OK, thank you Klaus.
But it's a reel problem! I have to rewrite all my code to change the
accentued words?
I think it's horrible! I need a lot of days to do that!
Or is it a Revolution bug?
Le 4.3.2004 22:38, Klaus Major à [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit:
Bon soir François,
Hello!
I have some
Hi, François,
Did you try to NOT use accented chars for your names?
- Travail ecrit
But it's a reel problem! I have to rewrite all my code to change the
accentued words?
Well, creating code or content for cross platform use always will have
you bothering with accents, Umlauten etc. It would be
Hi Developers,
Check this handler too, based in the function
published
by Ken Ray. It get the COM ports from the Registry
for some modems in my system, but it needs
more testers that confirms that the key
AttachedTo is always present for modems in
every windows 98 machine.
Look in google for
Hi Folks,
Notice Ken, a file of this size (36 * 48 inches),
will create a huge bitmap, even at 72 dpi.
Surely, you will prefer to work with tiles of
this map, not with an unique image.
--
Nope, not necessary.
--
If you're going to use this mongoMap on a Mac, be aware
Le 5.3.2004 9:31, A.C.T. à [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit:
Thank you,
I'll try it but it's difficult because some text (the pure code, the
variablies) has to be without accent, and the text for the user is with!
Hi, François,
Did you try to NOT use accented chars for your names?
- Travail ecrit
Is there any way to limit the number of columns in a table field when
allowing cell editing? If I use tab or arrow keys to navigate the cells, I
can just keep moving to the right forever and ever (well, maybe not forever,
but for a long time). Any way to stop this behavior and limit the number
Klaus Major [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Did you try to NOT use accented chars for your names?
- Travail ecrit
I think Klaus is right -- don't use accented chars for control names!
It may be OK within a single platform -- but causes problems if
translated to other platforms... (as é È ;-)))
--
Cool that it works so smoothly!
I think you missed the point on the stumped part, however: your image
was less than 4000 pixels in both dimensions. The problem is with 4000+
pixel images, height or width I presume.
FWIW,
Brian
Be stumped no more.
Thomas sent me a jpg file conversion (from the
Hi, François,
I'll try it but it's difficult because some text (the pure code, the
variablies) has to be without accent, and the text for the user is with!
I understand. But Text does not belong hardcoded into a script (in
my eyes, at least) - it should remain in resources outside the code.
Hi,
just to make sure:
I think Klaus is right -- don't use accented chars for control names!
It may be OK within a single platform -- but causes problems if
translated to other platforms... (as é È ;-)))
It is NOT a problem of windows but of using various platforms running
different code
Bonjour mes amis,
Klaus Major [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Did you try to NOT use accented chars for your names?
- Travail ecrit
I think Klaus is right -- don't use accented chars for control names!
It may be OK within a single platform -- but causes problems if
translated to other platforms... (as
Ok, thank you all.
I understand but I think that Revolution has to write that very big in the
documentation!!!:-)
Friendly
François
Le 5.3.2004 11:41, A.C.T. à [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit:
Hi,
just to make sure:
I think Klaus is right -- don't use accented chars for control names!
It
I understand but I think that Revolution has to write that very big in
the
documentation!!!:-)
François,
Check the MacToISO function (and conversely, the ISOToMac function in
the docs. AFAIK, it is only in the customProperties that this
cross-platform use of diacritics is problematic. I
Thank you but I don't Use customPropreties!:-)
But I'm converting all my diacritics! I'll say you if it's better after.
I hope so!:-)
Le 5.3.2004 14:00, Dan Soneson à [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit:
I understand but I think that Revolution has to write that very big in
the
I am trying to rotate a graphic (or image), but not around its center - I
need to rotate it around and endpoint, like the end vertex of an isosceles
triangle. Imagine the overhead view of a wind sock or smoke plume changing
with the wind direction.
Rotate does not help me because it rotates
I'm using a custom prop to store if the button it self is a big
yellow one or a non-yellow one.
Then via scripting the next time the button is hit it asks for the
custom prop cYellow and if true sets the state to a yellow button.
However, I want to (without setting the icon itself ) have it
Ken,
I had the updating button look code in with the mouseUp code and was
being lazy.
All I need to do is include the code for new button look outside of the
mouseUp code and call that when I need to.
also a lock screen unlock at that time but not needed at the mouseUp
time.
My thoughts were
Hi all,
I have a stack that I want windows users to be able to use. I have
checked and rechecked the code for problem characters so that is OK.
However because the stack was created on a Mac it has a resource fork,
right?. Do I need to do anything about this before I make this stack
Hi List (especially Ken N. and Brian Yennie)-
I noticed in Rev list V. 6 Issue 38 Ken N. Brian Yennie traded info about:
and plugged the
*genuine* Rev-style mouseMove grab/scroll handlers into the image script.
It works beautifully. Grab/scrolls like its on bed of ball bearings. No
problems,
the res fork will be either deleted automatically or if none was there, nop
roblem...
Test before though. Icons may disappear too so make sure all media is in
the
stack and not in the res fork...
-=-
Xavier Bury
Clearstream Services
TNS NT LAN Server
ext
Happy Friday to all!
PLATFORM: MacOSX 10.2.8.
CATEGORY: Dock
QUESTION: How can I cause a dock-minimized application window to maximize
and be in focus when the user clicks on the dock-alias of the application?
DETAILS: We have an app that users can minimize to the Dock (using set
the
James,
This is the script I use. It is in case there are substacks open as
well as my main stack. So I want ALL stacks to iconify and also when
opening i want the topmost stack on iconify to be in front on
uniconify.
on iconifyStack
put the openstacks into tvar
put the short name of this
On Friday, March 5, 2004, at 06:23 AM, Springer, Paul wrote:
I am trying to rotate a graphic
Does anyone have any tips?
Use a custom property (or more) to hold points with fractional
positioning, that is, with numbers that are not rounded after each
rotation. Rotate that. After each rotation
James,
WARNING: don't use this in the IDE only in a standalone. It will center
all of REV's windows as well. Not really a good thing.
Tom
On Mar 5, 2004, at 10:28 AM, Thomas McGrath III wrote:
James,
This is the script I use. It is in case there are substacks open as
well as my main stack.
On Friday, March 5, 2004, at 08:31 AM, Dar Scott wrote:
Does anyone have any tips?
Use a custom property (or more) to hold points with fractional
positioning, that is, with numbers that are not rounded after each
rotation. Rotate that. After each rotation set the points. Never
get the
Dar,
Thanks for the help. As a beginner with RR, I need a little clarification.
1. When you say Rotate that. Do you mean with a built in command or with a
custom command that is re-calculating where the points should be?
2. Aren't there points already defined for the polygons vertices? Do I
Scott Rossi wrote:
Recently, Richard Gaskin wrote:
With the exception of user-manipulatable points for lines and
polygons, it's all there in the engine now
Is the Reshape Polygon button in Rev not what you have in mind here?
..
If Rev's implementation is not accessible, you're welcome to mine;
On Friday, March 5, 2004, at 09:28 AM, Springer, Paul wrote:
Thanks for the help. As a beginner with RR, I need a little
clarification.
It is I who needs to be clear.
1. When you say Rotate that. Do you mean with a built in command or
with a
custom command that is re-calculating where the
A (not so) little problem: don't check mac default menubar in the
setup preferences ;-
I was given an entertaining animation with a flashing error dialog --
CMD-point didn't work, I had to force-quit ;-)))
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Thanks again Dar, I am beginning to see the light. So it looks like the
hardest thing I have to do is figure out the trigonometry for the custom
rotation function. I don't suppose someone might have such a function for an
isosceles triangle?
-Paul
-Original Message-
From: Dar Scott
Message: 3
Date: Fri, 5 Mar 2004 11:28:48 -0500
From: Springer, Paul [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Rotating Graphics
To: 'How to use Revolution' [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Dar,
Thanks for the help. As a beginner with RR, I need a little
A (not so) little problem: don't check mac default menubar
in the setup preferences ;-
I was given an entertaining animation with a flashing error
dialog -- CMD-point didn't work, I had to force-quit ;-)))
Hmm... Dom, what is the OS and Rev versions you're using? I just tested
this in
Jim,
If you can't use the revXML DLL effectively in your CGI, I have an
alternate, Transcript-only XML parsing library that might work for you:
http://www.sonsothunder.com/products/metacard/xmllib.htm
HTH,
Ken Ray
Sons of Thunder Software
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Web Site:
Stephen Messimer wrote:
I have a stack that I want windows users to be able to use. I have
checked and rechecked the code for problem characters so that is OK.
However because the stack was created on a Mac it has a resource fork,
right?.
Not unless you explicitly created a resource fork using
On Friday, March 5, 2004, at 09:58 AM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
That's a very interesting case. When I make compound objects
(grouped controls that act as a single object with their own
properties and behaviors) I tend to put the code driving them into one
library.
This is what I have been
On Friday, March 5, 2004, at 10:10 AM, Springer, Paul wrote:
I don't suppose someone might have such a function for an
isosceles triangle?
See Jim's. This is one of those cases in which the general solution is
simpler than the specific solution.
Dar Scott
From: Brian Yennie [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Ken,
I believe the 4000 pixel limitation was meant as a single dimension,
not the total number of pixels.
So you can have 4000x4000 = 16 million pixels.
Yep, my bad...
I meant to say 4000 pixels per dimension.
You can create a view window by
Hi Ken.
Yeah, I've stumbled across that one. I've already downloaded it and the
docs, but haven't had time yet to dig in to it much.
It looks pretty sophisticated, but I'm sure I can use some of the basic
functions of it. I shouldn't have any trouble with it once I wrap my
head around it.
Dar Scott wrote:
On Friday, March 5, 2004, at 09:58 AM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
That's a very interesting case. When I make compound objects
(grouped controls that act as a single object with their own
properties and behaviors) I tend to put the code driving them into one
library.
This is what
Hi Chris,
Date: Fri, 5 Mar 2004 09:27:13 -0500
From: Chris Condit [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: grabber in Rev (was PDF)
Hi List (especially Ken N. and Brian Yennie)-
I noticed in Rev list V. 6 Issue 38 Ken N. Brian Yennie traded info about:
and plugged the
*genuine* Rev-style
From: Springer, Paul [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Rotating Graphics
To: How to use Revolution [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Message-ID:
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I am trying to rotate a graphic (or image), but not around its center - I
need to rotate it around and endpoint, like the
Message: 3
Date: Fri, 5 Mar 2004 12:10:03 -0500
From: Springer, Paul [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Rotating Graphics
To: 'How to use Revolution' [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Message-ID:
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Thanks again Dar, I am beginning to see the light. So it looks like the
Hi Folks, two questions on the same subject,
If I move all my substacks to individual stack files will I be able to
save them in a standalone, like making a persistent state. It's for the
revHTTPd project, I want the server to be deployable as a standalone,
but I want the user to be able to
Ken Ray [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hmm... Dom, what is the OS and Rev versions you're using?
Mac OS 10.2.4 / RR 2.1.2
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A.C.T. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It is NOT a problem of windows but of using various platforms running
different code pages. In fact: The MAC is the one that uses an abstruse
variation of ISO code (called Mac-Roman), not the PC ;-)
Hmmm... it's a rant about operating systems, or am I wrong ?
Chris,
That is exactly what I want.
If it works I will be a happy puppy.
Does setProp get sent when a custom prop is changed? So i would then
trap a setProp message and update there?
Or do I use setProp to set the prop of a custom property?
Thank you,
Tom
On Mar 5, 2004, at 11:45 AM, Chris
On Friday, March 5, 2004, at 03:01 PM, Dom wrote:
In short, today there is a ISO-8859-nn standard.
it is true that the Windows-1252 is closer to ISO-8859 than Mac OS
Roman.
But Mac OS Roman was defined *before* ISO-8859 was defined!
At this time, DOS was speaking with 7-bits ASCII +
Hi Brian,
Date: Fri, 5 Mar 2004 05:01:24 -0500
From: Brian Yennie [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: PDF
Cool that it works so smoothly!
I think you missed the point on the stumped part, however: your image
was less than 4000 pixels in both dimensions. The problem is with 4000+
pixel
it was suggested that buying the lowest price
laptop might not be a good idea.
a Windows platform ought to make it easier
for most others to use apps, so...
any thoughts, experiences with this line
with RunRev apps, esp. audio, MIDI, graphics?
Dell Inspiron 9100
Widescreen Display 15.4 in.
Hmm... Dom, what is the OS and Rev versions you're using?
Mac OS 10.2.4 / RR 2.1.2
Problem located, solved and an update issued. Select 'Checking for updates'
under the Help menu for a direct transfer. For those who do not have The
Scripter's Scrapbook yet, go to
I imported the 2448 x 3240 JPEG image to a Rev stack, grouped
it, bordered it, set the margins to 0, locked it, added
scrollbars, and plugged the
*genuine* Rev-style mouseMove grab/scroll handlers into the
image script.
It works beautifully. Grab/scrolls like its on bed of ball
Tom,
SetProp is triggered when a custom property is about to be set; if you
pass the setProp it actually sets the property. This gives you an
opportunity to prevent it from being set, or to do something based on
what value the property is about to be set to, etc.
Here's an example:
on mouseUp
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the res fork will be either deleted
automatically or if none was there,
no problem...
Test before though.
Icons may disappear too so
make sure all media is in the
stack and not in the res fork...
is there a way to survey what the
resource fork contains.
On Mar 5, 2004, at 5:04 PM, Erik Hansen wrote:
it was suggested that buying the lowest price
laptop might not be a good idea.
I agree with this.
a Windows platform ought to make it easier
for most others to use apps, so...
Could you explain the reasoning here? It seems vague. Who are you
buying
I have not posted in a few days since I felt it necessary to ponder the following
question.
Why isn't there a global property to disable the graphic subsystem?
Better yet a handler similar to onStartup is called only when the display/GUI is
missing allowing developers to take action (run
Hi Folks,
A buddy of mine has created an interesting utility that might fill a
need for some folks.
Basically, for producing reports his utility takes an xml file that you
generate (which follows his specs), passes it thru a command line
utility and produces a PDF file. This utility doesn't
Hmm.. My script is very long and homogenous... Are there any other
standard culprits for this sort of malfunction with Windows?
Thanks
-Andrew
On Thursday, March 4, 2004, at 07:32 PM,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At this stage I usually start commenting out sections of the script to
see if I can
Hi Brian,
I checked out the link. Very sparse site. I couldn't quite figure out what
his licensing model is. Is is like altBrowser.DLL, purchase it once and you
can use it in as many custom developed commercial applications as you want?
If not, then I imagine he'll have a tough time as a
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