Gary,revGoURL "http://www.runrev.com" works just fine from the messagebox on my XP machine...best,Chipp
Thanks Chipp - I pasted the above to my messagebox but no luck.So the problem is not in RR or XP. I use SBC Yahoo DSL and Internet Explorer. I guess the answer is in there somewhere. Probably
Goal: Have a Rev app open automatically when a PC starts up.
Problem: VirtualPC on my Mac seems to add the shortcut but the Rev app
doesn't open at startup on VPC...so I am left wondering if the issue is VPC
or my script.
Anyone feel like testing the following script on a PC?
on mouseUp
Thanks for closeStack/killSockets tip, Chipp. Would using such a
script be adviseable even in stacks which don't manual open sockets,
but which do access URLs such as FTP sites using the a command like:
get URL ftp://whatever.com; , which presumably both open and close a
socket within that one
So, after 6 months hard slog I have got to a final Beta of
my Musical CD_ROm (207MB, 200 odd substacks) and set out to
build a WIN version:
1. Building on a machine running WIN ME: the quicktime
players for all the embedded MOV files won't play.
2. Building on a machine running jaguar MAC X
Alright. I have figured out how to group radio buttons and set their behavior to true
you can only have one highlighted. Atleast I did it like this. I just grouped them
and doubled clicked on one and scripted:
set the radiobehavior of group to true That seemed to have worked.
Now my
On Monday, November 4, 2002, at 10:11 PM, Chipp Walters wrote:
for instance, I usually put the following in all my stacks:
Main stacks, I note.
I'm just developing my style and it is not clear to me what to copy to
my main stack script and what to leave in a library stack. Conflict in
Brad,
Some of the commands in libURL are asychronous. So it is possible to issue a
command and then continue woriking in RR. In these cases, killsockets would
help if one was to quit before a command was finishing executing. Course,
I'm not sure RR/MC doesn't automatically kill sockets when
Hi Timothy,
Alright. I have figured out how to group radio buttons and set their
behavior to true you can only have one highlighted. Atleast I did it
like this. I just grouped them and doubled clicked on one and
scripted:
set the radiobehavior of group to true That seemed to have worked.
At 10:30 am -0600 5/11/02, Chipp Walters wrote:
Brad,
Some of the commands in libURL are asychronous. So it is possible to issue a
command and then continue woriking in RR. In these cases, killsockets would
help if one was to quit before a command was finishing executing. Course,
I'm not sure
Goal: Have a Rev app open automatically when a PC starts up.
Problem: VirtualPC on my Mac seems to add the shortcut but the Rev app
doesn't open at startup on VPC...so I am left wondering if the issue is
VPC
or my script.
Anyone feel like testing the following script on a PC?
on mouseUp
Sorry two questions in one day. I was wondering what is the best method to send a
text file to certain place (like a server). I have a stack that write to a text file.
and I want to user to be able to sumbit it and the stack will send it to a
folder on my server. Any help is greatly
Yep,
Dave you are right.
I generally trap all close stack messages from other stacks before they get
to the main stack.
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[mailto:use-revolution-admin;lists.runrev.com]On Behalf Of Dave Cragg
Sent: Tuesday, November 05, 2002 12:24 PM
To:
FWIW RevGoURL does not seem to work at all on my Unix box
If you single step through the revLib, the function returns 255, which I take to mean
success, and nothing else. My workaround is to use:
put http://; the selectedtext into tUrlName
put shell (netscape tUrlName)
maybe
A co-worker asked me how to use existing fortran or C code within a
Revolution application (or called by a Revolution application)?
This would be primarily for Mac OS 9 and X and maybe some Windows.
Bill Vlahos
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