My understanding is that WW4 has begun.
On Thu, 2003-08-07 at 09:56, jbv wrote:
Hi all,
I'm a bit surprised by the lack of response to
my post from 2 weeks ago regarding the best
way to implement openGL in MC...
Has everybody lost interest in that feature ?
Or is everyone on vacation
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
I haven't tried this yet (I may have back during the beta), but can you
tell me if this works on all platforms or is this an OSX only thing?
On Sunday, August 10, 2003, at 01:57 AM, Tuviah M Snyder wrote:
Create three drawer stacks whose sum of heights is the height of the
base stack (or
On Fri, 2003-08-08 at 04:53, Chipp Walters wrote:
In order to create the next generation: a new and much faster version of RR,
we're going to have to remove the 'set the script' command and treat
Transcript just as other compilers-- like C++, etc..
Would this make a difference? IOW, if
on 8/7/03 2:44 PM, Shari at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
All of this talk about something working with a licensed Home stack
versus as standalone make me wonder
How many, who have purchased licenses, use MC/Rev to build
standalones, that will be distributed to others?
That was THE REASON
Robert Brenstein wrote:
That is a nice approach if switching scripts was to support multiple
functionality. However, it will not work if the 'set script' is used
to update a distributed stack to a new version or fix a bug without
having to replace the whole stack.
Not necesarily. After all,
BTW I think one should extend the poll to Rev list...
I'm wondering if the responses would be similar...
I am very sure that the results will be quite different. My feeling
is that dynamic scripting is not something that beginners and
hobbysts use much. MC was strongly geared to professional
Ken Ray wrote:
I called it like this:
on mouseup
LaunchIt /Volumes/FourthWorld/4W Catalog/webmerge/WebMerge
2.0/WebMerge Help/WebMerge_Help/WebMergeHelp.html
end mouseup
And got an error:
Error:usage: cp [-R [-H | -L | -P]] [-f | -i] [-p] src target
cp [-R [-H | -L | -P]] [-f
Create three drawer stacks whose sum of heights is the height of the
base stack (or otherwise, if you like).
It is possible..it hasn't been documented for some reason
drawer x1 at right,top in stack parent
drawer x2 at right,center in stack parent
drawer x3 at right,top in stack parent
Same
Hi everyone,
Is this megaproblem Windows only?
put 2 ^ .5 = 1.414214
put pi = 3.14159265358979323846
put pi * 1 = 3.141593 --- ooops...
put 0.0005 * 0.0005 = 0
Other than start writting out externals,
is there a way to use Real math precision?
Like PI!
but avoiding
put 10 *
How many, who have purchased licenses, use MC/Rev to build
standalones, that will be distributed to others?
I don't create much for my own use. 99% of
everything I do, is for distribution, to produce income.
The rest of you?
The same, there.
--
Bien cordialement, Pierre Sahores
Inspection
With the current interest in downloadable example files, remember that
RevNet has a large and growing index of such things, including tutorials,
tools, games, and more.
To help make it even easier to add files to RevNet's Stacks index I'm
considering adding support for a common XML format already
Stacks and Pieces of Code for
Runtime Revolution
by Alejandro Tejada Capellan
Download these experiments with the
Polygon graphics of Revolution from this website:
http://www.geocities.com/capellan2000/
BezierLine1_1.zip
CurvedDrawingPen_v01.zip
ScreenArtv1.zip
SVGfiles.zip
I know how to get cookies from a server-side app, but if I have a client
standalone that needs to read a cookie from the local machine in order
to send it via get url() and set the httpheaders, how doe I get the
values to pass?
On OS X I know I can read the /Library/Cookies/Cookies.plist file,
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