This version addresses issues related to XSS cleaning of encrypted cookie data.
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J. Landman Gay and Scott Rossi - in the recent thread snapshot and
background problems - have discussed and informed us about the
usefulness of the text of image property, the retaining of all binary
data and the easy scalability.
About imagedata Jacqueline writes:
The imagedata is
I have a list of words, each ending in a number...
img1
img10
img11
img2
img201
img3
img4
How do I sort them so they are in the visually correct numerical order, like
this? ...
img1
img2
img3
img4
img10
img11
img201
/H
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Hi Hugh,
I have a list of words, each ending in a number...
img1
img10
img11
img2
img201
img3
img4
How do I sort them so they are in the visually correct numerical order, like
this? ...
img1
img2
img3
img4
img10
img11
img201
/H
This works for me:
...
sort lines of fld 1
Darn, Klaus beat me by moments:
on mouseup
put img1 return img10 return img5 return img6 return
img60into imagelist
sort imagelist numeric by char 4 to -1 of each
put imagelist
end mouseup
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Wilhelm, very VERY nicely done!
(My grandpa's Christian name was same as yours. He was from Ulm.)
Best,
Jerry Daniels
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On Jul 1, 2010, at 7:08 AM, Wilhelm Sanke sa...@hrz.uni-kassel.de wrote:
J. Landman Gay and
Hi Ralf
Keen to really get into revigniter a bit more seriously and like the
documentation you've put together.
Does it work with the newly available revserver or only with on-rev?
regards
alex
On 1/07/10 6:51 PM, Ralf Bitter wrote:
This version addresses issues related to XSS cleaning
Klaus and Colin are the go-to guys. Here's a solution that is a bit more
general. If you have different words before the numbers appear you can do the
following. I'm sure it's as slow as molasses in winter, but it might give you
some ideas.
Mike
-- data in
Klaus, Colin...
I should have been more clear! Looking for a generic solution to sorting
arbitrary alphanumeric strings that have suffix numbers.
For example...
pic 10
pic 2
image1
pic 1
image10
image2
How do I sort them like this?
image1
image2
image10
pic 1
pic 2
pic 10
/H
Hi
Here's a link to a good discussion on this i read recently..
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1395509
There is lots of good of debate on whether flash is dead/restrictive/etc
and html5 is the future..
http://apiblog.youtube.com/2010/06/flash-and-html5-tag.html
Personally flash is
Try this:
on mouseUp
put separateNumbers(fld yourField) into temp
sort temp numeric by item 2 of each item 1 of each
sort temp by item 1 of each
replace comma with empty in temp
put temp into fld yourField
end mouseUp
function separateNumbers var
repeat for each char
Hold everything. Doesn't work.
Yet.
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Hi Simon
The code is available @
http://smokescreen.us/demos/js/smokescreen.0.1.3-min.js
Would be handy but just can't get into javascript :)
regards
alex
On 1/07/10 12:55 PM, Simon Lord wrote:
The project is about 6 weeks old I think. Been keeping my eye on it.
Very curious to get my hands
On Jul 1, 2010, at 10:16 AM, dunb...@aol.com wrote:
Hold everything. Doesn't work.
I noticed. This does though:
on mouseUp
put separateNumbers(fld yourField) into temp
sort temp numeric by item 2 of each item 1 of each
sort temp by item 1 of each
replace comma with
Another way to do it:
function f_sort_num x
put 0123456789 into n
repeat while char 1 of x is not in n
delete char 1 of x
end repeat
return x
end f_sort_num
function f_sort_word x
put 0123456789 into n
repeat while last char of x is in n
delete last char of x
end repeat
return x
end f_sort_word
Probably could streamline this, but:
function separateNumbers var
repeat with y = 1 to the number of lines of var
repeat with u = 1 to the number of chars of line y of var
if char u of line y of var is in 0123456789 then
put comma before char u of line y of
This is what comes of these races to publish, especially against Colin.
Frantic copying and pasting. Horrible mistakes. It has to stop!
Anyway...
function separateNumbers var
repeat with y = 1 to the number of lines of var
repeat with u = 1 to the number of chars of line y of var
Colin, I actually just read your correction of my earlier script. I swear I
did not do so before I sent my latest one in. Almost identical except you
like the early part of the alphabet, and I like the latter.
Craig
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Another method used to split at the numeric.
on mouseUp
put specialsorter(field srcF)
end mouseUp
function specialSorter pVar
repeat for each line theLIne in PVar
get matchchunk(theLine,([a-zA-Z\s]\d) , theChar,theEnd )
put comma after char theChar of theLine
put theLine
On Jul 1, 2010, at 10:42 AM, dunb...@aol.com wrote:
Almost identical except you
like the early part of the alphabet, and I like the latter.
I do more 3D work than you, so would want to use UV for texture coordinates,
and XYZ for 3D locations. Interestingly, I use a and b, etc for
Coming late to this.
It should handle cases where there are commas in the original text. I don't
know how it scales with large data sets.
function specialSort tData
put (^.*?)([0-9]*$) into tRE
put into tData2
repeat for each line tLine in tData
get matchText(tLine, tRE,
Hi Alex,
AFAIK the only difference between revServer and the on-Rev
service is that revServer does not include the visual
debugging tools and client side application that are
available on the on-Rev hosting service.
So, revIgniter should work fine with revServer.
Ralf
On 01.07.2010, at
This did the trick in my quick test:
##
on mouseUp
put the text of field OriginalList into tText
sort lines of tText numeric by TrailingNumber(each)
sort lines of tText
put tText into field SortedList
end mouseUp
private function TrailingNumber pLine
local tNumber, tChar
repeat
charles61 wrote:
I had problems with the cutting off of the bottom because of not setting the
Set as Stack Menu bar in the Menu Builder. I have set the Destroystack of my
splash, app and substacks to false. Now when I created my Mac app, I get the
top of my second card showing the upper 1/4 inch
That code is minimized—which makes it near impossible to read as most
of the variables are obfuscated to make names smaller (more
lightweight). Will need to wait for the official release to read it.
But even minimized it's a hefty file.
On Thu, Jul 1, 2010 at 10:19 AM, Alex Shaw
In the handlers submitted earlier one could use an obscure delimiter, like
ASCII 241 or whatever, instead of comma, and set the itemDel.
In a message dated 7/1/10 11:46:06 AM, dave.cr...@lacscentre.co.uk writes:
It should handle cases where there are commas in the original text. I
don't
sigh No one can believe anything in the media anymore these days! I remember
when you could at least believe the facts reported (if not the slant they were
delivered with) simply because reporters were bound by honor to do the research
needed to validate their claims. I guess honor is all but
On 07/01/2010 07:31 PM, Bob Sneidar wrote:
sigh No one can believe anything in the media anymore these days! I remember
when you could at least believe the facts reported (if not the slant they were
delivered with) simply because reporters were bound by honor to do the research
needed to
Hi everyone,
It's my first time using the menu builder, and I have a question. I added a
couple of menu items to the File menu and they work fine. I then added a new
menu called View to the same menu bar and added another couple of items, but
these do nothing when selected. All of the items
Bill Vlahos wrote:
That doesn't fix it in 4.0.
Here's one more way to deal with the problem. Keep destroystack set to
false as before, and destroywindow as well. Add this to a preOpenStack
handler:
if the platform = macOS and the environment is not development
then set the menubar of this
Whoa! You can do that?? Okay, how about concatenating sort criteria, like char
1 and char 3? Just curious I don't need to do that.
Bob
On Jul 1, 2010, at 5:36 AM, Klaus on-rev wrote:
Hi Hugh,
I have a list of words, each ending in a number...
img1
img10
img11
img2
img201
img3
Jacqueline,
Thank your for you e-mail! Well, I actually started my project with the Windows
menubar showing. I continued with this procedure until I was ready to create my
Mac standalone. I remembered from all of my previous experiences with Rev and
the RevList that this is the recommended
I think that's a cultural thing. I have known several Egyptians, and while
decent enough people on the whole, they do seem to believe that whatever they
can get from you for as little as they can give back is fair practice. I think
they call it bartering.
The more extreme ones believe it is a
On 1 Jul 2010, at 17:30, dunb...@aol.com wrote:
In the handlers submitted earlier one could use an obscure delimiter, like
ASCII 241 or whatever, instead of comma, and set the itemDel.
I think that may be a better idea. I just discovered some mistakes (deliberate
of course :-)) in my
Bob.
Old HC trick. You can have any number of sortkeys, and they operate in
order. Stable sorts, of course.
The real gist of this thread for H, if that is his real name, is that the
data has to be parsed. The multiple sorts, regex solutions, etc. are just
tools.
Craig
In a message dated
My mistakes all come from rushing to get the first response in. You would
not believe the competition.
I also just screw up a lot. Oh, and don't test.
Craig Newman
In a message dated 7/1/10 12:59:32 PM, dave.cr...@lacscentre.co.uk writes:
I think that may be a better idea. I just discovered
This is an increasingly common problem in the modern era of Drudge-style
blogo-journalism.
There was a time not so long ago when it was considered necessary to
verify a story with three sources before going to print.
Those days are long gone in favor of Get the scoop at any cost and we
My strategy is to sit back and watch the competition heat up, then explode, and
then pick up the best pieces, save them to a keepers folder, and later
shamelessly use them in my projects. It works really well for me.
Bob
On Jul 1, 2010, at 10:02 AM, dunb...@aol.com wrote:
My mistakes all
I guess they figure they can always publish a retraction in a small corner of
the back page of section L.
Bob
On Jul 1, 2010, at 10:28 AM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
This is an increasingly common problem in the modern era of Drudge-style
blogo-journalism.
There was a time not so long ago
Oh boy! Just shows what a great list this is, and how a challenge sparks
invention! Thanks to ALL who contributed and participated from which golden
nuggets can be gleaned by everyone.
The following 4 solutions were benchtested against a list of 10,000 lines
using a fixed string suffixed with a
For strictly numeric, remove this line.
sort lines of tTemp ascending by item 1 of each
For some reason I got it in my head that you wanted the alphas
grouped, then each alpha group by numeric.
As pointed out, my solution didn't allow for commas in the list, and
also didn't allow for names with
My strategy is to sit back and watch the competition heat up, then explode,
and then pick up the
best pieces, save them to a keepers folder, and later shamelessly use them in
my projects. It
works really well for me.
Heh... you work too hard at it Bob. ;-)
I read pretty much *everything*
Folks,
I have the following code here:
local tSnapshot
revBrowserSnapshot _W[browser id], tSnapshot
set the imageData of img slide to tSnapshot
This yields an image that looks like static noise, it is grayscale and I can
see traces of the real image there...
Any clue?
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Thursday, July 1, 2010, 10:43:48 AM, you wrote:
My strategy is to sit back and watch the competition heat up,
then explode, and then pick up the best pieces, save them to a
keepers folder, and later shamelessly use them in my projects. It
works really well for me.
That's funny...
Bob-
If you can't deal with your bigotry yourself, at least keep it off the
damn list.
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Andre Garzia wrote:
Folks,
I have the following code here:
local tSnapshot
revBrowserSnapshot _W[browser id], tSnapshot
set the imageData of img slide to tSnapshot
This yields an image that looks like static noise, it is grayscale and I can
see traces of the real image there...
Any
Gregory Lypny wrote:
Hi everyone,
It's my first time using the menu builder, and I have a question. I
added a couple of menu items to the File menu and they work fine. I
then added a new menu called View to the same menu bar and added
another couple of items, but these do nothing when
Jacque,
They are the same size, I am setting the height and the width of both with
the same variables...
:-/
ARGH!
On Thu, Jul 1, 2010 at 5:53 PM, J. Landman Gay jac...@hyperactivesw.comwrote:
Andre Garzia wrote:
Folks,
I have the following code here:
local tSnapshot
charles61 wrote:
I guess my question is how do
other developers handle this type of situation when they hide the
menubar on the first card? Or what do you suggest?
I handle it by not doing that. :) If you're trying to simulate a splash
screen, you're better off using a substack approach. Make
I am also having trouble with export snapshot as well... since the
revBrowserSnapshot does not work, I decided to give old export snapshot
command a try:
thats the error I am receiving:
Error description: export: no image selected, or image not open
export snapshot from rect
HTML5 + JS + CSS3 is the future... it will superseed Flash, eventually.
I find it interesting that many folks here decry the use of Flash, but would
be quite happy to have the rev plugin gain more widespread use.
I would hazard a guess that if Adobe was a small company just starting out
and
Andre Garzia wrote:
I am also having trouble with export snapshot as well... since the
revBrowserSnapshot does not work, I decided to give old export snapshot
command a try:
thats the error I am receiving:
Error description: export: no image selected, or image not open
export snapshot
Scott,
You raise really valid points!
The thing about HTML5 + JS + CSS3 is that in some ways it is more advanced
than flash, they are usually handled using really fast js engines and they
are more integrated with the host web page, instead of being a binary
blob/rect on a page, it can be very
Thanks for the efforts Jacque, still having trouble though.
That's as far as I got. Where's Scott Rossi when you need him?
He's on a different thread right now... just above this message! :-D
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[runs into nearest phone booth and puts on imageData suit]
One thing I noticed with revBrowser is it doesn't seem capturable (is that a
word?) using coords from the window in which it is displayed, but using
global coords works:
import snapshot from rect 200,200,400,400
So exporting to a
Amen, Scott.
There are plenty of awful uses of Flash, but the general wave of outrage (and
associated love for HTML5) has reached levels of ridiculousness.
We'll be lucky if HTML5 reaches Flash-level performance and portability any
time soon. And I'm sure advertisers will be more than happy to
Hi everyone,
I suspect this has come up before. I just built a standalone version of a
stack that allows users to import data into fields. Custom props are set
during a user's session and various other changes occur. I have the following
save handler in the stack script, but when I quit the
Recently, Andre Garzia wrote:
Just tried this exact piece:
set the width of me to presentationWidth()
set the height of me to presentationHeight()
set the imageData of me to tSnapshot
put the rect of stack presentation into tRect
export snapshot from rect tRect
From an IT perspective, having to supply ridiculous bandwidth to all my users
who somehow have found a way to justify access to youtube, I would be happy if
we went back to straight up HTML gifs and text! But someone somewhere back in
time said, Hey wouldn't it be great if we had richer content
Hello Alejandro.
Here is it :
MD5 (/Users/mbdc/Desktop/GTB/Windows/Externals/revbrowser.dll) =
3f2cecf354ccdde558f261a0540826ff
This version of the embeded IE stuff don't seems to support some CSS and JS key
features where the Safari one (revbrowser.bundle) does ...
Thanks !
Pierre
Le 1
Scott,
do I need something more than a:
local tSnapshot
to define it? I will try putting empty in there first...
On Thu, Jul 1, 2010 at 6:45 PM, Scott Rossi sc...@tactilemedia.com wrote:
Recently, Andre Garzia wrote:
Just tried this exact piece:
set the width of me to
tried, not good... damn...
On Thu, Jul 1, 2010 at 6:50 PM, Andre Garzia an...@andregarzia.com wrote:
Scott,
do I need something more than a:
local tSnapshot
to define it? I will try putting empty in there first...
On Thu, Jul 1, 2010 at 6:45 PM, Scott Rossi sc...@tactilemedia.comwrote:
Hi Jacqueline,
I looked in the Application Browser. Help appears as layer 57 and my new View
menu appears as 56.
Gregory
On Thu, Jul 1, 2010, at 5:46 PM, use-revolution-requ...@lists.runrev.com wrote:
The Help menu must be the last button in the layering order. Make sure
that's the case.
Nope. Nothing can modify a compiled app, and you main app becomes part of the
application. Nothing gets saved.
There are a couple approaches to this:
1. Have you main stack be an application loading splash stack of some kind,
then hide it and load an included stack that is your REAL
You're not doing anything wrong - Revolution does not allow data,
custom props, etc to be saved in a standalone application. I was just
bitten by this a couple of weeks ago. I'm using a database to store
all my data so that wasn't an issue, but I also use custom props whose
settings have
Just to confirm, nothing does. It's not a Revolution issue, it's an executable
issue.
Bob
On Jul 1, 2010, at 2:59 PM, Peter Haworth wrote:
You're not doing anything wrong - Revolution does not allow data, custom
props, etc to be saved in a standalone application.
Folks,
Just tested here, capturing a screen shot from first monitor works fine,
capturing an screen shot from the second monitor fails.
Can someone try this before I bugzilla it?
Cheers
andre
On Thu, Jul 1, 2010 at 6:51 PM, Andre Garzia an...@andregarzia.com wrote:
tried, not good... damn...
Recently, Andre Garzia wrote:
Just tested here, capturing a screen shot from first monitor works fine,
capturing an screen shot from the second monitor fails.
Can someone try this before I bugzilla it?
If you move the stack to your main monitor, does the snapshot code work?
Regards,
Scott
Pierre-
Thursday, July 1, 2010, 2:46:43 PM, you wrote:
Hello Alejandro.
Here is it :
MD5 (/Users/mbdc/Desktop/GTB/Windows/Externals/revbrowser.dll)
= 3f2cecf354ccdde558f261a0540826ff
That's interesting...
I get
4.0: 8f67b74e200da56d71cfd8754e7452f3
4.5-dp2:
The main-monior-only feature has been true for years. [ 2.0,I
think ]
My solution for a dual screen capture is to move the stack to the main
monitor, snap, then move back.
There were a few other tricks I used wy back then, as I was using
3 monitors on my Mac G5 Dual tower.
Browser
Jacqueline,
I managed to fix my problem by removing the script to hide the menu bar. This
along with the Set as stack Menu bar for the Mac resolved my problem.
Charles Szasz
csz...@mac.com
On Jul 1, 2010, at 12:23 PM, J. Landman Gay [via Runtime Revolution] wrote:
charles61 wrote:
I
Remember a stack can both be a visible window with objects and a holder for
scripts, it can also be a very efficient and addressable data container.
The stack one compiles as an app can call other stacks that are not
compiled. The best of both worlds.
On 1 July 2010 15:01, Bob Sneidar
Recently, Andre Garzia wrote:
Just tested here, capturing a screen shot from first monitor works fine,
capturing an screen shot from the second monitor fails.
Can someone try this before I bugzilla it?
It does seem that a standard snapshot won't capture beyond the rect of the
main display.
I consider that a bug and you?
will fill a bugzilla report after dinner...
On Thu, Jul 1, 2010 at 7:33 PM, Scott Rossi sc...@tactilemedia.com wrote:
Recently, Andre Garzia wrote:
Just tested here, capturing a screen shot from first monitor works fine,
capturing an screen shot from the
Recently, Andre Garzia wrote:
I consider that a bug and you?
Me tu, Brute.
I think Jim Alt provided a workable workaround.
Regards,
Scott Rossi
Creative Director
Tactile Media, UX Design
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Gregory Lypny wrote:
Hi Jacqueline,
I looked in the Application Browser. Help appears as layer 57 and my
new View menu appears as 56.
If it's in the menu group, and it probably is if you made it with the
Menu Builder, then I'm not sure what could be wrong. What doesn't work
exactly? Does
Looks interesting, but how do you get it set up? (I DL'ed It and everything
looks blank ATM.
Ken Ray
Sons of Thunder Software, Inc.
Email: k...@sonsothunder.com
Web Site: http://www.sonsothunder.com/
On 6/30/10 1:32 AM, Shao Sean shaos...@wehostmacs.com wrote:
Give your Rev-based
yes odd things in the script of the button that seem not to relate. Doesn't
work for me either (Mac OS)
This is not up to your standards of quality Shao - please check the stack.
On 1 July 2010 19:08, Ken Ray k...@sonsothunder.com wrote:
Looks interesting, but how do you get it set up? (I
Gregory Lypny wrote:
I suspect this has come up before. I just built a standalone
version of a stack that allows users to import data into fields.
Custom props are set during a user's session and various other
changes occur. I have the following save handler in the stack
script, but when
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