On 10 Feb 2009, at 04:40, Ray Horsley wrote:
But this doesn't:
put htmlpThis is an example./p/html into myHtmlDoc
put revBrowserOpen(tWinID, myHtmlDoc) into sBrowserId
set the BrowserId of image BrowserImage to sBrowserId
Ray, try with revBrowserSet, using the htmltext
Sorry. Ignore my first try. It fails already. (-:
Dave
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Hi Hugh
Usual technique to seek extra time from a client is to ask more
questions. :-)
I assume the string has to match on the start of a word boundary.
e.g.
put This is a test. into sourceText (note the punctuation)
whole(is is a test,sourceText) = FALSE
Case-sensitivity?
Dave
On
Hi Hugh
I think I wrote those mails a long time ago from the wrong address
and they've just been allowed through now.
Sorry if they prompted you to respond.
Cheers
Dave
Hi Dave,
Case sensitivity is an optional extra (although international
should, if
possible, be handled for those
Hi Hugh
I think I wrote those mails a long time ago from the wrong address
and they've just been allowed through now.
Sorry if they prompted you to respond.
Cheers
Dave
PS I think I just mailed again from the wrong address again. Expect
to see the same reply in a month or so. :-0
Hi
Please ignore my first attempt. It fails horribly. (-:
Here's another. Any better?
function whole s,t
put length(s) into tNumChars
put ,.;:?! space tab cr numToChar(13) into tWB
put offset(s,t) into tOff
if tOff = 0 then return false
return length(t) = (tOff + tNumChars - 1) OR
This doesn't check that the matched target starts on a word boundary,
But a simple check on char (tOff -1) or whether tOff is at the
beginning of the target shoud do it.
On 12 Jun 2007, at 20:32, Dave Cragg wrote:
Please ignore my first attempt. It fails horribly. (-:
Here's another. Any
On 12 Jan 2007, at 20:36, Ray Horsley wrote:
Greetings two days in a row!
Many of my clients have a variety of security systems or settings
in place which block LibUrl's calls to put and get from our remote
server. From time to time I get asked whether my standalone uses
port 80 or
On 23 Dec 2006, at 14:27, Shari wrote:
As for your neighbors who sent a goat to Malawi, which was a very
happy heartfelt gesture, did they truly save enough money on not
sending cards to buy a whole goat? Are cards and postage that
expensive? Or do they know that many people? Or are
Hi Hugh
I sympathise, but don't get yourself ill about it. (Save that for
dealing with British Gas.)
The nicest card I've received this year had Happy Holiday on it. But
it was written in crayon by the little girls next door, and had a
nice picture of reindeer on the front (or perhaps it
On 8 Nov 2006, at 20:54, Ray Horsley wrote:
Here's one of those things that's bothered me for some time now.
On the Mac I create a list behavior field, leave the default text
color as black and set the highlight color as something light, like
a light blue, to contrast against the black
On 8 Nov 2006, at 22:10, Ray Horsley wrote:
Thanks, Dave. I'm sure that would work. It just seems like an
inconvenience to have to do all the time when writing for both
platforms. I wonder why the inconsistency?
I was about to answer that it reflected the standard behavior on the
On 22 Sep 2006, at 16:10, Wilhelm Sanke wrote:
In case my comments were felt to be offensive,
Not in any way. It was only because your comments were so interesting
that I felt inspired to reply. It's not often we get a thread on
something so close to home.
Coincidentally, there was a
On 21 Sep 2006, at 20:40, Wilhelm Sanke wrote:
The Roman emperor Hadrian had built his Hadrian's wall across
England from Newcastle to Carlisle because he did not like bagpipe
music and kilts. When the Roman empire broke down in the 4th
century, the revolutionaries from Edinburgh again
Just a few comments on the Flash Player.
On 29 Aug 2006, at 01:08, Alain Farmer wrote:
3. Consider Flash: It's already pre-installed
on most systems, and can be used to make some
great UIs.
It's a good choice when plugins are an option. Flash
can make some pretty *flashy* stuff. :) It is
On 5 Jul 2006, at 18:52, Klaus Major wrote:
I think my first enhancement will be to translate the IDE to
Kisuaheli!
Not before time.
;-)
Thanks for taking over Richard's position.
Cheers
Dave
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On 27 Apr 2006, at 01:49, wouter wrote:
On Apr 26, 2006, at 4:34 AM, Dave Cragg wrote:
-snip-
I see a problem with using htmlText. Say a script contains html
entities such as gt;, for example in a script that builds some
html strings. Under my script, these would get converted
On 27 Apr 2006, at 12:31, Geoff Canyon wrote:
Attempting to take back the beer (I don't drink, so I'm not sure
why I'm bothering...)
And I don't colorize my scripts. How pathetic are we? Make sure
Richard buys you a nice meal.
put (oh no, #this will be a comment)
Everything after
On 27 Apr 2006, at 16:31, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Here's a tough one: Your script works great in MC (I've had to
modify it to use it there, and changed some color assignments while
I was at it -- see below), but it doesn't set the color of function
names when the function is used in the
On 26 Apr 2006, at 00:27, Ray Horsley wrote:
Hi Richard,
I've found the 'repeat for each' structure, the first one below, to
be incredibly faster than the second and third ones below since it
doesn't have to count returns or spaces to get to lines and words.
For example, in the second
On 26 Apr 2006, at 08:06, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Geoff Canyon wrote:
On Apr 25, 2006, at 4:00 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Anyone have ideas on how to speed up MC's script colorizing?
Funny you should ask. I did this once as a thought experiment,
with an eye to never storing the colorized
On 26 Apr 2006, at 15:03, Geoff Canyon wrote:
On Apr 26, 2006, at 4:34 AM, Dave Cragg wrote:
In a bid to steal Geoff's beer, I took a look at using the
htmlText to do this. It's certainly much faster. (A first attempt
below.)
Well, I'll see your colorization and raise you
On 26 Apr 2006, at 20:06, J. Landman Gay wrote:
I played with this for about an hour last night. I was using the
same technique, converting the script to htmltext using the replace
command. I had it mostly working but got stuck on exactly the issue
you mention. So let's let Geoff do it.
On 4 Mar 2006, at 17:02, Mathewson wrote:
The plural of CRITERION is CRITERIA.
According to who? (or is that WHOM?)
http://www.thefreedictionary.com/criterions
I'm glad to hear about Shari's dog. But, unless I'm much
mistaken, Shari's dog is not a contributor to the Metacard
Use List
On 30 Dec 2005, at 19:17, Richard Gaskin wrote:
I just added this line to the preOpenStack handler of mctools:
set the mcversion of stack MetaCard Menu Bar to the version
This will remove an ongoing annoyance for most users, but will fail
to notify anyone using engine versions more than
On 3 Dec 2005, at 15:53, Alejandro Tejada wrote:
Trying to load a reference of
the file like this produces an error:
-- start of example from CGI tutorial
http://www.hyperactivesw.com/cgitutorial/scripts2.html
put tipTemplate.txt into theTemplateFile
if there is no file theTemplateFile then
On 3 Dec 2005, at 18:36, J. Landman Gay wrote:
By the way, there is no file is valid syntax, so I don't think
that is the problem.
I never knew that. Thanks.
And sorry, Al, for any confusion I caused.
Cheers
Dave
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On 17 Oct 2005, at 18:36, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Robert Brenstein wrote:
I am trying to figure out how to do cgis in metacard.
I am using OS X with web sharing to serve the pages.
I've set the file permissions to read/write (apple cmd key I,
3 popup
buttons)
Yet the server says no
On 14 Sep 2005, at 03:59, Tariel Gogoberidze wrote:
Hi,
I'm posting in hope that Dave Gragg may read this and give me a tip.
We received the following letter from one of our potential clients
(CyberaRat is one of our products)
--
We have received a copy of Cyberrat for
On 18 Aug 2005, at 11:23, Klaus Major wrote:
Hi Reinhold.
Hello Dave!
repeat with i = 1 to num of lines in ImagePath
put line i of ImagePath into ImageName
repeat with k = 1 to 6
delete char 1 of ImageName
end repeat
put url (binfile: ImagePath) into url
On 17 Aug 2005, at 08:01, Reinhold Venzl-Schubert wrote:
Hi!
I try to create a new folder with this buttonscript
on mouseUp
ask file Create Folder for Export with Export
put it into NewFold # NewFold contains: /Users/rvs/Documents/
PCDATEN/metacard/Export
create NewFold
# create
On 17 Aug 2005, at 07:29, Reinhold Venzl-Schubert wrote:
Hi Klaus!
I had been happy too early :-(
Asche über mein Haupt
I had a blackout yesterday evening :-(
repeat with i = 1 to num of lines in ImagePath
put line i of ImagePath into ImageName
repeat with k = 1 to 6
On 4 Aug 2005, at 05:07, J. Landman Gay wrote:
I'm writing to the MC list because I don't want to start a flame
fest on the main Rev list. Is anyone here using the Revolution
debugger? There is a problem with it that has had me going around
the bend for the last week and I'd like some
On 7 Jul 2005, at 10:16, Mathewson wrote:
While a large part of the world is hooked on the I want it
now idea, and the servicing of the minimal attention span.
I want to SLOW PUPILS DOWN so that they absorb information,
see multimedia in a meaningful CONTEXT, and are forced to
pay attention
On 26 Feb 2005, at 21:23, Shari wrote:
Every so often I get a bug report that someone tried to launch the
program, and it wouldn't launch. More of a blink while it flashed on
the dock or something, but never actually opened.
I finally took a moment to follow up on one of these reports, after
On 26 Dec 2004, at 04:30, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Trying to understand how a mouseDown handler and a linkClicked handler
coexisted or interacted, I conducted this test:
In a field script, write
on linkClicked
put c after msg
end linkClicked
With the field unlocked, click with the command key
Hi all
A libUrl update (version 1.1.2) is available. You can get it here.
http://www.lacscentre.co.uk/liburl/releases.html
or do this in the message box
go url http://www.lacscentre.co.uk/liburl/updaters/liburl_1_1_2.rev;
No new features over 1.1.1. Just a couple of bug fixes.
Cheers
Dave
Hi
Until the RunRev site has the libUrl documentation back up again, you
can view it here:
http://www.lacscentre.co.uk/liburl/
You can also get an updater for the latest version (1.1.1 or 1.0.16)
there as well. (Note that the previously announced betas of these
versions introduced a bug that
On 20 Oct 2004, at 22:21, Richard Gaskin wrote:
I have a WebMerge customer whose reporting that he's getting an error
10053 when he tries to FTP. WebMerge uses libURL v1.0.13.
I can't reproduce the error here, and the user claims that the same
settings as he's using in WebMerge work well when
On 4 Oct 2004, at 16:38, Huisingh, Larry R wrote:
I believe this is just a slight clarification but what is probably
happening
as far as the Task Manager is concerned is that when you click Switch
To
Windows is giving control to the program in question. Normally, when a
program comes to the
I've no answer for David Epstein's problem, but I've encountered a
weird one of my own.
Om XP (SP1), I have a simple utility tool made from the 2.5 engine
named makeConfig_2.exe. There is a button on the screen whose script
has an answer file command in the first line of the mouseUp handler.
On 1 Oct 2004, at 18:58, Huisingh, Larry R wrote:
What happens if you turn off your anti-virus software? Perhaps that
name is
somehow triggering something in Norton that hangs your system. I have
heard
about performance problems of many types in many apps when the
anti-virus
program is
On 8 Sep 2004, at 03:17, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Some time ago Dave Cragg wrote:
The version of libUrl (1.1a3) currently being distributed with
the Rev 2.5 beta (engine 2.6.1) is not backwards compatible with
earlier engines. This is because of syntax added to support
secure sockets in https
On 22 Aug 2004, at 18:53, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
MC 2.5's help stack says that when you set an object's property from
within a setprop handler, setprop messages are not sent. Is this
true?
Here's my handler:
setProp beenChanged whether
put the short date into fld 3
set the beenChanged
On 26 Jul 2004, at 20:42, Brian Yennie wrote:
This reminds me of the warning the tools stack used to always give me
when I got new beta releases of Metacard- that the version of the
tools stack didn't match the version of the engine. Could we use this
same sort of logic, and maybe add an extra
On 27 Jul 2004, at 21:15, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Dave Cragg wrote:
On 26 Jul 2004, at 20:42, Brian Yennie wrote:
This reminds me of the warning the tools stack used to always give
me when I got new beta releases of Metacard- that the version of the
tools stack didn't match the version
Hi all
First, apologies for not making a bigger contribution to the IDE. (weak
excuses about other commitments, new dog ate my e-mail, etc.) As an
almost full-time user of the IDE, I'm grateful to everyone involved,
and especially the great poohbah.
Of course, there have been times when it
At 8:53 pm -0700 20/7/04, Richard Gaskin wrote:
But you raise a good point: would there be any harm in having
libURL automatically loaded?
I can't think of any. Unless someone tells me not to I'm inclined
to have it do so
I'm not so sure. (There has to be someone. :))
If the IDE
At 12:07 pm -1000 22/3/04, Sannyasin Sivakatirswami wrote:
I'm trying to boot up an older licensed version of Metacard:
MetaCard 2.4.3X
but it seems to be a badly broken, buggy version... put
109 is a number
in the msg box and I get a script error saying some a literal is
missing a quote in
Hi All
A beta of the latest version of libUrl is available at the following url:
http://www.runrev.com/revolution/developers/interimreleases/liburl/releases.shtml
In addition to some bug fixes, it has a number of new features:
It provides support for emulating htmls forms of types
At 8:36 am -0500 8/1/04, Ray Horsley wrote:
Thanks for your reply, Brian. I, too, found the mcEncrypt to be
undocumented. The way I learned of it is through studying Metacard's Ask
Dialog stack. If you specify ask password it encrypts the user's data.
Short of writing my own
At 1:15 pm -0800 13/12/03, Richard Gaskin wrote:
In working on my own tools I've found cases where the MC IDE's habit of not
passing system messages annoys. For example, the newTool message is not
passed, but after modifying MC to pass the message it allows me to have my
own tools that update
At 2:11 pm -0500 11/12/03, Ray Horsley wrote:
Hi Listers,
I'm currently working on a project using Metacard's ability to move files
between my local computer and an FTP site. I'm using the following syntax:
Put url ftp://userName:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/myFolder/myFile/ into
myLocalFilePath
Can
At 6:50 am +0100 4/12/03, MisterX wrote:
hi everyone,
Im making a long overdue tool that's just too fruity!
But i came across a limitation...
on mouseenter
put the selection into s1 -- bla bla bla
put the selectedchunk into s2 -- char x to y of field 1
put the selectedfield into s3 -- field
At 11:13 pm +0900 13/11/03, kweto wrote:
Hello List,
Sorry for the off-topic'ness -- and vagueness! -- of this bit of
self-indulgence but since this is the best and gentlest group to ask, I'll
fire away anyway.
I'm looking to put together a language-learning website that my students --
and my
At 1:23 am -0500 7/11/03, Shari wrote:
What's the fastest way to check if an URL exists?
I tried:
if URL http://www.whatever.com/something/else.html; is empty then
blah blah blah
end if
Very very slow. Is there a faster way?
You'll get different results, depending on whether the host server
At 6:57 pm + 25/10/03, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am trying to override this behavior when text is dropped to a locked field,
i.e., I want the dragged text to be displayed in
the locked field but remain, still selected,
where it was in the original field. The following procedure does not
At 12:39 am -0500 18/10/03, Ken Ray wrote:
3) I created a cgi-bin directory in the Sites folder to
hold my CGI.
I think this is where you went off track. The Darwin mc app
and your
cgi mt files should be in
/Library/WebServer/CGI-Executables/ at the
system level, not the user level.
Then
At 8:13 am -0400 27/9/03, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone have a one-line test for whether a file is a mc or rr
stack on a Mac?
switch the platform
caseWin32
return (char -3 to -1 of tFilePath is .mc) or (char -4 to -1
of tFilePath is .rev)
break
case MacOS
return
At 11:42 am -0700 25/9/03, Scott Rossi wrote:
Hey Folks:
I was curious if anyone else can confirm that unlock screen + visual effects
is broken on Windows MC2.5. I have two machines here on which I tried:
on mouseUp
lock screen
if the vis of btn 1 then
hide btn 1
else show
At 1:03 am -0700 10/9/03, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Scott Raney wrote:
A couple of points on the license-type debate:
1) We don't really care what license you use: anything from public domain
(least restrictive) to Artistic License (what PERL uses) to GPL (most
restrictive) would be fine.
2) A
At 10:22 am +0100 11/9/03, David Bovill wrote:
(By the way, I'll continue to make any updates for libUrl
available for the MC IDE. I guess these will continue to be posted
on the RunRev site, but when a site is finally settled for the MC
IDE, I suppose that would be a more appropriate location.)
At 1:29 pm +1200 21/8/03, Rodney Tamblyn wrote:
It appears that authenticated proxy servers are not supported in
Metacard/Revolution. Please tell me I am wrong.
You're kind of wrong. :)
If you know in advance that proxy authentication is required, you
need to set the httpHeaders appropriately.
Hi
Slightly off topic.
I've been experimenting with the Windows task scheduler (on XP and
2000). I've been using it to periodically run mt scripts with the
Windows cgi engine (cmc.exe).
It's working fine so far, but one minor annoyance is that the Windows
console window (or whatever it's
At 9:54 am -0700 7/8/03, Mark Talluto wrote:
On Thursday, August 7, 2003, at 09:36 AM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
I just did a test with MC 2.5:
I made a stack with one field, and put This is field data into it.
Then I added a custom prop and put This is prop data into it.
Then I put --this is
At 1:13 pm +0200 6/8/03, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dave,
Use the start command to run a batch without an interactive window.
In the old AT command this was a /i to add interactivity but it's
deprecated.
Using the start command has quite a few more advantages.
Type Start /? in a cmd.exe to see the
At 8:19 pm -0700 23/7/03, Alain Farmer wrote:
Hello Scott and y'all,
I have a persistant problem with the post url syntax
of MetaCard 2.5, as I did with 2.4 as well. The client
is a MetaCard 2.5 stack with the following handler in
a button :
on mouseUp
put http://www.giguere.uqam.ca/; into
On Thursday, June 26, 2003, at 09:29 pm, Scott Rossi wrote:
Is there a way to get/monitor the K downloaded when using the method
put
url DATA1 into url DATA2?
I know this possible using libURL and libUrlFtpUpload, but how about
put
url?
Sorry for the delay. I'm out of the country, and I'm
At 4:37 pm -0400 19/6/03, LK Hagen wrote:
I am running MC 2.4, and working on an app that sends off multiple url
requests to search engine in succession. If I interrupt the process and
start over, I inevitably get a queued message back from urlStatus(). the
urlStatus() function currently resides
At 2:25 pm +0200 12/6/03, Scott Rossi wrote:
On 6/12/03 1:39 PM, Dave Cragg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My main question is whether there is a way to play audio data through
a Player object without linking the Player to an external file or url.
I think the answer is no, but I'm really hoping I've
At 3:16 pm +0200 12/6/03, Scott Rossi wrote:
Come on, Scott. Where are these questions leading? Do you know something? :)
Probably into a brick wall.
If you're not using QT, I can only guess that whatever player is being used
may be taking time to decompress or otherwise decode the MP3 file. I
At 10:48 am -0700 12/6/03, Mark Talluto wrote:
On Thursday, June 12, 2003, at 05:51 AM, Dave Cragg wrote:
It has to be MP3 for the following reasons:
File size (weighting = 2)
Sound Quality vs compressed au (weighting = 1)
Buzzword compliance (weighting = 3)
Client says so (weighting = out
At 1:27 pm +0200 11/6/03, Scott Rossi wrote:
I'm trying to use MC to save a stack to a password protected directory on a
server. I created a designated username/password for the directory and I am
using the past-offered convention for assembling the destination filepath:
put the fileName of the
an earlier post.
At 1:05 am + 24/12/02, Dave Cragg wrote:
No great help, but a little more information. The system error
message you describe doesn't always occur in XP, and it can occur in
other Windows versions. I've seen it in NT 4.0, and have had reports
of it happening with Win 2000.
I first
At 3:37 pm +0900 7/3/03, kweto wrote:
Hello,
Odd thing. Something seems to get lost/added to my mc-cgi scripts
that are first typed as .txt on Windows and then ftp'ed/emailed to
my Apache-Linux server (as .txt) , because I'm finding myself having
to retype the whole thing (with gnu emacs) on the
At 12:14 pm -0800 20/2/03, Ray Horsley wrote:
Thank you xbury and Pierre,
I appreciate the suggestions, however, I've opened all 36 stacks I'm using
for testing, set the Destroy Stack on Close and the Destroy Window on Close
to true, and I also set the Always Buffer to false for all of them.
At 11:56 am -0800 5/2/03, Scott Rossi wrote:
How can one pause and resume a file download?
For example:
put http://www.server.com/special_file.jpg; into tFile
put url (binfile: tFile) into url MyDrive/Folder/MyJpeg.jpg
I understand you need to keep track of what's been downloaded, but how do
At 12:06 am -0500 7/2/03, Tariel Gogoberidze wrote:
This problem was already mentioned either on this or Rev list by Rich Herz
There are problems with MC access to internet with Norton
Internet Security (NIS) installed on Win XP. NIS must
be uninstalled, not merely turned off.
--
NIS on Win
At 11:42 am -0500 31/1/03, Gregory Lypny wrote:
Hi Dave,
Thanks for responding. Yes, I have checked the result
function after the post, and it is always empty. If I omit the CDML
tag -Max=All from my post, I immediately get the default 25 records
returned. And curiously, when I transfer the
At 1:58 pm -0800 21/1/03, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Ian Gordon wrote:
put ftp://; urlEncode(tUsername) : tPass @ tadd tpath into
ftpPath
put url (binfile: SrcFilename) into tData
libUrlFtpUpload tData, ftpPath
The specs I found online suggested encoding the user name and/or password,
At 1:02 pm +0100 8/1/03, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
not that Im chinese or use such a system but...
have you tried setting the text of the field as
htmltext or rtf? Ultimately there's also the unicodetext,
unidecode/uniencode functions that might help...
At the moment, the problem is in 2.4.3,
At 11:09 am -0500 8/1/03, Richard MacLemale wrote:
It's the metacard engine for Darwin. You can slap it into your
CGI-EXECUTABLES folder and then write MetaTalk scripts to do cool CGI stuff.
Changing topic slightly...
I've seen a number of recommendations recently to put the mc cgi
engine
Hi
My problem is not how to render Chinese text, but how not to.
I received the report from a user of Chinese Windows, but can
reproduce it here on Win XP by setting Language for non-Unicode
programs to Chinese (under the Advanced tab on Regional and
Language Options Control Panel). This is
At 9:30 pm -0500 22/12/02, John Kiltinen wrote:
snip
The problem is that in the conversion to the new version of MetaCard, as I
understand it, is that the handling of Internet functionality has been
taken over by the libURL system. In order to incorporate this funcionality
into my program, I
At 7:40 pm -0500 23/12/02, Braintree Athletics wrote:
Putting the drives or the volumes will give you a list of
available drives
with media in MacOS. In win95, 98 and XP you get a list of all mechanically
attached equipment. If you then do a If there is
a:/mydisk/myfolder then ...
line of
At 10:21 am -0800 12/12/02, Richard Gaskin wrote:
We can download stacks easily using the load command, followed by a go url
command once the file is cached.
However, if we want to transfer gzipped stacks we need some way to run the
url cache through the decompress function.
How can we accss
At 10:53 am -0800 12/12/02, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Dave Cragg wrote:
How can we accss the cache to alter it before using the go url command?
go stack decompress(url http://whatever.com/whatever.gz;)
How can that be used with the load command?
First:
load url http://whatever.com
At 3:47 pm -0800 12/12/02, Richard Gaskin wrote:
First:
load url http://whatever.com/whatever.gz; ##now in cache
then later:
go stack decompress(url http://whatever.com/whatever.gz;) ##will
take it from the cache
I don't think so. Here I get a not a stack error, which seems logical
At 9:59 am +1100 25/11/02, Emery Schubert wrote:
In MC 2.4 when I select the button tool to edit a button my first click
seems to create a new button instead of selecting the button I clicked. I
have tried first clicking at different regions of the button, and sometimes
the problem doesn't
At 12:01 pm -0500 30/10/02, Gregory Lypny wrote:
It works fine when I test it on localhost using the MC post command as
username:password@localhost/path/FMPro?-db=dbName.fp5-lay=layoutName-format=fileName.txt-findAll
and the container it returns all of the records I want.
But when I test it
At 4:05 pm -0500 31/10/02, Gregory Lypny wrote:
Hi Dave,
Thanks for responding. The result is always empty and so is
the container it. All of the information about the local host is
identical to the remote host, even the port number.
I have a guess about the source of the problem which I'm
At 5:19 pm -0800 28/10/02, RCS wrote:
I use 'socketTimeoutInterval' quite often...but that is for reading and
writing to a socket that is already open. I am looking for a timeout setting
for 'connecting' to a socket. If I use 'open socket' to connect to a device
that is either offline (or
On Tuesday, September 10, 2002, at 12:08 AM, Karl Becker wrote:
I'm using 2.4.3. Maybe I explained this wrong.
I want it to work only on the graphic, not on the rect of the graphic.
I'm calling the function:
within( grc id drawnID, bufLoc ) --actual syntax
and it is returning true,
At 12:15 am +0300 31/8/02, Ruslan Zasukhin wrote:
on 8/31/02 0:04, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Correct. 2.4.2 is the last version with a CFM-based Carbon version.
Okay, I ask because for
MC Classic we have use XFCN
MC Carbon have use CODE resource
MC Mach-o
downloads/uploads.
More information is at the following url:
http://www.runrev.com/revolution/developers/interimreleases/liburl/releases.shtml
Cheers
Dave Cragg
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At 10:56 pm -0700 24/8/02, Richard Gaskin wrote:
With this script on the server:
#!mc
on startup
if $REQUEST_METHOD is POST then
read from stdin until empty
put it into buffer
put Content-Type: text/plain cr
put Content-Length: the length of buffer cr cr
put
At 2:33 am -0700 25/8/02, Richard Gaskin wrote:
To check if the problem is at the client or server end, you should
check the result of the post statement.
post tData to url http://www.fourthworld.net/cgi-bin/t.mt;
if the result is empty then
put it into fld r
else
answer the result
At 5:17 pm -0700 21/8/02, Richard Gaskin wrote:
LiangTyan Fui wrote:
Based on what I've observed from the list, the following is what I am using
now for browser handling:
on launchBrowser theURL
switch the platform
case MacOS
put open
libUrl use the conventional LIST command
(the default) which for most servers returns the conventional
Unix-style directory listings. Or you can switch to the NLST comand
which returns a list of file names only.
Details of these features are on the website.
Cheers
Dave Cragg
At 12:25 am -0400 2/8/02, Simon Lord wrote:
Andu seemed to have this figured out in his FTP sample stack. But
I'm trying to stick to libUrl seeing as it's working out for me
nicely thanks mostly to the help I've been receiving here.
Currently I'm trying to get a listing of filenames in a
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