Alex Tweedly wrote:
format(%2d:%02d, tHours, tMins)-- 3:55
or
format(%02d:%02d, tHours, tMins) -- 03:05
Ken wrote:
I didn't realize you could do this, Alex... that's neat! (Now to go back to
some scripts I've done the long way...)
Excellent, Alex!
Could you write a little
Hi All.
I have a little palm database reader. It is in its very early stages.
I would like assistance in tidying up the code for release as a freeware tool to
the list.
I would like any experienced runrevers who are interested to reply here or pop
me a mail privately. All you would have to do is
Hi all,
I have got a problem with the sort command in Revolution.
I have got a list, who contains number, and I need to sort them, but
there are a problem with the sort command.
Exemple script:
global totox
put 1,215,3,48,5,16,24 into totox
sort items of totox
put totox
Normally, I will
Bonjour Damien,
Hi all,
I have got a problem with the sort command in Revolution.
I have got a list, who contains number, and I need to sort them,
but there are a problem with the sort command.
Exemple script:
global totox
put 1,215,3,48,5,16,24 into totox
sort items of totox
put totox
Bonjour Klaus,
Thanks ! This work very fine now.
Regards,
Damien.
Klaus Major wrote:
Bonjour Damien,
Hi all,
I have got a problem with the sort command in Revolution.
I have got a list, who contains number, and I need to sort them, but
there are a problem with the sort command.
Hi Everyone,
Here's another newbie question. What's the best way to get several fields to
scroll together?
Joe
Orlando, Florida
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Excellent, Alex!
Could you write a little tutorial for us all? The 'format' incantation has
always baffled me, along with the 'matchText' incantations. (Maybe I just led a
sheltered life)
I'll have a go. But I'm far from an expert - so consider this the first
Hi Joe,
Hi Everyone,
Here's another newbie question. What's the best way to get several
fields to
scroll together?
dunno if this is the BEST way, but you can script the one and only
field WITH
a scrollbar like this:
on scrollbardrag tValue
## tValue contains the amount of scrolling
Stephen Barncard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks Ken and Alex. I'm having a hard time with the notation -it's
not 'speaking' to me yet. These examples really help, as the docs are
skimpy with examples.
another example: to make the sum of a field, and to yield a formatted
result:
on
I need that somebody subscribes a colleague to the list...
Listeros, at this time we don't have connection to internet and I need that
[EMAIL PROTECTED] and [EMAIL PROTECTED] are included in the
discussion lists it has more than enough TranScript that you know.
Thank you!!!
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Excellent, Alex!
Could you write a little tutorial for us all? The 'format' incantation
has
always baffled me, along with the 'matchText' incantations.
(Maybe I just led a sheltered life)
Alex replied:
I'll have a go. But I'm far from an expert - so
Window placement has caused some discussion recently, so I thought I'd add
my own ponderings to the pot...
on preOpenStack
set the loc of this stack to alertLoc()
checkWD
end preOpenStack
function alertLoc
if Win32 is in the platform then
if the mode of this stack is in 1,2 then put 30
Hi Joe,
Here's another newbie question. What's the best way to get
several fields to scroll together?
Here's an atomic function that does that
note that some comments were left in case they becase useful agan.
here's a slight variation
Put this script into your card or stack...
on
A: When it is a Hoary Hedgehog standalone.
For the uninitiated, Hoary Hedgehog is the codename given to the current
release of Ubuntu Linux.
Using Ubuntu Linux, if I set the default cursor to hand, it works fine,
but if I make a standalone, I don't get a hand, I get an icon which I cannot
I tested the following script, and it seems to work pretty well. It is
currently set up to test for a lowercase 'k' and put the milliseconds
into a field titled feedback and to stop putting updating the
milliseconds when the 'k' is released. I put this script in the stack
script:
on rawkeydown
Sorry, I misunderstood the original question.
This script accomplishes what is needed:
on rawkeydown pKey
global gStartTime
if pKey = 107 and gStartTime = empty then
checkkeysdown
end if
pass rawkeydown
end rawkeydown
on checkkeysdown
global gStartTime
if the keysdown contains
Hi Again
Thanks for the information about scripting fields to scroll together. As a
follow up I noticed I can use a Table Field I think that will be better than
using several fields and scrolling them together.
I can't find any documentation about these table fields.
Do all the columns have
On 9/7/05 3:47 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi All.
I have a little palm database reader. It is in its very early stages.
I would like assistance in tidying up the code for release as a freeware tool
to
the list.
I would like any experienced runrevers who are interested
Hi Joe,
Hi Again
Thanks for the information about scripting fields to scroll
together. As a
follow up I noticed I can use a Table Field I think that will be
better than
using several fields and scrolling them together.
table fields are just normal fields with some TABS sets, that act
SmartAnswer for Revolution has been updated to automatically adapt to
cross-platform considerations including font display, icons, button placement,
dimensions and positioning. It returns the button clicked from an answer dialog
of an Icon, Title, Body and up to three User Responses.
According to the Help, and also in practice, the volumes for discovering
what physical drives or logical partitions a computer has . always
returns empty on Unix systems. Perhaps I am a bit dim, but could someone
tell me why?
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I posted a little image experiment I
I have always wondered about the feasibility of a shaper graphic tool.
By shaper tool I mean a circular graphic which may be used to nudge
a graphic line to conform locally to the shaper. That is, as the
circle moves against the line, the line conforms to the circular
shape of the shaper.
Recently, Jim Hurley wrote:
I have always wondered about the feasibility of a shaper graphic tool.
...
In the message box run the following:
go stack url http://home.infostations.net/jhurley/ShapeLine.rev;
Jim this is sweet. Kind of like Photoshop's Liquify filter but for vectors.
Now I
i dont know if this will answer your questions but it should...
Table fields (not revtable objects) are more complicated yet simpler...
The one field variable multicolumn is best shown when
you set it's tabstops properties to the width of each column as 10, 30,60
set the tabstops of fld x to
Very cool Jim!
Fun to play with it. :-)
All the best,
Malte
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On 9/7/05 8:25 AM, Bob Warren [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For the uninitiated, Hoary Hedgehog is the codename given to the current
release of Ubuntu Linux.
Using Ubuntu Linux, if I set the default cursor to hand, it works fine,
but if I make a standalone, I don't get a hand, I get an icon
Bob Warren wrote:
According to the Help, and also in practice, the volumes for discovering
what physical drives or logical partitions a computer has . always
returns empty on Unix systems. Perhaps I am a bit dim, but could someone
tell me why?
On Windows, full file names have a distinct
On 9/7/05 11:43 AM, Alex Tweedly [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Bob Warren wrote:
According to the Help, and also in practice, the volumes for discovering
what physical drives or logical partitions a computer has . always
returns empty on Unix systems. Perhaps I am a bit dim, but could
Jacque-
Tuesday, September 6, 2005, 4:52:07 PM, you wrote:
What's the best way to handle a private mailing like this?
I've recently run into this one myself working with a local nonprofit
here. There are a few solutions, all with problems:
1. Just send out all the emails at once. Problem:
Thanks Jim. This is great . . . as usual!!
On Sep 7, 2005, at 9:25 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
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Date: Wed, 7 Sep 2005 07:34:34 -0700
From: Jim Hurley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: ANN: Line shaper
To: use-revolution@lists.runrev.com
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Content-Type:
On 9/7/05, J. Landman Gay [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I told a friend I would try to help him set up a little database that
sends email to a list of opt-in customers. To begin with there will only
be a few names, but he is hoping that business will grow and there will
be a few thousand eventually.
I'm finding that lockMessages or lock messages does not work when opening or
going to a sub stack as modal. This was also conformed by a friend using
MetaCard.
BZ does not seem to have a reference to this so before I post a bug can
anybody else confirm that they too are expereinceing the
Many thanks Ken!
IMNSHO (In my not so humble opinion) we should call a spade a spade, or
rather a bug a BUG!
Best,
Bob
On 9/7/05 8:25 AM, Bob Warren [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For the uninitiated, Hoary Hedgehog is the codename given to the
current
release of Ubuntu Linux.
Using Ubuntu Linux,
Thanks Alex and Ken!
I have just tried the same thing in RB and Rebol. RB also returns empty.
Interestingly, Rebol gives a list of the partitions created by Linux - which
at least is a bit more useful.
e.g.
/usr
/bin
/boot
/dev
/home
etc.
Does this really mean that although a computer may have
Robert-
Wednesday, September 7, 2005, 9:57:21 AM, you wrote:
(macjordomo works just for for me :) and they know how to handle such
things, including bounces, automatic removal, etc etc. It is
I looked into majordomo as an option and couldn't figure out how to
configure it as a send-only
Dom wrote:
another example: to make the sum of a field, and to yield a formatted
result:
on closefield
put the short name of the target into tfield
replace comma with . in fld tfield
-- european currency delimiter ;-)
put fld tfield into montants
replace return with comma in montants
Robert-
Wednesday, September 7, 2005, 9:57:21 AM, you wrote:
(macjordomo works just for for me :) and they know how to handle such
things, including bounces, automatic removal, etc etc. It is
I looked into majordomo as an option and couldn't figure out how to
configure it as a send-only
Alex Tweedly [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The UK rules on currency conversion required that for such midway
values you should always round to the even valued adjacent value (e.g.
0.125 - 0.12, 0.135 - 0.14) - which had the advantage of balancing out
the rounding amounts over a large enough set
Ken Ray [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just a quick note to let you all know that I have uploaded a standalone
application called StackRunner which is similar to the DreamCard Player in
that it will play your MetaCard or Revolution stacks, but it is much
simpler and doesn't present any
Bob Warren wrote:
Thanks Alex and Ken!
I have just tried the same thing in RB and Rebol. RB also returns empty.
Interestingly, Rebol gives a list of the partitions created by Linux - which
at least is a bit more useful.
e.g.
/usr
/bin
/boot
/dev
/home
etc.
Are each of those really
On 9/7/05 1:00 PM, Bob Warren [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does this really mean that although a computer may have 2 or 3 physical
drives, there is no way that RR can discover this in Linux? If so, I find
that rather disappointing, don't you?
Bob, I don't have Linux handy, but my web search
On 9/7/05 2:20 PM, Dom [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ken Ray [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just a quick note to let you all know that I have uploaded a standalone
application called StackRunner which is similar to the DreamCard Player in
that it will play your MetaCard or Revolution stacks, but it is
Dear All,
Ken's workaround for changing the standalone cursor to hand works a treat,
except that in Linux it is cursor #10 and not 8.
Best,
Bob
On 9/7/05 8:25 AM, Bob Warren [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For the uninitiated, Hoary Hedgehog is the codename given to the
current
release of Ubuntu
My wife has been sent the address list of a small society in the form
of a .mdb file. How do I read this?, she asked, reasonably enough.
I managed to find out that it's a Microsoft Access database file, but
that gets me nowhere. Is there an easy way, using Revolution, to scan
the contents,
New the xtalk section...
www.FlexibleLearning.com/xtalk
IMAGE DROPPER
Description:
How to drag and drop multiple image files, with image dragging and
auto-delete.
Type: Rev stack
Size: 4k
Hope you find it of use.
/H
FLCo
Home of the
Jim, This stack is great! :D
Now i'm crossing my fingers,
so your curiosity get picked
by bezier curve fitting algorithms. ;-)
http://www.tinaja.com/cubic01.asp
http://cajun.cs.nott.ac.uk/compsci/epo/papers/volume6/issue3/ohno.pdf
http://antigrain.com/research/bezier_interpolation/
Keep up your
I'm working on a project with a button to send a word to Google to
show additional examples in a browser. The following code works fine
with languages using the Latin alphabet; accents, umlauts, etc. don't
seem to cause problems:
on mouseUp
put http://www.google.com/search?q=; into
See the entry for 'statRound' in the docs...
Mark
On 7 Sep 2005, at 19:44, Alex Tweedly wrote:
Dom wrote:
another example: to make the sum of a field, and to yield a formatted
result:
on closefield
put the short name of the target into tfield replace comma with
. in fld tfield --
No, you're right Alex, they're probably better termed top-level
directories as you suggest. Being a newbie in Linux (after only Windows
experience) is still a bit confusing at the moment! As far as I know, the
main logical partitions of the HD on my Linux machine are primary and
swap.
Mark Smith wrote:
See the entry for 'statRound' in the docs...
Yeah - but I wish there was a way to get this form of rounding in the
format command.
H -an enhancement !! I'll request it BZ 3111 added
-- Alex.
On 7 Sep 2005, at 19:44, Alex Tweedly wrote:
Dom wrote:
another
Bob Warren wrote:
Since you obviously have much more experience than I regarding this subject,
you might be able to give me a tip or two. For example, let's suppose I have
2 HDs on my computer, and for the sake of argument I have separate distros
of Linux installed on each of them with a dual
On 9/7/05 2:23 PM, Bob Warren [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear All,
Ken's workaround for changing the standalone cursor to hand works a treat,
except that in Linux it is cursor #10 and not 8.
So it's something like:
if the environment is development then
set the cursor to hand
else
switch
Curt,
I don't know Russian, but it works in Japanese.
on mouseUp
put http://www.google.com/search?q=; into tWordToSearch
put urlEncode(unidecode(fld word field, utf8)) of cd Review
Words after tWordToSearch
revGoURL tWordToSearch
end mouseUp
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Many thanks once again to Ken and Alex for giving me some ideas to get my
teeth into.
Bob
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Wednesday, September 7, 2005, 12:00:13 PM, you wrote:
If a list type is announcement only, then only the list owner can
post as a rule. Emails from anyone else will bounce (unless they have
authorization to post).
Thanks.
--
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Curtis-
Wednesday, September 7, 2005, 1:29:42 PM, you wrote:
I'd like it to work with Russian but can't figure out what I need to
change. The code above gives me this in the browser's search bar:
http://www.google.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I've tried using urlEncode(tWordToSearch), setting
On 9/7/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Window placement has caused some discussion recently, so I thought I'd add
my own ponderings to the pot...
on preOpenStack
set the loc of this stack to alertLoc()
checkWD
end preOpenStack
function alertLoc
if Win32 is in the
Hello everyone,
I'm taking another kick at the cat because I haven't found an
answer to what is probably a trivial question: where can I get the
Darwin Engine for running CGIs? Can't find it or any mention of it
on Runtime Revolution's web site. The engine I'm currently playing
I'll vote for that - though %8.2f,statRound(aNum) should work,
shouldn't it?
On 7 Sep 2005, at 22:17, Alex Tweedly wrote:
Mark Smith wrote:
See the entry for 'statRound' in the docs...
Yeah - but I wish there was a way to get this form of rounding in the
format command.
H -an
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