Jonathan Lynch wrote:
Is one stack a substack of the other? If so, both are saved together.
yes, save is a substack used only as an alert. So save this stack saves
the parent or primary stack and all substacks. Thanks
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change your code as follows to resolve this for yourself ;-)
on savenotes
modeless stack save
answer Saving (the short name of this stack) -- just to know
save this stack
wait 360 millisecs
close stack save
end savenotes
Robert
And
Robert Brenstein wrote:
change your code as follows to resolve this for yourself ;-)
on savenotes
modeless stack save
answer Saving (the short name of this stack) -- just to know
Interesting, when I put the answer line in the notepad stack script I get
saving notepad. But
Hi, I recently wrote this code which works fine
on savenotes
modeless stack save
save this stack
wait 360 millisecs
close stack save
end savenotes
when i went back to document it I stumbled across a sort of confusion in my
understand
on savenotes
modeless stack save --
Robert Brenstein wrote:
If your saving is done on different cards in a multi-card stack or in
multiple stacks, then you can do the above but show a substack
instead of a field to ensure it is always above the card controls.
disable all controls saving their enabled state
Peter Brigham MD wrote:
The saving of the time in a customProp is because I have scripted
things so the stack is automatically saved every 20 minutes, or at
whatever interval the user chooses in the preferences. That feature
was irrelevant to your question and I could have taken it
Joe Lewis Wilkins wrote:
Hi Mark,
Why don't you create an image, paste it wherever you want into your stack;
then when you want it to appear, just show it; when you're through with
it, then hide it. I've done this a number of times. I usually create such
images using MacDraft, but I'm
Hi Thanks, more like:
show something
save this stack
hide something
I'm on the verge of testing something to be some sort of modeless
stack/window. We shall see how it goes.
Thanks for the suggestion - M
From:
Peter Brigham MD wrote:
Here's the way I do it. I show a small display stack, the idea is just
that it's a billboard to tell the user that the saving is occurring.
It closes after the save is done.
on doSave
modeless stack savingAlert
wait 10 millisecs
save stack
william humphrey-2 wrote:
Except it should have a progress bar.
One step at a time. But thanks for suggesting a future question :-)
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Monte Goulding wrote:
I think this is the simplest solution to your problem. Alternatively you
could put the same code in a setprop handler in your stack script.
Something like:
setprop showdatestamp pBoolean
if there is a fld dateStampField then
set the visible of field
something like...
Set the visible of grp/fld/whatever dateStamp to the showDateStamp of this
stack
...to your case statement
HTH,
Terry...
On 1/11/10 2:52 PM, Mark Smith mark_sm...@cpe.umanitoba.ca wrote:
Hello all, by now most of you are probably familiar with my silly questions
(born of, I
How do you do a dialog like the Save dialog (Command-S) in rev? (ie. it goes
away without user interaction when the action is complete)
Thanks
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Hi Monte, sorry if I missed replying. The problem was that on any specific
card when I selected the toggle date stamp menu option, visibly nothing
happened. In reality the property showdatestamp was changing from true to
false on each menu selection based on the statement:
set the showDateStamp
Hi Craig, I looked up dialogs and what not in the dictionary and user guide
and all I found where ones driven by ask and answer (nothing like a 1 way
conversation like tell). In this case we don't need the user to dismiss
the dialog, or answer anything, we just want to inform them that
Hi Craig,
Forget the part about not knowing when a save is done... I'm a little tired
at the moment but did figure it out.
I have code that says:
on mouseUp
save this stack
end mouseUp
Pretty simple. But there is no visible indication to the user in my stack
that anything happened. So what
Thanks Terry. (I did stumble on it as well, and was embarrassed I posted but
you never know with these things). I have another question to post tonight,
hopefully not quite as silly.
Terry Judd wrote:
Mark - all you need to do is select the field and enable its vScrollbar
property in the
Hello all, by now most of you are probably familiar with my silly questions
(born of, I am afraid, too many years engrossed in procedural programming
languages). Here we go. I have a menu option called Toggle Date Stamp and
it toggles on/off the display of a date stamp on the card. When you
I have a sort of dumb question. I have a stack with about 12 cards that has a
text field on it (part of a background group). I would like to change this
field to a scrolling text field. Is it possible to swap or change the
existing regular text field into a scrolling one without loosing the
I'd like to add a button to an existing background group, but RR/LC is
telling me if I do that I am going to loose the background with that group
on it from all previous cards. And it does.
Here's what I did. Added the button. Selected the existing background group
(group 1031) and the new
Hi Joe,
I agree. As my program grows finding all the bits and pieces will be
difficult. Having an option to save all scripts to text with some minimal
description (button script -- delete, stack script, etc) would allow to
browse all the code, get some idea of how it is organized as well as back
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Subject: Re: loading another stack from splash
On 9/28/10 5:11 PM, Mark Smith wrote:
Also, it would be real nice not to have to hard code the path in case I
want to change
Hi Joe, is that a feature of LC (saving all scripts as text), or do you have to
select and save them out 1 at a time?
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Hi Splash, any further thoughts on your last questions and my post. I'm sort
of still trying to figure this compile thing out. Since I want to save the
notes in the notepad stack does that mean it cannot absolutely ever be
compiled? I am beginning to think that is my error in thinking. I was
Hmm are you trying to create a notepad-like application that, when closed,
saves it's contents and reloads them back when it's been relaunched?
Yes, exactly. Each card is a note. There are buttons to navigate forwards,
backwards through the cards/notes, add and delete cards etc. Pretty simple
notepad3 stack as
a substack to your splash stack.
:)
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Subject: RE: loading another stack from splash
To: How to use Revolution use-revolution@lists.runrev.com
Date: Monday, 20
Hi folks,
I've written an application (a simple notepad) that I wanted to compile. RunRev
documentation suggests creating a splash screen that
calls the notepad so that notepad can save into itself. So I created a stack
called Startup. So far it has a single script in the stack script that says
tell so I can try to further help you.
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From: Mark Smith mark_sm...@cpe.umanitoba.ca
Subject: loading another stack from splash
To: use-revolution@lists.runrev.com use-revolution@lists.runrev.com
Date: Monday, 20 September, 2010
Hi Ted, just wondering if you were able to get something useful running and
what approach you took. Thanks
-- Mark
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Sent:
Hi Simon, there is a lot of material online although it can take awhile to
find. I've compiled some of the most interesting looking links below (if anyone
knows of others sites please let me know). Keep in mind that the BYU course
material is all online, so you don't have to signup or register
Really, that is so cool!
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Subject: Re: Tools palette
Not to worry - somedays I *am* one. Wanna trade?
Only if it helps :-)
PS I've added your previous msg to my RevGold folder. THere is a lot in there
to digest. You've been most generous with your time Mark.
Thanks
From:
it gets compiled like the startup stack. Somebody correct me if I'm wrong.
Instead add you main stack as an included file in you standalone settings.
Bob
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On Jun 18, 2010, at 8:05 PM, Mark Smith mark_sm...@cpe.umanitoba.ca wrote:
Some have the main stack be a kind of splash screen
Mark and Bob, thank you so much for your responses. (In particular Mark, your
Standalone conference stack was a big help).
Now I have but a few questions (sorry, somedays I do feel like an idiot!)
It looks like I have 2 options for my Startup stack
1. In the stack script put:
on startup
, I want to
compile to a standalone but I don;t understand the instruction to split my
stack so I can save the notes? I just have the one stack. Any suggestions?
Mark Smith
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sense?
Bob
Sent from my iPad
On Jun 18, 2010, at 5:37 PM, Mark Smith mark_sm...@cpe.umanitoba.ca wrote:
Funny you should mention that. My first app is something similar... a notepad
(just for its simplicity and completeness). It has (appropriately) a text
field, cards are numbered (so I know
are apparently needing
to deal only with the one stack, so this card will do fine.
-- Peter
Peter M. Brigham
pmb...@gmail.com
http://home.comcast.net/~pmbrig
On Jun 15, 2010, at 10:21 PM, Mark Smith wrote:
HI Mark, I was all excited until I realized i didn't know where to
put it. Here is what I want
Craig, sounds like an interesting technique. Is there any example code around
that demonstrates this?
Mark Smith
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find it.
Thanks
Mark Smith
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Thanks Mark. Am I allowed to continue asking dumb questions (always the best
sort for a FAQ since then you can just point the annoying offender to the FAQ
:-)
Is there any reason for choosing this over the the current or is just
personal preference?
Regards,
Mark Smith
cardnumberfield
thanks
-- M
Mark Smith
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Thanks Terry (and Mark)... what a great list. I can go to bed and sleep tonight
knowing it will all come together (and run) tomorrow.
Mark Smith
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Thanks Bob, I'll test that out
Mark Smith
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Subject: Re: 2
Even with glasses I couldn't see the edit button. Help!!
Mark Smith
Associate Director, Repository
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University of Manitoba
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I have a question for the group. I've been reading about the recent changes to
the Apple SDK for the last couple of hours (here and on Appleinsider) and one
thing I don't understand is how Apple can actually do this? Is it only for
products that are intended to be marketed through the app
It sounds like something that should probably be handled in the revDB
library.
Best,
Mark
On 1 Nov 2009, at 01:38, Mark Wieder wrote:
Mark-
Saturday, October 31, 2009, 6:23:35 PM, you wrote:
Mark, this thread may help (I'm pretty sure I got details wrong in
the last post)
) into tStringtosend
I can't remember if tStringtosend should be hex or base64 encoded.
You may also need to prepend md5 to tStringtosend.
Best,
Mark Smith
On 31 Oct 2009, at 23:35, Mark Wieder wrote:
All-
Has anyone been able to connect to a postgresql database using md5
authentication? Since
Mark, this thread may help (I'm pretty sure I got details wrong in
the last post)
http://archives.postgresql.org/pgsql-general/2002-06/msg00484.php
Best,
Mark Smith
On 1 Nov 2009, at 01:09, Mark Wieder wrote:
Mark-
Saturday, October 31, 2009, 5:41:04 PM, you wrote:
Mark, I haven't done
I've moved my revolution download page from dreamhost to on-rev:
http://marksmith.on-rev.com/revstuff/index.html
The Dreamhost page will stay up for a while, but I don't know how long.
Best,
Mark Smith
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On 30 Oct 2009, at 21:59, Martin Koob wrote:
Mark Smith li...@... writes:
I've moved my revolution download page from dreamhost to on-rev:
http://marksmith.on-rev.com/revstuff/index.html
The Dreamhost page will stay up for a while, but I don't know how
long.
Best,
Mark
Anyone know if it's possible to run tRev without script colorization?
I just got it, and it seems really, really good, but I can't seem to
stop the colorization of scripts.
Jerry, anyone?
Best,
Mark Smith
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Thanks, Jerry. What are the chances of making it optional in a future
release? I find text that is a riot of colour very hard to see as
text at all...
Best,
Mark Smith
On 26 Oct 2009, at 13:13, Jerry Daniels wrote:
tRev's script colorization is always on.
Best,
Jerry Daniels
Watch tRev
Jerry, fantastic! The water cannon of software!
Best,
Mark Smith
On 26 Oct 2009, at 16:04, Jerry Daniels wrote:
This Friday you will have some relief from the rioting.
Best,
Jerry Daniels
Watch tRev - The Movie
http://reveditor.com/trev-the-movie
On Oct 26, 2009, at 8:38 AM, Mark Smith
keep editor
visible unchecked in the prefs.
No biggie, mind you, since command H hides it like any other app. I'm
on Mac OS 10.4.11 and Rev Enterprise 4.0.
tRev is a wonderful thing, so thanks, Jerry!
Best,
Mark Smith
On 26 Oct 2009, at 17:36, Jerry Daniels wrote:
With the above
complicated for the average user and
introduced a very wordy language - for example
Add One To Total
rather than
Total=Total+1
Strangely familiar
Best,
Mark Smith
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Inserting Dave's DOCTYPE declarations (2nd version) gets the file a
clean bill of health from xml nanny (http://www.versiontracker.com/
dyn/moreinfo/macosx/27761).
Best,
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Stewart, I think you could do telnet over a socket connection. See
open socket, write to socket and friends in the docs.
Best,
Mark Smith
On 3 Oct 2009, at 22:28, RevList wrote:
I need to write a very small utility that uses Telnet so that I can
connect to a server on port 333 and login
/libRevFreeDb.zip
It comes with a little demo stack and some notes in a pdf.
As always, any comments or queries happily recieved.
Best,
Mark Smith
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You can certainly install the 3.5 cgi engine on on-rev, so a script
to check the folder and copy to another server can be run as a cron-job.
I don't think libUrl is part of the cgi engine, though I'm pretty
sure you could install it with the engine, and start using it in
your command-line
Charles, if tDate is 2009,9,10 - try something like this:
put line (item 2 of tDate) of the monthnames item 3 of tDate
item 1 of tDate into tNewDate
Best,
Mark Smith
On 10 Sep 2009, at 17:09, Charles Szasz wrote:
I thought this would be easy but it is not! I want to change
:
http://futsoft.futilism.com/revolutionstuff.html
Best,
Mark Smith
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Richard - 'the tempname' might be what you're after. ie.
put the tempname into tFile
-- do stuff with the file
delete file tFile
On my OS X machine, put the tempname gives this:
/private/var/tmp/folders.501/TemporaryItems/tmp0
(repeated calls will increment that trailing zero)
What it would be
obvious optimisations to make in the code
you've written.
Hopefully, someone here will be able to be more helpful, but this may
be one of those things that revolution simply isn't best suited for :(
Best,
Mark Smith
On 27 Aug 2009, at 08:16, Piero Ugliengo wrote:
I am completely new
Scott, what's wrong with chunking? However, to get a list:
function objectOwner objectId
put the owner of objectId into tOwner
if tOwner is not empty then
put tOwner cr objectOwner(tOwner) after tList
end if
return tList
end objectOwner
so
put objectOwner(the long id of fld
the array with arrayencode, (and maybe base64encode the
result for transmission over the net).
Best,
Mark Smith
On 24 Aug 2009, at 13:28, Richard Miller wrote:
This is for a revlet application.
I'm looking at various ways to temporarily store image snapshots
before displaying them
I also see that
lineoffset(cr cr, tText) + 1
seems to work well.
Best,
Mark Smith
On 16 Aug 2009, at 22:42, BNig wrote:
Björnke,
would
--
on mouseUp pMouseBtnNo
put field 1 into temp
repeat while theLine 0
put lineoffset(crcr,temp) into theLine
Steve, if you call up the object inspector for the group, there's a
check button for backgroundBehaviour, so you can choose the
appropriate behaviour for your case.
Also, in the Rev toolbar, there's a button SelectGrouped. If this
is hilted then you can select the individual controls in a
And, of course, if the new server-side stuff gets popular, lots of
people will be calling it irev.
Which also sounds like some kind of priestly activity, or maybe
Apple's new sermon-processor... :)
Mark
On 13 Aug 2009, at 17:16, Rick Harrison wrote:
Someone just suggested to me that
Sivakatirswami , inserting a wait 0 millisecs with messages just
after calcTime might help.
Sometimes loops are fast enough to get in the way of rendering the
screen, and a 'wait' will give the engine enough time to update the
screen.
Best,
Mark Smith
On 12 Aug 2009, at 03:49
(tNonce tPassword)) = byte 5 to -1 of
tCryptPass then
authentication passed
else
authentication failed
end if
This is not industrial strength cryptography, but a reasonably easy
to implement and reasonably secure way to avoid sending your password
in the clear.
Best,
Mark Smith
Also, filter theText without empty will do the same job.
best,
Mark Smith
On 7 Aug 2009, at 21:57, François Chaplais wrote:
Le 7 août 09 à 22:45, Mark Schonewille a écrit :
What about
repeat until cr cr is not in theText
replace (cr cr) with cr in theText
end repeat
--
Best regards
for the used cipher
(128 bits, for blowfish), so you probably want to use password.
The same goes for the decryption as well.
Best,
Mark Smith
On 1 Aug 2009, at 06:06, stevex64 wrote:
Hi all,
I have .csv files that I encrypt with one little app that only
encrypts. It
appears to encrypt
Stephan and Pierre,
I just found that you can embed a revlet in a page using Freeway -
you need to create a markup item and set it's content to the html
generated by rev when you 'save as standalone'.
If you just copy and paste from the line that says:
div id=plugin style=display:none
up
Also here, on 2.2Ghz intel PB/Safari...apart from the first shot when
the plug-in is first loaded.
Best,
Mark
On 27 Jul 2009, at 00:28, stephen barncard wrote:
NINE BALL looks and works great here. Mac G5 dual 2.5 ghzAwesome
ballistics and graphics.
-
Stephen
Ben, have you looked at the output of the ciphernames? There are
quite a few 'des' variants, are you sure you're using the right one?
Also, I'd stick with the with password format, unless you know how
the other side is padding (if they are).
Best,
Mark
On 20 Jul 2009, at 20:00, Ben
Rick, how have you done your timer - a repeat loop or a 'send-in-time' ?
Best,
Mark
On 17 Jul 2009, at 15:48, Rick Harrison wrote:
I'm trying to set up a guessing game where
the user has to race against a timer to give
an answer before the time runs out.
The problem is that when the user is
, but have
been leaning more towards a multiple choice
solution with mouseWithin, or anything else
which might work.
Rick
On Jul 17, 2009, at 11:01 AM, Mark Smith wrote:
Rick, how have you done your timer - a repeat loop or a 'send-in-
time' ?
Best,
Mark
On 17 Jul 2009, at 15:48, Rick Harrison
Paul, the filter command may need some wildcards, otherwise it will
filter out any lines which contain more than just the filter
expression, so:
filter pSnips with * tThing *
Best,
Mark
On 3 Jul 2009, at 20:39, pwf wrote:
I am having a problem with 'filter'.
I'm passing this tab
Sarah, curl is certainly available for windows, but AFAIK is not part
of the standard installation - it can be found here:
http://curl.haxx.se/download.html
Best,
Mark
On 2 Jul 2009, at 02:10, Sarah Reichelt wrote:
The curl method works beautifully on my Mac, but is curl available on
Sarah, to get the size of what will be returned by a get url, you
need to issue an HTTP HEAD request, which will return the http
headers that would be returned from a GET request, but without the
actual content. Something like this in a button script:
on mouseUp
put
?
Best,
Mark
On 1 Jul 2009, at 10:42, Mark Smith wrote:
Sometimes this seems to take quite a few seconds, and I don't know
why (I think libUrl doesn't like non-GET/POST requests), but if you
have curl available,
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On 1 Jul 2009, at 10:42, Mark Smith wrote:
Sarah, to get the size of what will be returned by a get url,
you need to issue an HTTP HEAD request, which will return the http
headers that would be returned from a GET request, but without the
actual content. Something like this in a button
Klaus, I have these two functions in my library for this:
function utf8encode pString
return unidecode(uniencode(pString),UTF8)
end utf8encode
-
function utf8decode pString
return unidecode(uniencode(pString,UTF8))
end utf8decode
-
Best,
Mark
On 30 Jun 2009, at 11:00,
On 26 Jun 2009, at 23:07, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Ditto what the others have said about the progress bar. Those
updates prompt so many layers of OS rendering code that they take
quite a toll. I went to a mod solution with one of my projects and
it gave me an order of magnitude speed
Klaus, a slightly simpler way is to use the fact the the
customproperties of an object is an array, so:
put the customproperties of btn xyz into tArray
delete variable tArray[propname]
set the customproperties of btn xyz to tArray
Randy, it's worth looking into customPropertySets - the
Nicolas, this might a good case for using a custom sort like:
on mouseUp
put fld 1 into tData
sort lines of tData dateTime by toDate(word 2 of each)
put tData
end mouseUp
function toDate pStr
replace . with / in pStr
return pStr
end toDate
Best,
Mark Smith
On 19 Jun 2009
charset is.
Best,
Mark Smith
On 18 Jun 2009, at 15:09, Dom wrote:
Ken Ray k...@sonsothunder.com wrote:
I'd probably use screen scraping techniques; for example, my zip
code is
54701, so I go to weather.com and enter my zip. That takes me to a
page
which is this URL:
http://www.weather.com
As Björnke says, you can't do it, but what you can do is save the
current default folder and then reset it when you're done:
put the defaultFolder into tOldFolder
set the defaultFolder to someOtherFolder
put the files into tFileList
set the defaultFolder to tOldFolder
best,
Mark
On 18 Jun
Richard, it might help with cpu efficiency to use a different wait in
the loop, polling every second, let's say:
repeat
add 1 to count
if there is a file xxx then exit repeat
wait 1 second -- I'm assuming that this form of wait just idles the
engine
if count = 18
Craig, you're quite right, and so is Jaque, but in this case, the
script is running as a cgi on a server, so has it's own exclusive
copy of the engine running it - so nothing else would be getting held
up. In another case, though, you might use wait 1 second with
messages, which pauses the
with the
running engine will stop during a wait, but it doesn't seem to affect
anything else, and it would surely be a gigantic bug if it did, no?
Best,
Mark
On 9 Jun 2009, at 19:06, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Mark Smith wrote:
Craig, you're quite right, and so is Jaque, but in this case
Not less than 0%! - I meant 1%. That would be a great trick, though,
just fire up a few dozen instances of the engine all doing waits, and
voila! free clock cycles:)
Mark
On 9 Jun 2009, at 19:56, Mark Smith wrote:
I saw Revolution go up to 19% then quickly down to less than 0
Yes, I think you have to be careful with mouse stuff:
on mouseDown
repeat
if the mouse is up then exit repeat
put the mouseloc
end repeat
end mouseDown
got up to 70% cpu
Best,
Mark
On 9 Jun 2009, at 20:25, J. Landman Gay wrote:
This is an example the the type of thing
Scott, that certainly tallies with my experience of the with
messages form - it's the tight polling loops that seem to be greedy.
best,
Mark
On 9 Jun 2009, at 21:53, Scott Rossi wrote:
Recently, Mark Smith wrote:
Yes, I think you have to be careful with mouse stuff:
on mouseDown
William for the first part I'd do something like:
on rawKeyDown pKey
if pkey 65388 and pkey 65389 then pass rawKeyDown
end rawKeyDown
and for the second, assuming you want to show the image when clicked,
on mouseUp
if the controlKey is down and the commandKey is down then show img
tImg
Richmond, as you probably know, british customs excise have all
sorts of powers that might not generally be considered consistent
with a modern, democratic civil society.
However, I travel a lot, and nearly always have my laptop with me,
and neither I nor anyone I know has had their
: http://marksmith.on-rev.com/imagejoin.irev
and to see the script that's doing it: http://marksmith.on-rev.com/
joinimages.inc
Best,
Mark
On 4 May 2009, at 12:16, David Bovill wrote:
2009/5/4 Mark Smith li...@futilism.com
get shell(convert img1.jpg img2.jpg +append result.jpg)
As far
Sarah, others may know better, but I think you'll find this difficult
to do. The way one might do this in a stack would be to import both
images, then get the imageData of each, and join them up.
The imageData is actually just a list of pixel values as they are
rendered by rev. Typically,
This may be easy to do in magick:
http://www.imagemagick.org/script/command-line-options.php#append
Best,
Mark
On 4 May 2009, at 01:56, Mark Smith wrote:
Sarah, others may know better, but I think you'll find this
difficult to do. The way one might do this in a stack would be to
import
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