on 8/31/02 5:33, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
FWIW, there is also a Darwin engine on X.
What you mean ? MetaCard.app ?
No- the Darwin version is separate. It is X11-based command line tool. You can
run scripts from Terminal, or if you install XDarwin you can run
How do I get the Mac menubar to update without clicking outside the
window? Without clicking on anything? From within the script? So
that when the program goes to a different card, the menubar
automatically updates without the user having to click somewhere?
(Sometimes the user choosing a
Phil Davis a écrit :
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From: David Bovill [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, August 30, 2002 11:33 AM
Subject: Re: More CGI Stuff
On Fri, 2002-08-30 at 16:13, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Unfortunately, no- the server will spawn a new
I am trying to determine whether and how I can put a
metacard stack on my website and have my readers
access it.
In hypercard it is possible to open a web page using
the open url command.
I am looking through the metacard documentation and
finding it sparse, though I am sure it must be in
Hi Shari:
Try making different manubar sets and select the one you want on preOpenCard.
/H
Very high maintenance.
In my first Metacard project (now defunct due to a highly unpopular
subject, ah well!), I was green from Hypercard and did not put the
menubar in the background. When I
On 8/31/02 9:57 AM, Shari wrote:
Hi Shari:
Try making different manubar sets and select the one you want on
preOpenCard.
Very high maintenance.
Actually, after I posted, I noticed you only need to change the menus
when a card opens. In that case, I think the alternate menu groups idea
On 8/31/02 9:57 AM, Shari wrote:
I had considered having a menubar for each card for this project, but as
several of the same menu buttons are on each card, one change would mean
many changes.
I forgot to address this point. The buttons in each menu group which are
duplicated across
I forgot to address this point. The buttons in each menu group which
are duplicated across different menu bars should not contain
extensive scripts; they should only call a common handler that
exists farther up the hierarchy. That way if you need to make
changes to their behavior, you only
OK, time for my bizarro question for this month.
HP laser printers have built-in web servers so that you can configure them
via a web browser. On our network we've got about 30 HP laser printers. 4
times a year our district office asks us for page counts... Which means I
have to go to each
--On Saturday, August 31, 2002 15:57:27 -0400 Richard MacLemale
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK, time for my bizarro question for this month.
HP laser printers have built-in web servers so that you can configure them
via a web browser. On our network we've got about 30 HP laser printers.
4
Oh man, I am sooo close!
I can taste it...
I put a handler in called updateMenus to run when moving to a card
that changes the menubar.
The gist of it is to suspend the stack, and then resume it. And it
does work. The menubar does update.
on updateMenus
lock screen
lock messages
On 8/31/02 3:18 PM, Shari wrote:
I put a handler in called updateMenus to run when moving to a card that
changes the menubar.
The gist of it is to suspend the stack, and then resume it. And it does
work. The menubar does update.
No need to do it that way though. I just set up a test:
On 8/31/02 3:18 PM, Shari wrote:
I put a handler in called updateMenus to run when moving to a card that
changes the menubar.
I spoke too soon again. A better way is set the menubar of this stack
to blah instead of using defaultmenubar. While setting the default
menubar does work, it
I love that MetaCard has built-in support for mice scrollwheels to
scroll text fields in MetaCard. That's great (for Mac OS X). However,
is there any way I could get that same behavior for a group with
scrollbars?
I suspect I could do something with setting up a hidden field maybe...
any
Which is very cool stuff!
I just want to point out one difference that I'm trying to obtain, however: *multiple* long running processes with shared memory, and everything done with Metacard! =).
Since I want most of the work to happen in Metacard, its not as valuable if I can only maintain one
--On Saturday, August 31, 2002 20:51:31 -0400 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Which is very cool stuff!
I just want to point out one difference that I'm trying to obtain,
however: *multiple* long running processes with shared memory, and
everything done with Metacard! =).
Since I want most
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