Signe, I thought this was a plausible explanation, so I built a distribution
for Win32 and tried it, but still a Rev app does not trap these key
combinations
and translate them into 'international' characters.
I think this is starting to look like a bug.
- when I press the 'AltGr' key it
Signe. Thank you for going to the trouble of doing that.
I think that this indicates that it is some setting in Windows 2000. Given that one
cannot know what the user's settings are (and that as an application developer one
probably shouldn't rely on being able to reconfigure these), and
Le mardi, 10 déc 2002, à 09:02 Europe/Paris, Signe Marie Sanne a écrit :
Bernard, I just downloaded Revolution on my Windows 2000, made a
standalone and tested the accented letters. Here on my (Norwegian)
keyboard everything works fine. In development mode there's a problem
with accent aigu
Signe. Thank you for going to the trouble of doing that.
I think that this indicates that it is some setting in Windows 2000.
Given that one cannot know what the user's settings are (and that as
an application developer one probably shouldn't rely on being able
to reconfigure these), and
On Tuesday, Dec 10, 2002, at 22:30 Australia/Sydney, Jez wrote:
Please someone tell me how I can set and retrieve the status of a checkbox !
set the hilite of button checkboxname>> to true | false
get the hilite of button checkboxname>>
or
put the hilite of checkboxname>> into somevar>>
At 10:13 10/12/2002 -0800, Rob Cozens wrote:
Basically all you have to do is post a *relevant* message to this list
between now and Christmas day.
Hi Rod,
Does that mean *relevant* to whisky?
By relevant I mean chatting about something to do with Revolution and not
simply posting a message
Bernard Devlin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think the issue is actually to do with moving from stack to stack: the
selectedChunk only refers to the character numbers in a (numbered) field. There
is no reference to a stack. So it seems logical to me that if one is to click
on another stack, that
Hello!
My standalone contains several stacks files. During the course of activity
in my standalone, I copy objects from one stack to another. I want to
preserve the clipboard text during the copy/paste of objects. Here are the
calls I am using to save the clipboard text:
on aLongRoutine
--a
Dan Friedman wrote:
My standalone contains several stacks files. During the course of activity
in my standalone, I copy objects from one stack to another. I want to
preserve the clipboard text during the copy/paste of objects.
You could also use copy obj to dest option or the clone command
Thanks for the suggestion. It was a mouseUp handler, so I changed it to
mouseDown but it didn't make any difference.
I think the issue is actually to do with moving from stack to stack: the
selectedChunk only refers to the character numbers in a (numbered)
field. There
is no reference to a
Thanks Alex for clearing up the issue. I'm actually expecting Raney will
chime in at some point and tell us that it's a bug in OS X not anything with
Australians being a day ahead of the pack ;-)
Cheers beers from down under
Monte
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On Montag, Dezember 9, 2002, at 01:33 Uhr, Rod McCall wrote:
Ok, for what its worth I couldn't agree more. Even better for me
though I live next door (well for another month) to the Scottish Malt
Whiskey Society! Lets put it this way their menu is large and isn't
usually for food!
I would
Alex Rice wrote:
I have a few cards which I need to reuse in several substacks. I could
put the cards in the mainstack, or their own substack. How can I
programmatically do something like this?
insert card the card of stack sharedCards into this stack
set the script of card the card to ...
On Tuesday, December 10, 2002, at 07:04 PM, erik hansen wrote:
i was afraid something like this would happen.
a recent DeVoto (co-author of The Book) posted
that x is only calculated once. maybe that lets
the former go faster.
Maybe the poster was thinking of something like this:
repeat
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