Re: Positive experience with RB2006

Hi Peter, I read your email about your problem. I agree that this situation is very frustrating. And someone from RealSoftware should have addressed it by now. Try to describe in detail when those random errors occur and when they occur which sections of your program they occur. I do not kn

Re: Positive experience with RB2006

the problem with upgrading and trying for yourself is this: you'll do fine with simple projects while getting the feel for the new compiler, and in fact I very much like the look-and-feel of RB2006. Then you settle in for a big job, and you find more and more minor irritants like GUI quirks, and

Feature Request: Add "soft wrap text" option in the "Notes"

I just added this feature request to the feedback system for those interested to have a soft wrap option in the "Notes" of a class / window. http://www.realsoftware.com/feedback/viewreport.php?reportid=jdkaubcz Currently all text typed in that panel requires a hard return to make long para

Re: Hi there. what am I doing wrong?

On Jun 1, 2006, at 8:30 PM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: While I am in the loop i want to see if someone has clicked a 'quit' pushbutton. I have tried setting the focus on the button removing the focus from the window and the only thing that happens is the timer stops.

Re: Hi there. what am I doing wrong?

On Jun 01, 2006, at 6:30 PM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Thanks for the information. There is one other question I should have asked ... because i knew it was coming. While I am in the loop i want to see if someone has clicked a 'quit' pushbutton. I have tried sett

Re: video streaming

On 1 Jun 2006, at 07:38, E. Tejkowski wrote: I'm not sure how iChat works behind the scenes. If they're doing it, I'm guessing it is possible in RB, but I'm unfamiliar with how Apple does it. Me neither. Apple are doing something funny, and I'm not sure exactly what their plan is. You ca

Re: Turning off anti-aliasing on Mac OS X

On 30 May 2006, at 14:47, Philip Regan wrote: Actually, Terminal does use the Monaco that's in the font folder. I found this out the hard way when I cleaned out my font folders, and accidentally took Monaco out. Terminal defaulted to "null, 0 pt" and was rendered useless. Took me ages to figure

Re: Hi there. what am I doing wrong?

Just place some code in the action event of the pushbutton. It knows when it is clicked and will run the code. If you need the timer to know when the button was pushed you can use a boolean flag. Check the value in your timer and adjust the value when the button is clicked. HTH, John

Re: Re: Hi there. what am I doing wrong?

Thanks for the information. There is one other question I should have asked ... because i knew it was coming. While I am in the loop i want to see if someone has clicked a 'quit' pushbutton. I have tried setting the focus on the button removing the focus from the window and the only thing

Re: Hi there. what am I doing wrong?

On Jun 1, 2006, at 6:17 PM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I want to make a countdown timer, but for some reason, I can't get anything to display in my static text box. here is my code. dim x as integer dim xs as string x=100 while x>0 x=x-2 xs=cstr(x) static

Re: Hi there. what am I doing wrong?

try adding a statictext1.refresh to get it to redraw, this will happen so fast though you might not see it working Sam D On Jun 1, 2006, at 4:17 PM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi there. I'm new to realbasic, but not to programming in general. I want to make a countdo

Re: Hi there. what am I doing wrong?

Add a screen refresh to your tight loop: statictext1.text=xs statictext1.refresh HTH, Keith Delong > I'm new to realbasic, but not to programming in general. > > I want to make a countdown timer, but for some reason, I can't get anything to > display in my static > text box. here is my code.

Re: Hi there. what am I doing wrong?

The 0 displays right? Everything is as it should be... If you actually want to see the numbers changing you could just add a line x=100 while x>0 x=x-2 xs=cstr(x) statictext1.text=xs statictext1.refresh wend but it'll go FAST (depending upon the speed of the computer y

Re: Hi there. what am I doing wrong?

On Jun 01, 2006, at 5:17 PM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi there. I'm new to realbasic, but not to programming in general. I want to make a countdown timer, but for some reason, I can't get anything to display in my static text box. here is my code. dim x as intege

Hi there. what am I doing wrong?

Hi there. I'm new to realbasic, but not to programming in general. I want to make a countdown timer, but for some reason, I can't get anything to display in my static text box. here is my code. dim x as integer dim xs as string x=100 while x>0 x=x-2 xs=cstr(x) statictext1.text=xs

Re: Aliased CurveShapes

El 01/06/2006, a las 15:54, Andrea Suraci escribió: It is most likely caused by the number of segments of the curve. With high numbers of segments, the curve is rendered with virtually no antialias because the segments are too short. You have to write your own algorithm to find the most approp

[ANN] WordGuise 3.0

The WordGuise class defines a text editor supporting picture embedding and RTF. The plugin allows creation of an instance in code (on-the-fly), while it also acts like a typical control. An instance can also be created by dragging the WordGuiseContainer on the window and then setting the su

Re: Saving Picture Objects

On Jun 1, 2006, at 2:20 PM, Craig Hoyt wrote: I need a way to save and retrieve Picture objects. Currently I have each object stored in an array, Is it possible to save the entire array in a single statement or will I have to walk through each element to save? What is the best way to save

Re: Saving Picture Objects

On Jun 01, 2006, at 12:20 PM, Craig Hoyt wrote: I need a way to save and retrieve Picture objects. Currently I have each object stored in an array, Is it possible to save the entire array in a single statement or will I have to walk through each element to save? What is the best way to sav

Re: Saving Picture Objects

I need a way to save and retrieve Picture objects. Currently I have each object stored in an array, Is it possible to save the entire array in a single statement or will I have to walk through each element to save? What is the best way to save and retrieve Picture objects? The best solution

Re: Positive experience with RB2006

Hi David, Indeed I also moved from RealBasic 5.5 and have the same positive experience like you. I am using RealBasic 2006 version 2 on a Siemens Mobile A which is a Pentium III / 1 Ghz computer together with Windows 2000 Professional. Despite the fact you have to get used to the new user-en

Re: Aliased CurveShapes

Am 01.06.2006 um 15:54 schrieb Andrea Suraci: Juan Salvatierra wrote: while I am drawing the curves (a CurveShape really curved: this does not happen with the straight ones) the line appears antialiased, but when I finally render the completed FigureShape (g.DrawObject(figureshape)), its

Re: HTMLViewer

You should check the WebKit part of the plugin, not the (older) HTML viewer. MBS' WebKit uses Apple's WebKit. This, it is basically the same functionality as Safari is. In the past, the MBS' WebKit plugin had certain problems (e.g. refresh). Don't know if these are still there. WebKit it

Re: Positive experience with RB2006

This is the best advice I read since... ages :) See by yourself. BTW: I am happy to know that there is at least one person who likes REALbasic 2006... Emile PS: do not forget to still get an eye on other's experience and leverage it with what _your_ experience is. Subject: Positive e

Re: listbox arrow keys not working

Thanks everyone for your kind help. I've found my mistake. When binding the databasequery object to listbox, I check everything in the popup box. I should only check the first one. --- D Jungk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Monday 29 May 2006 5:15 pm, Long Huynh wrote: > > in the Change Event

Re: Aliased CurveShapes

Juan Salvatierra wrote: while I am drawing the curves (a CurveShape really curved: this does not happen with the straight ones) the line appears antialiased, but when I finally render the completed FigureShape (g.DrawObject(figureshape)), its curved parts appear aliased! And the straight ones

Re: HTMLViewer

On Jun 01, 2006, at 3:30 PM, Giles Williams wrote: Hi. Thanks for quick response. I have tried the MBS Plugin, but the Viewer seems not to support CSS. The problem I have is that whenever I resize a window with HTMLViewer, the Control does wierd things like jump up about 20 pixels.

Re: HTMLViewer

Hi. Thanks for quick response. I have tried the MBS Plugin, but the Viewer seems not to support CSS. The problem I have is that whenever I resize a window with HTMLViewer, the Control does wierd things like jump up about 20 pixels. On 1 Jun 2006, at 14:24, Sven E Olsson wrote: On Jun 01,

Re: HTMLViewer

On Jun 01, 2006, at 3:15 PM, Giles Williams wrote: Hi is there an alternative to the RB HTMLViewer Control for Mac? http://www.monkeybreadsoftware.de/realbasic/plugins.shtml Sven E Olsson [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.xhtmlsoft.com feed://www.xhtmlsoft.com/rss/rss.xml

HTMLViewer

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Re: Finding Ejectable Volumes. (Dennis Birch)

On Jun 1, 2006, at 3:12 AM, Vincent Kroll wrote: But, yes, I use Carbon Events (in a plugin) to track when volumes have been mounted. In a plug in? I'm fascinated. Cool. Or bypass plugins altogether: http://sonicamigos.com/test/diskmount.zip credit: This is just a little rework I did to ca

Re: Finding Ejectable Volumes. (Dennis Birch)

Oups ... 8) Am 31.05.2006 um 15:23 schrieb Dennis Birch: It seems to me your question should be directed to Craig Hoyt, who you're quoting. Ohhh..., Ahhh ... 8) But, yes, I use Carbon Events (in a plugin) to track when volumes have been mounted. In a plug in? I'm fascinated. Cool. -- Vince