basically
the
last 6 months of 2007.
I clicked on the 'Newsletter Archive' link at the bottom of the latest
issue
#41 and was taken to a page which had editions #1 - #27, but where are #28
The index of newsletters is
Hi,
if you need the missing ones, just let me know, i can send them to you.
Regards,
Mathias
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Subject: [DOCs] Missing Newsletter Archives (27-Jan-2008 6:40)
From:Kay C Lan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Anyone shed some light on where the
Hi,
here are the links to the missing ones
http://www.runrev.com/newsletter/may/issue27/index.php?id=n48671474
http://www.runrev.com/newsletter/july/issue28/index.php?id=iksmw90896
http://www.runrev.com/newsletter/july/issue29/index.php?id=thxdw632083
Hi folks,
Is there a function somewhere that could help me test conformity
of xml data (basically finding and removing unclosed tags, or tags
being closed without being opened) by a Rev cgi script before it's
sent back to the end-user browser for heavy xml processing via js
functions ?
I'm using
Hi Peter,
There's a file which goes roughly:
1 anything
2 anything
3 anything
4 anything
etc
It can always be sorted by the first item. Sometimes a duplicate
entry will
creep in, so the file will look
1 anything
2 anything
2 anything
3
There's a file which goes roughly:
1 anything
2 anything
3 anything
4 anything
etc
It can always be sorted by the first item. Sometimes a duplicate entry will
creep in, so the file will look
1 anything
2 anything
2 anything
3 anything
4
Peter, this is not tested:
put tData into testData
split testData by tab and cr
if the number of lines in the keys of testData the number of lines
in tData then thereAreDupes
Best,
Mark
On 27 Jan 2008, at 12:33, Peter Alcibiades wrote:
There's a file which goes roughly:
1
Peter,
I've tried that approach and found that in case of huge amount of data,
it can beslower (because of the sort function) that the method posted
before, the one including 2 loops and the use of arrays.
JB
There's a file which goes roughly:
1 anything
2 anything
3
Sorry, delimiters wrong way round!
put tData into testData
split testData by cr and tab
if the number of lines in the keys of testData the number of lines
in tData then thereAreDupes
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I am trying to create a very simple text editor program. The trouble I have
run in to is how do I can a duplicate a stack when a user hits new in the
menu bar. I tried to serch for something in the docs in revolution but not
sure if I was putting in the right search.
Thanks
Kevin
Hi Kevin,
I am trying to create a very simple text editor program. The trouble
I have
run in to is how do I can a duplicate a stack when a user hits new
in the
menu bar. I tried to serch for something in the docs in revolution
but not
sure if I was putting in the right search.
clone is
check out TemplateStack in the docs.
That works great only problem with that is that if there is something in the
main field it clones that as well. It need to be empty. I tried put into
field fldMain but it will not do it. I'm not sure where I would place it
to make the field blank.
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' clone is what you are looking for :-)'
this is W - A - Y off-topic, but if you want a 'Clone'
try:
http://www.geocities.jp/choco_softcream/
love, Richmond
A Thorn in the flesh is better than a failed Systems
Thats ok lol but there is really nothing in the docs that explains how to
use it. It gives a very vague example itset the ID of the templateStack to
2000
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From: Stephen Barncard [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Jan 27, 2008 12:54 PM
Subject: Re: Duplicating a stack
Kevin, since your 'document' stacks are created when the user
chooses, you could have a hidden ('visible' set to false) version of
the necessary stack, and just clone it and make it visible as
necessary, instead of cloning a stack that the user is already
working with.
Best,
Mark
On 27
I guess I should have stated this at the beginning, This is my first time
ever using Revolution. So this is a real learning curve for me. Is there an
example of what you are talking about that I could see?
Thanks
Kevin
On Jan 27, 2008 1:10 PM, Mark Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Kevin, since
That works great only problem with that is that if there is something in the
main field it clones that as well. It need to be empty. I tried put into
field fldMain but it will not do it. I'm not sure where I would place it
to make the field blank.
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From:
Kevin,
I use a similar technique in one software of mine. The idea is to
create a basic empty stack, one with your controls in it but with no
user generated content. Just like the window your user would see as
soon as he started using your program. You then hide this window (you
can move it
Folks,
a really stupid way that also solves if the dupes are not adjacent:
put fld my stuff into tSourceData
put empty into tDestinyData
repeat for each line tEntry in tSourceData
if tEntry is in tDestinyData then next repeat
put tEntry cr after tDestinyData
end repeat
This will process
Jbv,
check tidy unix program. Tidy is a popular unix tool that every host
out there will have installed. Even your MacOS X bundles it. It is
used by a lot of toolkits. You can use a combination of tidy and
shell() call to test your XML.
Andre
On 1/27/08, jbv [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi folks,
Jacque,
you're my hero!!! :-D
Cheers
andre
On 1/24/08, J. Landman Gay [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Andre Garzia wrote:
Aloha Folks,
we know that if we use the $ keyword we can query environment
variables but how do we set them?
I want to set $QUERY_STRING for using it in RevHTTP, this
How do you make a stack execute a command with out user interaction. Like
making something happen when the program first starts?
On Jan 27, 2008 1:55 PM, Andre Garzia [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Kevin,
I use a similar technique in one software of mine. The idea is to
create a basic empty stack,
On Jan 27, 2008, at 8:15 PM, Kevin J wrote:
How do you make a stack execute a command with out user
interaction. Like
making something happen when the program first starts?
Check out 'on openCard' and 'on openStack'
sims
ClipaSearch Pro
Ah thanks alot :)
On Jan 27, 2008 2:23 PM, Jim Sims [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Jan 27, 2008, at 8:15 PM, Kevin J wrote:
How do you make a stack execute a command with out user
interaction. Like
making something happen when the program first starts?
Check out 'on openCard' and 'on
Andre,
Thanks a lot for the cool tip.
However, one detail I forgot to mention in my previous post : my Rev cgi script
will run on a win 2K server...
JB
Jbv,
check tidy unix program. Tidy is a popular unix tool that every host
out there will have installed. Even your MacOS X bundles it. It
Jbv,
check if your Win2k server has tidy installed. If it doesn't have but
you're allowed to install it then go to http://tidy.sourceforge.net
they have win2k binaries there.
:-)
there's also TidyLib if you want to coin yourself an external :-D
Cheers
andre
On 1/27/08, jbv [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Andre, 'split' won't get upset by other tabs (or whatever
itemDelimiter) in the data. If you split someData by cr and tab,
the array will simply have the first item of each line as keys, and
item 2 to -1 of each line as the contents.
Best,
Mark
On 27 Jan 2008, at 19:01, Andre Garzia
On Sun, 27 Jan 2008 17:01:46 -0200, Andre Garzia wrote:
This will process each line, putting them into another variable, if
the line is already there it will move to the next line. It might be
faster than Klaus approach since it is one loop only and less
commands.
True on both counts, but
Andre Garzia wrote:
Jacque,
you're my hero!!! :-D
Really I think Mark is your hero. I just save stuff so I can regurgitate
it later. :)
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You both are my heroes along with others in the list, it's like the
justice league unlimited...
On 1/27/08, J. Landman Gay [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Andre Garzia wrote:
Jacque,
you're my hero!!! :-D
Really I think Mark is your hero. I just save stuff so I can regurgitate
it later. :)
Hello List:
I am building a small editor stack that can change the name of a Rev object
in another stack. I want to be able to select an object in a stack, apply
the name change from a field in the editor stack, and close field in the
editor stack, which would be essentially like scripting
I asked this a question a couple of weeks ago but got no response so
I'm trying again.
Is there for Rev to determine which system fonts are of fixed width?
If not directly, then indirectly? Comparing widths of i and w on
a font by font basis? How might this work?
Thanks,
Mark
Recently, Mark Swindell wrote:
Is there for Rev to determine which system fonts are of fixed width?
If not directly, then indirectly? Comparing widths of i and w on
a font by font basis? How might this work?
Tried your idea using the following: Created two 18pt text fields, put W
into fld
Hi Scott,
maybe store the selectedObject in a var,; select empty; select
previous selectedObject on close / exitField?
All the best,
Malte
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On 27 Jan 2008, at 04:55, Sivakatirswami wrote:
If it were Apple Only it would be so easy, but we need a cross
platform solution. Andre is looking into SIPS (yes if you have code
we could use it!)
See below for some sample code. ImageMagick would do things like
resizing on multiple
Ian, just out of interest, what's the MakeOSXShellPath function for?
It simply returns it's input with single quotes around it here:
input:/Users/marksmith/Desktop/370 Manual/370a.jpg
output: '/Users/marksmith/Desktop/370 Manual/370a.jpg'
Best,
Mark
On 28 Jan 2008, at 00:31, Ian Wood
Mark,
This is the script importing Japanese file name of JPEG. It's used
AppleScript. I am not good for AppleScript, I believe you can improve
it. One problem of this script is when you use it many times, the
script has an error. Probably it is an AppleScript bug. I think this
script is
I am on a deadline, so I cannot give a complete test and answer, but one
thing I see is that
replace : with /in tPath
___ You should use the Rev command
revUnixFromMacPath(Disk:Folder:) -- returns /Disk/Folder/
otherwise the path may not be correct and the import will fail
Then put
Jim,
Thanks.
I made a Japanese name of JPEG file on the Desktop, then tested. Maybe
the file path has a problem. Please someone improve it.
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On Jan 27, 2008, at 9:18 PM, Jim Ault wrote:
I am on a
Thanks everyone, what's amazing is how you can solve the problem by such
completely different approaches.
My own approach was best thought of as an attempt at the new literary genre
of programming jokes and has the same relation to the others as PDQ Bach
has to music. Here is it is:
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