After some testing, it seems this engine specific and not a revGUI issue.
I thought it could have been the revmessage box but it also happens in
MetaCard's msg box.
So MC engine version 2.6.6 has a problem! Any confirmations to enter a
concrete bugzilla
is welcome...
Second bugzilla today!!!
DUH!
Appologies to Dave Cragg who suggested that... Sorry Dar, no cigar ;)
i should learn to read sometimes ;)
Thanks again Dave
cheers
Xavier
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 02/09/2005 06:08:14:
Woah cool the DarFunction!
Some Interactivity seems to be showing handy thanks to the DarFunction
Hi Richmond
you can turn off tooltips by setting the tooltipdelay global variable...
but im not sure what is the question for the rest...
You seem to have drag and drop mastered... or?
cheers
Xavier
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 21/11/2005 14:13:25:
So I am working on some EFL programs for
So I am working on some EFL programs for very young
children and ended up with a lots of drag and drop images -
now I could spend lines and lines of code of the sort:
if the name of it is COW.gif then do TIDDLEY POM
identifying each image individually - tedious, memory
hungry and inefficient.
why don't you use custom properties instead ?
JB
So I am working on some EFL programs for very young
children and ended up with a lots of drag and drop images -
now I could spend lines and lines of code of the sort:
if the name of it is COW.gif then do TIDDLEY POM
identifying each image
Mathewson wrote:
So I am working on some EFL programs for very young
children and ended up with a lots of drag and drop images -
now I could spend lines and lines of code of the sort:
if the name of it is COW.gif then do TIDDLEY POM
identifying each image individually - tedious, memory
hungry
Wow - Xavier - that tip about how to turn off tooltips is
extremely useful - Thanks a lot.
I have no problem with Drag and Drop nor with drop-targets
- and when I pull myself together and sort out my website I
shall pop an example up there.
I just thought I would share the idea about the
Well, there are 3 possible answers to why I don't use
custom props:
1. I have never bothered to learn how to use Custom props.
2. Tooltips seems rather straightforward.
3. I specialise in beeing bloody-minded.
Needless to say, in my case, all 3 are partly true!
sincerely, Richmond
THANK YOU VERY MUCH INDEED for allowing me to contribute to
your use-lists again.
Sincerely, Richmond Mathewson
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See Mathewson's software at:
http://members.maclaunch.com/richmond/default.html
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1. I have never bothered to learn how to use Custom props.
custom props are worth bothering to learn...
2. Tooltips seems rather straightforward.
custom props are quite straightforward too.
JB
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Ben, Welcome to your Revolution!!!
Here are the simplified objectives for a standalone application to
be individually administered to research participants.
Mac and Windows and Linux???
1. I have a series of .mpg files ~ 60 sec in duration that I want
my participants to view, with no input
Sounds like me!!!
Tom
On Nov 21, 2005, at 8:59 AM, Mathewson wrote:
Well, there are 3 possible answers to why I don't use
custom props:
1. I have never bothered to learn how to use Custom props.
2. Tooltips seems rather straightforward.
3. I specialise in beeing bloody-minded.
Needless to
Linux support is not about how many desktops you can sell
applications to - it is about the quality of developers you can
attract, and the ability to deliver intranet, and government
contracts (at least here in Europe) which specify support for open
platforms. It is also about being able
No but I need it badly for digital signatures! Don't think anyone
knows about this though :(
On 19 Nov 2005, at 03:10, Phil Davis wrote:
I don't know much about hashes - is SHA-1 enough better than Rev's
md5digest to warrant paying someone to do it? Or will md5digest do
what you need?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 21/11/2005 14:55:45:
Wow - Xavier - that tip about how to turn off tooltips is
extremely useful - Thanks a lot.
No big deal, it's in the docs ;) Search tooltip... Look at the
related items ;) Learn 1 feature, discover 3 - 10 more - try not
to recurse ;)
I have no
On Nov 21, 2005, at 9:21 AM, David Bovill wrote:
Linux support is not about how many desktops you can sell
applications to - it is about the quality of developers you can
attract, and the ability to deliver intranet, and government
contracts (at least here in Europe) which specify support
There are 3 or four sketches around but none which i have found that
are what I would call finished objects - or truely general purpose. I
guess there are many people on the list who have rolled their own
custom solutions as it is relatively easy to do that in Rev.
I am working on a tree
Thanks mark!
I noticed some other things you have made available to the community
when I visited your site. Thank you very much.
Dave
Mark Wieder wrote:
All-
I took Xavier's suggestion seriously, and my Archive Search plugin now
allows the stripping of the last signature if it's properly
Charles Hartman wrote:
Maybe only 1-2% of your typical desktop customers will be using linux
- but I personally would not be using Revolution without good Linux
support for the reasons above.
And the Brazilian government's policy is worth keeping in mind, and
watching as a plausible
On 21 Nov 2005, at 16:56, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Charles Hartman wrote:
Maybe only 1-2% of your typical desktop customers will be using
linux - but I personally would not be using Revolution without
good Linux support for the reasons above.
And the Brazilian government's policy is
David Bovill wrote:
Linux support is not about how many desktops you can sell
applications to - it is about the quality of developers
you can attract
I could write apps for the Pope, but if he won't give me something in
return it'll be just as hard for me to pay my rent as writing for
David Bovill wrote:
On 21 Nov 2005, at 16:56, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Charles Hartman wrote:
Maybe only 1-2% of your typical desktop customers will be using
linux - but I personally would not be using Revolution without
good Linux support for the reasons above.
And the Brazilian
Sorry if I introduce myself in this posts.
Please note that md5 is no more reliable! Since it was officially cracked.
Even Sha-0 was cracked, but it is far incomplete/primitive then sha-1,
which is the only reliable hash system to verify digital signature,
software integrity, etc...
Sorry
On 21 Nov 2005, at 17:16, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Depends on the license requirements, doesn't it? That is, even if
I inherit enough wealth to be able to afford the luxury of working
for free, at the end of the day the RunRev engine isn't open source
so it's not possible for me to deliver
The SSL libraries that RunRev uses should be able to do this - and I
would have thought considerably faster than a native and possibly
less secure Transcript implementation - no?
On 21 Nov 2005, at 17:35, Alessandro Manotti wrote:
Sorry if I introduce myself in this posts.
Please note
Now, maybe I'm wrong, but . . .
I believe that it is perfectly legal to download the
Metacard IDE, download a copy of DC/RR, and then transfer
the RR engine across to the Metacard IDE.
I also know that DC/RR is a commercial product.
However, I also know that Novell have some sort of
agreement
On 21 Nov 2005, at 17:49, Mathewson wrote:
What might be rather a good idea is if people in the know
(i.e. Richard Gaskin, RR staff members, or the people
involved in the MC IDE development) made an explicit
statement as to what is FREE (as in totally and utterly
free), what is SEMI-FREE (Um ?)
On Nov 21, 2005, at 2:13 PM, David Bovill wrote:
Basically they insist on open source solutions for Government
contracts - also very big supporters of open content (Creative
Commons) with Gliberto Gil (Minister of Culture and renowned
musician) being largely responsible for getting
Hi Everyone,
I was running a script and at the end of it, buried behind the window I ended
up on were Suppress Messages Message Watcher windows. What did I do to
have that happen? I need to stop it from happening.
Joe,
Orlando, Florida
We're more than just a mouse!
I have noticed in the debugger that there is quite a difference in
time of execution between
Step over
and
Run
even when Run takes me to the very next line of code--a line which is
also a break point.
When the handler to be Stepped over is complex, the time to execute
Step over can
Jim Ault:
Precisely.
Richard Gaskin:
The Ambrosia product is out of business as far as I can tell. Which
brings an interesting point to bear on this subject: I've purchased
more than a few off of the shelf products that have since ceased being
supported. What a slap on the back of the
Alex Tweedly's scripting conference stack on Text Munging has been
uploaded for review before this Saturday's conference. This is a very
useful addition to our archives, and covers some of the text processing
commands that are often opaque to many of us, including the format
command and the
Hoping you would reply :)
On 21 Nov 2005, at 18:00, Andre Garzia wrote:
That's what happens when goverment decides to migrate itself to
linux without thinking that in the Real world, people might need
proprietary platforms, the zealots excuse is: if we all move,
we'll create momentum to
Programming
does seem to be for people who really like that sort of thing.
Yes, Greg, you are so correct in my case. Love to take bits of code to
produce a result that takes less than a second of computer time. There are
so many business tasks that are made difficult by poor interface or the
Hi,
I'm using the split and combine to manipulate database records. I notice
that the documentation says that the order of the elements is based on
an internal order. I require a known order for the INSERT and UPDATE
commands to line up correctly. How can I know the order in which my
elements
On Nov 20, 2005, at 11:33 AM, Greg Smith wrote:
All of your questions have been answered by others, but I thought I
would add a few thoughts on a couple of your questions as they
pertain to me.
What kind of application do you want to make?
I like making applications for niche markets.
Help needed,
I'm writing an application in which I want to control the Key board
input (Number of characters, type of characters ...).
- Rev 2.6.5.108
- Mac Mini
- Tiger X.4.2
The field into which the typing goes is unprotected
LockText = false.
Clicking somewhere into it
On Nov 18, 2005, at 1:27 PM, Phil Davis wrote:
Sarah Reichelt wrote:
On 11/19/05, Charles Hartman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sometimes I need to use rawKeyDown handlers, which receive a keyCode
parameter. Two questions: is there a table of these somewhere? and,
are these cross-platform? (If I
Mathewson wrote:
Now, maybe I'm wrong, but . . .
I believe that it is perfectly legal to download the
Metacard IDE, download a copy of DC/RR, and then transfer
the RR engine across to the Metacard IDE.
Correct. However, note that since your copy of the IDE won't be
licensed, all your scripts
My wife is Bulgarian, her father was ina Communist prison
camp . . .
Oh, Dear, Richmond gets personal again!
Yes, he does . . .
I would like to take issue with Senor Garzia:
(and, I suppose this all comes down to politics)
I am not a socialist, and not a communist, and not a
supporter of
On 21 Nov 2005, at 19:20, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Mathewson wrote:
Now, maybe I'm wrong, but . . .
I believe that it is perfectly legal to download the
Metacard IDE, download a copy of DC/RR, and then transfer
the RR engine across to the Metacard IDE.
Correct. However, note that since your
I assume that in DreamCard I can write an OSI-certifiable thingie
that is a DM stack, with StackRunner bundled with it.
Charles Hartman
On Nov 21, 2005, at 1:20 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Mathewson wrote:
Now, maybe I'm wrong, but . . .
I believe that it is perfectly legal to download the
Pierre Bernaert wrote:
Clicking somewhere into it gives an Openfield message which allow me
to get the ClickChunk and so the line, the item, the word and the
select position. That's fine.
If without going outside the field I click somewhere else it seems that
no message is sent and I
Charles Hartman mentions something called 'StackRunner'
sorry, obviously missed this
I know about Dreamcard Player
but not 'StackRunner'
Please elucidate
sincerely, Richmond
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See Mathewson's software at:
On 21 Nov 2005, at 19:19, Mathewson wrote:
My wife is Bulgarian, her father was ina Communist prison
camp . . .
Goli Otok?
Earliert his year I went to Sofia (Capital of Bulgaria) and
listened to Richard Stallman, and reached the follwoing
conclusions:
1. He is a long-haired hippy rather
On 11/21/05 12:29 PM, Mathewson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Charles Hartman mentions something called 'StackRunner'
sorry, obviously missed this
I know about Dreamcard Player
but not 'StackRunner'
Please elucidate
StackRunner is a Dreamcard Player replacement - you can find more about
Mathewson wrote:
What might be rather a good idea is if people in the know
(i.e. Richard Gaskin, RR staff members, or the people
involved in the MC IDE development) made an explicit
statement as to what is FREE (as in totally and utterly
free), what is SEMI-FREE (Um ?) and what is COMMERCIAL (as
--- Harvey Toyama [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I'm using the split and combine to manipulate
database records. I notice
that the documentation says that the order of the
elements is based on
an internal order. I require a known order for the
INSERT and UPDATE
commands to line up
During our recent thread on thin-client vs. desktop apps, several
people suggested that Web Services were passe, outre and otherwise
obsolete and deadsville.
Someone forgot to tell amazon.com. They announced not one, not two,
but three totally new Web services just this morning.
On 21 Nov 2005, at 20:08, Dan Shafer wrote:
During our recent thread on thin-client vs. desktop apps, several
people suggested that Web Services were passe, outre and otherwise
obsolete and deadsville.
Someone forgot to tell amazon.com. They announced not one, not two,
but three totally
Recently,Greg Smith wrote:
The Ambrosia product is out of business as far as I can tell.
Which product are you referring to? Unity still seems very alive:
http://otee.dk/index.html
Regards,
Scott Rossi
Creative Director
Tactile Media, Multimedia Design
-
E: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
W:
For me, primarily a writer who sees programming as an alternate form
of communication, the answer to the question why program? is the
same as the answer to the question why write? or why paint? It is
in the nature of human beings to create. Each of us has different
talents and interests
Agreed
On 21 Nov 2005, at 19:50, Richard Gaskin wrote:
The license is the best place to start. The MC IDE license spells
out its own terms, and points to the Rev license which governs the
engine.
As an example:
Some recent code I have been working on trying to formalise the exact
Hi Greg,
I found your questions and the previous responses quite
thoughtful. Rather than give you brief answers to all questions, I
would like to focus on just one: why does it take so long to bring a
software project from concept to completion?
Development of software that interacts with,
Hello Everyone,
I'm having a bit of trouble with the Filter command giving me false
positives. I'm picking off company names in a file containing news
headlines. The headlines file has one headline per line, and each
line is tab delimited, where the first item is a unique story number
--- Dan Shafer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
During our recent thread on thin-client vs. desktop
apps, several
people suggested that Web Services were passe, outre
and otherwise
obsolete and deadsville.
Someone forgot to tell amazon.com. They announced
not one, not two,
but three
Richard
I know you know this, but just to keep the conversation clear, open
source doesn't mean free of charge. Not on any level.
A lot of open source software is available for free. Some isn't
(MySQL comes to mind immediately). But lots and lots of programmers
make lots and lots of
I was busy this weekend learning about how to create MBR's and FileSystems
in disk images, but I'll be finishing up the SHA-1 algorithm testing tonight
(just need to finish my work first)
_
Express yourself instantly with MSN
On 21 Nov 2005, at 20:30, Jan Schenkel wrote:
However, I still don't think that letting the server
do all the work while your computer is sitting there
as a glorified VT100 terminal, is the optimal design
of a distributed application. Let the server do what
it's best at: serve shared data ; and
Sorry some bug fixes - sure they can be improved sped up?
License
This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-
NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.5 License. To view a copy of this license,
visit http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/2.5/ or send a
letter to Creative
I understand 'Open Source' to mean that the software, once
I have obtained it - whether by paying money or FREE, can
be altered, improved, messed-up, messed around by me and
redistributed ( usually without charge) without fear of any
legal penalties.
HOWEVER, I'm a small time chap in a small time
Hi Greg,
Just try something like:
Filter it with * companyName
Assuming there are not other items after the company name...
If there are some: Filter it with * companyName *
* means only any string (including tabs).
Best Regards from Paris,
Eric Chatonet.
Le 21 nov. 05 à 20:29, Gregory
Gregory Lypny wrote:
Hello Everyone,
I'm having a bit of trouble with the Filter command giving me
false positives. I'm picking off company names in a file containing
news headlines. The headlines file has one headline per line, and
each line is tab delimited, where the first item
Dan Shafer wrote:
During our recent thread on thin-client vs. desktop apps, several
people suggested that Web Services were passe, outre and otherwise
obsolete and deadsville.
I must have missed that post. Aside from a few extreme positions
advocating a false dichotomy which suggests that
Mathewson wrote:
I understand 'Open Source' to mean that the software, once
I have obtained it - whether by paying money or FREE, can
be altered, improved, messed-up, messed around by me and
redistributed ( usually without charge) without fear of any
legal penalties.
HOWEVER, I'm a small time
Experiment with the following:
My preferred method for this is to copy and paste into BBEdit (I am on a
Mac) and look for high/low ASCII invisibles.
This is especially true if the list is derived from a web source.
--- Alternately
--- start copy
put url theHeadlinesFile into
On Mon, 21 Nov 2005 15:00:01, Andre Garzia wrote:
I think I must step in since I am the only Brazilian in the list.
You may be the only true Brazilian on the list, but hopefully I might
pass as an imitation! After 30 years in Brazil they make you Brazilian
whether you like it or not - which is
Dan Shafer wrote:
Richard
I know you know this, but just to keep the conversation clear, open
source doesn't mean free of charge. Not on any level.
As Richard Stallman patiently explained it over dinner in Chinatown to
me once, there's free as in gratis and free as in freedom, and
David Bovill wrote:
On 21 Nov 2005, at 19:20, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Mathewson wrote:
Now, maybe I'm wrong, but . . .
I believe that it is perfectly legal to download the
Metacard IDE, download a copy of DC/RR, and then transfer
the RR engine across to the Metacard IDE.
Correct. However,
On 11/21/05, David Bovill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The SSL libraries that RunRev uses should be able to do this - and I
would have thought considerably faster than a native and possibly
less secure Transcript implementation - no?
What do you mean when you talk about less secure? SHA-1 is a
David Bovill wrote:
On 21 Nov 2005, at 17:16, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Depends on the license requirements, doesn't it? That is, even if I
inherit enough wealth to be able to afford the luxury of working for
free, at the end of the day the RunRev engine isn't open source so
it's not
Bob Warren's description of the Brazilian situation almost
exactly mirrors that of Bulgaria:
Pirate Windows everywhere: not because Bulgarians are
crooks or lack morals (well, there are a few dubious
characters lurking here and there; mainly in the
government), but shear necessity caused by the
Mathewson wrote:
PCs running FREE (as in, you only pay
the IT-bloke to install the stuff) software flattens the
playing field quite effectively.
A usable installer would level the playing field even more.
--
Richard Gaskin
Managing Editor, revJournal
Many Thanks for your Help,
I tried this:
On SelectionChanged
Put the selectedChunk
end SelectionChanged
which gave what I was looking for : where the selection point is
when changed.
Le 21 nov. 05 à 19:33, Martin Baxter a écrit :
Pierre Bernaert wrote:
Clicking somewhere into it
Gosh, Richard Gaskin has obviously got the 'rough end' of
Linux.
Awfully sorry Richard,
But have just installed Ubuntu 5.10 i386 on 4 fairly crappy
old Pentium 3s: it was unbelievably easy . . . Frankly my
knowledge of Linux would leave space on a US 1 cent coin!
about 5 years ago I tried to
I never claimed that partially-open projects could not be
made with Rev.
All I said is that if a purchaser requires a FULLY OPEN
solution, by definition that cannot include Rev (or for that
matter Windows, OS X, or any other non-open parts).
Partially-open solutions are a separate
While I am on the topic of installers I thought I would
point out that when I installed RR for Linux it was
extremely straightforward,
BUT,
it did NOT install where the documentation said that it
would.
sincerely, Richmond
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See Mathewson's
Hi Jan,
Thanks. Your solutions work. I wish a numeric sort were a switch enabled
behavior for combine, though.
-- Harvey
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jan
Schenkel
Sent: Monday, November 21, 2005 11:07 AM
To: How to use Revolution
On 11/21/05 3:21 PM, Mathewson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Gosh, Richard Gaskin has obviously got the 'rough end' of
Linux.
No, I think Richard was talking about installers for other programs (not for
installing Linux) and the lack of a consistent way of installing 3rd party
programs on various
Ken Ray wrote:
On 11/21/05 3:21 PM, Mathewson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Gosh, Richard Gaskin has obviously got the 'rough end' of
Linux.
No, I think Richard was talking about installers for other programs (not for
installing Linux) and the lack of a consistent way of installing 3rd party
At least one brand of Linux does a wonderful job of facilitating
the download and installation of applications and development
software for Linux. Linspire has a CNR - Click-N-Run technology that
even I can use with great ease.
:-D
On Nov 21, 2005, at 2:04 PM, Ken Ray wrote:
On 11/21/05
Thanks Eric, Alex and Jim,
I'm going to give your debugging suggestion a shot.
Greg
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The installation system for Linspire is much more
consistent than that for most other types of Linux.
Linspire is a commercial Linux variant - and, Yes, Richard
Gaskin, you do get what you pay for!
However that was not my point; my point was that some
people cannot pay for anything at all, and
Mathewson wrote:
The installation system for Linspire is much more
consistent than that for most other types of Linux.
Linspire is a commercial Linux variant - and, Yes, Richard
Gaskin, you do get what you pay for!
I was sold on Linspire years ago: I have it installed on two systems.
IMHO,
Here's one good reason for a FREE Linux version of RR to be
readily available:
Macedonia is going over to Ubuntu (
http://www.metamorphosis.org.mk/eng_vesti_detal.asp?id=291
),
and, presumably, some poor students are going to have to
learn programming skills
xTalk / Transcript is a very
While working on the public release of the Pattern Toolkit, by means of
which the images of the pattern galleries Pattern Art and Pattern Art
Two were created (see respective links on website
http://www.sanke.org/MetaMedia), I encountered some new and revisited
older problems that - at least
I have noticed in the debugger that there is quite a difference in
time of execution between
Step over
and
Run
even when Run takes me to the very next line of code--a line which is
also a break point.
When the handler to be Stepped over is complex, the time to execute
Step over can
The recent thread regarding thinking graphically reminded of a recent
update my bank made to enhance protection for online banking customers: they
added a visual aspect to the login process.
When logging into your account, you must now choose an image from a library
containing hundreds
I have a weird problem at the moment. I have an app that works
perfectly in the IDE, but fails when built. After many tests, I found
that the scripts just stopped running when they encountered either
revChangeWindowSize or revMacFromUnixPath. Both these commands are
part of the revCommon
Jim Hurley wrote:
I have noticed in the debugger that there is quite a difference in
time of execution between
Step over
and
Run
I think this is because of the traceDelay. When you are debugging, every
step includes a pause equivalent to the traceDelay setting. When you
run, the
Scott
Most of those changes are made to work against keyloggers, and
bots...
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2005/11/18/keylogger_growth_survey/
cheers
Xavier
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Scott Rossi
Sent: Tuesday, 22 November,
All-
Is there an easier way to get the label of the selected radio button
in a group? I've got several occurrences where I've got something like
the following ugly syntax. It seems like there should be something
more intuitive, but I can't seem to come up with it.
switch the label of button (the
Mark Wieder wrote:
All-
Is there an easier way to get the label of the selected radio button
in a group? I've got several occurrences where I've got something like
the following ugly syntax. It seems like there should be something
more intuitive, but I can't seem to come up with it.
switch the
Mark!
That's funny! The Active search stack uses that same function in the
search button! ;)
BTW, did you get my modified stack?
Xavier
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 22/11/2005 07:59:07:
Mark Wieder wrote:
All-
Is there an easier way to get the label of the selected radio button
in a
Hi Mark,
You could add a line of code like the following in the group script:
on mouseUp
set the uTargetLabel of me to the label of the target
end mouseUp
That would reduce the ugliness a little:
switch (the uTargetLabel of grp gpFilter)
etc.
Just an idea...
Phil Davis
Mark Wieder
Dan,
For the record,
And we agree again! (are pigs taking to space everywhere? Take a look
out your windows...)
:-)
Judy
On Mon, 21 Nov 2005, Dan Shafer wrote:
Every year I receive hundreds of emails and correspondence from
people who seek advice about starting or continuing their writing
Yikes and people already have problems with maintaining hopefully
unique logins/passwords for every blasted computer thingy they do...
Judy
On Mon, 21 Nov 2005, Scott Rossi wrote:
Pretty soon we'll have to
start keeping track of all our visual passwords, either in an image
database, or
Hi Mark,
Afraid not with this method...
More redeable like this?
put the label of btn ID (the hilitedButtonID of grp gpFilter) into
tCurBtnLabel
switch tCurBtnLabel
Le 22 nov. 05 à 07:55, Mark Wieder a écrit :
Is there an easier way to get the label of the selected radio button
in a
Richard-
Monday, November 21, 2005, 10:59:07 PM, you wrote:
do (the uAction of the hilitedbutton of grp gpFilter)
...interesting idea, but I don't want to trigger an event when the
radio button is selected, I just want to be able to query it later on.
I suppose I could have the mouseUp event
hello scripters
Just wondering what scripters feel like about a few possible uses of
arrays as objects...
Way back in HyperCard, where no arrays existed, we did the good old
approach
repeat with x = ...
get item x of anything
do put it into object X
Thanks to Scott Raney, we can use
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