Hi everyone,
In view of the future, and with regards to what is running,
how can you know if it is MetaCard or RR running your stack?
one for the language trivia...
Thanks
Xavier
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Hi everyone,
In view of the future, and with regards to what is running,
how can you know if it is MetaCard or RR running your stack?
Well, at first glance I see 2 options :
- checking the version : if it's beyond 2.5 it must be RR;
otherwise, no way to know...
- if it's a standalone, the
On Fri, 2003-08-01 at 11:13, MisterX wrote:
Hi everyone,
In view of the future, and with regards to what is running,
how can you know if it is MetaCard or RR running your stack?
one for the language trivia...
Thanks
Xavier
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At 2:13 AM -0700 8/1/03, MisterX wrote:
In view of the future, and with regards to what is running,
how can you know if it is MetaCard or RR running your stack?
Try this:
function isRunningRev
try
get revAppVersion() -- Rev library function
return true -- if the above produced no
if the stacks contains .rev then
...
else if the stacks contains .mc then
...
end if
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Bien cordialement, Pierre Sahores
No good. I routinely change the extensions of the stacks I
distribute, so that if they have Rev or MC on their computer, my
icons do not ball up Metacards. So
Since you say it's for internal use, this may be acceptable, but if
you're looking for a suggestion, you might try breaking the stack up
into a few smaller stacks, or just keeping all of your images on
disk in a directory and use fileName properties rather than
importing the images.
The images
super use of try!
Thanks!
Xavier
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At 2:13 AM -0700 8/1/03, MisterX wrote:
In view of
