Hi Richard,
on 5/1/01 2:09 PM, Geoff Canyon wrote:
mcRipper is a MetaCard stack. It goes through another stack and notes
...
ps--if someone's already done this, let me know...
I've done a version of rip and burn for single-card stacks with XML
markup. I picked XML for markup because
I've got an image viewing Metacard program which can handle events received from a web
browser.
On the Mac I have configured my program as a helper application in the Internet
Control Panel (Advanced tab, Helper Apps), allowing the URL type emv to be associated
with my program.
In the browser
I tried to start using a .mt script without success. So, I assume
MC's library functionality is intended for stacks only. Correct?
It makes sense. How could a text file have the smarts to do that? It's
reminiscent of the scarecrow singing ...if I only had a brain.
But we've seen MC do so
Has anyone noticed that standard and rectangular btns in Windows (not
a problem on the Mac) have what appears to be a transparent pixel in
the upper-right corner. If you position such a btn over a dark
background, you'll see this odd speck. This is something new since
an earlier version of
Hi Craig,
Wild guesses:
- Could this have anything to do with the scrollbar's style
property? (The prop value can be scrollbar, progress, or scale.)
- How's the supply of available memory when it happens? That can
affect the way things are drawn on the screen.
Phil Davis
- Original
OK, hypothetically speaking...
Suppose you create a standalone app on the Mac. And the app has a
collection of data stacks that it uses, and they are in the same directory
as the app. And you set the shared flag to true (via ResEdit) and you put
it on a server.
Now two Mac clients both launch
Interesting questiong Rodney
I had a poke aroung the registry editor and found that under HKCR there is
key for each protocol with the shell commands you need to use. The keys are
very simmilar to accesing a file.
Hope that helps.
Cheers from Oz
I've got an image viewing Metacard program
Okay, here's my problem, maybe someone can see a problem with my logic:
I have a handler (loadFonts) that makes a list of the user's fonts,
sorts it alphabetically, and puts it into a button in the stack's
menuGroup (titled, appropriately enough, Text ) .
However, I keep getting an execution
It looks like the close sockets function does not accept the name of the socket,
but the host:port pair. this would make opening multiple sockes to the same port
rather difficult.
can someone please confirm/deny?
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Robin-David Hammond
56 Hardwick RD
Ashland MASS, USA
Contrary to popular
It looks like the close sockets function does not accept the name of the socket,
but the host:port pair. this would make opening multiple sockes to the same port
rather difficult.
can someone please confirm/deny?
-
Robin-David Hammond
56 Hardwick RD
Ashland MASS, USA
Contrary to popular
Further to my last email:
I misunderstood the role of importing EXT.dll as a component - it seems this just
binds the DLL to the stack/application. You must also include the DLL in the same
directory as the application you are creating.
Revised instructions below:
I strongly recommend that
- Original Message -
From: Karl Becker [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, May 03, 2001 4:07 PM
Subject: Strange behavior (2.3.2)
Okay, here's my problem, maybe someone can see a problem with my
logic:
I have a handler (loadFonts) that makes a list of the user's
The problem is that you need the EXT.dll file in the same folder as the
standalone engine. This is different from MacOS where the external is
actually in the resouces of the file. I had the exact same problem when I
first played with standalone externals on windows.
Further to my last email:
Robin-David Hammond wrote:
It looks like the close sockets function does not accept the name of the socket,
but the host:port pair. this would make opening multiple sockes to the same port
rather difficult.
I'm not sure about 2.3.x but in 2.4 you can number each socket like:
1.2.3.4:80|1
- Original Message -
From: slavko milekic [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, May 03, 2001 5:57 PM
Subject: MC and outside world
I am trying to use MC for student projects in building innovative
ways of
interacting with the outside world. I have come across
Scott,
I'm forwarding this to the list as well.
The purpose of the registry settings I posted is to allow you to associate a URL
protocol with an application (in this case, an application created with MC, which
implements the MC External DDE server). In my case I wanted to associate a
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