On 12/6/04 11:28 PM, Richard Gaskin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 12/3/04 10:42 PM, Richard Gaskin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyone else interested in working on a script editor if it were open source?
If it would be integrated with the Rev debugger, then I'd want to join in
the effort.
Dick Kriesel wrote:
I think integrating the editor with the debugger will happen a lot sooner
and better if RR wants to support the project's goals. Then at least we'd
get some good clues about the current API and what changes they see coming.
Not necessarly: they have many other priorities that
On 7/12/04 9:55 am, Dick Kriesel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It would if you chose to make that your first contribution to the effort. ;)
There must be quicker alternatives, since I have few clues how complex the
interface is between the current editor and the debugger. But since I think
Do you guys know if there is a way to tell a standalone window to set
itself to the bottom, in terms of the Z-order of all open windows (not
just open rev stacks)?
Jonathan Lynch
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Dear Revolutionaries
I really like Python and I was just curious to see how
the rev compiled bytecode compared to Python's in a
very simple math benchmark. I am definitely NOT making
any kind of statement here about Rev. or Python (or
any other programming language for that matter). If we
simply
Hi,
I have been developing software for testing in schools - built as a windows
standalone. The program is made for a 1024 x 768 screen size (the card filling
about 2/3rds of the screen with a backdrop) - the stack is quite complex, it
contains lots script, lots of cards, each with different
Hi Pat,
Hi,
I have been developing software for testing in schools - built as a
windows
standalone. The program is made for a 1024 x 768 screen size (the
card filling
about 2/3rds of the screen with a backdrop)
Ehmm, did i understand you right?
1024 / 3 * 2 = about 683
768 / 3 * 2 = 512
This
Hi Klaus,
sorry to mislead you, have tried the software on a screen set to 800 x 600
and it is too big - it doesn't all fit onto the screen. Unfortunately, the
original size of the stack is 940 x 600.
thanks,
Pat
Ehmm, did i understand you right?
1024 / 3 * 2 = about 683
768 / 3 * 2 =
From a development perspective, both solutions are less than desirable:
1. Rev does not like to have the screen resolution changed while
running; this is an engine flaw (one might say limitation, but since
Apple's HI guidelines, and M$'s as well I think, make specific
statements that programs
so today finally after 2 years of using Rev, I've actually tried to
make some standalones, and the process seems to be straightforward
and simple. However, the standalones display different results, some
of which defeat the usefulness of these apps, and the inconsistency
is bothersome.
1. App
1. App is created in 2.5, using no externals, etc, all Transcript.
Simple loading in of text files, parsing data to send to a second
stack window for printing. There are grey cutting guide lines on the
printing window (this is for simple CD labeling) and also table
boundary lines which show up
Looking for ideas on how to accomplish two functions from within Rev:
1. Read the status of the internal battery (i.e. % charged);
2. Boost the output of the speaker beyond the built-in volume level. In
other words, access/create the functionality of a simple software
equalizer (such as the
Hi Pat,
Hi Klaus,
sorry to mislead you, have tried the software on a screen set to 800 x
600
and it is too big - it doesn't all fit onto the screen.
Unfortunately, the
original size of the stack is 940 x 600.
thanks,
Pat
Ah, i knew it wouldn't be THAT easy :-)
Ehmm, did i understand you right?
Hi Richard,
Looking for ideas on how to accomplish two functions from within Rev:
1. Read the status of the internal battery (i.e. % charged);
I can't help with the volume boost, but here is the script I use for
reading the battery charge in an iBook. It requires the shell command
battery which
Thanks Sara,
no, this is not a file path problem. The files are selected by the
standard file dialog.
And by 'template' I mean that one stack is strictly a 'template' for
printing with no controls and fields that are stripped down with no
scrollbars, focus or border so it will print correctly.
On Dec 7, 2004, at 1:53 PM, Stephen Barncard wrote:
so today finally after 2 years of using Rev, I've actually tried to
make some standalones, and the process seems to be straightforward and
simple. However, the standalones display different results, some of
which defeat the usefulness of these
Hello again! and thank you for your responses! I have some questions about how
to actually implement your suggestions:
Jacqueline Gay, you said:
Another way that sometimes works is to have a handler check the platform
that is running, and set the font size in Windows a bit smaller than it is
I have another question about fonts: is it possible to format the text within a
field without using HTML? I have only been able to make uniform text in a field
[i.e. all same size, style: bold, italisized, underlined, and font face.]
Thank you!
Anna
At 08:33 07/12/2004 -0800, Gordon wrote:
Teeny math benchmark:
10,000,000 iterations of a loop, calculating the
square root of the loop index on each pass.
Revolution 2.5
repeat with n = 1 to niter
put sqrt(n) into tmp
end repeat
Time = 7.133 seconds (elapsed)
Python 2.3
while n = niter:
Why on earth won't a simple file read work in Classic? Even Hypercard
works fine in classic! that is the most basic thing a program can do!
Is this a bug?
And this of course does not address the printing differences noted in
OSX. Why would any of that be different?
On Dec 7, 2004, at 1:53 PM,
I have another question about fonts: is it possible to format the text
within a field without using HTML? I have only been able to make
uniform text in a field [i.e. all same size, style: bold, italisized,
underlined, and font face.]
Yes it is. Try things like:
set the textFont of line 3 of
You can read files in Classic, but as the file paths are different, you
need to use the revMacFromUnixPath function to translate your file
paths. I haven't got the scripts handy at the moment, but I worked all
this out a while ago. I'll look them up this evening and post an
example tomorrow,
Thanks, Sarah. That seems to work fine. Much appreciated.
Still looking for ideas on the volume boost from anyone else.
Richard
On Dec 7, 2004, at 5:51 PM, Sarah Reichelt wrote:
Hi Richard,
Looking for ideas on how to accomplish two functions from within Rev:
1. Read the status of the internal
Hi everybody.
I have hundred of pages written in a rev stack. In these pages are
included numerous links made using the linktext property.
When I click on the text, a very simple message like ABCDE is sent
and leads to another card.
My problem is the following : if I put the htlmtext of my
On 12/7/04 5:14 PM, Anna Shn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have another question about fonts: is it possible to format the text within
a field without using HTML? I have only been able to make uniform text in a
field [i.e. all same size, style: bold, italisized, underlined, and font
face.]
The easiest way to set up all of the searching, etc. for a large
database would be to store all of the data in an SQL database and let
the database server worry about indexing, searching, and sorting
results; however, this would require there to be an SQL database server
running on the
Or use the Valentina SQL engine for heavy lifting, which ships with Rev.
The easiest way to set up all of the searching, etc. for a large
database would be to store all of the data in an SQL database and let
the database server worry about indexing, searching, and sorting
results; however, this
Rod,
My blood banking software, Transfusion Medicine Interactive, (created
with Rev of course) is finally available through the AABB Press.
Please refresh my memory on what you need from me/AABB in the way of a
product announcement--i.e. how long should it be, any specific
information that
The easiest solution is to check on startup the screen resolution (get
the screenRect) and if it's not big enough popup an answer warning
dialog telling the user to please quit and change resolutions and relaunch.
The next easiest solution would be to open the stack w/out clipping on
the
I've got another clue about why my windows standalone is not working.
Okay, my script into two halves-- one in the card script and one in the
script of a button. At the end if the card script section it says
send parttwo to card button instructions
...And I made sure to put all of the
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