Can the CROP command crop an image that is contained in a variable?
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im sure you're going to tell us! ;))
But AFAIK, rotate doesn't work in the container object,
only on images... Probably applies also to crop...
the doc says...
crop image to left,top,right,bottom
cheers
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Nope, not listed there under the IDE or the standalone.
Strange, I *know* I saw the XML bundle in the standalone's externals
folder before, but it is not there now (the DLL gets copied into the
Windows version's directory).
I copied it manually, and now it works. I did a search on bugzilla and
Morning All,
While working on a folder archiver, I thought I would explore the
possibility of creating a drag-and-drop standalone along the lines of
Stuffit Expander: Dropping a file/folder on the archiver icon would
initiate compression, and dropping a compressed file or folder
archive would
You can set the Windows desktop with the setDesktop external from Shao Sean.
http://www.shaosean.tk/
Derek Bump
Dreamscape Software
Compress Images Easily with JPEGCompress
http://www.dreamscapesoftware.com
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Rob,
Try this script out. Works great in my software.
global droppedImage
on startup
put $1 into droppedImage
end startup
on openStack
if droppedImage is not empty then doOpenFile droppedImage
end openStack
Derek Bump
Dreamscape Software
On Nov 7, 2004, at 2:46 PM, DJ Grumble wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to make a simple chat client, however, I can't seem to get
the socket scripts to work. Can anyone provide a quick sample script
for sending the contents of a field (for the sender) and recieving the
contents of a field (for the
That looks good, except how do you handle the case where a file is
dropped on the icon of (or its icon double-clicked to be opened with)
an OS X app (or classic MacOS app for that matter) when the app is
already open? This script obviously won't work in that particular
case; it only makes
On Nov 8, 2004, at 6:47 AM, Frank Engel wrote:
Nope, not listed there under the IDE or the standalone.
RevXML won't show up in your stacks externalPackages property while in
IDE unless your externals property is pointing to the external
(components/global environment/revxml.bundle) because it
That looks good, except how do you handle the case where a file is
dropped on the icon of (or its icon double-clicked to be opened with)
an OS X app (or classic MacOS app for that matter) when the app is
already open? This script obviously won't work in that particular
case; it only
how do you handle the case where a file is
dropped on the icon of (or its icon double-clicked to be opened with)
an OS X app (or classic MacOS app for that matter) when the app is
already open?
In my case, Frank, the app would close automatically upon completing
its task. If the app is
Try this script out.
I'll do that and let you know how it works on Mac OS.
Thanks, Derek.
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Hi Folks... I'm wondering if anyone is creating or has created a
voice/video/whiteboard/desktop conferencing app? I'm running into problems
with the one I'm using in that it is too expensive and will only run on a
PC. Seems as though this is the usual for all of the best VoIP apps.
Anyone know
I'll do that and let you know how it works on Mac OS.
According to the Rev Dictionary, the $ keyword does not work on Mac OS
Classic.
Is there another approach that works on all platforms?
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Who are a
Jim,
I don't know of any VoIP apps for Mac, but I can tell you that a video
conferencing program with text chat is possible. I started developing WebCam
LIVE to tackle this issue, until WebCams were introduced in free Instant
Messengers.
Derek Bump
Dreamscape Software
--- Rob Cozens [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'll do that and let you know how it works on Mac
OS.
According to the Rev Dictionary, the $ keyword does
not work on Mac OS Classic.
Is there another approach that works on all
platforms?
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Hi Rob,
MacOS will send your app an
You might also want to look at Apple's iChat AV, and at Skype
(www.skype.com). AIM might also be an option to consider; iChat AV
can be used with AIM accounts.
On Nov 8, 2004, at 12:36, Derek Bump wrote:
Jim,
I don't know of any VoIP apps for Mac, but I can tell you that a video
conferencing
Hi Jan,
MacOS will send your app an AppleEvent of type 'odoc'
-- not sure which class, can't check at the moment.
Hope this helped,
It did a little...my desire is for one general solution; but at least
you've shown me A solution for Classic Mac..
I'll check it out.
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One general solution would be to implement both. A non-mac will not
send the apple event, so handling that event will not have any effect
on a non-mac. Even if $1 is not available under Mac OS Classic, you
can still implement it for the other platforms.
The only tricky case is that you can't
Hi All...
I'm trying to put together a little project that will allow the user to take
notes on a series of directions they listen to in a presentation.
I was trying to come up with a way to present a sub-stack that had
thumbnails of the slides and a field associated with each thumbnail. The
Jan responded:
The automated query system uses something similar to :
set the text of image theImage to theImageData
Thank you! That was the piece I was missing. My image query and display now
work well.
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The best way to do this in Rev would likely be to have the slides set
up as cards on a stack (or otherwise get a picture of each slide so
that you can post the pictures onto cards for printing) and to print
the card into a region on the page (using the print command), then have
a separate card
Can anyone tell me if there's a way in Mac OS X to determine whether the user
is currently connected via DHCP vs. PPPoE? Some sort of unix shell command
perhaps? I've looked at the ifconfig command, and it spits back a lot if
interesting info, but nothing jumps out at me to denote DHCP vs.
There is also the printscale property, if you take Frank's suggestion
and put each picture and note field on one card. It shouldn't be too
difficult to script printing a quarter size (for eg.) card in each corner
of a page. (But if you're using Windows, better get someone else's
help, as I have
Y?
Actually, DHCP and PPPoE are completely different types of protocols;
both could theoretically be used together. DHCP is basically a way to
get an IP address for yourself (along with info such as DNS addresses,
default router, etc.) over an existing IP network. PPPoE is a way to
bridge
Hi All!
I was looking over the archive for a solution to opening a local html file from
with in a project. I have a project that creates a html page with images and
text. I would like Rev to launch the file after it is created in a browser so
that the user could print out the info if they
--- John Patten [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi All!
I was looking over the archive for a solution to
opening a local html file from with in a project. I
have a project that creates a html page with images
and text. I would like Rev to launch the file after
it is created in a browser so that
At 15:36 08/11/2004 -0500, Frank Engel wrote:
Y?
Actually, DHCP and PPPoE are completely different types of protocols; both
could theoretically be used together. DHCP is basically a way to get an
IP address for yourself (along with info such as DNS addresses, default
router, etc.) over an
HI All,
I like to learn how to open a telnet window and send my user name and the
password to telnet window through Rev script. If somebody can direct me to
socket access and the way to send a user name and a password It will be a
great help.
The requirement is to insert an IP number to a field
You need to open a socket, after which you can write to the socket
read from it, finishing by closing the socket. If you have a look at
the POP library on my web page, you will see how I have down it. I use
the POP port (110) but the same sort of script should be able to
connect to any port.
Some research brought this to my attention:
PPPoE Configuration in MacOS X and Darwin
http://www.opendarwin.org/en/articles/network_config/ar01s04.html
Network Configuration in MacOS X and Darwin
http://www.opendarwin.org/en/articles/network_config/ar01s02.html
Then I found lots of configuration
Thanks Derek, that seems to be what I am after.
Shao: does it have to be a bmp file or can I use a jpg?
Cheers,
Sarah
On 9 Nov 2004, at 2:24 am, Derek Bump wrote:
You can set the Windows desktop with the setDesktop external from Shao
Sean.
http://www.shaosean.tk/
Derek Bump
Dreamscape Software
Hi Sarah,
Thanks for the feedback, I have downloaded many scripts
examples from your site. I will give it a try and comeback to you if I have
any questions.
Thanks again,
Regards,
Niva
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Thanks Derek, that seems to be what I am after.
Shao: does it have to be a bmp file or can I use a jpg?
I can answer that for you. Yes, it does. But as a workaround you can use the
EnhancedQT external to convert the JPEG to a Windows Bitmap, but it will
require your users to have QuickTime
Does anyone know how to resolve the path for an image that is located in the
Temporary Internet Files folder for Internet Explorer?
Also, does anyone know how to do this with JavaScript?
Derek Bump
Dreamscape Software
Compress Images Easily with
Niva-
Monday, November 8, 2004, 4:09:14 PM, Sarah wrote:
SR You need to open a socket, after which you can write to the socket
SR read from it, finishing by closing the socket. If you have a look at
SR the POP library on my web page, you will see how I have down it. I use
SR the POP port (110)
On Nov 8, 2004, at 11:31 PM, Mark Wieder wrote:
Although note that port 21 is designated for ftp. If you really want
to handle ftp transactions in runrev, there are better and easier
methods than opening a socket for a telnet session and hand-crafting
the whole protocol yourself.
I implemented the
In case anyone else is struggling with a similar problem, here is my
workaround. I have written a routine which uses the AppleScript time
to GMT to get the time difference, then I use the internet time to
get the current time zone. The difference between these two is the
daylight savings
From: Frank Engel [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Tue Nov 9, 2004 1:47:19 AM Australia/Melbourne
To: How to use Revolution [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: XML library in OS X standalones: DTD files
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Nope, not listed there under the IDE or the standalone.
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