X,
Stay tuned...I'm in beta as we speak for Altuit's new Layout Manager. It
should do the trick.
-Chipp
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Hi again all,
I've been working with on a few cross-platform jobs, and I've really
needed some capabilities I couldn't find easily in RR. In particular, I
needed:
1) A reliable Geometry Manager which could auto-generate resizeStack
scripts, so I could later edit them if I needed to provide
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hmmm... Not exactly, Yves:
You must be wrong, /H, my name is not Yves ;-)
put the seconds is a date returns true.
Okay -- but the problem was about entering a date:
I think nobody tries to enter seconds as today's date ;-)
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Yves COPPE [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a function to check if a string is a date in European format :
DD/MM/
Also: to work around date entering problems, what about using a calendar
substack, such as Sarah's?
This eliminates all entering problems, and ensures you the date is
exactly
Hello all,
I'm happy with the Rev. program, but I am not so happy with the
documention. Are there any good books on revolution.? What about the
Dan Shafer books. Are they good (all 4 of them?). Is there a good
reference guide available (either book or pdf)? What will you
experienced
Hi all,
thanks for the warm welcome to your group and thanks to Martin, Mark
Richard for their answers. Sorry about forgetting the Subject.
My intention is to be able to click on a line and drag and resize and
reposition it. With the tip to use 'the points' of a line (instead of
the rectangle
Thanks to Bj?rnke von Gierke, Jim Lyons, Ken Norris and Steve Messimer for
their informative replies.
Because of you guys, I think I understand the principle now - I also think
it's a dreadful kludge. In effect you have to trick the IDE into helping
you, and clearly there are some difficulties
On Sun, 11 Apr 2004 18:10:15 -0700, Richard Gaskin
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[...]
XML is just data given structure by putting it between starting and
ending tags. Though an increasing number of applications use it for
data storage, its primary benefit is in exchanging data with other apps.
So
I got the bug with diacritical characters in the path :
blabla/monDveloppement/toto is wrong
but
blabla/monDeveloppement/toto get no problem.
idem with /Revolution / ; I need /Revolution/
Le 11 avr. 04, 22:20, [EMAIL PROTECTED] a crit
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De: Jeanne A. E. DeVoto [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 11
On Sunday, April 11, 2004, at 05:52 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 04/11/2004 08:34:20 PM,
Mark Brownell writes:
There are so many uses for XML that if you have a specific need you
might want to learn about XML by the topic or area of interest best
suited to your needs.
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On Sun, 11 Apr 2004 18:10:15 -0700, Richard Gaskin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[...]
XML is just data given structure by putting it between starting and
ending tags. Though an increasing number of applications use it for
data storage, its primary benefit is in exchanging data
Hi all,
I am planning to create a content management system based on Runtime
Revolution and using the LibCGI library. It will be freeware and
opensource.
There are many good freeware CMSs made in PHP, ASP or Perl, but for us
XTalkers, modifying and customising these can be quite complex
If XML tags and structures can be made to represent pretty
well anything,
how does the user community for a particular dialect/
language/ data model
expressed in XML communicate? I mean, if a particular set of
XML tags and
structures is about chemical compounds or the parts of a
On Apr 7, 2004, at 6:17 AM, Malte Brill wrote:
Hi Trevor,
could you please add a make a donatin - paypal button to your site?
Even though I only have had a quick look yet I feel I´d like to send
you
some money for your efforts and support your work as your code will
defenetly support mine.
Good morning!
Does anyone have a routine for typing in a field and displaying bullets -
but preserving the text? As if it was a password field. I am making a user
login window with Username and Password fields. Don't you think the
password field should display bullets (or asterisks)? I could
On Apr 12, 2004, at 12:03 PM, Terry Vogelaar (de Mare) wrote:
Hi all,
I am planning to create a content management system based on Runtime
Revolution and using the LibCGI library. It will be freeware and
opensource.
There are many good freeware CMSs made in PHP, ASP or Perl, but for us
I have been reading through Volume 1 of Dan's book and I have a question.
He talks about using locally numbered fields to easily loop through the
fields on a card. He explicitly talks about not using the field's name or
ID. I don't understand how this mapping occurs; how do you assign local,
On 12 Apr 2004, at 18:00, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Date: Mon, 12 Apr 2004 08:30:36 -0700
From: Dan Friedman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Password Field
To: RunRev Mail List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Good morning!
Does
Le 12-avr.-04, à 17:30, Dan Friedman a écrit :
Good morning!
Does anyone have a routine for typing in a field and displaying
bullets -
but preserving the text? As if it was a password field. I am making
a user
login window with Username and Password fields. Don't you think
the
password
On Monday, April 12, 2004, at 10:12 AM, Springer, Paul wrote:
He talks about using locally numbered fields to easily loop through the
fields on a card. He explicitly talks about not using the field's name
or
ID. I don't understand how this mapping occurs; how do you assign
local,
temporary IDs
REV printed docs for - Reference Reading/Browsing
REV pdf docs for - Electronic Browsing
REV included docs for - Quick lookup for spelling/syntax and See Also
feature.
REV included Cookbook for - simulated answers
Dan Shafer's Book for - How to and Intro etc.
Tom
On Apr 12, 2004, at 5:09 AM,
Hi,
Ok rrxml gives callbacks while processing xml data, but the examples dont
really show me why have them or use them. These are the callbacks:
revStartXMLData elementData
revStartXMLNode nodeAttributes
revStartXMLTree
revEndXMLNode
revEndXMLTree
would someone please
Yves,
Thanks! That works great. Don't you just love this list?!!!
Good morning!
Does anyone have a routine for typing in a field and displaying
bullets -
but preserving the text? As if it was a password field. I am making
a user
login window with Username and Password fields.
Hi. I am porting a multimedia project over to Revolution and tweaking
it as I go.
The intended market is the local and provincial educational systems.
Their preference is for titles which can be served from a remote server
in their school to all the desktops in the library or classroom.
Le 12-avr.-04, à 21:01, Dan Friedman a écrit :
Yves,
Thanks! That works great. Don't you just love this list?!!!
YE
Greetings.
Yves COPPE
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Hey everyone. I just started using Revolution a couple of days ago, and
am trying to write a couple useful apps before my trial runs out so I can
convince my boss to buy me a full copy. I want to write a simple app to
automate the task of retrieving log files from a bunch of different ftp
Hi,
I am actually getting somewhere. I managed to create a large bunch of
buttons and get them cycling through the random colours.
Fortified with my success I decided to script the creation of an array
of rectangles, 62x25 of them.
This took rather a long time.
I have not yet worked out how
On Monday, April 12, 2004, at 02:26 PM, Brian E. Warshawsky wrote:
I want to write a simple app to
automate the task of retrieving log files from a bunch of different ftp
servers at the same time every night.
If libURL uses sockets callbacks, then they cannot run while while your
hander is
On Monday, April 12, 2004, at 02:34 PM, Norman Winn wrote:
PS I seem to remember, in perusing the docs, that there is a way to
refer to the object most recently created. If so, could someone remind
me of it, please.
From the dictionary entry for 'create':
The create command places the ID
On Apr 12, 2004, at 2:34 PM, Norman Winn wrote:
Hi,
I am actually getting somewhere. I managed to create a large bunch of
buttons and get them cycling through the random colours.
Fortified with my success I decided to script the creation of an array
of rectangles, 62x25 of them.
This took
At 1:26 pm -0700 12/4/04, Brian E. Warshawsky wrote:
I've tried:
repeat forever
get the time
if the short system time is 12:00 AM then
libURLDownloadToFile ftp://[EMAIL PROTECTED]@mysite.com/testing.txt,
TFlog.txt
else end if
I've also tried:
repeat forever
wait 5000 seconds
libURLDownloadToFile
ok
Now we have a scrolling window, lets say it scrolls a 8.5 x 11 document
both v and h. How then do you print the whole document not just the
visible window?
On Apr 11, 2004, at 8:08 PM, Ken Norris wrote:
Hi Graham,
Date: Sun, 11 Apr 2004 22:58:13 +0200
From: Graham Samuel [EMAIL
I confess to an obsession with cryptograms. It is the first thing I
go to in the morning paper.
Once in a while I get really stuck, so I have built a cheat for
myself in RR. It is a cryptogram decoder utility.
I suspect someone has surely developed a crossword puzzle utility,
but decoding
Hi Mark,
Thanks for replying.
I'm just getting back into town after a couple of days away and
working my way through a stack of emails that have come in during my
absence, so I'm replying directly to this instead of going to the
list. Can you possibly open the stack window modally? That gets rid
There's a pop library at http://www.troz.net/Rev/ that would probably
serve your needs better than telnet.
That Library worked great. I'm trying to make a program that sits on
my
taskbar and silently logs into a mail server every few minutes to
scan my
email for SPAM. Then if it finds any it
Is there a native way to emulate the keyboard in another application? For
example, 'launching' another app, and then somehow sending commands to that
application? Specifically, I had a customer ask me if they can control their
Powerpoint presentation from Rev. I looked through the shell command
On Apr 12, 2004, at 12:58 PM, Mark MacKenzie wrote:
I have not designed or produced for this before. Can a standard Rev
project be simply put on their server and used by from 30 to 35 kids
at the same time?
A standalone can be run off a server by almost any number of client
computers. The key
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