Hi all!
Here's a couple new TAOO XOSMediaLib functions im sure many are going to
enjoy!
However I know this one feature is much needed so i can release it outside
the TAOO framework.
here's the little add-on-script i made to see if an image existed or was
loaded and by what stack.
To use it,
On 6/20/05 12:27 PM, Bill Moseid [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Bill,
Revolution is a general purpose programming environment and does not mimic
keystrokes or mouse clicks.
That said, you can certainly use AppleScript on Mac to send messages to
FileMaker and make it do things, and you may be able to
MisterX , fixing multiple background groups..an idea
Yes, I too had to get used the idea of the brave new world of group anarchy.
I once had to reach back to my old HC days where I had an important stack
with lots of copies of fields on the card background, not the stack
background.
An idea
Jim,
Thanks for input! But a rather lengthy procedure...
Thanks for reminding me of the exportgroup function in taoo - it copies all
objects in a group to another (a group of object = a stack of cards). Since
i dont use cps in my data stacks, im home free on this suggestion!
However the pain
Hi everyone,
Lately, I followed the thread about the Answer dialog weird behaviour
with Rev 2.6.
In fact, the dontwrap of the field displaying the prompt is sometimes
set (leaved) to false: this depends on the width of the window or the
width of the buttons set.
So, I wrote a correction
Hello List,
I'm not sure if the zoom-like visual effect I'm after
is easily done but, here goes.
Basically, when a user enters an image with the mouse,
that image will get larger, preferably gradually rather
than instantly. And once the user exits the image, it'll
return to its original size
Hi Nicolas,
On-the-Fly and not tested but should do the job :-)
function MayIZoomOut pImage
if the left of img pImage = 0 then return false
if the right of img pImage = the width of this cd then return false
if the top of img pImage = 0 then return false
if the bottom of img pImage = the
Hi Glen,
Scott,
This is more at what I was getting at. I made a simple error in
thinking that the image tower when stored as a custom property also
had its custom properties stored...NOT.
Thanks for the enlightenment.
Any thoughts on my other question...if I stored an image from my
hard
Hi all,
First off - thank you very much for all your
suggestions. I am exploring each one. :-)
One snag I ran into is for the libIPC.rev.sgz
file in the Serendipity library. The link
is broken and I can't download this file. :-(
It seems to be essential (I can't read the doc's
without it) and
Konichi-wa Nicolas-san,
Hello List,
I'm not sure if the zoom-like visual effect I'm after
is easily done but, here goes.
Basically, when a user enters an image with the mouse,
that image will get larger, preferably gradually rather
than instantly. And once the user exits the image, it'll
John Ridge wrote:
sec
I don't understand the point of wait 0... When I comment out the line, the
program runs 300 revolutions in 2300 millisecs on my system (this is an
average of 10 trials, using the default settings as in the stack you
uploaded). With the line back in at wait 0, it takes 1962
Hi,
I'm using RR 2.6 on Tiger.
I've created a bunch of fields and labels to give a description to
the user on what to put in those fields.
Then I grouped all items and checked the behave like a background
in the property inspector.
When I create a new card, all fields, popup menu's etc.
MisterX wrote:
[ about the need for more speed for some things ]
Example: The HotKeyN2O stack stores all properties of all
controls in a card when the user opens the card. The props
are all in array form which cannot be stored into another
array (time based array of object changes). So for
Hi Ton,
Just set the sharedText property to true for your labels and to false
for your fields :-)
Le 22 juin 05 à 12:12, Ton Kuypers a écrit :
Hi,
I'm using RR 2.6 on Tiger.
I've created a bunch of fields and labels to give a description to
the user on what to put in those fields.
Then
:-)))
Thanks, that did the job!
On 22 Jun 2005, at 12:21, Eric Chatonet wrote:
Hi Ton,
Just set the sharedText property to true for your labels and to
false for your fields :-)
Le 22 juin 05 à 12:12, Ton Kuypers a écrit :
Hi,
I'm using RR 2.6 on Tiger.
I've created a bunch of
An idea for your situation would be to copy the original
stack, delete all cards but the one that has the correct
layering, etc, then write a script that will make a new card
for each in the original, getting and setting all the
card-by-card items/fld data/radio settings/x,y,w,h...
No need
When I choose check for updates on my build 108 on mac os 10.3 it says I
must get build number 91). Maybe you are on windows or OS tiger. I can't run
Tiger because it destroyed Hypercard.
On 6/22/05 12:11 AM, Dan Shafer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Interesting. I don't have those problems at all.
Interesting. I don't have those problems at all.
On Jun 21, 2005, at 7:13 PM, Kurt Kaufman wrote:
On Jun 21, 2005, at 7:54 PM, Dan Shafer wrote:
Can't you just use the Check for Updates... option under Help menu
and find out if you have the latest and greatest?
Dan Shafer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
(I always found the whole ==, +=, :=, == syntax mess pretty ugly. I
love the elegance of put 32 into x.)
;-)
why not ending lines by a ;
-- but not always, unless the program bugs silently ;-
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Dan,
I also would like to speed up array processing. It kills me that my
friend won't move from VB to Rev because when I write the same array
processing problem that he uses, VB runs 10+ times faster than Rev.
I also have had to jump through hoops trying to figure out ways to
make my
on 21/6/05 11:05 am, Alex Tweedly wrote :
snip
The point of wait 0 msec with messages is to provide an opportunity
for other messages to be handled. In this case, the Stop button can be
pressed and will stop the drawing by unsetting gKeepDrawing; without
the wait line, processing this message
Again, I am trying to dig deeper into custom properties.
I am trying to store the customPropertySet with associated customKeys
and the associated property contents of the keys into another object's
custom properties.
I have , thanks to Dan and Scott, been able to store an image and the
I would absolutely echo what Dennis has just said. I
was initially really impressed with rev and I should
say I still am in certain respects - comfort and ease
of use, the elegant and intuitive language and
stack/card paradigm etc. etc.
But I have been unable to get rev to do what I want it
to do
I have spoke with a few individuals in regards to creating a utility for
Revolution that would convert Transcript to C. Unfortunately, I know
little of C and the individuals I talked with were not ready to start a
project such as what you want.
But...it is possible.
If one who knows C and
Sharon,
If you have a reproduceable recipe for this I'll help you post it as
a bug to Bugzilla.
Devin
On Jun 21, 2005, at 4:34 PM, Sharon Stamps wrote:
Hello all,
I went searching the archives to find out if anyone had encountered
the same problem I've had with the record sound feature
When I run my standalone, there is no entry for the program in the Windows
task bar. Mark Waddingham (I think it was) said this was because my
Windows don't have title bars. While this is true (all my windows are
graphical in nature), it seems that for a standalone SOMETHING should
appear in
Hi Peter,
Normal behaviour at the moment :-)
You could try, as a workaround, to keep a visible window with its
titlebar but of-screen (-1000,-1000) as a signal for Windows...
Le 22 juin 05 à 16:45, Peter T. Evensen a écrit :
When I run my standalone, there is no entry for the program in the
If you want a real kick in the UI pants, check out the late Jef Raskin's
book called The Humane Interface. His ideas are radical enough that
they cannot be implemented in most development environments, but they
are worth considering.
:)
Jon
Alejandro Tejada wrote:
Hi Developers,
i
I doubt that it is verbose enough for this crowd sick grin
:)
Jon
Eric Engle wrote:
Is there any chance that transcript will incorporate the := operator?
This is the pascal operator of affectation (put value into variable -- variable
:= value)
This operator is available in lingo.
Marielle,
im not sure you're talking about the same thing...
You're talking about changing one group's content. Im talking
about multiple backgrounds over many cards. And in a pseudo way the place
command...
Example: create stack, create a bg group 1, create a bg grp 2.
Now create cards... No
Thanks Alex,
I think i did start out the way you mentioned and then got into the
objectness of the associative array. That may be my problem...
Thanks for the heads up!
Xavier
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From: Alex Tweedly [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, June 22, 2005 12:21
To:
Dan Shafer wrote:
(I always found the whole ==, +=, :=, == syntax mess pretty ugly. I
love the elegance of put 32 into x.)
Elegance, verbosity. Poe-tay-toe, poe-tah-toe...
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Hi Jon and others,
Transcript is designed to be an XTalk language.
The XTalk basis is to look like every day english language.
If it looses this easiness, it's no longer an XTalk ;-)
Le 22 juin 05 à 16:59, Jon a écrit :
I doubt that it is verbose enough for this crowd sick grin
:)
Jon
Good day to everyone,
I have been ask by a friend on a PC to send him some files in .csv
format. When I do, he complains that the returns are missing. I
guess I am still a bit unclear on this difference between platforms.
As I understand it the Mac uses LF for a delimiter, and the PC
I have a feeling that there is compiled and then there is compiled.
It is my impression (correct me if I'm wrong) that Rev compiles to
pCodes (similar to the old pSystem and to Visual Basic), while Delphi
and C++ compile to native code. The difference in performance is
between one and three
Hi Dennis,
You could have a look at the macToIso and isoToMac functions.
Le 22 juin 05 à 17:07, Dennis Brown a écrit :
I have been ask by a friend on a PC to send him some files in .csv
format. When I do, he complains that the returns are missing. I
guess I am still a bit unclear on this
That's an interesting idea Hadn't thought of a window off screen. Thanks!
At 09:52 AM 6/22/2005, you wrote:
Hi Peter,
Normal behaviour at the moment :-)
You could try, as a workaround, to keep a visible window with its
titlebar but of-screen (-1000,-1000) as a signal for Windows...
Le
I believe part of the problem is that Revolution doesn't have numerically
index arrays. The arrays are associative arrays whose indexes can be any
value (including text) so element access is a lookup, rather than an
address computation.
At 10:07 AM 6/22/2005, you wrote:
I have a feeling
then maybe the key is to have better array handlers like filter does for
lines for example...
is that what you mean?
Note that creating an external is just a function call in any script so the
script impact is minimal - actually, it does make scritps simpler...
And to rebute another of Dan's
Dan Shafer wrote:
How in the world would you expect a compiled script or handler -- if
such a thing were possible -- to then be smoothly integrated into a
stand-alone app?
Seems trivial to me: that's what traditional object code libraries and
DLLs are for.
As for performance, tuning
Derek,
Not to mean that i have all the answers (but i've tried to answer all the
questions in this respect before). I know C pretty well but i hate it any
time you have to debug anything like pointer increments or loookup tables.
Note that C compilers (not hte free ones) usually have great
Peter,
What I have done for my graphic stacks is to have a main stack that is
the startup/splash stack with a title bar with the other windows as
substacks of this main stack and then when the splash stack (which is
in the task bar) is brought to the front have a script hide it 'and'
bring
Ok, while this works, is there any message sent to a stack when it is
brought to the front?What happens is if I choose the task by entry for
my off-screen window, it comes to the front, but the rest of my app stays
behind everything else and I have the same problem.
At 10:15 AM 6/22/2005,
Hi All.
I know one of the major problems with newbies (like I was a while back ) is
tab-fields/menus. Now I just revisited this today, making an app for our lab,
and I sussed out tab fileds. Now I know this may sound silly to the gurus, but
I really cannot beleive how simple it is. Now I have my
For what it's worth, I run more than one standalone (compiled) stack
in Windows all of the time, and they all show up in the TaskBar, the
same as any other program.
:)
Peter T. Evensen wrote:
When I run my standalone, there is no entry for the program in the
Windows task bar. Mark
Hi Peter,
The unIconifyStack message might help you:
Trap this message in your visible but off screen window and go to
the stacks you want :-)
Did not test it but should work...
Le 22 juin 05 à 17:32, Peter T. Evensen a écrit :
Ok, while this works, is there any message sent to a stack when
unIconifyStack --Sent when a stack is un-minimized.
on unIconifyStack -- in stack script
put return the short name of me after field List \
of stack Open Windows List
end unIconifyStack
iconifyStack --Sent to the current card when a stack is minimized.
on iconifyStack -- hide
The Mac uses LF, the PC uses CRLF pairs...
Dennis Brown wrote:
Good day to everyone,
I have been ask by a friend on a PC to send him some files in .csv
format. When I do, he complains that the returns are missing. I
guess I am still a bit unclear on this difference between platforms.
Total agreement...
Gordon Webster wrote:
I would absolutely echo what Dennis has just said. I
was initially really impressed with rev and I should
say I still am in certain respects - comfort and ease
of use, the elegant and intuitive language and
stack/card paradigm etc. etc.
But I have been
Well, from what I see here is a business opportunity.
If everyone that is interested in achieving this (and willing to pay).
Then I would suggest a group should be formed andcreate a well defined
set a specifications.
I am sure that Chipp at Altuit or someone else would be able to
produce the
I just found that. is uniconifyStack the same as resumeStack?
Thanks!
At 10:37 AM 6/22/2005, you wrote:
Hi Peter,
The unIconifyStack message might help you:
Trap this message in your visible but off screen window and go to
the stacks you want :-)
Did not test it but should work...
Le 22
Do your windows have title bars? If so, that is why. Mine do not, because
they are completely graphical windows, so they don't appear.
At 10:36 AM 6/22/2005, you wrote:
For what it's worth, I run more than one standalone (compiled) stack in
Windows all of the time, and they all show up in
Recently, Peter T. Evensen wrote:
is there any message sent to a stack when it is brought to the front?
See the resume and resumeStack messages.
Regards,
Scott Rossi
Creative Director
Tactile Media, Multimedia Design
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W: http://www.tactilemedia.com
On 6/22/05 9:12 AM, Glen Bojsza [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Again, I am trying to dig deeper into custom properties.
I am trying to store the customPropertySet with associated customKeys
and the associated property contents of the keys into another object's
custom properties.
I have ,
Brilliant Ray, this helps pull it all together.
I hope others will find this as useful...
thanks,
On 6/22/05, Ken Ray [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 6/22/05 9:12 AM, Glen Bojsza [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Again, I am trying to dig deeper into custom properties.
I am trying to store the
It seems resumeStack and/or unIconifyStack is not always sent. It seem to
be sent every other time. Maybe a bug?
At 10:37 AM 6/22/2005, you wrote:
Hi Peter,
The unIconifyStack message might help you:
Trap this message in your visible but off screen window and go to
the stacks you want :-)
Jon wrote:
I doubt that it is verbose enough for this crowd sick grin
I´m sure I´ve got some medication left...
Cheers,
Malte
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This is for those of you programmers with time on your hands. :-) I
am still trying to catch up after our magnificent Run Rev conference.
Some time ago I change my newspaper subscription from the San
Francisco Chronicle to the NYT. The Times is a a great paper but it
wouldn't stoop to
on Wed, 22 Jun 2005
Jon wrote:
If you want a real kick in the UI pants, check out
the late Jef Raskin's
book called The Humane Interface. His ideas are
radical enough that
they cannot be implemented in most development
environments, but they
are worth considering.
Hi John,
Thanks
On 6/22/05 10:07 AM, Dennis Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Good day to everyone,
I have been ask by a friend on a PC to send him some files in .csv
format. When I do, he complains that the returns are missing. I
guess I am still a bit unclear on this difference between platforms.
As I
On 6/22/05 10:03 AM, MisterX wrote:
Example: create stack, create a bg group 1, create a bg grp 2.
Now create cards... No probs, all is replicated.
If you go back to cd 1 and create a new bg group then
- it's not in the other cards you made prev.
- if you create new cards, you have 3 bgs but
Mr. X, et al:
The whole compileIT is not required but an internal module to create
ultra-fast native code would be great. Now that would be a programmer's tool
worth any eye candy in RunRev.
Add access to system calls, and you have my support.
Rob Cozens
Wisdom entereth not into a malicious
Not forgetting, Brian, just discounting. :-D
I avoided that stuff like the plague.
Guess I'm a bit of an xtalk purist (or some would say bigot).
Transcript isn't going to be THE solution/language for all problems.
Every time we try to glue something onto it to solve a problem it
wasn't
One is immediately struck by the larger implications of this
microcosm of non-conflicting Rev tools and therefore the greater
significance of establishing these conventions.
blue sky dream
A single, universal player ala Acrobat Reader, suddenly goes big
time in terms of popularity The
Thanks for the many replies about naming conventions. So to summarize:
1. The cryptic names are not really being pushed to make things
unreadable, but as protection from the deficiencies of Rev.
2. The lack of a naming scope somewhere between local and global
(such as namespace or the
Gordon,
Beware that even i surprise myself with newby tricks.
I just posted a slow fractal moire maker. It creates beautiful patterns
and the detail is amazing but it does so creating some 4 graphics in a
card. For the truely beautiful patterns, it took 30 graphics! The making
can still
Bob:
Since I'm not sure what you mean, SURE, why not write an intro!
:)
Jon
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi All.
I know one of the major problems with newbies (like I was a while back ) is
tab-fields/menus. Now I just revisited this today, making an app for our lab,
and I sussed out tab
Peter:
Right you are. After I sent my response, I read some of the other
traffic, and realized I was not answering the question you asked. Sorry
about that!
:)
Jon
Peter T. Evensen wrote:
Do your windows have title bars? If so, that is why. Mine do not,
because they are completely
At 12:42 -0400 22/6/05, Jon wrote:
Bob:
Since I'm not sure what you mean, SURE, why not write an intro!
Yes please. Me too. :-)
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On 6/22/05 1:50 AM, Sivakatirswami [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If I understand the ECMI convention proposal correctly I should start
using a double prefix as in:
Company=HAP Himalayan Academy Publications
# where do I go to register this officially with ECMI?
e.g. 1 Main Stack Name=
Thanks, Ken, Eric, and Jon,
I was looking to create them in Rev. Importing and exporting them
from another program (Excel) is what I am doing now.
Dennis
On Jun 22, 2005, at 12:16 PM, Ken Ray wrote:
On 6/22/05 10:07 AM, Dennis Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Good day to everyone,
I
Sweet! But still all UI-related.
You'll get no argument from me that rev is great for
the UI, but no amount of such trickery will ever allow
me to implement an efficient algorithm in Transcript
to process large 3-dimensional arrays of floating
point numbers ... and have it complete while I'm
Aloha, Ken:
Yes HAP = Himalayan Academy Publications
Always has... always will, carved in stone.
So, thanks you.. enter it on the new registry.
Thanks!
Sivakatirswami
On Jun 22, 2005, at 6:51 AM, Ken Ray wrote:
On 6/22/05 1:50 AM, Sivakatirswami [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If I
I think the issue here is an elegant and efficient way to interface
with externals. If we had this, it would solve both problems. When
I say efficient, I don't mean pass a 100MB array as a text string to
an external that converts it to numbers than does some processing and
converts back
I'm still on 2.5.x, but what you're describing isn't happenning here...
Judy
2.5.? LS 10.3.8
On Wed, 22 Jun 2005, Ton Kuypers wrote:
I'm using RR 2.6 on Tiger.
I've created a bunch of fields and labels to give a description to
the user on what to put in those fields.
Then I grouped all
Which would seem to be the default??
Judy
On Wed, 22 Jun 2005, Eric Chatonet wrote:
Just set the sharedText property to true for your labels and to false
for your fields :-)
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Hi everyone,
This morning (GMT time), I posted the following mail to the list:
Lately, I followed the thread about the Answer dialog weird
behaviour with Rev 2.6.
In fact, the dontwrap of the field displaying the prompt is
sometimes set (leaved) to false: this depends on the width of the
Dear Revolution Community,
After a long and thorough discussion (in other words, after fighting
among ourselves ;-) ), the judges have (almost) chosen the winning
stacks in the Simple Challenge of the ChatRev Coding Contest. To
celebrate, we will announce the winners of the contest and
Dennis-
Wednesday, June 22, 2005, 9:40:09 AM, you wrote:
DB aWell bThis cIs dVery eInterresting. fPerhaps gWe hCan iPropose
DB jSomething kThat lMakes mA nBit oMore pSense qBy rAddressing sThe
DB tReal uIssues vBetween wWhat xUsers yNeed zTo aDo, bAnd cWhat
DB dTranscript eNeeds fTo gDo.
Hi Dennis,
You could have a look at the macToIso and isoToMac functions.
Except that I don't think that mactoiso converts cr to crlf. After
running mactoiso, he may have to replace cr with crlf and use binary
write to save the file.
I also had problems sending such files as email
Hi Judy,
Le 22 juin 05 à 19:08, Judy Perry a écrit :
Which would seem to be the default??
On Wed, 22 Jun 2005, Eric Chatonet wrote:
Just set the sharedText property to true for your labels and to false
for your fields :-)
You are right but I suspect that Ton transformed usual fields to
I especially got a kick out of reading what he had to say about
user-configurable UIs and MS Word 6 for Mac.
Basically, his take was that user-configurable UIs are a TERRIBLE idea
but, that in the case of Word 6 for Mac, the UI was already such a total
piece of crap that anything that a user
Ken-
Wednesday, June 22, 2005, 9:51:53 AM, you wrote:
KR In fact, you should go over there and download the latest (Draft 004)
KR specification so you can see how the globals/etc. are used. You'll see the
It would be nice if the group weren't quite so private. Is there some
reason why the
On 6/22/05 11:07 AM, Jim Hurley wrote:
The big problem with the decoder is the size of the dictionary (61,000
entries)--much too big. Many of the words you will not recognize.
Anyone know of a more reasonable dictionary?
I don't know which dictionary you are using, but my Boggle game uses
that's how i put it in my first mail.
However the layer is not correct thereafter.
What else is not?
Not a solution IMOHO... But the only rev-correct way this way...
the extra properties i mentioned would be better...
Xavier
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Yes, I would love to see your newbie intro to tabbed fields.
Sincerely,
John R. Brauer, Psy.D.
Clinical Psychologist
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Transcript/Rev aren't a general-purpose environment. There's
a whole class of apps for which they are ideally suited.
There are also many for which it's not the right tool. I'm in
favor of continuing to make it do what it does do better and better.
I suspect you are, too, so I'm not
Eric,
I got a half dozen more fixes like those. Want 'em? i found one
more today, still looking for the way to patch it ;)
cheers
X
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Eric Chatonet
Sent: Wednesday, June 22, 2005 10:24
To: How to
I have been ask by a friend on a PC to send him some files in .csv
format. When I do, he complains that the returns are missing. I
guess I am still a bit unclear on this difference between platforms.
As I understand it the Mac uses LF for a delimiter, and the PC uses
CR. When I end the lines
I can regularly make the Documentation stack fail to show items that
I'm searching for, but I don't understand what causes it. For
example, I was messing around with a stack this afternoon, and I
wanted to check something out about the substacks property. So I went
to the documentation stack,
WELL, isn't THAT special?
- the church lady from Sat. Night Live ;)
i once called MS support - landed with a Parisian Support
manager- My Applescript with MoftWord return error x. What does
x mean? (x was a number i cant remember).
All i got was - that's a mac problem not word...
Since
What does it take to restore the default script editor colors? I
apparently screwed with mine and need to undo that moment of
incredulity. Also, is there a way to do it without hosing other
settings?
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On Jun 22, 2005, at 1:43 PM, MisterX wrote:
WELL, isn't THAT special?
- the church lady from Sat. Night Live ;)
i once called MS support - landed with a Parisian Support
manager- My Applescript with MoftWord return error x. What does
x mean? (x was a number i
You've all got me curious:
I've got such a thing up at both the Rev-Ed wiki and in RevOnline
(username: JudyPerry).
It even has (on the Weapons tab) a button for downloading a PDF.
Except that it the coding is not optimized for very new-newbies, what
would you like to see added/changed?
Should I bugzilla this? It makes it hard to make a multi-media
application that plays nice in Windows.
What I have done for my graphic stacks is to have a main stack that is
the startup/splash stack with a title bar with the other windows as
substacks of this main stack and then when the
Eric,
Excelent trick. Hey, that rhymes!
I've complained about this previously and was ignored.
I'll give you a max of 5 votes possible (;() for the bugzilla if it you dont
get a duplicate bugzilla
http://support.runrev.com/bugdatabase/show_bug.cgi?id=2354
uh, no, Tuv saw it as dup of
Hi Ton,
When such things happen to me, that's usually when I created a group, then added
the labels afterwards (i.e., the labels are on the same page, eventually inside
the group boundary, but not actually part of the group).
Make sure you are in select grouped mode, then click edit group to
Any developers on the list knowledgeable about Flash at all, specifically
loading dynamic content? Please contact off-list.
Thanks Regards,
Scott Rossi
Creative Director
Tactile Media, Multimedia Design
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The problem was indeed created by myself...
I've created a small plugin to quickly add fields and corresponding
labels to a stack.
Very easy and quick, when setting up a new stack containing a lot of
fields, but I forgot to set that property for the labels.
Now it's all fixed and the
please define which dynamic content...
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To: How to use Revolution
Subject: Flash Users?
Any developers on the list knowledgeable about Flash at
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