Terry,
Here's a bit of TAOO (see my sig) for layering groups, which I just added to
the GIM library (see url below) this morning.
Now for Terry's purpose, and if we are using the
relayerGroupedControls=true, we have to consider that to move group B
between group A or C we have to look at a delta
Here's a handler that brings a control as close to the front as possible
without affecting its owner.
No control has its owner changed. All controls other than the one that
moves keep their original sequence within their owners. No controls are
copied or deleted, so no system messages like
Hi Dick,
Great handler that works perfectly :-)
Kudos
Best Regards from Paris,
Eric Chatonet
Le 3 févr. 06 à 10:16, Dick Kriesel a écrit :
Here's a handler that brings a control as close to the front as
possible
without affecting its owner.
No control has its owner changed. All controls
On 2004-07-26 I requested the revInsertXMLNode feature. This
enhancement has been assigned to runrev component owner the same day
but since 18 months no activity happens! If you work with xml you
know that this is a must feature!
So please support this feature by voting for «bug» #1893.
Le Thursday, 2 Feb 2006, à 21:43 Europe/Paris, Jim Ault a écrit :
On 2/2/06 11:39 AM, André.Bisseret [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Le Thursday, 2 Feb 2006, à 19:14 Europe/Paris, Jim Ault a écrit :
On 2/2/06 10:03 AM, André.Bisseret [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
find line 1 of fld FoundCards
click
Dan,
I bought this right after I received the initial email but still have
no ebook. After payment was sent, I got an error page:
softseller.com Web Page Error
HTTP ERROR:
405;http://softseller.com/cgi-%20bin/odbic.exe/ss/odb/SSReturn.odb
Method not allowed
Thanks everyone for your thoughtful responses. I'm going to follow
up on some of the home made libraries, functions, and workarounds
that have been offered. I'm also going to take a look at the
centuryCutoff property which, I'm embarrassed to say, I overlooked.
Gregory
Well, I guess I'm wearing out my welcome with random precision as the
popular song lyric goes. And unless I'm experiencing a flashback,
the centuryCutoff property does not do what it's definition says it
will do. It's just plain wrong!
From the Revolution dictionary: For example, if the
Hello,
I have problem in retrieving wanted information in a
list field.
For example, the list field has the following content:
Runtime Revolution is a great ...
.
..
FIXED WORDINGS HERE
This is
I get the same result. Rev 2.6.1 Mac OS 10.4.4 PB G4 1.5
Doing this:
on mouseUp
set useSystemDate to true
set the centuryCutoff to 50
repeat with n = 0 to 51
put n into yy
if length(yy) 2 then put 0 before yy
put 12/4/ yy into tDate
put tDate into origDate
convert
Untested:
put offset(FIXED WORDINGS HERE, fld myField) + length(FIXED
WORDINGS HERE) into startChar
put offset((ANOTHER FIXED WORDINGS HERE, fld myField) - 1 into
endChar
get char startChar to endChar of fld myField
Hope that helps,
Mark
On 3 Feb 2006, at 14:01, alex wu wrote:
Hello,
Is this somehow (??) connected with the Unix Apocalypse that comes
around in there somewhere if I recall correctly?
Charles
On Feb 3, 2006, at 9:03 AM, Mark Smith wrote:
I get the same result. Rev 2.6.1 Mac OS 10.4.4 PB G4 1.5
Doing this:
on mouseUp
set useSystemDate to true
set the
Mark,
Thanks. It works! This is really a good idea. I can use this idea to do a
lot of things with RR:)
Alex
Mark Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Untested:
put offset(FIXED WORDINGS HERE, fld myField) + length(FIXED
WORDINGS HERE) into startChar
put offset((ANOTHER FIXED
I will definitely have to check it out...
In Task Mage, the calendar object goes about 8 layers deeps with nested
groups.
On 2/2/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jonathan,
I don't know the algorithm but, as a three year user, I can tell you
about the interface:
There is a
On Feb 2, 2006, at 12:09 PM, Phil Davis wrote:
Hi Devin,
Are you using speech synthesis? If so, you have to:
revUnloadSpeech
before quitting, otherwise you get that kind of error. The same may
apply to other loaded externals - don't know for sure.
I'm not using speech synthesis, but I
Glad it worked!
Offset, ItemOffset, wordOffset and lineOffset are extremely useful
functions.
Best,
Mark
On 3 Feb 2006, at 14:58, alex wu wrote:
Mark,
Thanks. It works! This is really a good idea. I can use this
idea to do a lot of things with RR:)
Alex
Mark Smith [EMAIL
Morning Bob,
What happens if the following handler is in the substack stack
script?:
on preOpenStack
repeat with x = 1 to the number of buttons
set the icon of button x to (the icon of button x)
end repeat
end
Hi Rev Gurus,
After spending 2 days looking for a outliner or database program for
OS X that can solve a specific personal PIM need, I have come to the
conclusion that I will have to make something in Rev for myself. I
looked seriously at Note Taker, Omni Outliner, iList Data, DEVONthink
Recently, Ken Ray wrote:
I'm batting around the issue of screen capture on Windows again and am
wondering if anyone has found a way to capture offscreen content (ie a stack
with loc set to -1000,-1000). This works fine on MacOSX but using the same
standard import snapshot routine fails on
This answers a question I was going to ask... on how to do a print preview
window that can be scrolled!
At 10:53 AM 2/3/2006, you wrote:
Recently, Ken Ray wrote:
I'm batting around the issue of screen capture on Windows again and am
wondering if anyone has found a way to capture offscreen
On 2/3/06 8:16 AM, Dennis Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is my personal investment ideas PIM
The catch is that I need to have it running by MONDAY (yesterday
really).
This seems like such a generic thing, that I am sure there are
hundreds of similar things already done.
As always,
Godlike is good enough for me! I can make this solution work for me too.
Thanks!
Phil
Scott Rossi wrote:
Recently, Ken Ray wrote:
I'm batting around the issue of screen capture on Windows again and am
wondering if anyone has found a way to capture offscreen content (ie a stack
with loc set
On 2/3/06 10:16 AM, Dennis Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I need to be able to cut and paste text from RTF emails or HTML web
pages into a big scrolling field, like a blog of info. --limitations?
Well, if you copy data from HTML tables into Rev they won't appear properly
since Rev can't
On 2/3/06 8:58 AM, alex wu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Alex,
You can also use regular expressions to do this:
get matchText(tData,(?s)FIXED WORDINGS HERE(.*?)ANOTHER FIXED WORDINGS
HERE,tVal)
and now 'tVal' contains the data between the two sections. If you want to
actually start on the next
Hello, dear Revolution experts. I've been developing a dictionary
for my students of Ojibwe (an Algonquian language), using mainly my
Mac PowerBook running the latest OS and DreamCard 2.61. Everything
works just great for me, whether I run my stacks in DreamCard itself
or with the
On 2/2/06 9:31 PM, Wally Rodriguez [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm so sorry, didn't read the question correctly.
This is when using RevMail
I have not tried using a mailto: url, but I am trying an applescript
OSAX (Xmail) that sends mail directly. Have it about 70% done, and it
won't depend
On 2/3/06 11:39 AM, Rand Valentine [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello, dear Revolution experts. I've been developing a dictionary
for my students of Ojibwe (an Algonquian language), using mainly my
Mac PowerBook running the latest OS and DreamCard 2.61. Everything
works just great for me,
On 2/3/06 3:13 AM, André.Bisseret [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So I placed the handler (a part of it), as a custom command, at the
stack level and it works well. Thanks Jim, but
it remains that I don't understand why clicking at the foundloc of a
link (in a handler) triggers this error message.
Thanks to Rob Cozens, Sara Reichelt and Jim Ault for your suggestions.
I finally got it to work. This what I did:
1. Copied an icon from my image stack to the menubar stack. The id
changed.
2. Dragged a push btn from tools to the menubar stack.
3. Set the icon id of the btn to the id of 1.
Hello,
If I would have a stack 12345 on the web: http://animabit.de/T12345.rev
with just one object in it (a field with text)
then the following works
go invisible stack URL http://animabit.de/T12345.rev; in a new window
copy control 1 of stack 12345
set the
Hello Ken:
Thanks for your attention to this issue.
Answers inline...
On Feb 3, 2006, at 12:43 PM, Ken Ray wrote:
On 2/2/06 9:31 PM, Wally Rodriguez [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm so sorry, didn't read the question correctly.
This is when using RevMail
I have not tried using a mailto: url,
Recently, Phil Davis wrote:
I'm batting around the issue of screen capture on Windows again and am
wondering if anyone has found a way to capture offscreen content (ie a
stack
with loc set to -1000,-1000). This works fine on MacOSX but using the same
standard import snapshot routine fails
Scott Rossi wrote:
Recently, Phil Davis wrote:
I'm batting around the issue of screen capture on Windows again and am
wondering if anyone has found a way to capture offscreen content (ie a
stack
with loc set to -1000,-1000). This works fine on MacOSX but using the same
standard import
Richard,
Are you using MC or RR? If MC, then can you try on RR? thx
Richard Gaskin wrote:
Crashes here with a kernel protection fault:
OS X 10.4.4
PowerBook G4 1Ghz
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Chipp Walters wrote:
Richard,
Are you using MC or RR? If MC, then can you try on RR? thx
Richard Gaskin wrote:
Crashes here with a kernel protection fault:
OS X 10.4.4
PowerBook G4 1Ghz
MC is just an IDE. Same engine, same result:
Date/Time: 2006-02-03 13:43:13.127 -0800
OS
Recently, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Not only does it work on XP but on OSX 3.9 as well (tested on 2 machines).
I know earlier versions of OSX/Rev were said to cause problems, but it seems
to work as expected here on both platforms, thus this tip really *is*
godlike.
Crashes here with a kernel
What exactly are people trying? Could it be a bug in the code? Could
someone send the stack that is crashing and I can try it on my 10.4 machine?
At 03:46 PM 2/3/2006, you wrote:
Recently, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Not only does it work on XP but on OSX 3.9 as well (tested on 2 machines).
I
May be this thread can shed some light on the problem:
http://lists.runrev.com/pipermail/use-revolution/2004-January/
028585.html
(follow upstream for history)
Greetings,
Wouter
On 03 Feb 2006, at 22:45, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Chipp Walters wrote:
Richard,
Are you using MC or RR? If MC,
Not only does it work on XP but on OSX 3.9 as well (tested on 2 machines).
I know earlier versions of OSX/Rev were said to cause problems, but it seems
to work as expected here on both platforms, thus this tip really *is*
godlike.
Crashes here with a kernel protection fault:
OS X 10.4.4
Scott Rossi wrote:
Not only does it work on XP but on OSX 3.9 as well (tested on 2 machines).
I know earlier versions of OSX/Rev were said to cause problems, but it seems
to work as expected here on both platforms, thus this tip really *is*
godlike.
Crashes here with a kernel protection fault:
Recently, Richard Gaskin wrote:
I just tested here with OSX 10.4.4 under MC and the export worked fine. How
about I send you my test stack and see if you get a different result.
Works great in your version.
I double-checked the differences between your code and the code on Ken's
site,
Ken Ray and Jim Ault,
Thanks for the hints. They will come in handy.
Jonathan Lynch,
Thanks for contacting me off line with suggestions about Task Mage.
This could become the basis for what I want to do.
As usual --and not to be taken for granted -- this list has come
through for me.
On 2/3/06 5:07 PM, Richard Gaskin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Scott Rossi wrote:
Not only does it work on XP but on OSX 3.9 as well (tested on 2 machines).
I know earlier versions of OSX/Rev were said to cause problems, but it
seems
to work as expected here on both platforms, thus this tip
This will still crash in certain cases.
Because a stack with its cantmodify set to true and which buffered
state is not true, cannot be forced to update its screenbuffer.
The effectiveness of a screen buffer update can be seen in the
difference between the pixmapID of a stack and the
How does the $PATH and the shell() function work?
That is the path as you get from:
put $PATH
or
put shell(echo $PATH)
does not correspond with what you get if you try the same from the
shell. This is presumably because these are set by various bash
scripts when a terminal starts
I am going to make a standalone, that saves to a separate data stack. Right
now I have 2 sample stacks to work out the kinks, button sample and data
sample. On the button sample stack I have a series of quiz items per card,
each with yes or no responses. I used radio buttons, grouped for
Dear Sivakatirswami,
RevGoURL uses a shell funcion with some DOS syntax, on Win NT.
You should probably make your own function with the correct DOS
syntax to make it work on Windows NT 5.1.
Sometimes, there are small variants between DOS versions, which
Revolution does't take into account.
True, but these properties are certainly within the control of the
developer, no?
IOW, the procedure can still be used in standalones, unless a
standalone's stack cantmodify is set tot true.
best,
Chipp
Wouter wrote:
This will still crash in certain cases.
Because a stack with its
On 2/3/06 4:42 PM, David Bovill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How does the $PATH and the shell() function work?
That is the path as you get from:
put $PATH
or
put shell(echo $PATH)
does not correspond with what you get if you try the same from the
shell. This is presumably because
On 2/4/06, Ben Bock [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am going to make a standalone, that saves to a separate data stack. Right
now I have 2 sample stacks to work out the kinks, button sample and data
sample. On the button sample stack I have a series of quiz items per
card, each with yes or no
One of my Windows users hit a H.264 file on the web and was prompted
to go upgrade Quicktime, which he dutifully did...
Now my Revolution players are failing to play .mp3 files on his hard
drive:
A little sys check from inside Rev returns:
Platform: Win32
Machine: x86
System: NT 5.1
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