Re: About mixing Database Query Builder with normal database library calls.

--- Andre Garzia [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi Folks, I have a couple doubts that revGurus our there might clear. I am creating a simple app to manage a couple MySQL tables. Its the common tasks (insertion, modification, deletion), to navigate the database I am using Database Query

Re: Encrypted stack doesn't behave properly - oops; yes it does.

On 9/2/03 9:42 PM, Mark Talluto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: All I want to do is protect my code from view if someone tries to examine my stacks with Rev or with TextEdit. How can I do this? Obviously, this is not the application but a secondary stack (not sub-) whose data gets altered and saved

Telnet in Rev?

Hi, Does anyone have a stack or sample code for a simple telnet implementation that would allow a connection from a Rev stack to a telnet server? I just want to send a simple command string toa remote server. I found references to "telnet.mc" on the net, but haven't been able to locate it

re:playing sound

I have a question re: playing sound with Revolution, I am new to Revolution, but I am an experienced programmer in PHP/FLASH . I am having problems with the play command play something.mp3 it just creates alot of static , in both OSX and Windows '98 thanks derek

Re: OS X - documentation of drawer command

At 10:00 AM +1000 9/3/2003, David Vaughan wrote: However, what if you want to allow the user to open and close the drawer multiple times? I found that when the above pair of commands was repeated then the drawer become a line smaller in height each time it was opened. That's a bug. (It's in

New Rev Buyers, did you receive your unlocking key?

I am a last minute buyer -- 31 Aug, a while before midnight ;-)) I am looking for my unlocking key since there... I am aware that Heather is certainly overwhelmed by a number of new licensees... -- New Photos : http://cooldomi.free.fr/CP/Barcelonnette/

Re: New Rev Buyers, did you receive your unlocking key?

72hrs after, I am still waiting... I just sent her a reminder that we were told that the license would arrive within 24 hours... -=- Xavier Bury TNS NT LAN Server ext 6465 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Dom) Sent by: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 03/09/03 10:17 Please

Newbie question: how to tell if inside the IDE

Sorry but I couldn't find anything in the archives or documentation - probably not knowing what to look for. I've just rendered a fortunately throwaway stack uneditable by causing the preopenstack handler to always execute quit. How can I tell inside Transcript if I'm running inside the IDE?

Re: Newbie question: how to tell if inside the IDE

Hi Peter, welcome to the revolution. you might want to take a look at environment in the Transscript Dictionary. I've just rendered a fortunately throwaway stack uneditable by causing the preopenstack handler to always execute quit. You can lock messages (by clicking on the messages envelope

Re: The Directory Walker revisited

On woensdag, sep 3, 2003, at 02:44 Europe/Brussels, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Message: 2 Date: Wed, 3 Sep 2003 07:34:02 +1000 Subject: Re: The Directory Walker revisited From: David Vaughan [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] On Tuesday, Sep 2, 2003, at 22:19

Radio buttons as indicator lights

Thanks to several people who put me on the right track to get radio buttons to work via scripting. I've now got another problem. I admit I'm slightly abusing the radio button idea: normally the user clicks on one button and that turns off any hilited one in the set. In my case, I **only** want

Re: The Directory Walker revisited

others have posted recursive walkers years ago which used a depth-first search with pre- or end-order processing, and have not hit these limits. As Dar suggests, I doubt they would have any problem processing an entire OS X volume. I have been searching for this recursive walkers from

RE: Radio buttons as indicator lights

Graham, The problem comes from using the radioBehavior of a group of radio buttons. Turn that off by selecting the group and unchecking Hilite one radio button at a time in the properties palette. Then, script it yourself by setting the hilitedButton or hilitedButtonName of the group, as in:

RE: debug checkpoint from hell - more

You should be able to remove it by showing the Rev items (View menu - Revolution UI Elements in Lists), then selecting the object that has the errant breakpoint, show Custom Properties in the Properties palette, select the cRevGeneral set, and deleting or clearing the breakpoints custom property.

debug checkpoint from hell

Message: 2 Date: Sat, 30 Aug 2003 15:37:27 +1200 Subject: debug checkpoint from hell From: Rodney Tamblyn [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Has anyone else run across the situation where you set a checkpoint in a script, then clear it, but the debugger keeps on

Re: Radio buttons as indicator lights

Graham, I would suggest simply using a button with different icons. You could simply turn the hilite of the button on or off. There are some nice icons in the image library you could use for this. If you really wanted to get fancy you could create a small circle (or other shape) image and

Re: Encrypted stack doesn't behave properly - oops; yes it does.

On Tuesday, September 2, 2003, at 11:55 PM, Scott Rossi wrote: On 9/2/03 9:42 PM, Mark Talluto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: All I want to do is protect my code from view if someone tries to examine my stacks with Rev or with TextEdit. How can I do this? Obviously, this is not the application but a

Re: Radio buttons as indicator lights

Hi Graham, Layer the radio buttons under a transparent (invisible) graphic. Greg Message: 7 Date: Wed, 03 Sep 2003 15:07:24 +0200 To: RunRev Users List [EMAIL PROTECTED] From: Graham [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Radio buttons as indicator lights Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thanks to several

Re: Where docs?

Hi Jeanne, Date: Tue, 2 Sep 2003 22:45:09 -0700 From: Jeanne A. E. DeVoto [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Where docs? At 9:54 AM -0400 9/2/2003, Ken Norris wrote: I just noticed in the Development Guide that under Images Multimedia the docs appear to be missing. When I click on a line,

re:playing sound

Hi Derek, Date: Tue, 2 Sep 2003 12:34:15 -0700 Subject: re:playing sound From: derek bronston [EMAIL PROTECTED] I have a question re: playing sound with Revolution, I am new to Revolution, but I am an experienced programmer in PHP/FLASH . I am having problems with the play command

Re: Radio buttons as indicator lights

Hi Graham and Gregory, Really smart Gregory wrote: Hi Graham, Layer the radio buttons under a transparent (invisible) graphic. Greg A, YES :-D The most simple solution is always the best one :-) Create a borderless and filled grc, put it on top of your group and set the ink of the

Re: playing sound

Hi Ken, Hi Derek, Date: Tue, 2 Sep 2003 12:34:15 -0700 Subject: re:playing sound From: derek bronston [EMAIL PROTECTED] I have a question re: playing sound with Revolution, I am new to Revolution, but I am an experienced programmer in PHP/FLASH . I am having problems with the play command play

Re: debug checkpoint from hell

Jim Hurley wrote: Has anyone else run across the situation where you set a checkpoint in a script, then clear it, but the debugger keeps on stopping at the script location anyway? Nothing seems to fix it, not clear all breakpoints, quit and restart, nothing except turning debug mode off.

RE: debug checkpoint from hell - more

Message: 13 From: Ken Ray [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: debug checkpoint from hell - more Date: Wed, 3 Sep 2003 08:59:08 -0500 Organization: Sons of Thunder Software Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] You should be able to remove it by showing the Rev items (View menu - Revolution

Re: OS X - documentation of drawer command

I did find a work-around... Just set the size of the stack to be the drawer before you open it: Set the height of stack drawerStack to (the height of stack Main - 50) Drawer stack drawerStack at left of stack Main At 10:00 AM +1000 9/3/2003, David Vaughan wrote: However, what if you want to

Re: OS X - documentation of drawer command

Hi Dan, I did find a work-around... Just set the size of the stack to be the drawer before you open it: Set the height of stack drawerStack to (the height of stack Main - 50) Drawer stack drawerStack at left of stack Main coool, thanks a lot :-) At 10:00 AM +1000 9/3/2003, David Vaughan

starting a process on OS X

I'm trying to start a process on OS X. I think 'open process ... for neither' is out; it returns an error code. (The 'open process' is not ready on OS X.) I tried shell. This may be the way to go, but I don't know enough about shells to make this work. I tried using '' but shell() seems to

imagesource and url

Hi all, has anybody succesfully tried this in 2.1? set the imagesource of char 1 of fld 1 to http://www.xyz.de/images/bild.jpg; ### VALID image-url!!! setting the filename of an image to it works fine... This always crashed (unexspectedly quits) RR on my OS X 10.2.6. Anyone else seen this?

Re: starting a process on OS X

Recently, Dar Scott wrote: I'm trying to start a process on OS X. I think 'open process ... for neither' is out; it returns an error code. (The 'open process' is not ready on OS X.) The following works for me... on mouseUp answer file Locate app: if it is empty then exit mouseUp

Snapshot / Success stories

Hi, Has anyone got a really nice looking Revolution application that uses metal/drawers that we could take a screenshot of to show off in some marketing materials? If so, please contact me off list. Also, if you have a Revolution success story that we could publish, please send it to me off

Re: starting a process on OS X

On Wednesday, September 3, 2003, at 10:39 AM, Scott Rossi wrote: open process it for neither I'm getting 'error -43' in the result when I do this in my code. Maybe I have a path problem. Dar Scott ___ use-revolution mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: starting a process on OS X

At 10:50 am -0600 3/9/03, Dar Scott wrote: On Wednesday, September 3, 2003, at 10:39 AM, Scott Rossi wrote: open process it for neither I'm getting 'error -43' in the result when I do this in my code. Maybe I have a path problem. This helped me the other day. Maybe it'll help here too: At

Re: shell command specifics?

At 2:27 pm -0600 2/9/03, Alex Rice wrote: On Tuesday, September 2, 2003, at 02:12 PM, Dar Scott wrote: cp? (No resource fork, I would guess.) Useful factoid: OS X has a command line app ditto which is kind of like cp but preserves resource fork data. Warning! I heard this once, and eagerly

Re: starting a process on OS X

On Wednesday, September 3, 2003, at 11:05 AM, Kaveh Bazargan wrote: This helped me the other day. Maybe it'll help here too: At 10:57 am -0500 30/8/03, Ken Ray wrote: You'll note that -43 is the file not found error. In OS X you need to specify the .app for applications, so you need to do:

Re: CGI and find

On 9/2/03 11:36 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote: While I've written apps years ago that supported HC-style find options, for myself I'll admit I've rarely had a need for them, or in all honesty it may simply be that I've been thinking too much in terms of whole-string serches and have overlooked some

Re: starting a process on OS X

On Wednesday, September 3, 2003, at 11:05 AM, Kaveh Bazargan wrote: This helped me the other day. Maybe it'll help here too: At 10:57 am -0500 30/8/03, Ken Ray wrote: You'll note that -43 is the file not found error. In OS X you need to specify the .app for applications, so you need to do:

Re: imagesource and url

On 9/3/03 11:31 AM, Klaus Major wrote: Hi all, has anybody succesfully tried this in 2.1? set the imagesource of char 1 of fld 1 to http://www.xyz.de/images/bild.jpg; ### VALID image-url!!! setting the filename of an image to it works fine... This always crashed (unexspectedly quits) RR on my

Re: imagesource and url

Hi Jacqueline, On 9/3/03 11:31 AM, Klaus Major wrote: Hi all, has anybody succesfully tried this in 2.1? set the imagesource of char 1 of fld 1 to http://www.xyz.de/images/bild.jpg; ### VALID image-url!!! setting the filename of an image to it works fine... This always crashed (unexspectedly

Re: Encrypted stack behavior...etc.

Okay, folks. I'd better put a stop to this thread I started. The problem was not the encryption but the fact that I was attempting to do something that isn't permitted in an encrypted stack (copy). And that problem was brought about by my misunderstanding of the hierarchical nature of a

Re: starting a process on OS X

At 11:21 am -0600 3/9/03, Dar Scott wrote: [...] In thrashing I sometimes get error -50. Where do I find these errors? Again, I got the answer here recently: http://www.appleerrorcodes.com/ -- Kaveh ___ use-revolution mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED]

RE: Radio buttons as indicator lights

Layer the radio buttons under a transparent (invisible) graphic. Greg A, YES :-D The most simple solution is always the best one :-) Even simpler. Turn off the radioBehavior of the group. :-) Ken Ray Sons of Thunder Software Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Web Site:

RE: starting a process on OS X

In thrashing I sometimes get error -50. Where do I find these errors? www.appleerrorcodes.com Ken Ray Sons of Thunder Software Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Web Site: http://www.sonsothunder.com/ ___ use-revolution mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: CGI and find

J. Landman Gay wrote: All the find options are pretty useful. Suppose I am searching for good dog: find good dog -- finds any card which contains good and dog at the beginning of words, not necessarily together and not necessarily even in the same field. For example, will tag goodly dogma

Re: starting a process on OS X

On Wednesday, September 3, 2003, at 11:29 AM, Dar Scott wrote: I guess I need a shell solution. I don't know why does not seem to work. Maybe it does and I'm doing something else wrong. It is confusing. Why not just have one command instead of launch, shell or open process? I don't advocate

revJournal reQuest for Content

First, thanks to all on this list who have visited, contributed to, and otherwise supported, revJournal.com. We're happy to host as many of you as will come. As many of you know, we've added two new editors to our staff (Sarah and Björnke --thanks so much for your awesome help!) in an effort to

Re: Telnet in Rev?

--- Robert Wynne [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi, Does anyone have a stack or sample code for a simple telnet implementation that would allow a connection from a Rev stack to a telnet server? I just want to send a simple command string to a remote server. I found references to telnet.mc

Re: Radio buttons as indicator lights

From: Graham [EMAIL PROTECTED] I just want to zap this last effect but I don't know how to do it. If I can't find a solution, I will have to stand down the whole radio button idea and do it all by scripting - perfectly possible, but a pain. Graham, If the user has no control over the radio

strategies for the default answer file

Ostensibly, when Rev boots the default directory is set the folder the engine or standalone is in, and answer file will default to that directory. However I've had widely varying reports of just which folder first appears when calling answer file with no default directory specified. Complicating

APPLE EXPO PARIS

Hello Heather I send my questino againbecause de D-Day is coming soon : do you plan to have a stand at the APPLE EXPO PARIS as previous year ? I know you cannot be present for this year but perhaps do you plan some other persons from the team being at Paris ? I send this question to the list

Re: strategies for the default answer file

On Wednesday, September 3, 2003, at 01:40 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote: I just need to reliably present a file selection dialog and a folder selection dialog to a specific directory on all supported platforms. What are the rules? Sorry to chime in your thread with additional questions, but what

Re: starting a process on OS X

On Wednesday, September 3, 2003, at 01:03 PM, Alex Rice wrote: It is confusing. Why not just have one command instead of launch, shell or open process? I think there might be merit for launch to be separate. It is not a technical reason, but a documentation and pedagogical reason. There

Re: strategies for the default answer file

Alex Rice wrote: Sorry to chime in your thread with additional questions, but what would folks expect to happen with this transcript code? answer file pick a file with specialFolderPath(unknown ID) Where the unknown ID is not defined for a particular platform. (e.g. Documents not working

OS X standalones: 2 questions

1) Has the size of the OS X engine grown in recent versions? A hello world stack compiled with Rev 2.1 on Windows 2K results in a standalone size of: 2.06 MB Windows 4.43 MB Mac OS X (4.29 MB = executable, remainder is app package) OS X builds have always been larger, but not 2.4 MB larger!??

Re: CGI and find

Le mer 03/09/2003 19:27, J. Landman Gay a crit : On 9/2/03 11:36 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote: This isn't to say that storing data in stacks is always a great idea. For larger data sets the engine breaks down and you need a real database. But for smaller data sets -- under 1000-2000 cards or

Re: OS X standalones: 2 questions

Alex Rice wrote: Has the size of the OS X engine grown in recent versions? A hello world stack compiled with Rev 2.1 on Windows 2K results in a standalone size of: 2.06 MB Windows 4.43 MB Mac OS X (4.29 MB = executable, remainder is app package) OS X builds have always been larger, but

Workaround for adding Unicode text to a field

The problem of adding Unicode text to a field was discussed by several exasperated list members this summer. I have now found a partial workaround that solves at least my particular problem: I want the user to be able to select (by clicking or dragging) a word in a field and then click a

Re: OS X standalones: 2 questions

On 9/3/03 5:26 PM, Alex Rice wrote: 1) Has the size of the OS X engine grown in recent versions? A hello world stack compiled with Rev 2.1 on Windows 2K results in a standalone size of: 2.06 MB Windows 4.43 MB Mac OS X (4.29 MB = executable, remainder is app package) I have noticed an odd

Re: The Directory Walker revisited

On Wednesday, September 3, 2003, at 04:19 PM, Dar Scott wrote: Maybe something in the script increases the stack frame size. Yep, the repeat. This makes sense. One way to implement this is the way it is in PostScript and Joy. A function is called with some looping parameters, perhaps a

Re: OS X standalones: 2 questions

On Wednesday, September 3, 2003, at 04:39 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote: What's inside the .app? By 4.29 MB = executable, remainder is app package I meant that the executable file, inside the app bundle, is 4.29 MB in actual size. The remainder of the app bundle takes approx 200KB which is not

Re: OS X standalones: 2 questions

On Wednesday, September 3, 2003, at 04:40 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote: I have noticed an odd tendency for the standalone builder to insert two copies of the engine in OS X builds. One copy is directly inside the app bundle, and the second copy is in app/Contents/MacOS/. Deleting the one just

Re: OS X standalones: 2 questions

On Wednesday, September 3, 2003, at 04:56 PM, Alex Rice wrote: I haven't quite got it nailed down yet, but I think it may have something to do with building a new standalone on top of an existing one (that is, the new one replaces the old one on disk.) If someone can verify that, we could

OS X standalone: can't strip it

Any C programmers out there know why this command fails on OS X standalone engine? # strip test.app/Contents/MacOS/Revolution strip: the __LINKEDIT segment does not cover the end of the file (can't be processed) in: test.app/Contents/MacOS/Revolution On most executables, the strip command will

RE: strategies for the default answer file

I just need to reliably present a file selection dialog and a folder selection dialog to a specific directory on all supported platforms. What are the rules? From the docs: The defaultPath is the name and location of the folder whose contents are listed when the dialog box appears. If no

Re: use-revolution digest, Vol 1 #1865 - 13 msgs

On Wednesday, Sep 3, 2003, at 23:07 Australia/Brisbane, wouter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: snip I have been searching for this recursive walkers from years ago but couldn't find those with depth-first search with pre- or end-order processing. Can you please post the url. The other recursive ones

Re: use-revolution digest, Vol 1 #1865 - 13 msgs

David Vaughan wrote: I know because (a) I just copied and pasted the code into a test stack and ran it successfully and (b) it is the code I already use in other stacks anyway; with zero problems of course. I appreciate your interest in the topic but not the mis-statements about recursion

Re: Directory Walker revisited

On Thursday, Sep 4, 2003, at 08:55 Australia/Brisbane, Richard Gaskin [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Wou you mind reposting it? There have been so many variants here I can no longer keep track of the proven and unproven algorithms. Richard here is my original posting, from

Re: Directory Walker revisited

On Wednesday, September 3, 2003, at 06:11 PM, David Vaughan wrote: get the folders repeat for each line x in it if char 1 of x . then put walkDir(dirPath / x) after tList end if end repeat ... I use this on folders within the user volume and on small (few GB)

RE: Directory Walker revisited

I'm a tiny bit worried that hitting the recursion limit with the directory walker might be indicative of something surprising that is going to jump up and bite me later. Some supprising Results on the following test: Result: 0.931,0.915 (on my My Documents directory which is quite big) Note

undo broken in script editor

Has the lame (and broken) function of the undo command in the script editor been reported as a bug? By my memory, it did not work in 2.0 nor now in 2.1. Appears to be only one action deep (pretty minimal by today's standards, even vi has multi-level), there doesn't seem to be a re-do, and

Re: undo broken in script editor

On Wednesday, September 3, 2003, at 09:05 PM, Steve Gehlbach wrote: Has the lame (and broken) function of the undo command in the script editor been reported as a bug? By my memory, it did not work in 2.0 nor now in 2.1. Appears to be only one action deep (pretty minimal by today's

Re: Radio buttons as indicator lights

Hi Ray, Date: Wed, 03 Sep 2003 12:23:50 -0700 From: Ray G. Miller [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Radio buttons as indicator lights If the user has no control over the radio buttons, the user will be fustrated... It's an incorrect user interface. - Dunno about the frustration part,

Req: Rev SOAP Example.

Hi revs, I want to know if there's any SOAP example out there... Cheers Andre Garzia 2003 imac2 ibook p100 e uma torradeira ___ use-revolution mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution

Re: undo broken in script editor

Alex Rice wrote: On Wednesday, September 3, 2003, at 09:05 PM, Steve Gehlbach wrote: Has the lame (and broken) function of the undo command in the script editor been reported as a bug? Bug #30 looks relevant. I selected query options product: Revolution, component: Script Editor, Status:

RE: undo broken in script editor

Has the lame (and broken) function of the undo command in the script editor been reported as a bug? By my memory, it did not work in 2.0 nor now in 2.1. Appears to be only one action deep (pretty minimal by today's standards, even vi has multi-level), there doesn't seem to be a re-do, and

RE: Rev SOAP Example.

Hi revs, I want to know if there's any SOAP example out there... There's an example stack that comes with Rev 2.x Regards Monte ___ use-revolution mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution

Re: Req: Rev SOAP Example.

On Wednesday, September 3, 2003, at 09:37 PM, Andre Garzia wrote: Hi revs, I want to know if there's any SOAP example out there... Look in the distribution folder. There is a real nice tutorial stack Revolution x.x/Sample Stacks/SOAP_toolbox.rev Alex Rice [EMAIL PROTECTED] | Mindlube Software |

Re: undo broken in script editor

On Wednesday, September 3, 2003, at 09:44 PM, Steve Gehlbach wrote: Bug #30 looks relevant. I selected query options product: Revolution, component: Script Editor, Status: all Just thinking out loud: so how does something that is marked as RESOLVED LATER, like #30, actually get take care of and

Re: Rev SOAP Example.

On Thursday, September 4, 2003, at 12:49 AM, Monte Goulding wrote: Hi revs, I want to know if there's any SOAP example out there... There's an example stack that comes with Rev 2.x Regards Monte Thanks Monte, I just forgot to look at the folder... Cheers

Re: strategies for the default answer file

Alex Rice wrote: Really I was asking- should answer file degrade gracefully if I messed up on the specialFolderpath? I was seeing behavior where sometimes it would allow files to be selected, sometimes not. Anyone else seen something like this? Not allowing selection? That does seem weird.

Valentina - can mix direct cmds with Rev support

Does anyone know if its possible to mix direct calls to the Valentina library with the Revolution internally supported commands? For example, could I open a Valentina database using revOpenDatabase() then access that database later using Valentina to implement something not supported by

Re: OS X standalones: 2 questions

Alex Rice wrote: I always expect OS X apps to be larger, but there are only a dozen files in this app bundle - which doesn't explain the 2 MB+ difference. Nor do the new features; as impressive as they are, I can't imagine they've doubled the code size. Bad compiler settings? Tuv? Scott?

Re: undo broken in script editor

Monte Goulding wrote: Has the lame (and broken) function of the undo command in the script editor been reported as a bug? The undo menu just uses the undo command (which you can about read in the docs). It's very limited. Using it twice is the same as redo. It get's reset whenever anything is