At a guess, I'd think it's because when you click in fld 2, you close
fld1, selecting it's text (re-opening it), thereby preventing you
from selecting fld 2...ie. once fld 1 is selected, selecting anything
else will cause fld 1 to be re-selected...
Best,
Mark
On 30 Apr 2007, at 23:57,
David, you may well have been down this route, but the following
little experiment I found quite interesting:
on mouseUp
put the millisecs into t0
show img alex
unlock screen
put the millisecs into t1
repeat
if the millisecs = t1 + 30 then
hide img alex
unlock screen
Bernard, in Rev itself, numToChar(10) is used for line endings
(showing its Unix origins), but if written to a file on a Mac, using
URL file:, they're translated to numToChar(13). If using URL
binfile:, no translation happens, so numToChar(10) is preserved.
I think what you're seeing is a
Bernard, I do agree that it might be more fully documented, though
once you've figured it out it's not exactly a burden.
write to file does the same thing as URL file:, so you can do
open file somefile for binary write, just as you can do URL binfile:
Best,
Mark
On 24 Apr 2007, at 10:55,
I think UrlEncode is exactly what you're after, isn't it?
from the docs:
Returns a string that has been transformed so that it can be posted
to an HTTP server as a URL.
Best,
Mark
On 24 Apr 2007, at 19:18, Devin Asay wrote:
I'm working on a stack that launches stacks from the web with
repeat until the mouseClick
if the keysDown is not empty then exit repeat
end repeat
Best,
Mark
On 23 Apr 2007, at 00:12, Mike Hughes wrote:
I use the following 2 lines of code to pause a program until the
user clicks the mouse:
repeat until the mouseClick
end repeat
I would like
Well, I guess the detailed files actually is the native rev method,
but this works:
on mouseUp
put /Users/marksmith/Desktop/add.tiff into tUrl
put length (URL (binfile:/Users/marksmith/Desktop/add.tiff))
end mouseUp
Of course, it means reading the whole file into memory, which might
I'd guess that the engine thinks that plat is a function, and the
(1) is a parameter...so assuming that guess,plat(1) is a string you
want to format, simply enclosing it in quotes should cure the
problem, so:
put format(%11s %9s\n , guess, plat(1)) into fld myReport
if 'guess' is a
I wonder if this has anything to do with bug 3639 (frequent timeouts
on https connections). Dave Cragg found it was down to some failure
to write to a socket, I think.
Best,
Mark
On 18 Apr 2007, at 05:58, Sivakatirswami wrote:
Mark Smith wrote:
Just did it here, on Mac 10.4.9 (G4
You could also just initialize x to something greater than zero...
Best,
Mark
On 18 Apr 2007, at 11:02, Dave wrote:
Hi,
I've just finished coding one of the most complicated multiple
loops I've ever had to do! I must say that the amount of code that
I had to write could have been cut
Kee, I'm pretty sure that what happens is that each connection spawns
an instance not just of the initial text script, but of the rev CGI
engine, and therefore also whatever stacks (each instance of) it
loads into memory.
The propblem, as you have suggested, is what happens when 100
Just did it here, on Mac 10.4.9 (G4 Powerbook), WiFi.
1st time (player named Tutorial) I got spinning deathball and no
video. (forced quit to get out of it).
2nd time (didn't name player, referenced player 1), all was fine
3rd time (player named Tutorial) all was fine.
Best,
Mark
On 17
You could also use placeholders with the replace command.
So store this in a field or a custom prop.
tell application SMS Mac Scripting
set account to !ACCOUNT!
set pin to !PIN!
set m to make new outgoing sms with
Chipp, worked fine on the two archives I gave it, folder structures
intact. One small caveat (I don't know if this is addressable) is
that one of the archives contained some old PICT files, and in the
unzipped folder they had lost their file-type, and so would open in a
text editor rather
Wilhelm, I would think that it's not possible with JPEGs and PNGs ,
since they are compressed formats, and running filters on them would
be a bit like trying to run a spellcheck on a zipped text file. With
uncompressed formats like TIFFs, you would have to parse the file
headers to extract
And just for completeness, this also return false:
put 09114E715806 is 09114E715806 (I wondered if 'is' instead of
'=' might produce a different result).
Best,
Mark
On 9 Apr 2007, at 07:00, Ken Ray wrote:
On Sun, 8 Apr 2007 22:16:32 -0700, Mark Wieder wrote:
string that represented a
Can anyone tell me if it's possible to discover the language that a
users computer is using? Is there a $USER - type environment variable
which would give us English, French or whatever?
Thanks,
Mark
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use-revolution mailing list
Thanks, Eric (and Trevor, of course). Got it.
Best,
Mark
On 7 Apr 2007, at 12:58, Eric Chatonet wrote:
Hi Mark,
Your solution is in Trevor's GetUserLang stack on RevOnline.
Le 7 avr. 07 à 13:32, Mark Smith a écrit :
Can anyone tell me if it's possible to discover the language
to do this via a specific command?
Cheers
Si.
Simon Harper
2.44 Kilburn Building
University of Manchester (UK)
Pri: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Alt: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On 2 Apr 2007, at 23:20, Mark Smith wrote:
Well, I'm certainly not going to presume to criticise your method,
but in the spirit
JB, there are various requests in place at the qa center for
enhancements to both the implementation and documentation of arrays
in Rev (type 'array' into the search field, and you'll see them).
As it stands, Revs arrays are just different from normal variables,
and what you've found is
Exactly. I really can't think of a better behaviour, however strange
it is to have a large array appear empty when accessed directly.
However, it might be a good idea to have a small list of the more
'unintuitive' features of rev arrays in the user guide when they gvet
around to the
My installation of Rev Studio 2.8.0 has just dumped all my
preferences (I haven't installed or un-installed anything), and will
not reliably save any changes I make to them (sometimes it saves
some, sometimes others, sometimes none, but never all, so far). I
seem to remember having this
On 2 Apr 2007, at 04:31, Cal Horner wrote:
Mark,
I was trying to keep from starting another long discussion as to
the merits
of Rev.
Cal, I'm with you on that!
I was just intrigued by the word 'artistic' (particularly since
there's just been a discussion about the merits or otherwise of
Hi, is anyone else finding that the 'rotate' command is even more
broken than it used to be?
If I import snapshot from fld aField, and then rotate img tImg
by 45, not only does it now have jagged black lines all around it,
but the size of it's rect increases with each rotation. If I set
Well, I'm certainly not going to presume to criticise your method,
but in the spirit of you show me yours, I'll show you mine, what I
tend to do is to have a stack in my apps which is put 'in use' at
startup, and which has various getters and setters. The actual data
it returns could be in
On 1 Apr 2007, at 00:03, Cal Horner wrote:
It just seems funny that a simple control that has become such a
standard in
the building of interfaces, should be hidden within a complex
object.
In what sense are groups (as described by Ken) complex? Of course,
you can nest groups, which can
Charles, you might find it a bit more manageable to check the fields
in a repeat loop:
put false into resultsExist
repeat for each item i in
vmiFld,nvmiFld,cmiFld,vdriFld,aciFld,sriFld,friFld,ariFld,liFld
if fld i of card index is not empty then put true into resultsExist
end repeat
if
Sorry, that should have been:
put false into resultsExist
repeat for each item i in
vmiFld,nvmiFld,cmiFld,vdriFld,aciFld,sriFld,friFld,ariFld,liFld
if fld i of card index is not empty then put true into resultsExist
end repeat
if resultsExist AND the short name of this cd is index then
I think InnoSetup et al. is for more complex apps that need to place
various files in different places (these exist on Macs, too). For a
simple app without that requirement, just dragging and clicking as
you describe should work fine.
Best,
Mark
On 26 Mar 2007, at 20:45, Joe Lewis
Joe, you can also enable btn Edit. and disable btn Edit...
Best,
Mark
On 25 Mar 2007, at 08:17, Joe Lewis Wilkins wrote:
Well, I figured it out. You don't set enable to true. You set
disabled to false.
Thanks, anyway,
Joe Wilkins
On Mar 24, 2007, at 11:11 PM, Joe Lewis Wilkins
Charles, if you use 'binfile' to read and write the file, it should
remain a .rtf.
So
put URL (binfile: tFileName) into tRtfData
modify the data...
put tRtfData into URL (binfile: tFileName)
Best,
Mark
On 26 Mar 2007, at 00:46, Charles Szasz wrote:
Thanks to Eric and everybody else,
repeat forever
if the mouse is down then exit repeat
do stuff
end repeat
best,
Mark
On 24 Mar 2007, at 21:42, Viktoras Didziulis wrote:
And a practical question - how to stop a long loop with a single
click of a
button ? I tried
on mouseclick
exit to top
end mouseclick
without any
Shouldn't you be using relative points for the rect?
From the docs (2.8) :If a window, stack or object is specified, the
rectangle is given in relative (window) coordinates; otherwise, it is
given in absolute coordinates.
So:
put the windowID of this stack into tWindowID
put the rect of
on mouseUp
set the directory to /Users/marksmith/Desktop/xpics/
repeat with x = 1 to 1000
if the mouse is down then
exit to top
end if
put x .png into tDest
set the backgroundColor of grp counter to any item of red,blue
set the backgroundColor of fld counter to any
Dave, as I said, it's now working as you would hope, and I can't
reproduce the problem.
Just out of interest, in view of what was happening here before, have
you tried putting x= x into fld counter, rather than just x?
Best,
Mark
On 20 Mar 2007, at 16:05, Dave wrote:
This is the kind
Images
At this point the system becomes unusable and RunRev will either
quit itself or you will have to quit or force quit.
Thanks a lot
All the Best
Dave
On 20 Mar 2007, at 16:20, Mark Smith wrote:
Dave, as I said, it's now working as you would hope, and I can't
reproduce the problem.
Just
Charles, the label of a button is a property of that button and does
not have properties of it's own. I think what you need to test for is
the showName property of the button itself.
if the showName of button check3 is not true and the showName of
button check6 is true
then
set the
And put token 1 of s800s returns s800s
The docs say: 'Use the token keyword to parse a Revolution
statement.' (I assume that means a transcript statement, in the old
parlance).
So maybe these strings don't count as Revolution statements?
Best,
Mark
On 20 Mar 2007, at 01:33,
Does
get URL http://;
put uniencode(it,UTF8) into fld blah
not work?
Best,
Mark
On 18 Mar 2007, at 04:19, kee nethery wrote:
If this is hopeless using
get URL http:// ...
to grab utf8 and convert it to unicode it would be great to know
that now.
Thanks in advance,
Kee Nethery
I meant to write
set the unicodeText of fld blah to uniencode(it,UTF8)
although I wonder if the page content also needs to be urlDecoded?
Best,
Mark
On 18 Mar 2007, at 13:53, kee nethery wrote:
On Mar 18, 2007, at 5:09 AM, Mark Smith wrote:
Does
get URL http://;
put uniencode
Matthias, if you haven't named the label fields, then this should work:
repeat with n = 1 to the number of fields in this card
if label is not in the name of fld n of this card then put empty
into fld n of this card
end repeat
best,
Mark
On 18 Mar 2007, at 16:51, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Just FYI, PPM is a very simple non-compressed format which can be
binary ( filesize about that of TIFF) or ASCII text (file size
several times bigger).
http://netpbm.sourceforge.net/doc/ppm.html
Best,
Mark
On 16 Mar 2007, at 17:43, Dave wrote:
Thanks Scott, this for TV broadcast
If the data is really big (which i guess is relative to how much RAM
you have), then you're duplicating it, which could be quite
inefficient ie. noticeably slow.
Unless there's some other reason not to, I might do
on processRecords
repeat for each line tLine in the uBigList of stack XYZ
On 11 Mar 2007, at 22:59, Stephen Barncard wrote:
I would use the term 'parentheses'get shmengie(200+56)
not 'brackets'.
Well, to be pedantic, parentheses refers to any kind of brackets,
while brackets usually means round brackets for Brits and square
brackets for North
I think I would have script locals to hold the names of source and
destination files, and then simply write to the destination file each
time new data is read, closing it only when finished:
local sSourceFile
local sDestFile
on run
open file sDestFile for update
nextUpdate
end run
on
Greg, you can certainly sort items, but what an item is depends on
what the global property the itemDelimiter is (it defaults to comma).
So if you want to sort the words in a container, you might try
set the itemDelimiter to space
sort items of tContainer
You can sort lines and items, but I
Well, not to belabour the point (much), but since it's quite clear
from the docs that the rename command can move a file to a new
location, it seems pretty reasonable to expect that a developer would
consider checking for the existence of a similarly named file in the
target location and
Brent, you need to use the base64Decode function:
put base64Decode(tData) into tBinaryData
then the binaryDecode functions should do what you need.
Best,
Mark
On 6 Mar 2007, at 01:35, Brent Anderson wrote:
Correction: The base 64 version of the data is this:
On 3 Mar 2007, at 00:09, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Here's the part I don't understand, though: Steve Jobs has
publicly said he would prefer to ditch the DRM, but that Apple does
it because the record companies insist on it. Why doesn't the EU
take the record labels to court?
Because the
Looking through the Character Palette on my Mac, I see a character
called Combining Diaresis which seems to be some kind of
'standalone' umlaut.
It has the Unicode value '0308' and the UTF8 value of 'CC88'.
According to Wikipedia In Unicode, diacritics are always added after
the main
Franz, I think the problem here is that the particular character/
diacritic that we want (n + trema) does not seem to occur as a
'precomposed' character (unlike n + tilde) - and although it can be
represented in unicode as a combination of the character followed by
the code for the trema,
I'm pretty sure that they'd only work under Mac OS 9.
Best,
Mark
On 27 Feb 2007, at 15:52, Joe Lewis Wilkins wrote:
Dave, while we're at it, and I know this has been asked and
answered a kajillion times: is there any chance that HC XCMDs and
XFCNs will work with Rev? They were created
I just ran a very simple benchmark test, which suggests that if/then
goes about 20% faster than switch/case.
Best,
Mark
On 26 Feb 2007, at 02:33, Hershel Fisch wrote:
On 2/25/07 9:21 PM, Jim Ault [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How about speed?
Hershel
On 2/25/07 6:16 PM, Hershel Fisch [EMAIL
Richard, I bow to your more extensive test. All I did was a simple
five-way switch/if (based on a random input) that actually did
nothing, so I think your test is probably more useful.
Best,
Mark
On 26 Feb 2007, at 17:35, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Mark Smith wrote:
I just ran a very simple
Stephen, in RGB, the values below are yellow and blue.
I have a distant memory that complementary colors are opposites on a
color wheel - for each primary color, a mixture of the other two, so
if primary color = blue then complementary color = red + green = yellow.
Do you get the effect you
Accessing fields is generally much slower than using variables, so
I'd do something like:
put fld txtInput into tInput
repeat for each line curLine in tInput
I'm assuming that the function xmlWriteNewInmateRecord() writes to
the hidden field xmlOutput.
Again, I'd write all the xml to a
Developers don't generally make computers, just as brake-pad
manufacturers don't generally build cars.
Best,
Mark
On 23 Feb 2007, at 06:12, Joe Lewis Wilkins wrote:
After all, Cadillac was profitable and viable for years and years
by just providing the best available car at a premium
I've encountered this one, and it seems like a bug to me, though
maybe there's an argument that it's correct behaviour.
My workaround is to always subtract the step value -1 from the limit:
repeat with itemIndex = 1 to the number of items in valueList - 3 step 4
Best,
Mark
On 22 Feb 2007,
Dear all, in a current project, I have to deal with many strings,
some of which are iso-8559-1, and some of which are various flavours
of unicode. I've taken the good advice of the list and I store all of
these strings as UTF8 for internal use, but now I have another problem.
The spec for
Bill, this seems to work:
on mouseUp
answer folder Select destination folder for backup:
if it is not Cancel then
revCopyFile the effective fileName of this stack, it
end if
end mouseUp
Best,
Mark
On 20 Feb 2007, at 06:49, Bill Vlahos wrote:
I want to be able to have the user
Good point. You could always put save this stack in the handler so
the file on disk is the same as the file in memory, but then you
wouldn't have the flexibility of your approach.
Best,
Mark
On 20 Feb 2007, at 10:36, Eric Chatonet wrote:
Hi Bill,
Actually, if you duplicate the file on
Joe, I believe the startup handler is only sent to a stack when it's
the mainstack in a standalone. I could be wrong about this, but it
seems to be borne out by my experience (and yours, from the sound of
it).
My solution is to have startup call an initApp handler that does
initialising
Ian, to store an array, you need to set a customPropertySet:
set the customProperties[uSolutionList] of this stack to tSolnA
then, to access it
put the uSolutionList[key] of this stack into tVar
set the uSolutionList[key] of this stack to tVar
Best,
Mark
On 18 Feb 2007, at 15:14, Ian
Ian, if you've managed to set the customPropertySet uSolutionList
to your array, then you don't need to make it the current set in
order to get at it.
so to create it:
set the customProperties[uSolutionList] of this stack to someArray
and to get and set the individual elements:
get the
I use it all the time...but then I stink :)
best,
Mark
On 19 Feb 2007, at 00:02, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Mark Smith wrote:
set the customProperties[uSolutionList] of this stack to someArray
Is it just me or is that the funkiest syntax in the language?
Don't get me wrong: it's certainly
You're right, of course, and iTunes is mainly what I use, it's just
that I've had QtAmateur fro a while and thought I had missed something.
Incidentally, I found this:
http://www.thalictrum.com/index.php?pageid=6artid=6
which installs the Lame mp3 encoder, pre-compiled and ready to go on
Oh, cool. I was wondering if I was missing something, even though
I've had qtAmateur for quite a while.
Best,
Mark
On 15 Feb 2007, at 23:45, Thomas McCarthy wrote:
Mark,
My mistake. I was converting from mp3 to wav in order to make sound
clips.
To go the other way, converting batch to
How do you get QTamateur to convert to mp3?
best,
Mark
On 14 Feb 2007, at 23:43, Thomas McCarthy wrote:
I'm not sure this will do flash, but it will do a lot. I've used it
for a while, mainly to convert various audio files to mp3. It has a
batch convert function that made it a breeze.
If it's a revolution number, you can use put baseConvert(myStatus,
10,16), if it's a 4 byte binary value, you can
put empty into tHexStatus
get binaryDecode(H*, myStatus, tHexStatus)
and tHexStatus should now contain the value as as hex chars.
Hope this helps,
Best,
Mark
On 13 Feb 2007, at
displayed as
0x0100. e.g. it's a Big/Little Endian issue. Is there a
standard way to handle this for both platforms???
Thanks a lot for your help.
All the Best
Dave
On 13 Feb 2007, at 11:23, Mark Smith wrote:
If it's a revolution number, you can use put baseConvert(myStatus,
10,16
Dave, could you explain in what you're doing - to my non-C eyes it
looks like your'e simply building a 512 * 512 list of bytes of
alternating value 0 and 128.
If it's any help, you can do this with put numToChar(0) numToChar
(128) after tBuffer the required number of times, but I'm
Jeff, try the format function
put format(%1.2f,NBalance) into NBalance
The numberFormat is a system property, and you can't set it for one
variable. It persists (I think) until the current handler finishes.
In any case, it simply limits the decimal places, and will not put
the trailing
Kresten, you put this in the card script:
local tSelText
on mouseEnter
if button is in the target then put theSelectedText into tSelText
end mouseEnter
function getSelText
return tSelText
end getSelText
and in the relevant button scripts:
on mouseUp
doSomethingWith getSelText()
end
And me a flat-earth believer! I've always thought of the messages
going away from me (the user). I guess I'm not alone in this, since
we have front and back scripts, but this would be hard to represent
in a diagram, except from a side view, perhaps.
Mark
On 9 Feb 2007, at 05:57, Mark
to disc,though, not partition to partition.
I'd imagine it also depends on the particular computer and discs.
best,
Mark Smith
On 7 Feb 2007, at 00:05, Peter Reid wrote:
Hello Mark,
Thanks for the rapid and detailed response. I'll have a play
around with the things you suggest. However, I
It accused me of the same crime - I, also, was innocent.
I fought the QA Center, and the QA Center won. :(
Mark
On 5 Feb 2007, at 17:34, Klaus Major wrote:
I was accused by the QualtityCenter to have tried to change the
Hardware component from Mac to all, which I did not, of course
Hi, all. I'm finally updating my id3 tag library (it will write as
well as read), and I want to handle unicode issues correctly.
My question is : when using any library that is going to give you
back some text as the result of a function, how is it best to
indicate whether it is unicode or
David, thanks for the reply - it's actually both questions.
I like the style of interface using set/getprops, and will probably
do exactly what you suggest.
However, the unicode problem is that in an ID3 tag, text information
(that the library will extract from the tag) may be encoded as
That's the point - I don't want the user to have to guess. The
library 'knows', because the encoding information is in the id3 tag
it's just read, what I'm wondering about is simplest wasy to let the
user of the library know.
So if the 'client' app asks the library for the title of a file,
at http://www.salery.biz
Op 4-feb-2007, om 18:22 heeft Mark Smith het volgende geschreven:
That's the point - I don't want the user to have to guess. The
library 'knows', because the encoding information is in the id3
tag it's just read, what I'm wondering about is simplest wasy to
let
You could try pulling the theme_support bundles out of the OS X
standalone bundle. The effect (when the standalone builder was
forgetting to include those files) was an OS 9 look and feel on OS X.
Best,
Mark
On 4 Feb 2007, at 22:01, Joe Lewis Wilkins wrote:
Hi Mark,
Thanks. I had
The first (wordOffset), by a factor of 100 or so, on my machine.
Best,
Mark
On 3 Feb 2007, at 13:24, David Bovill wrote:
Thanks guys!
Now I wonder which will be fastest:
get wordOffset(word1, tText)
if (it 0) AND (it = (wordOffset(word2, tText) - 1)) then
or
put space into P
put
Joe, allowInterrupts is a global (and persistent, I think) property
of the IDE (which defaults to true, in 2.7.4 at least).
As long is it is set to true you should be able to interrupt a
runaway loop by holding command - period (Mac) or control - period
(Windows).
There was a version
Mark, the closeStack message is sent by the engine when a stack is
closed (a sort of notification that the user has closed a stack), and
like other messages, will pass up the message path unless trapped.
so if you wanted to use it to make sure the standalone actually quits
when the
Just a quick note to everyone about Jan Schenkels PDF4Rev library
(currently in beta -- see http://www.quartam.com).
It's simply excellent. If you've been wondering about ways to
generate pdfs from Rev, this is the answer.
I've been playing around with it for a couple of days, now, and of
Try set the text of gFirstGuess to empty.
Best,
Mark
On 31 Jan 2007, at 20:54, Curt Ford wrote:
I've got a routine with a number of fields that the user can click
on. I keep track of which ones they've clicked on with a mouseUp
handler that includes
put the target into gFirstGuess
At
I don't think format will do this, but it shouldn't be too hard to
write a function to do it, if you're sure the numbers will be
consistently 10 digits.
function formatAsPhoneNumber pNumber
put ( char 1 to 3 of pNumber ) space into tFormattedNumber
put char 4 to 6 of pNumber - char
Andre, this is from a correspondence with Dave Cragg a while ago:
A quick answer. (I have to go out.) But, yes, liburl does handle
chunked transfer-encoding. It's commonly used, especially by CGI
and other non-static html responses.
Best,
Mark
On 28 Jan 2007, at 16:20, Andre Garzia
Not tested but should work:
get the name of control (the number of controls of this cd) of this cd
Best,
Mark
On 22 Jan 2007, at 17:11, Mark Powell wrote:
Can't find this anywhere in docs or archives. How can I determine
what
object is occupying the top layer of a card at a given moment?
Well, assuming that you want to display the text, if your HTML in a
variable someHtml then you can
set the htmlText of fld someField to someHtml.
Best,
Mark
On 21 Jan 2007, at 20:26, R. Hillen wrote:
Hello list,
I suspect, there is a very simple solution, which I dont´t find:
How to
Chipp, this seems to work for me:
answer value(foo( param1 comma param2 ),btn bar)
Though you seem to have answer in both button scripts...
Best,
Mark
On 19 Jan 2007, at 12:55, Chipp Walters wrote:
Trying to call function 'foo(param1,param2)' in button bar from
somewhere
outside the
2007, at 14:35, Chipp Walters wrote:
Mark,
That's close, but still no cigar. Because Param1 has a comma in it, it
thinks it's two params. IOW, the answer is 1 cr 000. The
soldiers
is left behind :-(
Any other ideas?
-Chipp
On 1/19/07, Mark Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Chipp
This is so simple and obvious that only a true genius would a have
thought of it! I don't even accept that it's a hack.
Thanks for this, Jacque, I honestly wonder how I get my head so far
up my , sometimes. :)
Best,
Mark
On 19 Jan 2007, at 17:58, J. Landman Gay wrote:
The cheap
Peter, in the specific case here, you could do this
find 4 tab
Best,
Mark
On 18 Jan 2007, at 09:32, Peter Alcibiades wrote:
Feels like a very silly question, but it is stumping me.
How do I use 'find' to find '4' when it occurs by itself but not 4
when it
occurs in '4.1', when searching
A workaround (assuming that the textfont is never actually going to
be mixed) might be to get the textFont of char 1 of the selectedText.
Best,
Mark
On 16 Jan 2007, at 14:34, Bob Warren wrote:
on mouseMove
if the selectedText is not empty then
put the textFont of the selectedText into
I believe these are currently in beta. 'Neoprene' is a property that
can be set in particularly loud stacks, and will help to insulate
adjacent stacks from interference.
'Structural Engineer' is a smart scripting agent (think Microsoft
Bob) that will help us to avoid programming errors
Viktoras, check out the 'import snapshot' command.
Best,
Mark
On 15 Jan 2007, at 11:58, Viktoras Didziulis wrote:
Is there a simple way to make an overlay of 2 or more different
sized images
into a single image ?
What I am seeking for is overlaying a small map image on a larger one,
Could it be that something is in front of the graphics (a background
graphic or field, maybe)? If so, setting the layer of the graphics to
top should do it.
One other thought is that in very dense line graphics, if the
antialiased of them is set to true, they can sometimes antialias
You could simply put a fixed wait in, say 10 or 20 millisecs (not
enough fro the user to notice, but enough for the player to sort
itself out, you'll have to experiment to see what works well), or do
a send in time that keeps going until the player is ready:
on checkPlayer
wait 10
Mr. Jobs explains this in his key-note by saying that since it takes
months to get all the necessary public licences (a fairly public
process), they decided to announce it themselves, rather than
effectively let the FCC (or whoever it is) do it for them. Or maybe
he just couldn't wait :)
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