Roger,
There is nothing wrong with your script. A bug in the Revolution IDE
(Integrated Development Environment) sometimes prevents "choose browse
tool" to work. This is fixed in the 2.0 version.
The good news is that what you want to do will work fine in any
standalone you create. It is just
Hi folks,
I'm using the following script to clone an invisible button "Video" and
renaming the clones. And, despite my attempts to "choose browse tool"
the selector tool comes up every time this script is executed:
On mouseDown
global Vn
add 1 to Vn
clone button "video"
set the name of
On Saturday, Nov 23, 2002, at 12:07 Australia/Sydney, Rob Cozens wrote:
Dear miscdas,
"Sin in haste, repent at leisure:"
snip
Don't get too stressed about it Rob. Forgiveness works pretty well, and
bounce can be restored. You are not Robinson Crusoe and I for one would
look for unrepentant
Dear miscdas,
"Sin in haste, repent at leisure:"
I have spent much of this day trying to find the best way to
apologize to you, and searching for justification for what I
ultimately concluded was totally inexcusable behavior on my part.
You are absolutely entitled to your opinion, and you dese
On Friday, November 22, 2002, at 04:01 PM, Alex Rice wrote:
OK who wants to write an external to wrap libcurl?
( http://curl.sourceforge.net/ ) Or, if you are running OS X, the curl
command comes pre-installed and you could definitely run it from the
shell.
"Curl is a command line tool for t
On Friday, November 22, 2002, at 05:02 PM, Chipp Walters wrote:
IMHO, the proper way to go about this is to use OpenSSL
(www.openssl.org)
source and create externals for Mac,PC,Linux which work with LibURL.
In this
way, the basic syntax can stay consistent, and you don't have to add
redundant
I got a question for all of you https users Exactly what do you want it
for? Please cite some examples. IOW, would it be better to have an encrypt
tool instead? There seem to be lots of workarounds for a *mostly* secure
solution using RR/MC. (md5digest with base64encode offset by your
birthdate
On Fri, 22 Nov 2002, Chipp Walters wrote:
> IMHO, the proper way to go about this is to use OpenSSL
> (www.openssl.org) source and create externals for
> Mac,PC,Linux which work with LibURL. In this way, the
> basic syntax can stay consistent, and you don't have to
> add redundant features by crea
IMHO, the proper way to go about this is to use OpenSSL (www.openssl.org)
source and create externals for Mac,PC,Linux which work with LibURL. In this
way, the basic syntax can stay consistent, and you don't have to add
redundant features by creating a whole new URL library.
-Chipp
__
On Friday, November 22, 2002, at 04:33 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And I thought to have found the ideal tool for development in RR and
again
run into a project which proves me wrong...
GRR
There is no ideal tool. For each unique project there is an ideal
tool(s) but there is no such th
On Friday, November 22, 2002, at 04:21 PM, Iago wrote:
Personally, I'd prefer an internal implementation, since
the URLs in my case are liable to have username/password
components, ala https://foo:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/
I'd rather that not show up in a ps listing because I
launched an ex
And I thought to have found the ideal tool for development in RR and again
run into a project which proves me wrong...
GRR
Please, anyone, do us all a favour and build this external... Even as a link
to this curl-thing, it's better then nothing... And it will give our
Scottish friends a little
Personally, I'd prefer an internal implementation, since
the URLs in my case are liable to have username/password
components, ala https://foo:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/
I'd rather that not show up in a ps listing because I
launched an external command. :)
But who am I to speak? I haven't lea
On Friday, November 22, 2002, at 03:27 PM, Iago wrote:
It's a known limitation, yes. Once they release 2.0,
apparently https/ssl support is "up next" on the list, but
I suspect that still means at least several months in
coming. A pity, really, because until that happens, I'm
not able
> I believe the recommended approach to translation is to use the
> Profile Manager to preconfigure each control for each language
> supported. I personally do not use this approach because I want my
> app to be translatable into any (Western) language, not just those it
> ships with.
My thoughts
--- Klaus Major <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > As an aside there are two articles in MacLife
> Germany:
> >
> > 11/2002 A full and excellent review of
> Revolution 1.1.1
> > 12/2002 A tutorial of 1.1.1
>
> we all should give a very big hand to our
> german revolutionist
> Mr. Malte Brill, who wro
--- Rob Cozens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >calmate Rob, where is your sense of irony?
>
> My apologies, Erik.
>
> We had not conversed enough for me to know
> whether to take your
> initial comment as a warning or an order.
> Sorry I was in the frame
> of mind to assume the worst instead of
It's a known limitation, yes. Once they release 2.0,
apparently https/ssl support is "up next" on the list, but
I suspect that still means at least several months in
coming. A pity, really, because until that happens, I'm
not able to write the apps I want to for my place of work.
On Fri,
On Friday, November 22, 2002, at 09:01 AM, Barry Levine wrote:
Will adding the stack name do it: vis, go card "quiz" of stack
"whatever" ?
Regards Bob
I have a handler in an Image object (id 1054) on the second card (id
1051) in my stack:
on mouseUp
set the currentFrame of me to 1
I am looking at the Report Manager scren grab on
http://runrev.com/news/revolution20.html . Is the Report Manager just a
GUI for already existing programmatic interfaces, or are there new
printing features being delivered?
In 1.1.1, I want to print a report containing a very large scrolling
gr
Title: Http or https
I’m building a small application to get some information from a website.
When an url starts with “http” everything works fine, but now I need to acces information from a database (I think) and the url starts with “https”.
The result remains empty, nothing is returned, while
On Freitag, November 22, 2002, at 05:23 Uhr, Troy Rollins wrote:
An updated beta sometime soon? Doesn't the feature set need "real
world"
testing? (Preferably one with an enabled builder.)
I dont understand this too... Why not a beta?
regards
Wolfgang M. Bereuter
Learn easy with trainingsma
Some months ago some discussion indicated some limitations to the
available precision and to use of a binary point in Revolution
arithmetic.
I'm hoping to get my workload down by mid December so that I can take a
couple days to build my first pass at a high precision decimal
arithmetic library
I think I resolved the error. I added "of this stack" to the code, so:
go card "quiz"
becomes:
go card "quiz" of this stack
I would've thought that the message hierarchy could handle this as the
card of that name resides in the current stack.
Guess I have to be more specific. I'm probably spoi
On 22/11/02 4:58 pm, Maitzen, Michael R. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I asked this earlier but I did not get a reply. This may be because you
> already answered this earlier but, if so, I missed it. Will there be a printed
> addendum to the printed manuals when the update comes out? pdf files mayb
I asked this earlier but I did not get a reply. This may be because you already
answered this earlier but, if so, I missed it. Will there be a printed addendum to the
printed manuals when the update comes out? pdf files maybe? Or will it just be in the
on-line help.
Thanks,
MRM
> Subject: Sch
Hi Kevin,
Hi,
I have a little good, and a little not so good news about 2.0.
First, the not so good news. Unfortunately, we are running a little
later
than expected. We want to ensure that 2.0 is in the best possible
shape and
the feature set is well tested. As such the release is going to
on 11/22/02 7:47 AM, Dar Scott at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> On Friday, November 22, 2002, at 02:20 AM, Jan Schenkel wrote:
>
>> First of all, let's redo the repeat loop and make it a
>> 'send' loop.
>
> I recommend Jan's approach.
>
> And would add this.
>
> If doSlideThing is called from a b
Hi all,
...
As an aside there are two articles in MacLife Germany:
11/2002 A full and excellent review of Revolution 1.1.1
12/2002 A tutorial of 1.1.1
we all should give a very big hand to our german revolutionist
Mr. Malte Brill, who wrote these two articles.
Thank you Malte ;-)
Regards
K
I have a handler in an Image object (id 1054) on the second card (id
1051) in my stack:
on mouseUp
set the currentFrame of me to 1
go card "quiz"
-- that's the first card in the stack; it's named "quiz"
--
-- this is a two-frame gif used as a rollover button
-- we reset it to frame 1 be
On 11/22/02 11:13 AM, "Kevin Miller" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> First, the not so good news. Unfortunately, we are running a little later
> than expected. We want to ensure that 2.0 is in the best possible shape and
> the feature set is well tested. As such the release is going to be later
>
Kevin,
Thank you very much for doing the honorable thing!
Count me in for a renewal--and YES, I had been holding off until I really
needed a new version because I thought I was going to have just missed the
deadline yet again.
Marian
On Fri, 22 Nov 2002 16:13:07 + Kevin Miller <[EMAIL PROT
calmate Rob, where is your sense of irony?
My apologies, Erik.
We had not conversed enough for me to know whether to take your
initial comment as a warning or an order. Sorry I was in the frame
of mind to assume the worst instead of the best.
I'm glad your were entertained, and sorry I spoil
Rob, if I thought you were planning to start posting regularly on politics,
artwork and the state of the nation, those words would alarm me.
That's fair, Heather, and just what I would expect to keep this from
becoming a "General List". If you need any guidance in keeping me in
line, perhaps J
Does everyone know that repeat with x=1 to the number of controls of stack y
only enumerates the controls on the current card? Bit of a bugger..eh?
How does one parse all the controls of a stack ensuring that those in a
background only get parsed once unless they are fields with the sharedText
set
Hi,
I have a little good, and a little not so good news about 2.0.
First, the not so good news. Unfortunately, we are running a little later
than expected. We want to ensure that 2.0 is in the best possible shape and
the feature set is well tested. As such the release is going to be later
than
On Friday, November 22, 2002, at 07:08 AM, Steve Messimer wrote:
set the lockText of fld "fldGrp" of the owner of me to false
I have used "of the owner of me" (Rev 1.1.1) in the past and it has
worked. Maybe something else is wrong. Maybe the field got renamed
somehow?
(Uh. This same
On Friday, November 22, 2002, at 02:20 AM, Jan Schenkel wrote:
First of all, let's redo the repeat loop and make it a
'send' loop.
I recommend Jan's approach.
And would add this.
If doSlideThing is called from a button mouseUp, you need a way to keep
from starting a second slide show runnin
Hi all,
Can't realize how to use "Move all images into individual files" build
option.
I imagined checking it on the build options form to have a smaller
executable, and the imagines I have imported into my card to be on some
subfolder of the executable folder.
But this don't seem to happen, wha
Hello,
How is it possible to write menuitems that contains special characters
without wanting special effect.
for example i want this menuitem:Monsieur (j)
With XFCN FullHPop (Hypercard) we use \ before special character to put
out the effect of this special character.
Thanks.
Ed
Hi,
I need some help with this. I am creating groups in one stack and pasting
them in another. The group contains a field and a lock button that when
clicked will toggle the lockText property of the field. The problem is that
in the process of pasting the grp it is renamed so the lock btn has to
Dear Yves,
We will be discussing the final date shortly. However I would advise
against any customers getting sleepless nights over Revolution. While the
team are excited about the up and coming release we all try to get a good
nights sleep after a hard days work, I would advise all our custome
> I trust in Heather to keep this from becoming a General List.
>
Why, thank you Rob. Actually, it's the good folks on the list who make it
what it is. The amount of cheerful, friendly, incredibly erudite advice that
gets dispensed round here never ceases to astound me. Personally, I enjoy
the occ
I want to use Revolution´s "open driver" function
on Mac OS 9;
but I always get the following message when I try to
open a driver: "Can´t open that file".
Other programs can access the driver;
so the problem might be Revolution.
I´ve tested many different names and cases,
but I get the same result
>UNIX 1970s editor for full screen terminals, superseding ed, the line
>editor for teletypes and line-interactive terminals.
While this is certainly technically correct... I just wanted to point
out, after having digesting this (and several long islands), that this
simple (although, as I mentione
Hello,
Just to let the pressure going higher : next week should be THE week...!!!
I sleep very bad since 2 days...I'm waiting very impatiently...
--
Greetings.
Yves COPPE
Email : [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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On Donnerstag, November 21, 2002, at 08:33 Uhr, David Vaughan wrote:
UNIX 1970s editor for full screen terminals, superseding ed, the line
editor for teletypes and line-interactive terminals.
Uff:)
regards
David
Thanks
regards
Wolfgang M. Bereuter
Learn easy with trainingsmaps©
INTERNET
--- Mark Swindell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> [snip]
>
> Thanks, Jan. When I checked out the mouseControl
> function it appears to
> return the type and layer of the control. While I
> could send a mouseUp to
> the control by testing for it being under the
> cursor, what I need it for the
> mou
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