On 5/9/13 5:36 AM, Björnke von Gierke wrote:
On 09.05.2013, at 04:51, J. Landman Gay wrote:
This list is pretty much deserted now.
I'm a tumbleweed!
*wheee*
LOL. We are desert wanderers.
Your reply reminded me of a joke. It's what the snail said when he rode
on a turtle
This list is pretty much deserted now. Most of your questions have been
discussed on the LiveCode list many times. You can look in the archives
here:
http://runtime-revolution.278305.n4.nabble.com/
Basically the only difference is there is no password protection in the
OSS version, and you
On 4/13/13 12:36 PM, Vokey, John wrote:
Same here. I suspect it has something to do with the (former)
licensing code, but the constant throwing of the error makes it
impossible to open the script to edit it.
I agree it's likely due to the missing security module. If there's a
locked stack in
On 2/12/13 12:19 PM, David Epstein wrote:
After years of using Metacard 2.5, I've started using LiveCode 4.5 and
5.5.3 as well as the the Metacard interface for those. Particularly on my
older Mac (PowerPC chip System 10.4) I have noticed some significantly
slower operations with the newer
On 11/7/12 6:06 PM, Huisingh, Larry R wrote:
I have just moved to a Windows 7 PC from Windows XP. This is the
first time I have tried to modify my stack on the Windows 7 platform.
When I try to show a stack with the show wd xx (where xx is a stack
name) command in the Message Box I get the
On 9/20/12 3:25 PM, Alain Farmer wrote:
* With MetaCard 2.5, above a [few] thousand cards, performance slowed
down dramatically.
Is Rev faster than this? Can Rev handle tens-of-thousands of cards?
Would it require Valentina? Does Rev support mySQL databases ?
For that many cards you should
Where does the plugin manager store its lists of auto-open stacks? Two
of my stacks always open on launch without me telling them to and I
can't get rid of them. I figure they must be in that list. They aren't
plugins, btw.
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On 12/8/11 6:28 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Where does the plugin manager store its lists of auto-open stacks? Two
of my stacks always open on launch without me telling them to and I
can't get rid of them. I figure they must be in that list. They aren't
plugins, btw.
Never mind, I see it reads
On 12/8/11 8:13 PM, Ken Ray wrote:
On Dec 8, 2011, at 6:43 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Never mind, I see it reads the folder contents. Something's
completely screwed up with my plugins manager. It's off by two. And
when I tried to debug the script, none of the variables show up in
the variable
On 9/8/11 12:23 PM, Shari wrote:
Is there some way to fix the indents so that the only additional indents
are for script errors, and not empty places that I just haven't filled
in yet? This is driving me up a wall!
Remove the carriage return between the get random line and the first
if it
On 9/8/11 12:51 PM, Shari wrote:
Remove the carriage return between the get random line and the first
if it is. Then the rest will align.
No luck. I moved the first if right up under the get to no avail. It
still doesn't align.
Works in 4.6.4.
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On 9/8/11 1:34 PM, Shari wrote:
On 9/8/11 12:51 PM, Shari wrote:
Remove the carriage return between the get random line and the first
if it is. Then the rest will align.
No luck. I moved the first if right up under the get to no avail. It
still doesn't align.
Works in 4.6.4.
Ah. I'm at
On 6/30/11 8:33 AM, Ken Ray wrote:
Hey all,
I just gave a presentation last weekend at the LiveCode Live event on the MC
IDE and one of the things I brought up was the fact that a great benefit to
the MC IDE vs the LiveCode IDE is that it really tries to get out of the
way of the developer.
On 6/30/11 5:18 AM, Richmond Mathewson wrote:
Whacko! This built Metacard perfectly: EXCEPT it copied all the files
from my Home directory into the target directory as well as the MC
files: odd.
Thanks Richmond, appreciate the test. Yes, it copies everything in the
main folder. On Windows,
On 6/29/11 5:32 AM, Richmond Mathewson wrote:
I wonder why 4.5-dp-4 is NOT recognised
Is this on Linux, where I didn't test? If so, thanks for trying it.
Could you tell me the full path to the application please?
Setup uses a very simplistic test to see if you've chosen a valid app.
On 6/29/11 11:31 AM, Richmond Mathewson wrote:
On 06/29/2011 06:10 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
On 6/29/11 5:32 AM, Richmond Mathewson wrote:
I wonder why 4.5-dp-4 is NOT recognised
Is this on Linux, where I didn't test? If so, thanks for trying it.
Could you tell me the full path
On 6/29/11 12:17 PM, Vokey, John wrote:
Thanks! That fixed it.
The next upload will fix it too. :) I'm just waiting to see if anyone
has Linux ideas.
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HyperActive Software | http://www.hyperactivesw.com
MetaCard Setup 2.01 is uploaded, and contains a bug fix for OS X and
better engine version identification:
http://www.metacard.livecodejournal.com/files/other_plugins/metacard_setup_201.rev.gz
This version corrects the naming problem in OS X where Home wasn't
properly renamed, and also makes
In the shadow of giants, I've updated MetaCard Setup to work with
LiveCode 4.5 or higher. This version will not work with engines less
than 4.5; if you need to install the older Rev engines into the IDE then
use the older MetaCard Setup 1.0.3. You can download the older version
from RevOnline
On 6/10/11 9:27 PM, Tariel Gogoberidze wrote:
Dave Cragg was maintaining documentation
athttp://www.lacscentre.com/liburl/releases.html but the latest
release notes are about vs 1.1.6 and I can't find any LibURL vs 1.2
release notes in LiveCode IDE as well.
RR took over maintenance a couple
On 3/31/11 11:10 AM, Shari wrote:
I remember having some sort of frustration with the whole standalone
issue which may be why I stayed at MC/Rev 4.0 and did not move forward.
I don't recall if I had to build with the engine from 3.5 or if 4.0 was
okay. I just know that the whole thing was such
On 3/31/11 2:00 PM, Shari wrote:
I no longer embed those stacks either, and my two newer (in the works)
projects don't use Ask/Answer at all. I created my own versions and call
them up differently. But that doesn't help the existing projects.
The easiest way to proceed would be to use one of
On 3/31/11 4:03 PM, Shari wrote:
REALLY prefer the Control Browser in MC enough to
forego some of the finer features of Rev like the ability to update
multiple objects with one click (like lock/unlock location etc.)
You can do that in LiveCode too. Actually, the only thing I haven't
found in
On 3/30/11 6:15 PM, Monte Goulding wrote:
As for the protection of the standalone builder I assume RunRev
believe it's critical to protect their investment and therefore my
investment in my business. As a result when I considered some
development I was considering for the GLX framework and I
On 12/20/10 4:24 PM, Zryip Theslug wrote:
Dear MC List,
The revCopyFile command seems unsupported in the MC IDE.
When I'm trying to use it in the msg box, I get this error: can't find
handler.
However when I'm checking in the MC dictionary plugin, the command is well
described.
What I am
On 12/16/10 1:01 PM, FlexibleLearning wrote:
The MC IDE lost the ability to set/remove a password became lost after v4.0
when the encryption in the engine changed.
It works if you use the message box though.
I think we are still waiting for Edit menu Stack Properties
Password/Passkey
On 12/16/10 12:45 PM, Richmond wrote:
*
Message box: set passKey of stack xyz to abc
To remove a password after setting the passKey:
set password of stack xyz to empty
*
One wonders what the point of password protection is then (at least
vis-a-vis stacks).
Well, you do have to know
On 12/15/10 6:34 PM, Zryip Theslug wrote:
Dear MC Group,
I'm pretty more familiar with the LiveCode IDE.
Could someone point me out:
1) How removing the password protection of a stack in the MC IDE.
In the LC IDE the IDE asks me for the password when I'm trying to open a script
in the stack.
On 9/1/10 2:20 PM, Shari wrote:
I just spent three hours trying to build a standalone. I want to make
sure I understand what is going on.
It cannot be done in Rev or MC 4.0 at all because of some new internal
hoohah Rev put into the engine? Rev spit out an error without telling me
what caused
On 9/1/10 5:08 PM, Shari wrote:
Jacques,
Thank you for the URL. From some of what I was reading about the whole
4.0+ change, I got the impression that there may come a time when we
cannot build standalones in Metacard. So it would be good to know how to
do it in Rev. I've never successfully
On 9/1/10 5:44 PM, Shari wrote:
None of it wants to play nice with me today! Got an error attempting to
set up Metacard 4.0 using Jacque's Metacard setup 102 on my Mac.
Error in function handler
Can't find handler
Line 199 Col 7 Proc Token: revPathToApplescript
Maybe I was supposed to use the
On 9/1/10 5:56 PM, Shari wrote:
Took me a minute but apparently the setup stack needed to be launched in
Rev to find that handler, as I suspected.
The 4.0 Metacard build took but more importantly, it was able to create
a standalone. We're back in business! Hoo hah!
Good to hear. But I'd still
On 9/1/10 6:23 PM, Shari wrote:
Two things to try. First, tell us what those error codes are and I'll
look them up. That should give a clue.
Tried removing all the stacks except xWhatever and I couldn't even
launch my stack since it looks for libUrl on launch. So took out
just the one I
On 9/1/10 6:27 PM, Shari wrote:
It is, but the scripts are supposed to handle that. The latest version
is 1.03 which should work from MC, so try re-downloading it. You can
find it on RevOnline.
I got it from the Yahoo groups Metacard list. Will go to the other...
Oops. I'll try to remember
Alain Farmer wrote:
Hello. :)
I have been using MetaCard 2.5 for over a decade now, and, with some free time
on my hands, I was wondering what RunRev was up to these days. I must say.. I
am impressed! Particularly with all of the new [web] features:
* save stack as revlet and deploy-to-web
Klaus on-rev wrote:
I have been sick for a longer time and had (and still have) a lot of
personal problems and now I lost my job and will so have the time
to finish and release a new IDE at some time in may.
So sorry, Klaus. You're too nice a guy to have that kind of bad luck. I
guess the
Robert Brenstein wrote:
On 27.03.10 at 21:33 -0500 J. Landman Gay apparently wrote:
on startup
if the version =2.7 then
start using stack mctools.mc
if the platform MacOS then
open stack mctools.mc
end if
set the defaultStack to Home
reset cursors
end if
pass
Robert Brenstein wrote:
I just created MetaCard 3.5. Everything seems to be working fine except
that when it opens, the buttons of the home stack have no icons, just
names. Clicking any button makes the icon show up. I wonder what gives.
That's a really old bug. I think the fix is this mod
Klaus Major wrote:
No problems here, even in BG Edit Mode!
OS X 10.6.2, IDE 3.5.
Thanks Klaus, you and Wilhem seem to confirm my suspicion. I think it is
because these stacks are HC imports. I've hit some other weird snags
with those too, and if the layering issue were really a problem for
Hugh Senior wrote:
Yes, I have noticed this but not for a while. I put it down to digital
indigestion.
Thanks for the confirmation. I think it's an engine layering problem.
When I edit a background in a stack that's affected, every object
reports it is layer one.
Sigh.
Wilhelm Sanke wrote:
J. Landman Gayjac...@hyperactivesw.com wrote:
Anyone else having trouble with the control browser when trying to edit
objects in a background? Frequently I click on an object and it
immediately unselects. I can change the object via the message box
(i.e., set its color
Anyone else having trouble with the control browser when trying to edit
objects in a background? Frequently I click on an object and it
immediately unselects. I can change the object via the message box
(i.e., set its color or layer, etc.) and I can select it manually with
the edit tool.
It
Ken Ray wrote:
Thanks for the reminder, Klaus... how soon do you see making this available?
(I just want to know how much time I have to get the VW ready...)
Oh, I'm sure no one will mind waiting a few hours. Take your time. :)
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Klaus on-rev wrote:
OS X:
Would you like to output
a: ppc, fat AND intel apps at the same time like Rev does?
This would require to create subfolder(s) in the target directory!
b: ppc OR fat OR intel apps = only one app at a time?
I don't build standalones in MC any more, so I'm not sure my
Wilhelm Sanke wrote:
Unless, of course, the whole thing will be resolved by the Rev team in a
different way other than Oliver's workaround.
It might be a good idea to wait and see what happens before we put a lot
of work into revising the MC IDE. RR version 4 is still changing.
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Hugh Senior wrote:
This is good. The less, the better.
Or as my husband says, The less, the more. :)
I agree with you.
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HyperActive Software | http://www.hyperactivesw.com
Richard Gaskin wrote:
The full sentence in which RunRev's Oliver Kenyon suggested the need for
an engine change is worth noting:
To fix the issue, we will need to make an engine change, possibly
the addition of a repeat for each control loop form.
So rather than something irritating,
Hugh Senior wrote:
Wilhelm:
IF the new standAlone builder forces the inclusion of spurious development
properties to each control, I for one shall not be upgrading.
Rev doesn't add development properties during the build (unless you
choose to include libraries), it just checks each control to
Wilhelm Sanke wrote:
This may have been already noticed here, I just want to make sure:
The Rev Standalone files - necessary to build standalones - of
versions 4 dp3 and dp4 do not work with the Metacard Standalone Builder.
Version 3.5 does.
Mark Waddingham mentioned to me some time ago
John Vokey wrote:
Me too. Well, actually, 100%. I never use the Rev IDE to program in.
Indeed, the only thing I use it for is to execute Jacqueline's
metacard_setup stack to licence the engine for MC IDE!
If you want to be a purist, you don't even need to do that. :) The MC
Setup stack
Alain Farmer wrote:
Specifically: Which UserLevel does a Revlet allow ?
Rev has no user levels. Stacks allow whatever you program them to do.
1) Browse : e.g. navigate, click on buttons, activate menus ...)
Yes, of course. Without that it wouldn't be worth much.
2) Edit : is it possible
Klaus Major wrote:
Hi Ray,
I still use Metacard quite a few hours daily. I've recently tried
once again switching to Rev but it's a time consuming thing to do and
there are parts of the MC IDE which I too appreciate such as the
Control Browser.
aha, I see, but I also miss the encomium on
Klaus Major wrote:
Hi all,
while I am changing the IDE to support DataGrids and reviving the
disappeared shortcuts for debugging etc. in the Script Editor what about
adding some shortcuts to the menu?
Like:
CMD-N for New Stack
CMD-ALT-N for Create Card
CMD-ALT-BACKSPACE for Celete card
Hugh Senior wrote:
These properly belong in the main menubar, not in the script editor as they
have nothing to do with the script. We should keep only script-specific
commands in the SE menubar.
Nice idea, but I vote 'No'.
I originally got caught by the same thing, but on second reading I
Tariel Gogoberidze wrote:
So, you have
remove script of btn revScripts from back -- in case
if sLibURLInserted = true then stop using stack libURL
if the platform = MacOS then displayOSXfolder tDestPath,open
Whoops. Thanks Tariel. I didn't get the error because I am loading the
Thanks to Tariel for finding the Rev library bug. There's a revised MC
Setup stack online now with the bug fix, version 1.0.3:
http://www.hyperactivesw.com/revnet/metacard_setup103.zip
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Jacqueline Landman Gay | jac...@hyperactivesw.com
HyperActive Software |
Tariel Gogoberidze wrote:
Jacque,
When I was doing 3.5 installation with your tool metacard_setup.mc
(great stack and very helpful), I got script error on
revPathtoApplescript function.
on displayOSXfolder pFolderPath,pAction -- open or close the Finder
folder to force icon update
put
Klaus Major wrote:
I only got one response to my important question, thanks Hugh.
Could you please check this and give a short notice?
Verified. If there is a matching command in the MC Menubar, that one
executes instead of the one in the script editor. Shortcuts that have no
matches in the
Mark Schonewille wrote:
Hi Klaus,
It looks like the docs need to be updated.
It still responds correctly for me in Rev. I get 3.0.0 in Rev, and 0
in MC. I hope it doesn't change, because I use it a lot of stacks.
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HyperActive
Klaus Major wrote:
Hi friends,
after reading and answering a mail form Malte (how to distinguish
between MC and REV) I checked revappversion() after a very long
time (since version 2.9 I think) and was VERY surprised that:
answer revappversion()
gives me: 2.5.1
2.5.1 ?
WTF???
I'm using
David Epstein wrote:
In my own customized defaultMenuBar, I have included an Edit menu with my
own copy and paste commands, with command-C and command-V equivalents
defined using the / convention.
When those commands are chosen from the menu, my copy and paste scripts are
executed as expected.
Shari wrote:
I could swear the answer to this exists somewhere but I've looked high
and low to no avail.
I know that revLoadFont exists for Revolution. I thought I read where
it became part of the engine. I saw the synonym XLOAD_FONT in the Rev
docs so I thought perhaps that call would
Shari wrote:
It's an external, a dll on Windows and a bundle on Macs. You'll need
to ship the appropriate external with your app, and set the externals
property of your mainstack to point to the file's location. Then you
can use revFontLoad and revFontUnload to manage the fonts.
Thankee!
Klaus Major wrote:
Ken, I was wondering if you had any plans to update the variable
watcher so it works with the new arrays? I'm not sure what the best
way to do that is, and it would be a huge undertaking, but it sure
would be nice to have. If you are willing to tackle that, then maybe
it
Klaus Major wrote:
Another question: Is there a way to start the 3.0 engine inside the MC
IDE and coming up as Metacard (like it was possible with earlier
versions)?
After I rename the Revolution file deep down in the OS bundle it
refuses to start.
You will also have to change some strings
Klaus Major wrote:
Since I did not get any negative response form the beta 3, actually NONE
at all (hint, hint!)
I will take a look and publish the final IDE 3.0 in the next time.
I am guilty of not looking at your beta release, and I apologize. You
had mentioned that the biggest change was
Wilhelm Sanke wrote:
cid:part1.02020207.01020200@hrz.uni-kassel.deIf the font of a button
is empty and you open the font chooser it displays none as the font
name as it should.
Then after having chosen a font, e.g. Arial, nothing is visible in the
Size and Height fields as a default.
Using
David Epstein wrote:
I am trying to understand under what conditions Metacard 2.5 can find a
stack that is called without its path, i.e., by a go stack shortName
command. My tentative and incomplete list is below, but I wondered if the
full rule set is explained somewhere.
There is this from
Shari wrote:
Jacques,
How did it go at the dentist? Are you human again?
No. I am to remain a monster until the problem localizes enough for them
to identify the tooth. We have it narrowed down to two. They don't want
to guess wrong, and after some consideration I agree with them. Back to
Shari wrote:
Fixing the image on the card fixed the saving. I cannot explain why.
All I did was change the filename of the image to what it was supposed
to be. (And learned a cool new thing: You can set the filename of an
image to an img URL on the internet!) Now the stack saves as it
Shari wrote:
It's as though the pathway to the stack got munged, but only on this one
card. I can save from the other cards. The error:
Can't save stack, error was:
invalid URL: /Users/myAccount/Desktop/someFolder/downhillFromHere
downhillFromHere should be myFileName.rev
Instead it is:
Shari wrote:
I've had both RunRev and MC open at the same time, but have not
attempted to work on a stack in one then the other with both open. I'm
guessing there'd be memory issues there. I'm sure others can answer
that one better.
I do this all the time, opening the same stack in both
Shari wrote:
Okay, so I've been learning the Rev IDE. Yesterday I had a bunch of
option buttons and I was putting scripts into them via copy/paste.
Didn't want to group them. I pasted the scripts, closed and saved the
script, and saved the stack. Went back to discovered most of the
buttons
Shari wrote:
What is gRevDevelopment? (Please don't tell me you have to turn
Execution Errors on in Rev? MC just automatically does them!)
Rev behaves identically and will show errors unless you specifically
turn them off (there is a toolbar icon to toggle that.)
The gRevDevelopment
Alain Farmer wrote:
I think it does. You could test by creating a single
empty folder in the finder, and then seeing if MC
will delete it.
Excellent methodology, Jacque. You're a PRO! Alas, I tried this TOO and it
failed. Therefore, I can only conclude, [at this point], that MetaCard 2.5
Alain Farmer wrote:
Thanks for your advice, Brian. :)
If you are really stuck in Transcript land, you could try
using shell() to call through to the command-line where
things behave like you are accustomed to? If you use rm
on the command line (UNIX / Linux / MacOS X), there are
options to
Shari wrote:
I downloaded the MC IDE which is just
mctools.mc and put it in a folder with the Rev engine, renaming the
engine to mc.exe. I found an old version of Home and the other stack in
the older files of the Metacard IDE site, and put them in the folder.
But something is missing to *
Alain Farmer wrote:
Hello fellow MetaCard users/developers, :-)
Have any of you ever crafted a CALENDAR widget ?
I've done a few, but all for client work. Sarah Reichelt has one
publicly available: http://www.troz.net/Rev/libraries.php
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Robert Brenstein wrote:
On 19/05/08 at 08:36 -0700 Richard Gaskin apparently wrote:
That's verty disturbing, since ostensibly nothing in the HC conversion
code has changed in versions since 2.4.3.
I would encourage you to send your stack and your test results to
RunRev for evaluation.
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Shari wrote:
I have Enterprise. All my versions have been Enterprise including the
original Metacard prior to Revolution.
I tried a test of MC 2.9 to see if it would open other old Hypercard
stacks I had. I did succeed with one, but others failed. I don't know
what differentiates the
Shari wrote:
I don't think externals would matter, since those are completely
ignored and are never brought into Rev/MC. When you say the import
doesn't work, what exactly happens? Do you get an error message? Or
could the stack just be invisible?
I'd be happy to try one if you want to send
Shari wrote:
Jacques,
I just sent it to you.
As I said, I did finally get into it with my trusty old MC 2.4.3 so I am
able to access it. Once 2.4.3 opened it I could save it in a format
that the newer versions would handle.
Just a bit of a puzzle why I had to go back that far to get in,
Shari wrote:
Best guess is that some sort of Windows update has broken it. If this
is the case, I'm a bit lost how to repair it. My code cycles thru
several attempts to go to a web page, do this, if it fails do that, etc.
That machine hasn't had any new Windows installs, only patch
Shari wrote:
This is getting weird. After trying all sorts of things on the Windows
machine, I figured I'd compile it with my previous MC version 2.8.1 and
go back to the old code that I know works. But even that failed to fix
it.
I just had a chance to test this on Windows XP using
Klaus Major wrote:
Hi friends,
the puzzle has been solved by Mark W. :-)
See here:
http://quality.runrev.com/qacenter/show_bug.cgi?id=6279
If you use the setup utility I wrote, it updates the theme bundles for you.
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HyperActive
Björnke von Gierke wrote:
Hi Klaus
I see the same difference on Mac OS X 10.5.2 ppc . Wild guess: text
rendering issue, because the scrollbar number in MC needs more space,
and is a bit further down for the same font settings, then the one in Rev.
That sounds logical. If that's the case,
David Epstein wrote:
MC 2.2 on Mac OSX 10.4.
While observing the message watcher, I click on the titleBar of a (not
frontmost) stack that contains an unlocked field. The message watcher
shows these two messages:
resumeStack
openField
and the unlocked field gets a blinking insertion point.
Ken Ray wrote:
So the big question... are any of you experiencing this same problem in
the MC IDE? The basic test I did was (a) launch MC, open the message
box, type put the allowInterrupts...
Rev engine 2.8.1, MC 2.8.3: allowinterrupts is true
Haven't had time yet to install MC 2.8.4.
--
Ken Ray wrote:
On Fri, 09 Nov 2007 16:12:58 -0600, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Ken Ray wrote:
So the big question... are any of you experiencing this same problem
in the MC IDE? The basic test I did was (a) launch MC, open the
message box, type put the allowInterrupts...
Rev engine 2.8.1, MC
David Epstein wrote:
I'm trying to use Metacard to superimpose field text on a PDF
displayed in a player object.
Things work well until I try to print, at which point Metacard (2.5,
on Mac OSX 10.4) crashes.
You're running a pretty old engine, and unfortunately you missed the fix
by one
I was starting to think about creating the standalone-building engines
in the MetaCard Setup utility I just released, when I thought, wouldn't
it be better if we didn't need to create special copies of MetaCard to
build with? So I altered my copy of the standalone builder so that it
works with
Tariel Gogoberidze wrote:
As soon as I tried to save home stack I got can't open stack backup
file error, same error that I'm getting from time to time in my MC IDE.
The second attempt to save is always successful which probably excludes
Permissions. Still It seems related to my computer
Jan Schenkel wrote:
Since I don't have any previous Metacard license
(though I do have a Revolution Enterprise license),
what exacly should I do to create a Metacard 2.8.1?
As Klaus mentioned, a MC license isn't required any more for engines
after version 2.7. So you should be able to use
Klaus Major wrote:
Hi Jaqueline,
...
Works like a charm, but I got an error Installation failed: Could
not rename Revolution engine. can't rename file
when I selected Use the currently running Revolution. No problem
when selecting Rev manually.
Sorry, my fault, I was executing this from
David Bovill wrote:
With a little fear and trepidation I downloaded and installed
successfully!
In the introduction it would be reassuiring to say that the existing Rev
installation won't be touched?
Sure, I'll do that.
In my igorance, which could possibly (but I'm sure unlikely) be
Robert Brenstein wrote:
If the Finder window is closed during the installation there's no
problem. If anyone knows how to fix that, I'll implement it.
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Jacqueline Landman Gay | [EMAIL PROTECTED]
HyperActive Software | http://www.hyperactivesw.com
Isn't it
Shari wrote:
Is this the thing I was supposed to tackle but you've done it far beyond
what I would have done?
Don't think so, but I can't remember what it was that you were going to
do. There was something or other you mentioned about the IDE -- and of
course, as soon as one mentions
Klaus Major wrote:
Will this also run with engines 2.7?
Not that I'd need it ;-)
Forgot to answer this. It should work okay with earlier engines since
the process is the same. The dictionary import should also be okay, it
recognizes all documentation formats back to Rev 2.0. I wouldn't
Tariel Gogoberidze wrote:
WOW, awesome !! Great work Jacque.
Thanks. :)
Some notes:
1. May be on Mac OS it makes sense to open Tools palette by default on
startup as well ?
This would be something the group should vote on to add to the home
stack. I generally prefer not to have the
J. Landman Gay wrote:
Suppose we change the Home stack so that
it looks in the Plugins folder for a specially-named plugin when it
first opens. If it finds a plugin with the right name, it opens the
stack automatically.
Oh, never mind. I just remembered you can set up the Plugins Manager
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