How do I save the settings in the Distribution Builder for a given stack
file?
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At 11:12 PM -0700 9/29/2003, Richard Gaskin wrote:
How do I save the settings in the Distribution Builder for a given stack
file?
Choose Save Distribution As from the File menu. (To restore them,
open the Distribution Builder and then choose Open Distribution.)
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How do I save the settings in the Distribution Builder for a given stack
file?
Do you mean individually? As in you have 5 stack files and you want to use 2
in another project but use the same settings??? You can't do that at the
moment but I'd be interested to know how often you think such a
Tamee,
Im working on a tool to make cursors behave as they should but it is
definitely not built-in...
Transparencies work fine for imports but when you use these pictures as a
cursor transparencies
are definitely not imported correctly and all you get is an ugly picture
with
the wrong
On Sun, 28 Sep 2003 23:53:09 -0700, Dan Shafer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Graham asked:
I have just such a field in a group and I suppose I've set its
SharedText
to true by checking the 'share text' box in the Property Inspector for
the
field (while editing the group); but I find that if I
On Monday, September 29, 2003, at 11:34 AM, Wolfgang M. Bereuter wrote:
This works perfectly on the MAc a blank area on a blank ground you can
see nothing but on windows (builds) you see a ugly grey rectangle.
Make sure that the ShowFocusBorder is set to false. I've found that on
Windows, this
rand valentine wrote:
I am using mac os x.2.6, and have a problem with opaque fields when i
scroll them. if i scroll a field back to the top, there are seeming fine
horizontal white lines in the field's contents that render the contents
unreadable until i click in the field or otherwise
What if externals were simplified to be as easy to use as native calls?
Richard, et al:
I guess I would find it difficult to complain too loudly IF that were
the case AND the externals provided noticeable performance
enhancements.
In general, my vision for libIPC, revBlowfish, SDB, other
Hi All,
This is just to let you know that the Public Beta of PreceptorTools has
been release and is available for download. :-)
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Edinburgh, Scotland, 25th September,
Congratulations, Steve!
May PreceptorTools become part of a core of flagship applications
demonstrating the power and capabilities of Runtime Revolution.
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Hi Steve,
The subject header of your announcement was missing.
I'm going to test PreceptorTools right now ;-)
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Same here! Congrats, Steve!
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Trevor DeVore wrote at 9:05 PM on Monday, September 29, 2003:
I don't know how you are getting the data you are using but I have
created fields with tabs unicode that display properly in tables.
Doing something like:
put uniEncode (tNewMovieName tab pMoviePath), UTF16) into tNewLine
set
Rob Cozens wrote:
What if externals were simplified to be as easy to use as native calls?
Richard, et al:
I guess I would find it difficult to complain too loudly IF that were
the case AND the externals provided noticeable performance
enhancements.
In general, my vision for libIPC,
Hi,
I created a window's icon, for my standalone, a long time ago with Rev
1.1.1 without a problem. I am now trying to upgrade my application
using Mac 10.2.6 and Windows ME but have not been able to include my
icon for windows. I have used Iconographer and QTam (followed Chipp
Walters'
On Tuesday, September 30, 2003, at 11:25 AM, Robert Presender wrote:
Hi,
I created a window's icon, for my standalone, a long time ago with Rev
1.1.1 without a problem. I am now trying to upgrade my application
using Mac 10.2.6 and Windows ME but have not been able to include my
icon for
Hello Steve,
Date: Tue, 30 Sep 2003 11:17:46 -0400
From: Stephen Messimer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: (no subject)
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Hi All,
This is just to let you know that the Public Beta of PreceptorTools has
been release and is available for
--- Stephen Messimer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hi All,
This is just to let you know that the Public Beta of
PreceptorTools has
been release and is available for download. :-)
Congratulations, Steve ; may the number of great
add-ons for Revolution grow for the benefit of all :-)
Jan
I don't know why it's asking you for 744 instead of 766... but I did put
in a feature request in BugZilla for greater-than-16-color-icons (Bug
#730), and put a couple of votes on it...
Ken Ray
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Howdy,
What are you favorite ways of saving Preferences?
examples:
external files, substacks, reading into CustomProps, hidden fields, etc.
HTH,
Ken N.
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Hey guys,
Lindows uses KDE which handles the MIME types. I'll do some research and get
back to you. I'm thinking when the app first starts, it can write to a MIME
file stored somewhere on the hard disk, but this is just a guess.
I'll let you know more about it when I get there.
best,
Chipp
On Tuesday, September 30, 2003, at 12:02 PM, Ken Norris wrote:
Howdy,
What are you favorite ways of saving Preferences?
examples:
external files, substacks, reading into CustomProps, hidden fields,
etc.
Definitely a data stack with custom properties.
Here is a function, not really tested,
Richard, et al:
... for Blowfish to become a practical option
for general use it would require revisions; like Mark pointed out, its
currently more an example than a product.
As are libIPC, SDB, and possibly even Dar's contributions to the
revolution_ipc stack library; but given the group is
What are you favorite ways of saving Preferences?
Hi Ken,
1. Dialog subStacks of main library stack
2. Stack properties
3. Records in an external db
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Who are a little
On Tuesday, September 30, 2003, at 12:29 PM, Rob Cozens wrote:
Anyone who would like to help turn our examples into produ... oops!,
make that tools :{`), is welcome to join our group.
One might use product in the sense of that which is produced. Though
that produced by the group may be broad,
On Monday, September 29, 2003, at 09:23 PM, Dar Scott wrote:
On Windows XP, import snapshot or export snapshot causes the icons on
the primary monitor to wink out.
Anybody else seeing this on Windows?
Try this in the message box:
export snapshot of rect 0,0,100,100 to x as PNG
Or something like
What are you favorite ways of saving Preferences?
Read in from an external file on startup; if the file doesn't exist,
default prefs are applied inside the program an a new prefs file with
the defaults is written out to disk. This way, if someone wants to reset
their prefs to the defaults, all
Try this in the message box:
export snapshot of rect 0,0,100,100 to x as PNG
Works here for me on WinXP...
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One might use product in the sense of that which is produced
Ah Dar,
I knew someone would challenge that.:{`)
I considered qualifying the remark with an analogy; but I believe
there is a demonstrable difference between the concept of two
handlers in a library and an encryption
Rob Cozens wrote:
I considered qualifying the remark with an analogy; but I believe
there is a demonstrable difference between the concept of two
handlers in a library and an encryption product...along the same
lines as the difference between the collection of Rev socket commands
and an IPC
On Tuesday, September 30, 2003, at 01:23 PM, Ken Ray wrote:
Try this in the message box:
export snapshot of rect 0,0,100,100 to x as PNG
Works here for me on WinXP...
Maybe it's my video cards; they are GeForce2 MX or something like that
(based on driver info). Or something weird about using
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Way cool, Scott! Love those specialized web browsers...
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Why does A work, but not B?
-- method A
revGoURL file:/// the defaultFolder /launchThisDoc.pdf
-- method B
revGoURL file:launchThisDoc.pdf
I scoured the archives for the best way to launch a PDF file in
Windows, and I guess I like method A the best. It's the method I have
found that does all
On Tue, 30 Sep 2003 14:21:48 -0500, Ken Ray [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What are you favorite ways of saving Preferences?
Read in from an external file on startup; if the file doesn't exist,
default prefs are applied inside the program an a new prefs file with
the defaults is written out to disk.
I have been developing (using RR2.1) on a Windows XP machine, and I
need the queryRegistry function - to get this I found that I had to
include 'all others' in the build.
When I did the build on the Windows machine, the folder with the .exe
file also contained two .dlls. One was videograbber,
On Tuesday, September 30, 2003, at 03:35 PM, Alex Rice wrote:
Also, what is the reason for the /// in method A? I don't know what
that represents in a URI.
The file URL
file:///alex/myfile.pdf
is the same as
file://localhost/alex/myfile.pdf
In both cases the host name (empty or localhost) refers
On Tuesday, September 30, 2003, at 11:29 AM, Rob Cozens wrote:
Mark has contributed Rev_Blowfish to the revolution_ipc group's stack
library as a starting point for incorporating support for Blowfish
encryption/decryption into the collection of IPC commands that will be
released (most likely)
On Tuesday, September 30, 2003, at 09:18 AM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Mark has done a truly amazing job and deserves
many kudos and at least a six-pack of his favorite beverage in
recognition
of what he's accomplished.
Thanks, I'll drink to that...
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I have been developing (using RR2.1) on a Windows XP machine, and I
need the queryRegistry function - to get this I found that I had to
include 'all others' in the build.
queryRegistry is built into the engine. You don't need to chech 'all others'
to get it.
When I did the build on the
On Tuesday, September 30, 2003, at 03:59 PM, Dar Scott wrote:
On Tuesday, September 30, 2003, at 03:35 PM, Alex Rice wrote:
Also, what is the reason for the /// in method A? I don't know what
that represents in a URI.
The file URL
file:///alex/myfile.pdf
is the same as
I'm using a Unicode font that has 912 characters in a contiguous block of
Unicode code points. Any single byte of any 2 byte Unicode code point in
that block that equals 09 triggers tabbing in Revolution table fields.
(The tab character is 09 in ASCII and 0009 in 2 byte Unicode).
Sounds like a
I have made a small magnification plugin available free here:
http://www.swcp.com/dsc/revstacks.html
It is a small window that shows a magnified view of the region around
the mouse pointer. There are no controls; you work hands-free and
simply glance over to the magnified view as you work.
Hi,
Thanks to Alex and Ken for your input. I don't know what I was doing
wrong but I took a break and restarted the process again. I again used
the PC and QTam and used Rev v 2.0.3 and 2.1RC1.
and now all is OK. I tried to repeat what I thought I did before my
break but couldn't repeat the
Here is a function, not really tested, that decides good
place to save
preferences x-platform
(snip)
put format(%s/%s, tAppDataF, Mindlube) into tAppPrefsF
Just curioius, Alex, why did you choose to use format() instead of:
put tAppDataF /Mindlube into tAppPrefsF
??
As I said,
On Tuesday, September 30, 2003, at 07:55 PM, Ken Ray wrote:
put format(%s/%s, tAppDataF, Mindlube) into tAppPrefsF
Just curioius, Alex, why did you choose to use format() instead of:
put tAppDataF /Mindlube into tAppPrefsF
Just habit... After using C, Perl, and PHP I start start to
Hi Dar,
Yep, this is the existing behavior. The desktop is redrawn each time a
snapshot is created. I've mentioned this before as well, and would like to
see it fixed.
On slower machines, some of the windows don't even finish redrawing by the
time the snapshot is taken.
-Chipp
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Hi Ken,
From: Ken Ray [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Saving Preferences
Date: Tue, 30 Sep 2003 14:21:48 -0500
Organization: Sons of Thunder Software
What are you favorite ways of saving Preferences?
Read in from an external file on startup; if the file doesn't exist,
default prefs are
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