I've encountered an oddity with an option button.
The button has 7 lines of choices - always. This never varies.
Though the text of the choices do change.
On openCard, it takes the contents of a field, which is the current 7
choices, and puts it in the button.
Most of the time, the button
Title: Menu bar moving when starting script editor
I am running MC 2.3.2 for Win32. For some reason when I invoke the editor after loading my stack the menu bar moves and it changes to a full height title bar. Three questions:
1. What is the style of the MetaCard Menu Bar supposed to be
Hi all,
What is the version of the oldest "Fat" Supercard,
and where to find it?
How to port supercard stacks to MC?
Thanks, Seppe
Seppe Soleme wrote:
How to port supercard stacks to MC?
http://www.RunRev.com/revolution/developers/articles/movingtools/supercard.
html
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Richard Gaskin
Fourth World Media Corporation
Developer of WebMerge 2.2: Publish any database on any site
I can't remember if I tested the print command on OSX before. I know
it works on PPC and Windows. I could swear it worked on OSX as well
(I can't imagine NOT testing it), but for some reason, it fails.
And other things print in OSX, such as a TextEdit doc. So I know the
printer is
I belive it is SC 3.6.1; you'd have to contact http://supercard.us to
find out how to get it. Right now they're selling 4.1.1...
Ken Ray
Sons of Thunder Software
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Web Site: http://www.sonsothunder.com/
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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PS: Blogs are very hot right now. FreeCard has its own
blog now, at : http://www.communautic.uqam.ca/blog/ .
A blog is similar to a wiki, and many existing blogs
were crafted with wiki source-code. But the 'kicker'
is that all blogs ( apparently some wikis too) can be
remotely controlled via
Hello David,
I've been using blogger
for a couple of years now...
You knew about blogs *two years* ago. Wow! You are way
ahead of your time, David. IOW, you're a *genius* !
got an MC XML_RPC client somewhere
which you're welcome to.
Amazing! Superbe! Beyond my *wildest* expectations!
:))
On 6/5/03 1:57 PM, Shari wrote:
Why would the following fail? It stops the printer, and then the
printer won't print anything, from any program, until I start it again.
I don't have an answer, but I can verify that the same thing happens in
one of my stacks -- and only one. Other stacks print
Many months ago I seem to recall a discussion taking place about tabstops
and tab alignment. With MC2.5 there's doesn't appear to have been any
change to the tabstops property and I'm wondering if one solution might be
to use left, right and center as modifiers for the numerical parameters, to
I don't have an answer, but I can verify that the same thing happens
in one of my stacks -- and only one. Other stacks print fine. I
haven't yet figured out where the problem is, but it existed back in
MC 2.4.3.
Does the stack print correctly in other versions of MC?
Shari C
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Hi
One to keep an eye on:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/svgui/
Cheers
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B.App.Sc. (Hons.)
Executive Director
Sweat Technologies
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on Thu Jun 5 04:26:00 2003
jbv wrote:
in the EPStoMetacard stack (I'm not sure
I'm using the last version though), and more
specifically in the bezier handler, is there a way
to modify the equations used to get x values (and
the corresponding y values) EQUALLY SPACED
on the x axis ?
There are
Shari,
There is one simple solution but it's not for every use...
though I dont see why not... Here's the script I include in all my option buttons:
on mouseenter
-- any preconfig
--
get the number of lines in me
if it the menulines of me then set the menulines of me to it
pass mouseenter
I see you didn't set it just once, but have it reset itself on entry.
Have you had a problem with buttons resetting themselves?
No, I just got tired of scrolling that stupid menu which doesn't obey natural keyboard or mouse-wheel rules! ;)
Boy, was I glad to find that property 2 years after
That's a great idea, Scott. Exactly what I've been hoping for.
Craig
Many months ago I seem to recall a discussion taking place about tabstops
and tab alignment. With MC2.5 there's doesn't appear to have been any
change to the tabstops property and I'm wondering if one solution might be
to use
Do you mean creating a server side implementation or did any one use it :)
I've not used MC to create server side blog/Wiki stuff -- it's already been
done, but adding custom stuff to the core structure is I think a more
productive line to take.
On the end-user side, I've never been a fan of
On 6/5/03 5:47 PM, Shari wrote:
I don't have an answer, but I can verify that the same thing happens
in one of my stacks -- and only one. Other stacks print fine. I
haven't yet figured out where the problem is, but it existed back in
MC 2.4.3.
Does the stack print correctly in other versions
--On Friday, June 06, 2003 16:46:02 +0100 David Bovill [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Do you mean creating a server side implementation or did any one use it :)
Server side I meant. I did a basic one a while ago in a couple of hours
just to see what would involve.
I've not used MC to create
During a system upgrade at my ISP my MC CGIs are no longer working. While
I'm still diagnosing the issue with my ISP, at the moment it appears to be
related to a problem Ken had in which his ISP had not installed certain
libraries with their BSD installation.
Since apparently an ISP can have a
--On Friday, June 06, 2003 10:48:18 -0700 Richard Gaskin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
During a system upgrade at my ISP my MC CGIs are no longer working. While
I'm still diagnosing the issue with my ISP, at the moment it appears to be
related to a problem Ken had in which his ISP had not
on Thursday Jun 5 04:26:00 2003
jbv wrote:
[snip]
in the bezier handler, is there a way
to modify the equations used to get x values (and
the corresponding y values) EQUALLY SPACED
on the x axis ?
Here is an answer:
http://www.tinaja.com/text/bezchord.html
The description is:
(C) The
Hello List, Friends,
I'm searching for two things that could realy help me :
The 2.4 issue of the mchome.mc, mctools.mc and mchelp.mc stacks,
The last complete issue of MC for the linux-ppc platform (2.4.1, if i
right remember).
Could anyone, here, be kind enough to send theses files as email
Well, wikis are meant to do a different thing (i.e. documenting a group
project), weblogs are personal expression. I'm not too crazy about wikis
myself though if they are well designed they could be useful and easy to
use.
Regards, Andu Novac
A couple of interesting links regarding
Hello List, Friends,
I'm searching for two things that could really help me :
The 2.4 issue of the mchome.mc, mctools.mc and mchelp.mc stacks,
The last complete issue of MC for the linux-ppc platform (2.4.1, if i
right remember).
Could anyone, here, be kind enough to send theses files as email
Pierre Sahores wrote:
I'm searching for two things that could really help me :
The 2.4 issue of the mchome.mc, mctools.mc and mchelp.mc stacks,
The last complete issue of MC for the linux-ppc platform (2.4.1, if i
right remember).
Could anyone, here, be kind enough to send theses
I don't have an answer, but I can verify that the same thing
happens in one of my stacks -- and only one. Other stacks print
fine. I haven't yet figured out where the problem is, but it
existed back in MC 2.4.3.
Does the stack print correctly in other versions of MC?
I didn't try it on
andu wrote:
Since apparently an ISP can have a functional BSD server running that's
still missing libs MC requires, what are the complete system requirements
for MC?
Telnet to where mc is on the server and do: ldd mc. It will list the
availabe and missing libraries.
Thank you, but sadly
On 6/6/03 2:13 PM, Shari wrote:
I meant other versions of MC besides 2.4.3. My stack prints on Windows,
but not OSX. Both using 2.4.3. I haven't had a chance to see if it
will print in an earler/later version of MC.
I don't have any older versions around any more, but the problem happens
in
--On Friday, June 06, 2003 12:18:45 -0700 Richard Gaskin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
andu wrote:
Since apparently an ISP can have a functional BSD server running that's
still missing libs MC requires, what are the complete system
requirements for MC?
Telnet to where mc is on the server and do:
Alejandro,
Can you give us an example of this linear
interpolation?
At the end of this message you'll find the Bezier
handler I'm using. The linear interpolation works
although it's still a bit crude and needs some more
fine tuning.
I haven't had a look yet at the other approach you
mentioned
| From: Alain Farmer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
| Subject: Re: php wikis
|
| ... and will be releasing that open source
| (most likely public domain) ...
|
| Public Domain, eh! Admit it, David : I have had a (+)
| influence on you. ;-)
|
| ... as soon as it's all integrated
| with the CVS servers.
Hello David, Andu, and y'all,
I've not used MC to create server side blog/Wiki
stuff -- it's already been done...
Please, please, I *beg* you to give us some URLs to
have a look at these MetaCard-based blog/Wiki servers.
... but adding custom stuff to the core structure
is I think a more
On Fri, 2003-06-06 at 20:56, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Pierre Sahores wrote:
I'm searching for two things that could really help me :
The 2.4 issue of the mchome.mc, mctools.mc and mchelp.mc stacks,
The last complete issue of MC for the linux-ppc platform (2.4.1, if i
right
I'm looking at using the following to upload an MC stack to a server:
put ftp://;; tUser:tPword@tHost/tFileName / into tDestUrl
put url (binfile:tLocalFile) into url tDestUrl
Looks fine for a local file.
But if you download a stack via go stack url xxx, how do you reference
this cached stack to
On Sat, 2003-06-07 at 00:18, Ken Ray wrote:
Pierre,
Mark Talutto has an MC mirror at:
www.canelasoftware.com/mcmirror.html
You can DL the entire 2.4 build from there (he has 2.3.2, 2.4.1, 2.4.2,
2.4.3 and 2.5).
Ken Ray
Sons of Thunder Software
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Web Site:
--On Friday, June 06, 2003 15:02:52 -0700 Alain Farmer
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello David, Andu, and y'all,
snip
That's odd! My experience is exactly the contrary.
Blogs are like un-threaded forums. The messages just
pile in one after the other, most recent one on the
top.
That's the thing,
--On Friday, June 06, 2003 15:33:01 -0700 Scott Rossi
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm looking at using the following to upload an MC stack to a server:
put ftp://;; tUser:tPword@tHost/tFileName / into tDestUrl
put url (binfile:tLocalFile) into url tDestUrl
Looks fine for a local file.
But if
Hello Sadu, David, and y'all,
Yo! Another interested party here ...
So how about it, David. Do you have any download-URLs
for us? Reading is fun and instructive, but we want
to *play* with something. Some building blocks... ;-)
We're using a wiki to create a user extensible
software manual
Hello Andu and y'all,
Weblogs are not supposed to be edited in the way
wikis are because... they are not wikis.
Good point, Andu.
The gist of what I was getting at, though, is that the
reason why David might prefer blogs over wikis is that
wikis lack the automation of blogs.
I don't get it,
A year ago, I worked on an external for PPC and for Windows. I remember that
getting everything right was a nightmare, but I succeeded in compiling,
debugging, testing, installing, and deploying both using Codewarrior. Now I
need to make a new external for Mac OS X and I find I'm completely at
Tereza,
I haven't built an mach-o external with Codewarrior for quite a while, but what I DO have are several examples in ProjectBuilder.
If you're interested, I'll send you a small one off-list.
As far as outputting the binary, what you want to do is:
1) Compile your external code as a MacOS
Well that's what I get for not looking first. Seems there is now a ProjectBuilder example in the external package.
It looks like an oversight if the Mach-o target is missing from the CW project- there seems to be all the remnants of that target including settings and precompiled header files...
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