Robert, though this has nothing to do with type-checking, you can
initialise variables to whatever you like when you declare them, so
global gAGlobal = empty
local aLocal = null
Best,
Mark
On 5 Oct 2006, at 08:47, Robert Sneidar wrote:
I think this underscores the need for REAL type
I think this can be simpler:
return (pValue is an integer) AND (pValue = 0)
Obviously, if it's an integer, it's also a number, and in this
context it might be better to avoid 'trunc' since in some
circumstances, (there is a thread from a while back about this) trunc
returns a non-integer
James, are you sure you didn't accidentally toggle 'select grouped'
in the Rev toolbar?
Best,
Mark
On 2 Oct 2006, at 06:57, James Hale wrote:
Hi,
Recently I needed to group some objects on a card.
I selected the objects and then selected the Group command from
the menu.
Great,
True. So we have if fld someTextField is an integer, and we can
always test for 0, =0, etc. as required.
Best,
Mark
On 2 Oct 2006, at 16:08, Rob Cozens wrote:
Francis, Mark, et al:
Is this the right way to check for numerics, and if
so, what have I done wrong ?
Try
if field
Would making something else happen in the loop force the screen to
refresh? Perhaps setting and un-setting the hilite of a button or
something.
Best,
Mark
On 1 Oct 2006, at 06:42, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Dar Scott wrote:
On Sep 30, 2006, at 8:05 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
However, if I
Dave, you might do better setting and un-setting the 'visible'
property of your 'splash' stack, keeping it open but invisible most
of the time.
Best,
Mark
On 1 Oct 2006, at 17:10, Dave Herndon wrote:
What is the best way to open a splash style stack from a
standalone to load some
Henk, at
http://support.adobe.com/devsup/devsup.nsf/docs/51844.htm
it describes a typical xmp packet as:
?xpacket begin='x' id='W5M0MpCehiHzreSzNTczkc9d'?
... 700 bytes of XML data text ...
... 500 bytes of XML whitespace as padding ...
?xpacket end='w'?
so if I understand this right,
Robert, not that this should make a difference, but have you tried
'open file mfile for read'? Maybe it's a bit pickier on Intel...
best,
Mark
On 27 Sep 2006, at 23:47, Robert Sneidar wrote:
Hi Chipp. For this example put URL works fine. (I have both methods
in the script now to test each
You might consider using a stack file. By the inherent nature of a
stack, you can save your data in a structured way that is very easy
for your app to read back in. To make it secure, you can encrypt,
compress or even password protect depending on how far you want to go.
An empty, newly
You might try making a group that is big enough to contain all the
buttons, setting it's lock location to true and turning it's scroll
bars on - this way, the user can scroll to whatever part of the
network he/she needs to see.
Best,
Mark
On 26 Sep 2006, at 13:55, KALANGI Vijay BABU
I don't think I've seen this outside of the Rev IDE, but there, the
one that breaks for me is cmd-S - until I choose the save option from
the menu, and then cmd-S starts working again. I haven't bugzilla'd
it, as I really can't recreate it at will, but it happens in most
sessions. :(
Assuming that I've understood the problem, putting this into the
script of the field concerned might work:
on setMaxTab
lock screen
put the text of me into savedText
repeat for each line L in savedText
if L contains tab then put L tab after tabData
end repeat
put tabData into me
Luis, I think Jaque meant the standard midi file format, which
Quicktime, and therefore the Rev Player Object can read.
If what you want to do is to create midi data on the fly and send it
to midi devices (rev player, soft-synth, hardware, whatever), I don't
think we can currently do that
Mark, looking at the raw source of the last digest I have, there
really is none of what you describe. I wonder if Mac Mail is actually
changing things, though you'd then have to wonder about the point of
even having the option to view the raw source
I'll happily send you a sample of
I suppose the get out is MIDI music file creation and playing.
Best,
Mark
On 19 Sep 2006, at 20:17, Stephen Barncard wrote:
Actually, I'd expect 'MIDI music file creation and playing' to mean
able to PLAY midi signals through midi ports connected to a machine
as well
sqb
Luis
:
On Sep 19, 2006, at 11:38 AM, Mark Smith wrote:
Mark, looking at the raw source of the last digest I have, there
really is none of what you describe. I wonder if Mac Mail is
actually changing things, though you'd then have to wonder about
the point of even having the option to view the raw
Mark, in the digests I have, this does not seem to be the case.
Both the whole digest and each individual message have
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII
in their respective headers, with no mention of rfc822 anywhere to be
found...
best,
Mark
On 18 Sep 2006, at 17:35, Mark Wieder
Well, the last digest I have is July 28th 2005 - maybe it's changed
since then.
On 19 Sep 2006, at 01:30, Mark Wieder wrote:
Mark-
Monday, September 18, 2006, 10:06:08 AM, you wrote:
Mark, in the digests I have, this does not seem to be the case.
Both the whole digest and each individual
Assuming you have your three binary bytes in a variable binBytes :
put binBytes after char 456 of myVar
Best,
Mark
On 15 Sep 2006, at 19:09, Viktoras Didziulis wrote:
What is the fastest way (in Rev), for instance, to insert 3 bytes
of binary
data after the 465th byte of data stored in
Willam, try this:
put the HtmlText of fld pva cr before tData
set the htmlText of fld pva to tData
Best,
Mark
On 12 Sep 2006, at 17:32, William de Smet wrote:
put tData after the last line of fld pva of card Plan van aanpak
set the htmlText of fld pva of card Plan van aanpak to tData
On 10 Sep 2006, at 16:26, Richard Gaskin wrote:
So until someone can demonstrate otherwise, I'm sticking with using
fields to strip tags from text.
Though doesn't this approach fail with legitimate characters in
code (or other) tags?
Of course, that may not be important in your
On 9 Sep 2006, at 03:57, Richard Gaskin wrote:
So I have two questions about the sort of variable-based methods
for filtering SGML-style tags and using a field object to so the same:
1. Which is more forgiving of html which may not be well-formed?
2. Which is faster?
A quick initial
I think the main thing is that the keys of an array in Revolution are
not in any particular order, so when you combine TheDOB with /,
you proabaly don't have the elements in the right order (see the
recent the keys of my array thread).
Best,
Mark
On 9 Sep 2006, at 22:50, Ian McKnight
function getAge bDay
put 60 * 60 * 24 * 365 into secsPerYear
put secsPerYear / 12 into secsPerMonth
put the seconds into tDay
-- assuming date of birth is given in short system date format
convert bDay from short system date to seconds
put tDay - bDay into tAgeInSecs
put
barely tested, but maybe a starting point:
function striptags tHtml
replace cr with empty in tHtml -- in case of multi-line tags
replace with cr in tHtml
replace with cr in tHtml
filter tHtml without **
filter tHtml without **
return tHtml
end striptags
best,
Mark
On 8
.
greetings,
William de Smet
2006/9/8, Mark Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
function getAge bDay
put 60 * 60 * 24 * 365 into secsPerYear
put secsPerYear / 12 into secsPerMonth
put the seconds into tDay
-- assuming date of birth is given in short system date format
convert bDay from short
replacing
put 60 * 60 * 24 * 365 into secsPerYear
with
put (60 * 60 * 24 * 365) + (60 * 60 * 6) into secsPerYear
ie. adding a quarter of a days seconds to sescPerYear
seems to fix it, at least for age 30ish.
Best,
Mark
On 8 Sep 2006, at 14:36, Mark Smith wrote:
Actually, the other way
This is to do with where the centuryCutoff is - if you set it to 5,
you should get the expected answer (100 yrs, 0 months), I think.
best
Mark
On 8 Sep 2006, at 14:55, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
2006/9/8, Mark Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
function getAge bDay
put 60 * 60 * 24 * 365
On 8 Sep 2006, at 15:07, Mark Smith wrote:
This is to do with where the centuryCutoff is - if you set it to 5,
you should get the expected answer (100 yrs, 0 months), I think.
I should have added that 9/1/1906 is not really a valid short date, I
don't think - I think the engine simply
Alvaro - you may need to use 'the short system date', rather than
just 'the short date' - depending on what your system is. Here in the
UK, using a UK-localised mac OS X, the short system date gives dd/mm/yy.
As far as I know, 'the short date' or 'the date' will always use the
US
To reveal yet more of my ignorance, is it likely (certain?) that
and that are not tag-ends will be urlEncoded (%3C and %3E, I think)?
Best,
Mark
On 8 Sep 2006, at 18:18, Richard Gaskin wrote:
For example, how does it account for and which may appear
in quoted strings or comments?
2006, at 20:07, Mark Smith wrote:
To reveal yet more of my ignorance, is it likely (certain?) that
and that are not tag-ends will be urlEncoded (%3C and %3E,
I think)?
Best,
Mark
On 8 Sep 2006, at 18:18, Richard Gaskin wrote:
For example, how does it account for and which may appear
Not that it's likely to be much help, but I've not had this problem
using VNC
Best,
Mark
On 5 Sep 2006, at 23:05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have confirmed that standalone apps created with Revolution (all
versions including 2.7.3) do not render the display correctly when
using
I've updated my AudioWaveform control. The new version is
MinAudioWaveform 1.0, and I've taken out the player, zoom and
scroll functions, so it's a bit smaller and simpler. I've also (I
hope) finally dealt with the peculiarities of AIF files and squashed
some big/little-endian bugs which
Are you sure they don't glue it down, just in case? :)
Mark
On 3 Sep 2006, at 11:17, Mark Schonewille wrote:
At the Dutch National Bank they challenge visitors to pick up a bar
of gold with one hand. If you manage, you can take it home.
Mark
--
Engineering
http://economy-x-talk.com
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software. Download at http://www.salery.biz
Op 3-sep-2006, om 12:26 heeft Mark Smith het volgende geschreven:
Are you sure they don't glue it down, just in case? :)
Mark
Shari, you are in the right place. It's just unusually quiet at the
moment - maybe the holiday weekend?
Best,
Mark
On 2 Sep 2006, at 15:02, Shari wrote:
Something must be amiss... I did not get my own post sent back to
me. So I've added this list to my buddy list and am trying again.
If
Alvaro, you can include the username and password as part of the URL:
ftp://username:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/directory/file
Best,
Mark
On 30 Aug 2006, at 22:41, Alvaro Abril - Tecnologia wrote:
Thank you Klauss ... Good instructions, but where we can I to place
the
username and password of the
Here's my version:
function getRepeatingPatterns tString,minLength,maxLength
set the caseSensitive to true
repeat with n = minLength to maxLength
put empty into testString
put 0 into charCount
repeat for each char c in tString
put c after testString
get
Jim, from the curl manual:
--connect-timeout seconds
Maximum time in seconds that you allow the
connection to the
server to take. This only limits the connection
phase, once
curl has connected this option is of no more use. See
also the
second timeout
Jim Ault
Las Vegs
On 8/24/06 11:57 AM, Jim Ault [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks, I did not see that in the docs.. must have been late and
my eyes...
oh well.
Jim Ault
Las Vegas
On 8/24/06 2:42 AM, Mark Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jim, from the curl manual:
--connect
Do you really mean to say that since Rev apparently doesn't provide
the cost/benefit that you want, any and all of 'us' are wearing
'blinders' if we have had a different experience? That is fairly
insulting.
Still, best of luck,
Mark
On 22 Aug 2006, at 20:44, Garrett Hylltun wrote:
The
On 22 Aug 2006, at 21:41, Dave Cragg wrote:
FTP over SSL/TLS is different from SFTP (FTP over SSH), I believe.
It's a while since I looked at this, but I think FTP over SSL/TLS
would probably be easier to implement. However, I think the engine
still needs a way to negotiate a secure
On 20 Aug 2006, at 09:19, Jim Ault wrote:
Major Caveat!
the item in Rev does not always mean what you may think it should.
The number of items in a,b,c,d,e,f,g is 7
The number of items in a,b,c,d,e,f, is 6
The number of items in a,b,c,d,e,, is 6
The number of items in a,, is 6
It is the
Andre, just out of interest, is there an advantage in using curl
rather than libURL?
Best,
Mark
On 16 Aug 2006, at 19:36, Andre Garzia wrote:
it's -s just tried it out... it works like a charm, no need for
libURL.
___
use-revolution mailing
set the itemDelimiter to tab
put someInfo into item 2 of line n of fld someField
On the other hand, if you're making many updates at once and the
field contains a lot of data, it might be more efficient to put the
field into a variable, update the variable and then put the variable
back
John, I may have this wrong, but don't you need to map the Am (two
chars) to the appropriate (single) character of the tab font, like
you do when setting the chordField field?
Mark
On 17 Aug 2006, at 06:14, John Baxter wrote:
Mark,
Thanks for your help. I'm getting there, but there are
And in any case, you can already set and get the rtfText of a field -
I think that this is, again, a subset of the rtf 'standard'
Best,
Mark
On 16 Aug 2006, at 20:01, Ben Rubinstein wrote:
The richText might make
people think it was going to be RTF; how about the styledtext?
helpful and patient.
John
On 8/17/06, Mark Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
John, I may have this wrong, but don't you need to map the Am (two
chars) to the appropriate (single) character of the tab font, like
you do when setting the chordField field?
Mark
On 17 Aug 2006, at 06:14, John Baxter
John, I'm just carrying on the fine tradition of this list, from
which I have benefited many times...so you're most welcome.
On 17 Aug 2006, at 20:02, John Baxter wrote:
You have been extremely helpful and generous with your time. Maybe
I can pay
you something for your help?
As to
I can't remember what it is, but there's a -v or -s or something you
can put in curl string to stop it doing that...
Mark
On 16 Aug 2006, at 19:17, Andre Garzia wrote:
Rob,
try:
pput $QUERY_STRING into searchstring
put http://www.imdb.com/find?s=ttq=; searchstring into
searchURL
To do this, I think you'll have to explicitly set the textFont of the
text you have just placed in fld TabField. The text you have placed
in the global variable chord has no font property - it is simply text.
So you might put something like this at the end of the placeChord
handler:
put
with multiple buttons (all using the same font). When I click a
button, it
changes all the text back to the ukefont.
John
On 8/15/06, Mark Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
To do this, I think you'll have to explicitly set the textFont of the
text you have just placed in fld TabField. The text you
Something like this in the button script:
on insertNewItem
put value(the selectedLine of fld fieldName) into tLine
put tLine after fld targetField of stack mainStack
end insertNewItem
You can set the textFont property of a line in a field:
set the textFont of line 12 of fld someField to
Not a regEx but works:
function killDuplicateLines tList
put empty into prevL
repeat for each line L in tList
if prevL is not L then put L cr after newList
put L into prevL
end repeat
return newList
end killDuplicateLines
Best,
Mark
On 9 Aug 2006, at 14:36, Ton Kuypers
This method is faster - but it doesn't do exactly the same thing. If
the idea is simply to have unique values in each line, then this is
the way to go. The method I suggested simply removes repeating lines,
and would be more suitable if one were trying to record changes in a
stream of
I've been using https from Rev with a SOAP based service, and it
works, but timeouts are frequent. At the beginning, I was getting
about 50% of requests timing out, but over the three months or so
I've been running the app (logging results), on average I've been
getting about 12% of
Can you not do this from the 'Development' menu in the IDE? I have a
menuItem at the bottom of the 'Development' menu called 'plugin
settings', where you can define this behaviour for each plugin.
Studio 2.7.2, but I'm pretty sure it's been there in prvious versions.
Best,
Mark
On 6 Aug
Right, I'm going to start a petition to get RunRev to increase the
purchase price. :)
Best,
Mark
On 5 Aug 2006, at 07:21, dreamscapesoftware.com - List wrote:
REALbasic Standard is $99, and the Upgrade is $50.
REALbasic Professional is $500, and the Upgrade is $250.
- In both cases, the
Dave, thanks. I just curious, really, and now I know!
Best,
Mark
On 4 Aug 2006, at 06:40, Dave Cragg wrote:
On 3 Aug 2006, at 18:22, Mark Smith wrote:
Dave, (or anyone else who knows),
what is the ulTickleMe message that I see in the pending messages?
I'm assuming that the 'ul
What were your results? On this machine (Mac PB 1.5mhz) I got:
1 lines in a field with approx. 1000 randomly placed empty lines
put fld text into variable, repeat for each, place new list into fld
-- 78 millisecs
put fld text into variable, filter variable, put back into field --
72
Dave, (or anyone else who knows),
what is the ulTickleMe message that I see in the pending messages?
I'm assuming that the 'ul' connects it with libURL.
I have an app that uploads a small amount of data to a remote ftp
site every twenty minutes or so, using libUrlFTPUpload.
on
Can anyone confirm that when you set the angle of an image to any
angle other than a multiple of 90, you get a jagged black border
around it?
I couldn't find a currently open bug in bugzilla, though bug 44
(resolved, apparently) seems related.
Is there a work-around?
If anyone can
ErrorLib at http://economy-x-talk.com/developers.html and
get full control of error handling in Revolution.
Op 31-jul-2006, om 11:50 heeft Mark Smith het volgende geschreven:
Can anyone confirm that when you set the angle of an image to any
angle other than a multiple of 90, you get a jagged
I sent a little stack that demonstrates the problem to support
(Jacque), and I'll probably get a bug number from RunRev which I'll
post here for our voting pleasure...
Mark
On 31 Jul 2006, at 16:41, Scott Rossi wrote:
Recently, Mark Smith wrote:
Can anyone confirm that when you set
Richard, are you using the latest version (2.5.3) of libSmtp?
best,
Mark
On 25 Jul 2006, at 21:24, Alex Tweedly wrote:
Richard Miller wrote:
I am testing Shao Shen's libsmtp function and having difficulty
getting a test message to go through.
The smtpOpen command seems to work fine.
on mouseUp
put empty into cd fld 2
wait 5 ticks
put 0 into XX
put cd fld 1 into listXX
put the ticks into timer
repeat for each line L in listXX
put L into tLine
put item 1 of tLine into item 2 of tLine
put tLine cr after tList
end repeat
delete char -1 of tList
on openCard
select empty
pass openCard
end openCard
Should work.
Best,
Mark
On 20 Jul 2006, at 15:37, Bill wrote:
I've noticed that since I installed 2.7.2 on mac OS that any card
that you
open or go to a field will be selected. It doesn't seem to matter
what layer
or position the field
versions did not select fields when you open a card and I was
hoping
there was some preference I could change.
On 7/20/06 11:38 AM, Mark Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
on openCard
select empty
pass openCard
end openCard
Should work.
Best,
Mark
On 20 Jul 2006, at 15:37, Bill wrote:
I've
I think I'd do something like:
button script:
on mouseDown
send startProgressing to sb theProgressBar
end mouseDown
on mouseUp
send reset to sb theProgressBar
end mouseUp
and in the sb script:
on startProgressing
set the thumbPos of me to the thumbPos of me + 1
send startProgressing
work, but I' seem to remember doing it
at sometime in the past - I can't remember what it was for, but I'll
have a look to see if iI can find the images I used.
Best,
Mark
On 21 Jul 2006, at 01:34, Nicolas Cueto wrote:
Hello again,
Thank you to Mark Smith
for the solution (in record
time
Nicolas, I found it. I've put it on Rev Online,
name: Vertical Progress Bar
user: Mark Smith
Category: General
Best,
Mark
On 21 Jul 2006, at 01:34, Nicolas Cueto wrote:
Hello again,
Thank you to Mark Smith
for the solution (in record
time, too!).
My next question is how to
make
Does the handler that calls checkSize put something into fld
Display when checkSize returns? If so, despite the 'exit to top',
the calling handler maybe putting the value returned from checkSize
(ie. empty) into the field. You could put a wait 1 second before
the exit to top, and see if
Andre, this sounds like the reappearance of a bug I thought had been
squashed. If it's the same issue I had a while back, this was the
solution:
In the standalone package, if you look in:
Contents/Plugins/ there should be files Jaguar_Theme_Support,
Panther_Theme_Support and
Bob, I think you can send an email to [EMAIL PROTECTED], and get
some help, it's only if you ant a 'silver support incident' that you
have to stump up.
Mind you, I've usually been replied to by Jaque Gay, who is just as
knowledgable and helpful on the list as she is in when doing RunRev
Fair enough. I guess I'd say if they can do it, and it doesn't break
any existing code or anything, and if enough people want it, then why
not?
I suppose one lingering objection might be that too many syntaxes
might make it difficult for one person to read anothers code, but
then there
You don't actually have to do the first round, setting all the
elements of T to 0. Adding 1 to an empty value seems to work fine, in
my experience.
best,
Mark
On 12 Jul 2006, at 12:40, jbv wrote:
Hi again,
I have some data that I need to process repeatedly and as
fast as possible.
Bad luck! These things are embarassing - been there myself.
Best,
Mark
On 12 Jul 2006, at 13:32, Dave LeYanna wrote:
WOW! Thanks for telling me. I am using a new email client and there
is a default to reply to all incoming messages when you make a
filter. This has been fixed. What a
Alvaro, if customers.rev is a substack of machines.rev, or if they
are both substacks of another stack, then 'go stack whatever' should
work fine.
If customers.rev is a standalone, and machines.rev is another,
separate standalone, then 'go stack' won't work. There are a couple
of ways
Surely, in these mathematical cases, the '=' is not assigning
anything, it is rather signifying that (y) and (x*2) are equal. So IF
x=10 THEN y=20.
Best,
Mark
On 12 Jul 2006, at 22:38, Viktoras Didziulis wrote:
Solve: y=x*2
Given: x=10
---
Answer: y=20
Jim, I certainly am not deprecating the use of RegEx - it clearly is
just as powerful as you say. My point was the 'exponentially slower'
on long strings - if one is going to write a function to be called
many times, or applied to arbitrarily long strings, the more lines of
code approach
There has been discussion here of this in the past. Some for it, some
against. The fact is that xTalks (as far as I know) have never used
'=' as an assignment operator, except in the one case where
Revolution does so, when declaring a variable :
local x = 5
You could argue that since so
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:Re: determining a plain text file
Date: 10 July 2006 09:45:12 BDT
To: use-revolution@lists.runrev.com
Though be aware that if you're going to need to test a lot of files,
and particularly if you're going test big
Rob, I didn't mean that I was trying to guide you or anyone back to
the topic, it just seemed like an appropriate (if a bit hypothetical)
question given the title of the thread.
And look! We're now into a fourth discussion :)
Best,
Mark
On 10 Jul 2006, at 16:37, Rob Cozens wrote:
Hi
On 10 Jul 2006, at 17:35, Bill Marriott wrote:
Oh, that's *very* interesting, especially the hang/lockup part! I'm
going to
have to play with this a little bit.
Hard to beat 7 milliseconds vs. 6.5 seconds!
Not to disparage regexes, but everytime I see one of these neat one-
line regex
Rob, I think you'd have to admit that this is a fairly narrow, one-
issue view. Essentially, what you're saying is that Windows does
tablet, and Mac doesn't.
What's the market share for tablet PCs?
Not that I mean that we should all ignore tablet PCs, far from it, in
fact it illustrates
Rob, the reason I asked 'what's the market share for tablet PCs?' (I
don't know the answer, either) was simply the title of this thread. I
certainly wasn't trying to disparage TPCs.
I assume most modern OSes to be generally stable, though as a mac-
user of many years I'd have to say that
That may be the developers view - what about the users?
I am not a professional developer, and as a user (I have 10.4 on a PB
for personal stuff, 10.3 on a 7 year old 350Mhz G3 that runs as a
print server and other things, and 10.2 on a dual G4 that runs my
music stuff) I have not found
The 2nd won't work, I'm pretty sure. I've used the 1st (usually send
subCheck to me in n seconds) without problem.
best,
Mark
On 7 Jul 2006, at 09:37, Garrett Hylltun wrote
Rev 2.6.1 / OS X
Greetings,
Is it better to use send or just use the name of the handler?
on subCheckNow
-- do
On 7 Jul 2006, at 21:02, Garrett Hylltun wrote:
I think at the moment I'd better stick to using send until I can
find out whether the engine will get mucked up by using just the
handler name.
For doing what you're doing, I think 'send' is the way to go. Since
you're putting waits in
For some reason I'd imagined that functions could recurse, but not
handlers - I don't know why I thought this, and in fact it would be
strange if it were true.
Perhaps because I've only ever used recursion in functions.
So thanks for pointing it out!
Best,
Mark
On 7 Jul 2006, at 22:53,
On 6 Jul 2006, at 08:31, GregSmith wrote:
I'm not asking for a tool that does everything for me. I'm asking
for a
computer language that lets me translate my organized thoughts and
imagination into useful bits that, when assembled together, form
working
components of a total working
Chris, when I first came to Rev from HC, I also ignored the 'repeat
for' loop for quite a long time. Not anymore, though. It's so
much faster that it's usually worth whatever extra code (counters
etc.) that you need to put inside it. As you've found, it can make
the difference between
Have you played with the moveSpeed property? It's still limited by
the CPU power, but at least you can make things move more slowly!
Best,
Mark
On 3 Jul 2006, at 14:58, Richmond Mathewson wrote:
I have been having a lot of fun using MOVE to move (surely not?)
pictures of vegetables around
To get the result you want, it would be
set the itemDelimiter to /
get item 2 to 4 of ($HOME /Aplications)
Simply putting $HOME in brackets will get it evaluated.
OTOH, you could also use the specialFolderPath function:
get specialFolderPath(Applications)
Best,
Mark Smith
On 1 Jul 2006
OTOH, Chipp, wouldn't it make more sense for developers be more
interested in installed base, rather than the last years market
share? (Not that I have any idea what those figures might be). And
even then, if you're developing in a particular area, these installed
base/market share
Strange - I got it in about 30 minutes smug grin. Mind you, I'd
probably have given up if you hadn't forewarned us about the slightly
involved process of signing up etc., so thanks for that.
Best,
Mark
On 29 Jun 2006, at 03:00, Stephen Barncard wrote:
2.4 k a second - more than 1 day to
Couldn't you use copy and paste (both scriptable)?
Best,
Mark
On 27 Jun 2006, at 23:18, Stephen Barncard wrote:
It there any way to move sounds and movies from one stack to another?
Import is versatile and works with sounds and images. Export only
works with images.
sqb
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stephen
Have you tried: find char in fld tField of this card ?
Best,
Mark
On 26 Jun 2006, at 09:33, Felix Theissen wrote:
Hi,
I have a problem, I want to search a shared field for
all occurencies of TextToFind.
But what happens is:
if I search with find chars, after finding all
occurencies of
Sadly, cmd-period doesn't seem to do it. I'm on OS X.
I've adopted the habit of putting if the optionKey is dwon then exit
to top at the start of the loop until I've debugged it enough to be
sure it isn't going to be infinite...which is no help at all in your
current predicament. You could
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