The cache of being associated with Hypercard most likely.
Frankly, I'm finding it to be the only solution that meets my need
for implementing a state machine style of business logic. It's fast
to build in and gets the job done. I only wish it was easy to have if
be an Apache module
On 12/1/05 9:26 AM, Alessandro Manotti [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think RunRev is not yet so mature (and maybe a little too
expensive...) to be used in big company projects (not only to create
beautiful electronic books, kiosks, etc...).
Note, big companies means -- collective work
so
Nicolas,
It's not clear whether you just want advice or
are offering a project possibility.
sqb
Dear Fellow Revolution Users,
I have recently come across the revolution
software and am quite impressed by it, however
am not a developer and thence am requesting your
comments and
YEP. Did it here. Affirmative.
MAC OS 10.3.9 Powerbook G4 17 1.33 ghz Latest Rev IDE and engine.
Here's the deal. I would very much appreciate it if many of you
could test out this simple recipe stack:
-Chipp
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s a n f r a n c i s c o
- - - - - - - - - - - -
Richard Gaskin wrote:
Alex Tweedly wrote:
.
It's in Stacks as 4W UmbrellaMan
Duh. Sorry - my eyes must be going I looked and looked - but just
missed it.
btw - each time I use GoRevNet, it downloads the 137Kb stack.
Is it supposed to do that ?
How do I stop it ?
(Actually, I
Problem confirmed.
MAC OS 10.4.3 Powerbook G4
Last Rev IDE and engine
Hope this one gets fixed or their will be a workaround... I have this
problem when a user enters name and password in a login stack and
hits enter to continue... very annoying...
Ton Kuypers
Digital Media Partners bvba
Hello list,
now I wanted to paint a rect filled with Color.
So i wrote:
..
choose rectangle tool
put 100 , 100 into LinksOben
put 200 , 50 into RechtsUnten
put 200,50,100 into RGB_Color
set the brushcolor to RGB_Color
set the pencolor to RGB_Color --für den Rand
drag from
Hi Richard
you need to set the opaque of the polygon to true...
To find more about paint, there's always the rev documentation... Using
the search instead of the
filter should help find more... Alas painting in Rev is not that good...
It's far easier and better to
import ready made art into
Hi,
Same config as Ton Kuypers same results.
On closing the stack no field messages are sent.
Only a suspendstack message can be trapped, usable for a workaround.
Greetings,
WA
On 01 Dec 2005, at 10:14, Ton Kuypers wrote:
Problem confirmed.
MAC OS 10.4.3 Powerbook G4
Last Rev IDE and engine
Sorry for that, Yes it is a project possibility!
I need someone who can make it happen!
Stephen Barncard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Nicolas,
It's not clear whether you just want advice or
are offering a project possibility.
sqb
Dear Fellow Revolution Users,
I have recently come
On 01 Dec 2005, at 11:03, Wouter wrote:
Hi,
Same config as Ton Kuypers same results.
On closing the stack no field messages are sent.
errata: exitfield is sent.
Greetings,
WA
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- Original Message -
From: Dan Shafer
Subject: Re: Why isn't Rev more popular?
1. As a small company, RunRev doesn't have the resources to get the
product as widely promoted as it could if it were larger.
That's a Catch-22. The only solution to the problem framed that way would be
On 30 Nov 2005, at 23:45, N Cueto wrote:
Good questions about Japanese and mySQL for which I hoped someone
would pipe in with some good answers. In the meantime, here's the
little I know.
2) at MySQL admin-level, does
Japanese text require a special
data type or data setting? It's
On 01.12.2005, at 02:50, Mark Swindell wrote:
What is the main reason (if there is such a thing) that Rev is not
more popular among professional developers/programmers?
Because professional developers are (should) *not*, did I say *not*
the right target market für that kind of tool rev
I think Rev has a big potential. I'm an old user of Asymetrix Toolbook
(I used it up to version 3). It was great.
Even if I'm a analyst/programmer, I don't think the programmers
already have all the instruments. In this new age (network age), the
real missing system is a way to create rich client
Got stuck as predicted.
Windows XP Media Center Edition
Version 2002 Service Pack 2
Intel Pentium M
1.8 GHz 512 MB Ram
DAve
Chipp Walters wrote:
Hi all,
Jerry Daniels and I spent about an hour today trying to create a very
simple recipe to replicate the 'Cursor stuck on I-beam' phenomenon
Hi,
Being new here, and a professional programmer for getting
frighteningly close to 30 years now, maybe I should say something...
There is no such homogeneous group as professional developer/
programmer (and you clearly understand this on some level because
you wrote developer/programmer
On 12/1/05 3:47 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello list,
now I wanted to paint a rect filled with Color.
As Xavier mentioned, you need to set the opaque to true, but I'm curious -
is there a reason you need a *painted* rect? It would be a lot easier to use
the graphic
On 12/1/05 7:49 AM, Bob Hutchison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Being new here, and a professional programmer for getting
frighteningly close to 30 years now, maybe I should say something...
Well said, Bob! Getting Rev into the sounds familiar category would be
good first step - but that
warning, this email contains a big sig
Actually, the bck door would have been Slashdot. Im just so curious Rev
hasn't done anything
to get their logo up in their top banner... In the least Rev is Slashdot
hot, im surprised none one
tried a little PR to get an article in there... Then again,
Hi,
How do I go about disabling the Preferences and the About Box Items?
I am running under MacOS X Tiger and I have the Preferences Item
defined in the edit menu. I disable the Edit Menu and the items
contained in it are shown as dimmed, how
However the preferences item that is moved to
Hi,
Whatever happened to Morten Rognes' HTML-editor? Is there another
available?
Cheers,
Bob
Bob Hutchison -- blogs at http://www.recursive.ca/hutch/
Recursive Design Inc. -- http://www.recursive.ca/
Raconteur -- http://www.raconteur.info/
Message: 12
Date: Tue, 29 Nov 2005 09:51:51 -0700
From: Roger Guay [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: ANN: Phun Physics
To: use-revolution@lists.runrev.com,
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I've added fireworks
HI,
Is there anyway I can get the version information (or any of the
other fields) that is entered in the Standalone Application Setting
dialog in a script?
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Yes, it sticks on my Mac w OS 10.4.3 and Rev v. 2.6.1.
Roger
On Dec 1, 2005, at 1:11 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
The instructions are plain, and you can get back to me on this list
whether or not your curson got 'stuck.' It's been tested on Windows XP
but not much on other platforms. It
OK, my turn and 2 cents worth.
Here are some other reasons why I believe RR is not popular.
1) The company is based in Scotland. It's one thing when your primary
programming language is owned by Apple, a whole other risk assessment
when owned by a small company in Scotland.
2) A largely
Hi,
I'm getting to be a bit of a pain, sorry about that, but I'm going to
ask anyway. I'm not having much luck with finding some of the answers
to my questions in the docs (partly terminology differences, partly
conceptual differences, partly runrev doesn't do everything, of
course, and
Hi Chipp,
Bug is repeatable on:
Windows XP Professional
Version 2002, Service Pack 2
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Walters
Sent: Wednesday, November 30, 2005 8:38 PM
To: Use-Revolution
Subject: Documented Cursor
Hi Bob,
Le 1 déc. 05 à 17:39, Bob Hutchison a écrit :
1) Is there a text editor out there that I can use?
2) Can I indent paragraphs?
3) What can/can't I do with images in text?
4) Can I assign custom properties/custom styles/custom something to
chunks to represent two pieces of additional
Hi Bob,
Sorry, a typo in point 4:
4. Any chunk of text supports the *linktext* property that may count
several lines if needed :-)
Best Regards from Paris,
Eric Chatonet.
So Smart Software
For institutions, companies and
Hi Chipp,
Hi all,
Jerry Daniels and I spent about an hour today trying to create a
very simple recipe to replicate the 'Cursor stuck on I-beam'
phenomenon most of us see regularly. I've built cursor libraries in
the past to fix this, but the latest Rev engine (Windows) goes
bezerk with
Hi All,
I have just completed my first round of testing RunRev for TPC
(Tablet PC) compliance. Sadly, it is the least compliant application
I have run on my TPC in the year+ I've owned it. :{(
There are small issues, such as the IDE not recognizing changes in
screen orientation; but the
David Burgun wrote:
Hi,
How do I go about disabling the Preferences and the About Box Items?
I am running under MacOS X Tiger and I have the Preferences Item defined
in the edit menu. I disable the Edit Menu and the items contained in it
are shown as dimmed, how
However the preferences
Bob
One of the best-thought-out posts I've seen on this list in the 3 or so
years I've been hanging around. I agree with most of it. I trust RR's
marketing folk will take it to heart.
On 12/1/05, Bob Hutchison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Being new here, and a professional programmer for
Hello Xavier, hello Ken,
thank you for your help.
Message: 3
Date: Thu, 1 Dec 2005 10:55:30 +0100
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: No background in painted rect
Hi Richard
you need to set the opaque of the polygon to true...
To find more about paint, there's always the rev
On 11/30/05, Mark Swindell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What is the main reason (if there is such a thing) that Rev is not
more popular among professional developers/programmers? It's been
around awhile now. People have had a chance to hear about it. It
has garnered some awards, at least on
Chipp..
Great contribution to an important discussion.
To your point below about RR's isolationism, I think another evidence of
that is the company's virtually complete absence from this list. I know the
company is small and I know they're really busy but that's not really a
legitimate
Judy Perry [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
On Wed, 30 Nov 2005, Dan Shafer wrote:
4. It's not taught at the university level.
I take exception to that!!!
(okay, I see your point... I'm doing my small part, however, as is Devin I
assume).
There's a two-quarter sequence taught using RR at the
I have a list field with the first char of each line as image through the
imageSouce property, setted dinamically; the problem is that if an image is
big, the field became fool, unreadable. There is a way to show an image that
must have a maximum size as the list field need (using always the
Chipp-
Yep. Verified here under win2k and Unbuntu linux as well.
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On 12/1/05 12:14 PM, Paul Claude [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a list field with the first char of each line as image through the
imageSouce property, setted dinamically; the problem is that if an image is
big, the field became fool, unreadable. There is a way to show an image that
must
R. Hillen wrote:
Hello Xavier, hello Ken,
thank you for your help.
I looked everywhere in the documentation, but it was not very
helpfull. I know, all is written there, but to find it and how it is
connected together, is another thing. But I found a little stack and
learned from it,
I must be missing something... I seem to have forgotten and now it is
not obvious to me, how to auto-arm a button so that it changes on
mouse within (automatically) reversing the type and background.
I don't see auto arm in the IDE props palette and if I set auto arm
to true in smart props
Richard,
To look for things in the revdocs, think of what object you are modifying.
if you know the name of the property you are looking for search the
Reference - that's the icon on top of the revdocs. Search graphics, you'll
find soon the right property too via the see also. That's how I
On 12/1/05 10:53 AM, Eric Chatonet [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hi Bob,
Le 1 déc. 05 à 17:39, Bob Hutchison a écrit :
1) Is there a text editor out there that I can use?
2) Can I indent paragraphs?
3) What can/can't I do with images in text?
4) Can I assign custom properties/custom
Hi Chipp,
Great post :-)
I fully agree!
I'm a bit surprised by Runrev refusals about your interesting
initiatives: I did not think they were, let us say, a bit obstinate...
This can have evolved yet or will evolve shortly.
At least I hope so :-)
They were (and are yet) a small company: grow
Not that I have been looking, mind you, but there are probably darn few ads
for Programmers proficient in Revolution and cross-platform development.
Will pay great salary commensurate with experience and resume
A friend of mine made is retirement package by sticking his neck out many
years ago
Aww nutz, I have a whale research project next year we were hoping to
use tablet pcs on with rev to collect data. hadnt gotten my hands on a
tablet pc to test rev yet. Is this something that we might see coming
into rev in the next version? The tablets are just starting to mature
now and
On Dec 1, 2005, at 8:25 AM, Chipp Walters wrote:
Guy Kawasaki has written about this and has been successful in
promoting the 'sum is greater than the parts' philosophy.
For those who don't know who Guy Kawasaki is you might be interested
in watching a talk he gave at Stanford. He is
Pondering the many posts in this thread I'm not sure I could contribute
much of value, since Chipp covered many of my own thoughts, esp. re. the
usefulness of a US presence and the need for a completely unambiguous
differentiation between the pro and hobbyist products.
But I did have one
Bob,
Regarding the Rev IDE:
Some of us are moving ahead with significant supplements to the Rev
IDE with the full support of Runtime Revolution.
Check us out:
http://www.daniels-mara.com/products
Best,
Jerry Daniels
Daniels Mara, Inc.
On Dec 1, 2005, at 11:47 AM, Bob Warren wrote:
Thanks for the balance, Richard.
Phil Davis
Richard Gaskin wrote:
Pondering the many posts in this thread I'm not sure I could contribute
much of value, since Chipp covered many of my own thoughts, esp. re. the
usefulness of a US presence and the need for a completely unambiguous
On Dec 1, 2005, at 12:13 PM, Jerry Daniels wrote:
Some of us are moving ahead with significant supplements to the Rev
IDE with the full support of Runtime Revolution.
Check us out:
http://www.daniels-mara.com/products
And some of us have been using these significant Rev IDE supplements
I second that!
I have started with Hypercard, used Toolbook, VB and SuperCard and
finally ended with Revolution...
All of the mentioned tools have their bugs and strange behaviours,
but none of them allow expanding the IDE as much as RR does. I've
created a few tools for my daily use but
All-
Is there a way to tell matchChunk() not to be greedy?
I've got a regular expression stumper here. I'm using regex with the
matchChunk() function and I've BZed a problem with it. Now I'm looking
for a workaround that still manages to use matchChunk().
MatchChunk() is apparently implementing
Paris, Thu, Dec 1, 2005
-- English version -
Hello,
So Smart Software has the pleasure of announcing the availability of
Rev Online Watcher 1.0, a plugin that informs you discreetly at
Revolution startup when new stacks have been uploaded to Rev
Recently, Wilhelm Sanke wrote:
I now have stumbled accross a real (negative)
killer feature (for Windows XP) that I had attached to a three-year old
rudimentary version of the color toolkit. I had experimented with using
small thumb images as color and pattern input for further processing and
Richard Gaskin wrote:
Just how popular does Rev need to be? And as long as RunRev Ltd. is
appropriately right-sized (please pardon the corporate-speak),
there's no reason why it can't be quite profitable for the owners,
even at the current audience size. Extra bonus points that the
audience is
Rob Cozens wrote:
I write (in script) One two three in the Writing Pad after giving
focus to a field,
and I get: OnumToChar(0)nnumToChar(0)enumToChar(0)
numToChar(0)tnumToChar(0)... in the field.
This happens in both the Development System and standalones.
I suspect the problem is tied to
Mark Wieder wrote:
All-
Is there a way to tell matchChunk() not to be greedy?
I've got a regular expression stumper here. I'm using regex with the
matchChunk() function and I've BZed a problem with it. Now I'm looking
for a workaround that still manages to use matchChunk().
MatchChunk() is
Hi again,
I have been able to connect Rev to mySQL 5.0 on OSX, but on winXP I have had
to drop back to mySQL 4.1 to get a connection. Does anyone have any
experience with this? Or can guide me to be able to connect to mySQL 5.0 on
WinXP Pro?
Thanks in advance
John t
Hello,
I am finishing an example of an online lesson plan with a test. Do I have
to manually unhilite every radio button when the card (or stack opens) or is
there someway I can unhilite them all at once, *possibly with a wildcard
operator* (they are spread out over 4 different cards).
I'm just getting into Rev so I am by no means an expert but When
in colledge as a CS major (late 80s) I remember lots of snobbery
around tools like hypercard by hardcore CS people. Personaly I think
a tool should be as high level as possible while still getting the
job done. I later
set the hilitedbutton of grp fred to none
Fred Giannetto wrote:
Hello,
I am finishing an example of an online lesson plan with a test. Do I
have to manually unhilite every radio button when the card (or stack
opens) or is there someway I can unhilite them all at once, *possibly
with a
David Burgun wrote:
Hi,
How do I go about disabling the Preferences and the About Box Items?
I am running under MacOS X Tiger and I have the Preferences Item
defined in the edit menu. I disable the Edit Menu and the items
contained in it are shown as dimmed, how
However the preferences
get the Name of this stack
-- what you see in the stack inspector
--stack Showcase Functions (which could be a main or sub stack)
Except if you are running in a Function in the stack script that has
been called by another stack in this case it returns the name of the
calling stack. To always
Hi Dave,
You told me yesterday about Inside Mac.
There is a volume about guide lines since the beginning of Apple.
That's the reason why Mac Apps appear generally more friendly to all
users :-)
Le 1 déc. 05 à 23:25, David Burgun a écrit :
I came to the same conclusion! The odd thing is that
Mark Wieder wrote:
All-
Is there a way to tell matchChunk() not to be greedy?
I've got a regular expression stumper here. I'm using regex with the
matchChunk() function and I've BZed a problem with it. Now I'm looking
for a workaround that still manages to use matchChunk().
MatchChunk() is
Mark, try uppercase U, like the following:
(?U) ungreedy (shortest possible match), case-sensitive, on the same line.
(?Usi) means ungreedy, ignore end-of-line, ignore case
(?Ui) or (?iU) ungreedy, on the same line, ignore case.
Your example should be:
matchChunk(tRawText, (?Usi)B(.+)/B, tPos,
Hello Chipp,
Is this in the card script (on opencard)?
All best Always
Fred
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Subject: Re: Unhiliting Radio Buttons
Date: Thu, 01 Dec
+?
or in your case
(?s)B(.+?)/B
Hope this helps.
Mark
On Dec 1, 2005, at 2:07 PM, Mark Wieder wrote:
All-
Is there a way to tell matchChunk() not to be greedy?
I've got a regular expression stumper here. I'm using regex with the
matchChunk() function and I've BZed a problem with
Hi Folks,
Thanks to everyone for the well considered and helpful suggestions that you
have all made. We appreciate the feedback. Let me chime in here with a few
comments on all of this.
If you ask people why isn't or what's wrong with x type questions it
invites, well, all negative responses.
Daniels Mara Joins Revolution revSelect Program
RUNTIME REVOLUTION AND ADVANCED TOOL DEVELOPER DANIELS MARA ANNOUNCE NEW
RELATIONSHIP
01 December 2005. Edinburgh, Scotland. Runtime Revolution, Ltd and Austin,
Texas based Daniels Mara, Inc are pleased to announce the addition of
Daniels Mara
This distinction still irks me. I have never had the need to compile
any of my stacks, hypercard, metacard, or RR. But as I have written
thousands of them, and use them daily in my lab, I would count myself
as a ``pro'' user, not a ``hobbyist''. However, just because a
DreamCard-like
Hi,
Yes, but this isn't an Apple/Mac problem. I don't care if the
preference menu is enabled or disabled, but I want it's visible
status to reflect it's state, which is not what happens. I disable
then Edit Menu, but the preferences item remains enabled, BUT it
won't generate a menuPick event.
David Burgun wrote:
Yes, but this isn't an Apple/Mac problem. I don't care if the preference
menu is enabled or disabled, but I want it's visible status to reflect
it's state, which is not what happens. I disable then Edit Menu, but the
preferences item remains enabled, BUT it won't generate a
Kevin.
Good to see you posting here! We all would agree that we'd rather have your
team focused on bug fixes and other product development issues than spending
lots of time on the list. But I would sugget that perhaps it's not an
either-or situation but rather a both-and. By allocating only a
John Vokey wrote:
On 1-Dec-05, at 2:07 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Pondering the many posts in this thread I'm not sure I could contribute
much of value, since Chipp covered many of my own thoughts, esp. re. the
usefulness of a US presence and the need for a completely unambiguous
John.
You may find the distinction unhelpful but a lot of us find it useful, not
just in this community but throughout the world of software development.
I don't use the word hobbyist because I think that narrows the space too
much. I coined the term Inventive User several years ago to
David Burgun wrote:
Yes, but this isn't an Apple/Mac problem. I don't care if the
preference menu is enabled or disabled, but I want it's visible
status to reflect it's state, which is not what happens. I disable
then Edit Menu, but the preferences item remains enabled, BUT it
won't generate
David Burgun wrote:
Yes, but this isn't an Apple/Mac problem. I don't care if the
preference menu is enabled or disabled, but I want it's visible
status to reflect it's state, which is not what happens. I disable
then Edit Menu, but the preferences item remains enabled, BUT it
won't generate
Thanks Jerry. However, in view of the fact that I am moving from Windows
to Linux (hopefully never to return), the supplements would be of much
greater interest if they were also available for Linux. This would also
be better in line with RR itself which is supposedly a truly
cross-platform
Thanks, Jim. This will be very useful. BTW, I don't know if you
picked up on the intent of my MovingHand stack; In this stack the
moving finger is itself a stack so that it can be positioned to any
control on any number of other stacks. An inter-stack moving/
pointing finger if you will!
Thanks, Kevin, we're glad to be on board and looking forward to the
forthcoming update and expansion of the revSelect program in
December. We're very excited to be part of the RunRev family.
Our products--which you spoke of so glowingly in your release--are
being sold now through our web
David Burgun wrote:
Hi,
Yes, but this isn't an Apple/Mac problem. I don't care if the preference
menu is enabled or disabled, but I want it's visible status to reflect
it's state, which is not what happens. I disable then Edit Menu, but the
preferences item remains enabled, BUT it won't
Last note on this topic and I'll shut up ;-)
Chipp Walters wrote:
As an investor, I can tell you I never get reports about either the
finances nor the number of users RunRev currently has. So, it's hard to
accurately judge how effective they are in providing stockholder value.
Upon a
On 11/30/05, Mark Swindell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What is the main reason (if there is such a thing) that Rev is not
more popular among professional developers/programmers? It's been
around awhile now. People have had a chance to hear about it. It
has garnered some awards, at least on
On Dec 1, 2005, at 3:13 PM, Kevin Miller wrote:
If you ask people why isn't or what's wrong with x type
questions it
invites, well, all negative responses. I'm sure we can do better,
especially
when you give us feedback that is concrete and specific.
Kevin,
Thanks for your post, and I'm
This comes from the perspective of an occassional (but loyal) RunRev user
who's been in the software industry nearly 25 years...
Fourteen Reasons Why I Think Rev Is Not More Popular:
1) About five to seven years behind the curve in UI. The reason why programs
like Konfabulator get the
Bill Marriott wrote:
1) About five to seven years behind the curve in UI. The reason why
programs like Konfabulator get the attention is that they create
widgets/programs that look modern/exciting, almost by default. The
same look-and-feel can be created with RunRev, but it's a lot more
Hi,
I am trying out the revolution application and have somehow made my revolution
documentation window minimized and now i cant get it maximized.
I can clearly see it on my task bar, how do i get it back maximized??
Best Regards
NICHOLAS NGINYA
The important thing to recognize
On Dec 1, 2005, at 8:57 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Bill Marriott wrote:
1) About five to seven years behind the curve in UI. The reason
why programs like Konfabulator get the attention is that they
create widgets/programs that look modern/exciting, almost by
default. The same look-and-feel
Butting in here...
I think that this could be added to Rev in much the same way as the
Button Gadget software works. It is all bells and whistles and having
UI elements look 'updated' to gadget type elements should be an easy
add on.
I thought about this as a utility add on. The real
Kee,
This is true. But it might be an attractive add on just the same for
some people.
I personally don't like the UI in a can approach but I know others do.
Tom
On Dec 2, 2005, at 12:57 AM, kee nethery wrote:
On Dec 1, 2005, at 8:57 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Bill Marriott wrote:
1)
No answers on my previous post... I'll keep it simple:
make standard button... set autoarm to true it change from round to
rect! Anyone can confirm this?
Sivakatirswami
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Yes I can confirm that here on Mac OS X. But I thought that Autoarm
was a Windows feature that requires/has a square button.
If you create a new button and switch Look and Feel to windows the
new button will be square.
So when you autoarm it is now behaving correctly as
It seems I was wrong about the WIn only part. From the docs:
Usually, the autoArm property is used for buttons that are part of
stack menus.
Menu items and cascading menu items created with the New Control
submenu of the Object menu have their autoArm property set to true
when created.
kee nethery wrote:
The reason why programs like Konfabulator get the attention is
that they create widgets/programs that look modern/exciting,
almost by default. The same look-and-feel can be created with
RunRev, but it's a lot more difficult.
How does Konfabulator make that easier,
You
Kee, I recall some time ago that you had some strong opinions about the
untapped value of low-priced software. I can't recall if I'd read that
here or in a Kagi newsletter, or somewhere else.
Do you still feel the same?
Would you mind summarizing that for us here?
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Richard Gaskin
Aloha Sivakatirswami -
make standard button... set autoarm to true it change from round to
rect! Anyone can confirm this?
Yes. AutoArm was originally designed for the older menu scheme, in
which menus were implemented as substacks with buttons. In that
context, AutoArm lets the button
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