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Re: Runrev Server Client Example?

2010-04-05 Thread Pierre Sahores



Le 5 avr. 10 à 04:20, Shani a écrit :


1, Revtalk to PHP through Socket using TCP/IP


http://www2.sahores-conseil.com/insead/page4.php

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Re: Saving audioclips to a file as ...

2010-04-05 Thread Richmond Mathewson


 On 05/04/2010 03:54, stephen barncard wrote:

Good Afternoon,

Is it possible to export an audioclip to a standard .wav or .aif file in
Rev?

put audioClip 3 into URL(binfile:  sFilePath)

...  creates a file, but it won't play -- just makes a text file with the
contents of sFIlepath..

can't get there from here?

what is the audio equivalent of imageData  ?


sqb

This is an old chestnut that I remember mentioning about 6 years ago!

RunRev has no audioClip or videoClip export facilities; a lack that needs
to be remedied.
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Re: Which char is NOT in result MD5Digest

2010-04-05 Thread Claudi Cornaz


Hi Richard and Dave,

Thanks for the answers. It works like a charm.
Not something I would have found in a long long time.

Anyway back to coding again.

Claudi




On 3 apr 2010, at 17:28, Richard Gaskin wrote:


Claudi Cornaz wrote:


Is there a character that won't be in the result of the MD5Digest?

I try to ceate a list of control id's a comma and the MD5Digest of  
the

script of that control.
Unfortunatly the cr character can be part of the resulting MD5 thus
throwing of my lines with a part of the MD5.

Now of course I can replace the cr but which char to use? I need one
that for sure isn't returned by the MD5.
Or differently: how can I keep my control id's and corresponding MD5
seperated from each other in a list, to get at each in turn?


If you can deal with a string that's a bit longer, you could base64- 
encode the MD5 digest:


put base64Encode(md5Digest(tMyString))

That'll result in a string using only a relatively small subset of  
ASCII characters, leaving most common delimiters (commas, tabs,  
etc.) free for you to use however you like.


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Wierd stack behaviour- location is off the planet!

2010-04-05 Thread planix

Hiya,

RunRev 4 Build 950 on a Windows XP.

I wonder if anyone has seen the following.

I have a stack which fronts a series of sub-stacks. It doesn't have any
scripts apart from a menu choice so the user can go from this stack to the
other sub-stacks where data is stored and managed.

The problem I have is that suddenly, and for no discernible reason, the
front stack disappeared. It seemed to be available and visible was set to
true. So, I had a look in size position properties. There I found that the
location of this stack was set at -32165, -31850. Bizarre. I don't have any
coding anywhere in my stacks that resets window location or anything.

Ho, hum, thunk I I'll just reset the location manually and viola, problem
solved! Hah! No such luck. I can't change the location. Doesn't matter what
I type in it sets back to the location described above. Without even a mild
attempt to come back to me.

I have no idea how I made this happen. And I have no idea of how to make it
come back.

Any thoughts on this? Seems like a bug to me. So, I will report it unless I
am just doing something blindingly stupid.
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Re: Wierd stack behaviour- location is off the planet!

2010-04-05 Thread Devin Asay



On Apr 5, 2010, at 6:02 AM, planix wrote:



Hiya,

RunRev 4 Build 950 on a Windows XP.

I wonder if anyone has seen the following.

I have a stack which fronts a series of sub-stacks. It doesn't have  
any
scripts apart from a menu choice so the user can go from this stack  
to the

other sub-stacks where data is stored and managed.

The problem I have is that suddenly, and for no discernible reason,  
the
front stack disappeared. It seemed to be available and visible was  
set to
true. So, I had a look in size  position properties. There I found  
that the
location of this stack was set at -32165, -31850. Bizarre. I don't  
have any

coding anywhere in my stacks that resets window location or anything.

Ho, hum, thunk I I'll just reset the location manually and viola,  
problem
solved! Hah! No such luck. I can't change the location. Doesn't  
matter what
I type in it sets back to the location described above. Without even  
a mild

attempt to come back to me.

I have no idea how I made this happen. And I have no idea of how to  
make it

come back.

Any thoughts on this? Seems like a bug to me. So, I will report it  
unless I

am just doing something blindingly stupid.


Did you try 'set the lockmessages to true' before changing the loc?  
Don't forget to set it to false when everything's fixed, though.


Devin

Devin Asay
Humanities Technology and Research Support Center
Brigham Young University

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Re: formatting data in a field

2010-04-05 Thread DunbarX

Dave, I think what was not made strongly enough in all the posts was that 
at least one numerical operation has to be performed for the numberformat to 
lock in. So:

get 1.234
set numberformat to 0.0
put it

will give you 1.234

In the responses, you may have seen the variable multiplied by 1, which may 
have seemed superfluous. It is not. Personally, I like to add 0. But you 
have to do something.

get 1.234
set numberformat to 0.0
add 0 to it
put it

gives you 1.2

Craig Newman
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Re: Runrev Server Client Example?

2010-04-05 Thread Shani

Thanks Pierre, this is very good Example and it is very helpful. is there is
any other examples.


2. Revtalk to VB through Socket using TCP/IP
3. Revtalk to JAVA through Socket using TCP/IP
4. Revtalk to C through Socket using TCP/IP
5. Revtalk to JADE through Socket using TCP/IP
6 Revtalk to C++ through Socket using TCP/IP
7  Revtalk to C# through Socket using TCP/IP
etc

Regards,
SHANI

On Mon, Apr 5, 2010 at 8:32 AM, Pierre Sahores psaho...@free.fr wrote:


 Le 5 avr. 10 à 04:20, Shani a écrit :


  1, Revtalk to PHP through Socket using TCP/IP


 http://www2.sahores-conseil.com/insead/page4.php

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Re: Rev Talk Socket

2010-04-05 Thread Mark Schonewille


Hi Shani,

I have posted the script for a very simple telnet server on my blog at  
http://blog.schonewille.tk. Maybe it helps you.


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Economy-x-Talk is always looking for new software development  
projects. Feel free to contact me for a quote.


Op 5 apr 2010, om 04:20 heeft Shani het volgende geschreven:


HI

Is there is any RevTalk Server Client Example with any program

1, Revtalk to PHP through Socket using TCP/IP
2. Revtalk to VB through Socket using TCP/IP
3. Revtalk to JAVA through Socket using TCP/IP
4. Revtalk to C through Socket using TCP/IP
5. Revtalk to JADE through Socket using TCP/IP
6 Revtalk to C++ through Socket using TCP/IP
7  Revtalk to C# through Socket using TCP/IP
etc


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Re: formatting data in a field

2010-04-05 Thread David Coker

 Dave, I think what was not made strongly enough in all the posts was that
 at least one numerical operation has to be performed for the numberformat to
 lock in. So:

 get 1.234
 set numberformat to 0.0
 put it

 will give you 1.234

 In the responses, you may have seen the variable multiplied by 1, which may
 have seemed superfluous. It is not. Personally, I like to add 0. But you
 have to do something.

 get 1.234
 set numberformat to 0.0
 add 0 to it
 put it

 gives you 1.2

Thank you Craig,
Out of all the small apps I've built with Rev so far, this is the
first time I've ever had the need to to format a number and in this
case it's purely to enhance what the user will see. It's all good info
and I appreciate all of the tips and suggestions because I'm sure that
I (or someone else) will need the knowledge down the road somewhere.

Best regards,
David C.
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Mucking around with unicodeText fields ???

2010-04-05 Thread Richmond Mathewson

 Imagine, if you will, a field containing a fairly long string of 
unicodeText . . .


Now, some of the characters in the field (let's call it fld FIRST) are 
in the wrong order . . .


And, we want to find the ones that are in the wrong places and move them 
into the right places

let's say in fld SECOND . . .

Now, my problem is that I can envisage this sort of script:

on mouseUp
   if the unicodeText in fld FIRST contains (numToChar(57888)  
numToChar(57999)) then


   --- do something terribly clever that changes their order in the 
unicodeText and

   --- puts the whole unicodeText into fld SECOND

  end if
end mouseUp

but for the life of me I can't work out how to swap the chars round; 
this is extremely easy to do with

non-unicode text:

on mouseUp
put CHEESE into fld THIRD
   replace EE with A in fld THIRD
end mouseUp

this:

on mouseUp
   set the useUnicode to true
   if the unicodeText of fld FIRST contains (numToChar(57888)  
numToChar(57999)) then
  replace the unicodeText(numToChar(57888)  numToChar(57999)) with 
the unicodeText(numToChar(57999)  numToChar(57888)) in fld FIRST

   end if
end mouseUp

does not work.

And this:

on mouseUp
   set the useUnicode to true
   if the unicodeText of fld FIRST contains (numToChar(57888)  
numToChar(57999)) then
  replace (numToChar(57888)  numToChar(57999)) with 
(numToChar(57999)  numToChar(57888)) in fld FIRST

   end if
end mouseUp

de-unicodes the text in fld FIRST, so I end up with a string of boxes.
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Fwd: Mucking around with unicodeText fields ???

2010-04-05 Thread Richmond Mathewson


 Here he goes again; replying to his own messages . . . :)

Imagine, if you will, a field containing a fairly long string of 
unicodeText . . .


Now, some of the characters in the field (let's call it fld FIRST) 
are in the wrong order . . .


And, we want to find the ones that are in the wrong places and move 
them into the right places

let's say in fld SECOND . . .

Now, my problem is that I can envisage this sort of script:

on mouseUp
if the unicodeText in fld FIRST contains (numToChar(57888)  
numToChar(57999)) then


--- do something terribly clever that changes their order in the 
unicodeText and

--- puts the whole unicodeText into fld SECOND

end if
end mouseUp

but for the life of me I can't work out how to swap the chars round; 
this is extremely easy to do with

non-unicode text:

on mouseUp
put CHEESE into fld THIRD
replace EE with A in fld THIRD
end mouseUp

this:

on mouseUp
set the useUnicode to true
if the unicodeText of fld FIRST contains (numToChar(57888)  
numToChar(57999)) then
replace the unicodeText(numToChar(57888)  numToChar(57999)) with the 
unicodeText(numToChar(57999)  numToChar(57888)) in fld FIRST

end if
end mouseUp

does not work.

And this:

on mouseUp
set the useUnicode to true
if the unicodeText of fld FIRST contains (numToChar(57888)  
numToChar(57999)) then
replace (numToChar(57888)  numToChar(57999)) with (numToChar(57999)  
numToChar(57888)) in fld FIRST

end if
end mouseUp

de-unicodes the text in fld FIRST, so I end up with a string of boxes.

This WORKS:

on mouseUp
   set the useUnicode to true
   if the unicodeText of fld FIRST contains (numToChar(57888)  
numToChar(57999)) then

  get the unicodeText of fld FIRST
  replace (numToChar(57888)  numToChar(57999)) with 
(numToChar(57999)  numToChar(57888)) in it

  set the unicodeText of fld FIRST to it
   end if
end mouseUp

Documentation is NOT helpful in this respect.

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Re: Rev Talk Socket

2010-04-05 Thread Shani

Great work!

Thanks

Regards,
SHANI

On Mon, Apr 5, 2010 at 6:41 PM, Mark Schonewille 
m.schonewi...@economy-x-talk.com wrote:

 Hi Shani,

 I have posted the script for a very simple telnet server on my blog at 
 http://blog.schonewille.tk. Maybe it helps you.

 --
 Best regards,

 Mark Schonewille

 Economy-x-Talk Consulting and Software Engineering
 Homepage: http://economy-x-talk.com
 Twitter: http://twitter.com/xtalkprogrammer

 Economy-x-Talk is always looking for new software development projects.
 Feel free to contact me for a quote.

 Op 5 apr 2010, om 04:20 heeft Shani het volgende geschreven:


  HI

 Is there is any RevTalk Server Client Example with any program

 1, Revtalk to PHP through Socket using TCP/IP
 2. Revtalk to VB through Socket using TCP/IP
 3. Revtalk to JAVA through Socket using TCP/IP
 4. Revtalk to C through Socket using TCP/IP
 5. Revtalk to JADE through Socket using TCP/IP
 6 Revtalk to C++ through Socket using TCP/IP
 7  Revtalk to C# through Socket using TCP/IP
 etc


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Wierd stack behaviour- location is off the planet!

2010-04-05 Thread Malte Pfaff-Brill

Hi Planix,

is by chance the iconic property of your stack set to true?

Try in messagebox:

set the iconic of stack yourStack to false


Hth,

Malte

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Desktop innovation? Future of the desktop?

2010-04-05 Thread Peter Alcibiades

I don't use gnome, and preferred kde 3.5 to 4.x, and fluxbox to both of 
them, but evidently some are really really enthusiastic about the 
innovation which Gnome 3 supposedly represents.  

Gnome enthusiasts like Richard G may find this interesting.

Peter

http://blogs.techrepublic.com.com/opensource/?p=1405tag=leftCol;post-1405
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Is onrev down?

2010-04-05 Thread Jim Lambert

Anyone else having difficulty logging into onRev cPanel, using the on-rev app, 
or using on-rev mail?

thanks,
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