AH, sure. Sorry for my response. I was having some Rev problems and
that always makes me cranky.
Dan
On Aug 18, 2005, at 9:42 PM, jbv wrote:
Dan,
So I'm not sure what you mean by thanks for answering anyway
implying that I'm wrong. Maybe you've uncovered contradictory
information?
Yep,
Yours won't copy the image to the clipboard for pasting into another
(different) program.
best,
Chipp
Brian Yennie wrote:
Chipp,
Any reason why this:
on copyToClip pImage
choose select tool
drag from topleft of image pImage to botright of image pImage
copy
choose browse tool
Good reason =P!
Is there a good reason why using the select command has to be
simulated by dragging the select tool in order to make a copy? Wouldn't
this fail for anything offscreen, invisible, or layered?
- Brian
Yep,
Yours won't copy the image to the clipboard for pasting into another
Hi Kathy,
So, you are trying to capture images from within a field?
The routine I showed you only captures from a named image.
So, if you had an image on your card named fred then:
create a button named Copy Image Fred to Clipboard
on mouseUp
copyToClip fred
end mouseUp
on copyToClip
At 7:38 PM +0200 8/18/2005, Klaus Major wrote:
I think this was quickly fixed by build 108.
Download a recent version.
until Rev has changed the way we have to load every new distribution
(the COMPLETE package :-/), it would be nice to have a place where
we can download the engines only!
At 3:20 PM -0400 8/18/2005, Jon wrote:
I'm sure the answer to this question (how do you continue a line in
Rev) is simple. Where could I have found the answer to this simple
question in the documentation? I looked for continue: no joy.
line: no joy. I looked at the Scripting discussion, and
At 4:16 PM -0700 8/18/2005, Richard Gaskin wrote:
As I noted in my previous post, I fully agree with Jon that it would
be great for Rev to include an entry for the backslash token in the
docs. If someone will kindly drop this into the BZ queue we can
expect that to happen, then we'd never need
Jeanne
How do you *really* feel?
Dan
On Aug 18, 2005, at 11:40 PM, Jeanne A. E. DeVoto wrote:
At 7:38 PM +0200 8/18/2005, Klaus Major wrote:
I think this was quickly fixed by build 108.
Download a recent version.
until Rev has changed the way we have to load every new distribution
Jeanne A. E. DeVoto wrote:
At 4:16 PM -0700 8/18/2005, Richard Gaskin wrote:
As I noted in my previous post, I fully agree with Jon that it would
be great for Rev to include an entry for the backslash token in the
docs. If someone will kindly drop this into the BZ queue we can expect
that to
=P! back atcha!!!
Yes, I believe it's because you have to be in 'image edit' mode to
really copy it, and the only way to do that is with dragging the select
tool.
best,
Chipp
Brian Yennie wrote:
Good reason =P!
Is there a good reason why using the select command has to be
simulated by
Jeanne A. E. DeVoto wrote:
At 7:38 PM +0200 8/18/2005, Klaus Major wrote:
I think this was quickly fixed by build 108.
Download a recent version.
until Rev has changed the way we have to load every new distribution
(the COMPLETE package :-/), it would be nice to have a place where
we can
Jeanne-
Friday, August 19, 2005, 12:00:05 AM, you wrote:
The entry for \ is also the first item returned when you search the
dictionary for continue.
OTOH, filtering on continu shows absolutely nothing.
--
-Mark Wieder
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi Jon,
Klaus:
I thought that all of you who paid the big bucks for the Enterprise
version got a pill with RNA in it, and that you learned it all over
night!
:)
we wished, Jon, we really wished... ;-)
Jon
Klaus Major wrote:
Hi Jon,
Jon wrote:
...
I envy those of you who use Rev
On 18 Aug 2005, at 20:24, Jon wrote:
Dave:
Excellent help.
Question: how would one indicate that a check box field is checked
(or not)?
Thanks!
Jon
I've never done this, but this is what I have read:
-- If the checkbox is unchecked, don't send anything.
-- If the checkbox is
On 8/19/05 3:10 AM, Mark Wieder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jeanne-
Friday, August 19, 2005, 12:00:05 AM, you wrote:
The entry for \ is also the first item returned when you search the
dictionary for continue.
OTOH, filtering on continu shows absolutely nothing.
Of course, because there
On 19 Aug 2005, at 09:10, Mark Wieder wrote:
Jeanne-
Friday, August 19, 2005, 12:00:05 AM, you wrote:
The entry for \ is also the first item returned when you search the
dictionary for continue.
OTOH, filtering on continu shows absolutely nothing.
But searching (not filtering) for
As I noted in my previous post, I fully agree with Jon that it would
be great for Rev to include an entry for the backslash token in the
docs.
FWIW, in the docs here, using 'Search For' on continue or continu lists
the backslash character in the 1st found result.
Using 'Search For' on break
At 7:38 PM +0200 8/18/2005, Klaus Major wrote:
I think this was quickly fixed by build 108.
Download a recent version.
until Rev has changed the way we have to load every new distribution
(the COMPLETE package :-/), it would be nice to have a place where
we can download the engines only!
I'd be interested in a talk...
On 18 Aug 2005, at 15:33, Mark Schonewille wrote:
Hello,
Are any multimediators going to IBC in Amsterdam? We might have a
little meeting under eHUG's flag.
If you register for the IBC2005 exhibition no later than 21st
August, you can get your badge for
I have to agree. Slipstreaming is a pain in the neck for everyone, and
I don't really understand why Rev thinks it is a good idea, either.
Jon
Jeanne A. E. DeVoto wrote:
At 7:38 PM +0200 8/18/2005, Klaus Major wrote:
I think this was quickly fixed by build 108.
Download a recent version.
Well, there you are... I never tried the obvious. I thought it needed to be
coded specifically and I couldn't get it to work. Thanks, guys... Jim
on 8/18/05 1:07 PM, Wilhelm Sanke wrote:
On Thu Aug 18 Jim Carwardine JimCarwardine at OwnYourFuture-net.com wrote:
I'm using normal text fields
Great. You figured out how to make the Help system work successfully.
Try Filtering the Dictionary and the Topics withcontinue. I get
NOTHING here.
Working with Rev should not be a game: it should be easy to locate this
information. I'm happy that you were able to find the information. I
Ken:
Of course, because there aren't any keywords that contain that string.
But perhaps that's another issue for newbies - understanding the
difference between filter and search...
Not really. Since Filter is visible, and search is not, Filter is the
ONLY facility that anyone would think
Jacque, why don't you tell us about the Online Scripting Conference
to be held on Saturday, August 20? The last one was so good!
Thanks, Claire
--
Claire Bradin Siskin
Director
Robert Henderson Language Media Center
G 17 Cathedral of Learning
University of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh, PA 15260
I think the lesson here is that filtering is only a way of narrowing
down the actual keywords and function names in the dictionary, or the
topic titles in the topics section. If you don't know and can't guess
the keyword or whatever, it's necessary to search, instead.
Cheers,
Mark
On 19
Hi,
I am just beginning to convert my stacks and myself from Hypercard to
Revolution.
Hypercard has the command: open fileName with application to open a
file say with a TeX-program and then continue working within that
program.
How do I do this under Revolution?
Dirk
does anyone know how to close a URL after it is opened with Runtime
Revolution application and return to the application?
thanks,
Lisa
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Hi Dirk,
Hi,
I am just beginning to convert my stacks and myself from Hypercard
to Revolution.
Hypercard has the command: open fileName with application to open a
file say with a TeX-program and then continue working within that
program.
How do I do this under Revolution?
just
Revers,
Sorry to be so late on this topic. I'm retired. :-))
If you haven't already, get Wilhelm Sanke's excellent Search Docs
plugin. Put it in your plugins folder for easy access in Rev.
I typed Jon's first search into it (continue) and break \ came up as
the first in the list.
Get the
Do you mean how do you close a web page and return to Rev after using
revGoURL? Or are you talking about after having used a file using the
URL method?
If the former, it's easiest to just quit the browser yourself, though
you could use applescript (on mac) or vbscript (on windows) to do it
I have been appending lines to a scrolling field to create a log file
while running a program. After a bit, I centralized the creation of
these lines. All of a sudden the Message Box started popping up.
I Filtered the Topics in the Documentation for Message Box, but nothing
was there. I
On Aug 19 2005, at 15:51, Jon wrote:
...
Any idea why the Message Box is suddenly getting triggered?
...
Here is the current code:
on DisplayMessage msg
put the long time msg Return after field Memo set the
vScroll of field Memo to the formattedHeight of field Memo
end
Thanks so much!
Too bad the IDE didn't highlight the reserved word in some special
color: I might have been able to guess if that were the case!
:)
Jon
Björnke von Gierke wrote:
On Aug 19 2005, at 15:51, Jon wrote:
...
Any idea why the Message Box is suddenly getting triggered?
...
Had anyone sucess running Revolution under Ubuntu Linux or
Debian?
Best Regards
Peter
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Hi Jon
...
Too bad the IDE didn't highlight the reserved word in some special
color: I might have been able to guess if that were the case!
yeah, what a mean, mean IDE...
:-)
Jon
Regards
Klaus Major
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.major-k.de
Hi everyone,
Does anyone run into this problem like I have?
In my rev application, I have a player (playing song and movie) running
just fine but when I scroll up and down the field, the sound is messed
up and slows down other things such as selecting a line in the field
list, clicking on a
On 8/19/05 7:14 AM, Jon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Of course, because there aren't any keywords that contain that string.
But perhaps that's another issue for newbies - understanding the
difference between filter and search...
Not really. Since Filter is visible, and search is not, Filter is
On 8/19/05 8:57 AM, Björnke von Gierke [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Aug 19 2005, at 15:51, Jon wrote:
...
Any idea why the Message Box is suddenly getting triggered?
...
Here is the current code:
on DisplayMessage msg
put the long time msg Return after field Memo set the
Hi Jon,
On 8/19/05 7:14 AM, Jon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Of course, because there aren't any keywords that contain that
string.
But perhaps that's another issue for newbies - understanding the
difference between filter and search...
Not really. Since Filter is visible, and search is not,
I'm writing some software to continually test a web site I created. It
Posts some data every hour or so and then inspects the HTML that returns
to verify that the web site responded appropriately.
Sad to say, I connect to the Internet over a modem, so I'm not on-line
all of the time. I would
Klaus:
And I think even a newbie COULD (if not should) know that an option
menu might have more than 1 ehm... option :-)
Good point. I'll have to inspect the UI much more carefully in the
future for hints about other features! Maybe we can have a contest for
people who can find some other
How is this different from the existing search option?
At 08:36 AM 8/19/2005, you wrote:
Revers,
Sorry to be so late on this topic. I'm retired. :-))
If you haven't already, get Wilhelm Sanke's excellent Search Docs
plugin. Put it in your plugins folder for easy access in Rev.
I typed
I'm trying to schedule something to happen some time in the future. Due
to some other complexities, I cannot just do a
send mouseUp to me in 1000 seconds
Rather, I have to wake up every 10 seconds and figure out whether it is
time to do the processing or not. The current code is presented
Jon wrote:
I'm trying to schedule something to happen some time in the future.
Due to some other complexities, I cannot just do a
send mouseUp to me in 1000 seconds
Rather, I have to wake up every 10 seconds and figure out whether it
is time to do the processing or not. The current code
If I might just interject a thought about indexes.
The way I want to search for information when I don't know what
something is called or even if it exists, is narrowing by categories.
I would want a list of 10-20 broad categories. And for each broad
category, a new list of categories would
Alex Tweedly wrote:
local nextFTPTime
on mouseUp
if the seconds nextFTPTime then
do ftp Stuff
put the seconds + field TestFreq into nextFTPTime
end if
send mouseUp to me in 10 seconds
end mouseUp
You might want to make that
send mouseUp to me in min(10, nextFTPTime-the
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Date: Fri, 19 Aug 2005 13:13:40 -0400
From: Jon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: resolution of Time in Rev
To: Revolution List use-revolution@lists.runrev.com
Message-ID: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1; format=flowed
I'm trying to schedule something to
Hi all,
It's great to be here posting as an owner
of Revolution License, rather than an evaluator. :-)
Just a quick question - Rev comes with some cool
options for databases. I have some legacy app's using
dBase IV and Paradox. I was wondering if there was
something available in Rev that
On 8/19/05 9:26 PM, Scott Kane [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
It's great to be here posting as an owner
of Revolution License, rather than an evaluator. :-)
Just a quick question - Rev comes with some cool
options for databases. I have some legacy app's using
dBase IV and Paradox.
Jon,
I should have pointed out in my previous response that the way to
find these problems in the future is to use the RR debugger. If you
set a break point at the line:
if currTime mostRecentFTPTime then...
and if you open the Variable watcher you would see that the
variable
Dear Peter,
Here is a quote from what I said a few days back on the List:
As you know, Linux grows daily, not least of all here in Brazil. However,
until last week I had never found a Linux that worked 100%, so I stuck with
Windows. But the great revelation of last week was the discovery of the
sez [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Too bad the IDE didn't highlight the reserved word in some special
color: I might have been able to guess if that were the case!
Hm. I thought the IDE had a Preference for colorizing one's scripts, for
just this sort of reason?
Could well be. I use whatever the color defaults are. That is, my
scripts are indeed in colors. Just no quite as many as I would like grin
Jon
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
sez [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Too bad the IDE didn't highlight the reserved word in some special
color: I might have been
Alex, Jim:
The information in the variable mostRecentFTPTime is lost after mouseUp
is run
You both are, of course, correct. The code I posted is not the code I
actually used: the real code is MUCH more complex. In my attempt to
make the published code focus on the problem at hand, I
Jim:
I do, in fact, use the debugger. I also write lots of debugging
information out to the log I'm creating. The code I stripped out of the
example was exactly all of that debugging code.
:)
Jon
Jim Hurley wrote:
Jon,
I should have pointed out in my previous response that the way to
If you can find an old machine to run dBase IV and Paradox or if they
will run in Classic just export the databases to CSV or tab delimited
and you can use anythingincluding MYSQL and sqlLITE, etc.
Hi all,
It's great to be here posting as an owner
of Revolution License, rather than an
Alex Tweedly wrote:
snip
2. Unless you need to for some reason I don't see here, don't mess
around with date time.
What I'm trying to do is find a way to express more than 60 minutes
after the most recent time/date stamp in such a way that it will not
fail across noon/midnight
I would love to see the smooth effect, but it also flickers like mad
under Rev 2.5.1, any chance of saving it as stack that I could get to
from the Dreamcard 2.6.1 player?
Thanks
Todd
On Aug 17, 2005, at 3:18 PM, MisterX wrote:
actually, it's more like most european flags, flogged down
In a message dated 8/19/05 10:15:10 AM,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Date: Fri, 19 Aug 2005 13:13:40 -0400
From: Jon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: resolution of Time in Rev
To: Revolution List use-revolution@lists.runrev.com
Message-ID: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1;
Any idea why this code produces 19:00:54 instead of 54? I do have
twelveHourTime set to false, but...
on mouseUp
local t
put 54 into t
convert t to long time
answer t
end mouseUp
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If you will decide to use Valentina as database for your app,
Then you can convert any db that have ODBC driver into
Valentina using Valentina Studio application.
Thanks Ruslen! :-)
Scott
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If you can find an old machine to run dBase IV and Paradox or if they
will run in Classic just export the databases to CSV or tab delimited
and you can use anythingincluding MYSQL and sqlLITE, etc.
They are on a Intel box - but no matter your
suggestion would work fine anyway. Can't
Jon wrote:
Too bad the IDE didn't highlight the reserved word in some special
color: I might have been able to guess if that were the case!
Too bad the IDE can't just write your program for you.
Geez Jon, you really don't attempt to read anything, do you? For crying
out loud, all you have
The corollary of \ is ; (a semi-colon) ...
on sillyTest what
if what then
get 2; add 2 to it; put A after it; put it; exit to top
end if
[.../...]
end sillyTest
Useful for very short lines!
/H
FLCo
Home of the Scripter's Scrapbook
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Recently, Todd Higgins wrote:
I would love to see the smooth effect, but it also flickers like mad
under Rev 2.5.1, any chance of saving it as stack that I could get to
from the Dreamcard 2.6.1 player?
The flag stack is just that -- a stack. And it relies on the latest version
of Rev to
This is a guess, but I believe it would be because:
The seconds function returns the total number of seconds since
midnight, January 1, 1970 GMT
Assuming your timezone is at GMT-5 hours, you are seeing 54 seconds
past January 1, 1970 GMT, otherwise known as December 31, 1969 @
19:00:54
Thanks Scott,
I was able to get it play smoothly in the 2.6 Revolution Dreamcard
Player. It is a beautiful effect, but it was sucking up 25% of my
G4's processor (867 PB). Is that typical? Does anyone know how that
would compare to a similar animation in Flash?
Todd
On Aug 19, 2005,
I'm trying to animate a window growing up, similar to the
revChangeWindowSize handler (it only goes right and down) My trouble
is with keeping the objects in the window from scrolling up with the
top of the window and then redrawing at the correct position at the end
of the handler. If I
If it helps, 'the seconds' (like 'the time', 'the date', 'the files')
is really a function, and can be used like: put seconds() into tNow.
Incidentally, looking this up reveals that the dictionary also lists
'seconds' (plural) as a keyword to denote the second member of a set,
when obviously
Excellent work scott! And twice as funny if you set the systemWindow of
the stack to true. :-)
I was able to get it play smoothly in the 2.6 Revolution Dreamcard
Player. It is a beautiful effect, but it was sucking up 25% of my G4's
processor (867 PB). Is that typical? Does anyone know how
I'm positively childishly pleased to report that my simple
implementation of a history-list for a single stack or substack
works. It confines itself to that stack alone (unlike the Rev-
internal commands relevant to recent -- but thanks to Jacque for
her suggestions that made me learn more
Recently, Todd Higgins wrote:
I was able to get it play smoothly in the 2.6 Revolution Dreamcard
Player. It is a beautiful effect, but it was sucking up 25% of my
G4's processor (867 PB). Is that typical?
This is true for almost any animation/messages that run in intervals less
than 1
Excellent work, Charles. I've quoted your full post here because your
script makes good learning material for others who may have the same
need, well worth a second read.
As much as I appreciate the convenience of go back, like you I've
found that I often need more control of what's included
Mark Smith wrote:
If it helps, 'the seconds' (like 'the time', 'the date', 'the files') is
really a function, and can be used like: put seconds() into tNow.
If you're prone to curmudgeonly habits you might find the function form
very useful when skimming code to help differentiate from
Peter,
On August 19, 2005 11:33:48 AM CDT you wrote:
How is this different from the existing search option?
Well it is somewhat different and seems to be faster than the
documentation search
on my machine. It also hilites the search string in red in the found
topics.
Check it out by running
Hi,
Somone told be a while back aout a Revolution
tool that was an ISAM style table system. I've
mamanged to lose the link...
Apart from saving cards (which is on my list)
are there any other options for single user
acces. MYAQL etc are to much for my users to
deal with. Valentino looks good
Scott Kane wrote:
Hi,
Somone told be a while back aout a Revolution
tool that was an ISAM style table system. I've
mamanged to lose the link...
Apart from saving cards (which is on my list)
are there any other options for single user
acces. MYAQL etc are to much for my users to
deal with.
Peter I use Revolution with Ubuntu, no problem. I you have any
questions feel free to contact me.
--gordon
On Aug 19, 2005, at 09:51, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Had anyone sucess running Revolution under Ubuntu Linux or
Debian?
Best Regards
Peter
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Once the exclusive territory of nuclear weapons designers and code
breaker, ultrafast computers are increasingly being used in every day
product design. Procter Gamble used a supercomputer to study the
airflow over its Pringles potato chips to help stop them from
Jon-
Friday, August 19, 2005, 12:21:16 PM, you wrote:
Any idea why this code produces 19:00:54 instead of 54? I do have
twelveHourTime set to false, but...
on mouseUp
local t
put 54 into t
convert t to long time
answer t
end mouseUp
Well, I can see why you might think that
Hi Richard,
Depending on your indexing needs, if your data set is small
enough to be
used in RAM you might consider storing your data in custom properties.
They are pretty light actually.Just a lot of tables.
Random access of properties through array notation is lightning fast,
and
Bug 3066 entered
On 19 Aug 2005, at 21:25, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Mark Smith wrote:
If it helps, 'the seconds' (like 'the time', 'the date', 'the files')
is really a function, and can be used like: put seconds() into tNow.
If you're prone to curmudgeonly habits you might find the
Jon wrote:
Alex Tweedly wrote:
snip
2. Unless you need to for some reason I don't see here, don't mess
around with date time.
What I'm trying to do is find a way to express more than 60 minutes
after the most recent time/date stamp in such a way that it will not
fail across
Scott Kane wrote:
Random access of properties through array notation is lightning fast,
and sequential access is suitable. Surprisingly, sequential
access of a
simple line-delimited list is about 15-20% faster, and may
also provide
a reasonable solution for tables.
Cany chance of some
Jim-
Friday, August 19, 2005, 2:05:07 PM, you wrote:
product design. Procter Gamble used a supercomputer to study the
airflow over its Pringles potato chips to help stop them from
fluttering off the company's assembly lines.
...does that make them computer chips?
ducking
--
-Mark Wieder
Jon wrote:
I'm writing some software to continually test a web site I created. It
Posts some data every hour or so and then inspects the HTML that returns
to verify that the web site responded appropriately.
Sad to say, I connect to the Internet over a modem, so I'm not on-line
all of the
Jon wrote:
I'm writing a program that uses send mouseup to me in 10 seconds.
From time to time, the program stops working, as if the Send is getting
lost. I would guess that this happens whenever I go into the IDE and
switch from run mode to edit mode (the two icons at the top of Tools).
The 'chasing arrows' is no longer OSX-HIG conformant (Apple Human Interface
Guidelines 2005-8-11, page 138) and the asynchronous progress indicator is
recommended. Trouble is, it's not readily accessible so we have made one for
Rev...
www.FlexibleLearning.com/xtalk/OSXspinnerANI.zip
It's a
Björnke von Gierke wrote:
msg is a reserved word indicating... the message box :) try to use a
different name for your var and all should be fine.
Given that, in this particular situation, the IDE is going to ignore my
use of msg as a parameter variable name, would it make any sense for
I actually started doing just as you suggested (getting Google) when no
one else chimed in. Works fine, although I wonder how fond the folks at
Google are at us hammering away at them all of the time grin
Thanks!
Jon
J. Landman Gay wrote:
Jon wrote:
I'm writing some software to
Thanks for the tip!
J. Landman Gay wrote:
Jon wrote:
I'm writing a program that uses send mouseup to me in 10 seconds.
From time to time, the program stops working, as if the Send is
getting lost. I would guess that this happens whenever I go into the
IDE and switch from run mode to
Claire Bradin Siskin wrote:
Jacque, why don't you tell us about the Online Scripting Conference to
be held on Saturday, August 20? The last one was so good!
Good idea, and glad you liked the last one. These are always a lot of
fun. Our next conference, which takes place tomorrow, will be
sez [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
sez [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Too bad the IDE didn't highlight the reserved word in some special
color: I might have been able to guess if that were the case!
Hm. I thought the IDE had a Preference for colorizing one's scripts, for
just this sort of
Jon wrote:
Björnke von Gierke wrote:
msg is a reserved word indicating... the message box :) try to use a
different name for your var and all should be fine.
Given that, in this particular situation, the IDE is going to ignore
my use of msg as a parameter variable name, would it make any
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
sez [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
sez [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Too bad the IDE didn't highlight the reserved word in some special
color: I might have been able to guess if that were the case!
Hm. I thought the IDE had a Preference for
Jon wrote:
BZ 3069. I screwed up and did not assign it to the proper part of
Rev, using, instead, the default of About Screen. I tried to figure
out how I could edit it to correct it, but was unable to do so. Any
hints?
I've never actually done that, but it looks as though simply
Alex:
Done! Thanks!
:)
Jon
Alex Tweedly wrote:
Jon wrote:
BZ 3069. I screwed up and did not assign it to the proper part of
Rev, using, instead, the default of About Screen. I tried to
figure out how I could edit it to correct it, but was unable to do
so. Any hints?
I've never
I get the current hour on my computer, 00 minutes, and 54 seconds.
with twelvehourtime true = 4:00:54, and false = 16:00:54
using 4 = 16:00:04
using 124 = 16:02:04 (124 seconds past the current hour)
using 3600 = 17:00:00 (3600 seconds, or 60 min past the current hour)
thus if using only
In a single-user application where Valentina is out of price range,
you should check out altSQLite from Altuit Software:
http://www.altuit.com/webs/altuit2/altSQLiteCover/default.htm
Fast, easy to use, well documented and affordable.
On Aug 19, 2005, at 1:35 PM, Scott Kane wrote:
Hi,
On 8/19/05 6:28 PM, Jon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
BZ 3069. I screwed up and did not assign it to the proper part of Rev,
using, instead, the default of About Screen. I tried to figure out
how I could edit it to correct it, but was unable to do so. Any hints?
Yes, you might want to use
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