Hello,
I would like to know how to obtain the audio input level.
I am looking for something that I could poll to get the general level, and
if possible to get a level at specific frequency or over a range of
frequency.
Does someone have some code examples?
Thanx
Louis Veillette
Hi Tomis!
Thanks for the idea.
I did this already by using a Thread class with low priority. So the
user input isn't slowed down by my calculations and the result comes
whenever it is ready, without pulling the whole CPU power...
I guess this is not the same, but similar to your approach.
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Hi!
Is there a possibility to extract the version information from a windows
application binary?
Arndt
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The max speed for the FTDI virtual serial port drivers is 300kbps.
You can go faster using direct USB drivers but FTDI does not
distribute these for OS X and the 3rd party Linux direct drivers
(which compile for OS X) have other problems which mean I have yet to
get it to go faster than the VCP
Hi all,
I implemented some dragdrop between 2 listboxes and everything works
fine. I would like to know if it's possible to change the default
rectangle that represent the current drag selection with some nicer
image (for ex an image that represents the number of dragged items).
Many
If I wanted to save a User and Password editfields, mind you I am using the
Password mask in the Password editfield, how would the password editfield be
saved? Is there some auto-encryption when saved to an .ini or text file?
1 I want this to be easy and for all platforms so hiding it in the
Jonathon Bevar wrote:
If I wanted to save a User and Password editfields, mind you I am using the
Password mask in the Password editfield, how would the password editfield be
saved?
Save the MD5 hash of it. Then, to check the user's entered password against
what's saved in the file,
Hi all,
I was searching the Math Function who returns the absolute value of the
passed number and was in trouble because I didn' reach it...
And, all of a sudden, I feel that if there was a context sensitive help
text rect, I would get it faster...
In html, tables, we can use:
td
Jonathan,
Since you said you are writing something for patients you might
want to
either market it as something else (personal diary) or check the HIPPA
regulations. HIPPA imposes some rather strict requirements even though
your software is for the patient and not the health-care provider.
Hi all,
REALbasic 2006r2
MacOS X (but I suppose it will work under others platforms)
In a current project, I wanted to filter (get Graphics defined file type
and reject all others) the dropped Folder contents.
Usually, I have a long (very long - read boring) If ... And ... And ...
Then
REALbasic 200x
Mac OS X 10.4.6
Add a new MenuItem and give it as its name: Resize images;
for some dark reason, you wand to put a letter as an UpperCase (instead
of the wrong LowerCase), so:
Change the Name Property from Resizeimages to ResizeImages...
You're done ! You Got It...
A
I added a startup check to my main application that prevents it from running
from a locked medium to try to avoid problems like this. It's a pretty good
solution, although not perfect.
On 4/30/06, Brad Rhine [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Apr 30, 2006, at 1:06 PM, Dennis Birch wrote:
Are you
On May 1, 2006, at 11:21 AM, Dennis Birch wrote:
I added a startup check to my main application that prevents it
from running
from a locked medium to try to avoid problems like this. It's a
pretty good
solution, although not perfect.
I just stopped worrying about it. :)
It's mostly
On 1 maj 2006, at 00.17, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tony Spencer wrote:
Seems this thread had got a little out of hand!
I certainly agree with that, which is why I've quit contributing to
it, but I do feel the need to respond to this:
It is quite surprising that Joe is of the opinion
On May 01, 2006, at 14:23 UTC, Tommy wrote:
I implemented some dragdrop between 2 listboxes and everything works
fine. I would like to know if it's possible to change the default
rectangle that represent the current drag selection with some nicer
image (for ex an image that represents
Using RB2006r2 under XP Pro SP2, I found a guaranteed way (for me) to
corrupt the PrinterSetup object. I had written a procedure ParseSetup
to parse the SetUpString and write the results to a log file. The
variable ps is a PrinterSetup object, properly constructed. When I
called the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb dereinst (am 01.05.2006 18:06 Uhr) via
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I implemented some dragdrop between 2 listboxes and everything works
fine. I would like to know if it's possible to change the default
rectangle that represent the current drag selection with some nicer
image
I was wondering if anyone has done anything with the SOAP stuff built
into RB 2006 (or older) and mime/mulitpart submissions (one of the
methods for doing enclosures) or if one just has to use a http
socket and build the request by hand?
Sam D
I created 4 test-files on Windows and MacOS-Machines
with the system-time set to the 01.01. and to the 01.05.2006:
Mac Winter 18.52.rtf means:
- File created on a mac
- At Winterzeit (01.01.2006)
- At 18:52
Win Sommer 18.27.txt means:
- File created on a Windows-Machine
- At
What do I need to pass here to have my print out be in landscape mode???
Here is what I am currently using and this works for the default
settings
Dim g As Graphics
g = OpenPrinterDialog()
If g Nil then
.
Whatever I print
..
end if
I see that I need to pass something to
On May 01, 2006, at 20:27 UTC, Wade Little wrote:
What do I need to pass here to have my print out be in landscape mode???
I don't think there is anything you can pass there to do that. Whether the
printout is in landscape or portrait mode is up to the user (they select this
in the printer
On May 01, 2006, at 20:29 UTC, I wrote:
I don't think there is anything you can pass there to do that. Whether the
printout is in landscape or portrait mode is up to the user (they select this
in the printer setup dialog). You can detect which they've selected by
comparing g.width to
I'm using RB 5.5
There's a bug with it's file types.
I enter a filetype. RB lets me save with it, but not load it!
So I try deleting the Mac type and creator, just leaving the
.extension.
Guess what? Now RB will open ANY file despite that none of them have
the correct extension!
So
Joethanks for your help..What I am printing
out is going to be a big table that will only fit on
the page if I have it in landscape modeSo I want
to only allow it to print in landscape mode which is
what you seem to meantion here
Can you explain a little more on how I would do
On May 01, 2006, at 20:43 UTC, Wade Little wrote:
Joethanks for your help..What I am printing
out is going to be a big table that will only fit on
the page if I have it in landscape modeSo I want
to only allow it to print in landscape mode which is
what you seem to meantion
Unless they've changed things; the optional SetupString is a parameter which is
not meant to be
edited/manipulated. It is a data stucture representing the user's printer setup
choices, so that
their desired settings for a document can be persistent accross print
operations. You are
responsible
Are all of the context object methods and (non object) properties available to
the script, even if they are protected or private?
Thanks
- karen
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I'm writing more and more ContainerControls that encapsulate a single
control plus other objects, so that I can implement events in the
ContainerControl and to take advantage of the encapsulation provided
by a ContainerControl. It occurs to me that a similar thing could be
done for
Hi, all!
I have been struggling with making a new REAL SQL database. I
am stymied when I code the following instruction.
dim SDB as REALSQLDatabase
SDB = new REALSQLDatabase
I keep getting an internal error from the database engine. At
first, I thought it was the way in
On May 1, 2006, at 1:00 PM, realbasic-nug-
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I implemented some dragdrop between 2 listboxes and everything works
fine. I would like to know if it's possible to change the default
rectangle that represent the current drag selection with some nicer
image (for ex an image
On May 01, 2006, at 4:49 PM, Charles Kelley wrote:
Hi, all!
I have been struggling with making a new REAL SQL database. I am
stymied when I code the following instruction.
dim SDB as REALSQLDatabase
SDB = new REALSQLDatabase
I keep getting an internal error from the
Jamie,
I do know of the HIPPA regs as I had to aid in creating the manual for a
pharmist in Iowa.
The program I am creating is more of a personal medical data format for the
patient and not the physician, although I have had a few ask about a
physician version.
But I do thank you for the
Joe,
WOW! and Thanks!
But, what in the world is MD5?
I did check the LR, and did see what MD5 is all about but, could you show me
a simple piece of code that would work. All I need is for the Password to
be encrypted, then saved to a text file.
Thanks though for the great advise,
Michael...
I would think this is another example of the same problem..
Please report the bug and let us know when you do so those of us who
care about this can sign-on..
Jim
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Subject: How to
Ummm Medical eh?
99% of my applications are based on the medical field, primarily for the
patients.
Ahh, to work again with the rest of you in the 'Real' world...
http://www.onclicksoftware.com
Jonathon
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To:
Sam..
I had to do a DIME encapsulation and ended up doing all by
hand.. ie built the XML portion then the DIME chunks, put it
all in a file that I then sent with an HTTP socket. I did not see
any way to do it with the built-in SOAP classes.
Jim
On May 1, 2006, at 8:43 PM,
On May 02, 2006, at 00:46 UTC, Jonathon Bevar wrote:
But, what in the world is MD5?
It's a one-way hash function... that means that it takes a string of text, and
converts it to a string of gibberish, in a way that (1) is unlikely to produce
the same gibberish for two different pieces of
Joe,
Thanks and it can't be that easy can it?
Wow! I can do that :)
Ok, tell me this about the line of code:
myOutputStream.WriteLine MD5( thePassword )
thePassword? Is this the Editfield text, like this - thePassword.text?
Now, we got the writing TO the text file, now how do I read FROM
Hi, all!
On Mon, 1 May 2006 17:12, Norman Palardy wrote:
Don't both trying to subclass a Database of any kind as it does not
work.
Use extend methods if you need to add functionality to them.
Okey.
The first set of code is fine.
It works here for me and there's no internal
Hi, all!
On Mon, 1 May 2006 22:38, I wrote:
Don't both trying to subclass a Database of any kind as it does not
work.
Use extend methods if you need to add functionality to them.
Okey.
The first set of code is fine.
It works here for me and there's no internal error.
What
On May 1, 2006, at 10:52 PM, Charles Kelley wrote:
dim SDB as REALSQLDatabase
SDB = new REALSQLDatabase
if SDB.error then
MsgBox Your error was _
+ Format(SDB.errorCode, -0)
else
MsgBox No error was made.
I'm experiencing some mysterious crashes and I suspect I'm banging up
against limitations of my design (highly probable) and/or limitations of the
REALbasic listbox. I'll describe what I'm doing, and perhaps someone can
point out a flaw in my thinking or make a suggestion. I'm frustrated...
My
On May 02, 2006, at 01:19 UTC, Jonathon Bevar wrote:
Ok, tell me this about the line of code:
myOutputStream.WriteLine MD5( thePassword )
thePassword? Is this the Editfield text, like this - thePassword.text?
Yes, or whatever variable or property you've previously stored the password in.
On May 01, 2006, at 8:38 PM, Charles Kelley wrote:
Hi, all!
On Mon, 1 May 2006 17:12, Norman Palardy wrote:
Don't both trying to subclass a Database of any kind as it does
not work.
Use extend methods if you need to add functionality to them.
Okey.
The first set of
On May 01, 2006, at 9:00 PM, Christian Miller wrote:
On May 1, 2006, at 10:52 PM, Charles Kelley wrote:
dim SDB as REALSQLDatabase
SDB = new REALSQLDatabase
if SDB.error then
MsgBox Your error was _
+ Format(SDB.errorCode, -0)
On May 01, 2006, at 8:52 PM, Charles Kelley wrote:
A few minutes after I posted the response above, I tried the
following code and built an application instead of running it under
the aegis of the IDE, i.e., Project - Run.
dim SDB as REALSQLDatabase
SDB = new
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