I'd drive most of you nuts with my constant wailings. Those who are good
enough to help can do so, but I won't tie up the main forum, which is
obviously for experts.
If Rev support wants suggestions about how to improve the Docs for those new
to Rev, there will be plenty here. This is going to
On my computer I think they are, but I'm not 100% sure. On the other
computer, Rev is not installed, so they just look like generic
document files. I can check the file types on Monday when I go to
work.
Sarah
On 2/18/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sarah,
Are the new stacks
Hi Josh,
Drawn from an HyperCard stack I developed a long time ago (but that I
am still using).
You could try this :
-
on mouseWithin
moveOption
pass mouseWithin
end mouseWithin
on MoveOption
if card button is not in the target then exit MoveOption -- In
Well, as Charley Brown would say, Good grief. I had to laugh. I thought I'd
spare you all this by setting up a child forum. If there had been some
instructions about how a child forum works it might have worked. No
instructions, so it didn't. Situation normal I guess.
--
View this message in
Well, as Charley Brown would say, Good grief. I had to laugh. I thought I'd
spare you all this by setting up a child forum. If there had been some
instructions about how a child forum works it might have worked. No
instructions, so it didn't. Situation normal I guess.
--
View this message in
Ken Apthorpe wrote:
(I don't have a helpful working version, so can't include one here
but I can tell you where you started to go wrong )
Hi anyone
SHORT VERSION (immediate problem)
Created my first menu, using menu builder and autoscript. Ungrouped to look
at scripts. File menu
Hi Paul,
Thank you for bringing this to our attention.
I've just looked at this and it would seem that the cause is that the
'stackFileType' global property is being inadvertently set to 'MacOS'
- rather than 'RevoRSTK' or 'MCRDMSTK'. The 'stackFileType' global
property (which is readable
Hi Paul,
When I open a stack that has been automatically converted to the
new file format by Rev 2.7, with a new standalone (created with Rev
2.7) I get the Windows appearance (blue hilights on buttons, raised
scroll bars, etc.). None of these stacks has ever been on a Windows
computer.
Alex Tweedly wrote:
an incomplete answer. While I was right that the end exit was what was
leading directly to the error hint of 'on', I missed another problem in
your script.
Ken Apthorpe wrote:
After exploration to discover an Exit/Quit script, my script is:
on menuPick pWhich
switch
On 2/18/06, Ken Apthorpe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi anyone
SHORT VERSION (immediate problem)
Created my first menu, using menu builder and autoscript. Ungrouped to
look
at scripts. File menu has Exit, divider and Quit (for Mac shift). Script
is:
--The following menuPick handler was
Ken Apthorpe wrote:
Well, as Charley Brown would say, Good grief. I had to laugh. I thought I'd
spare you all this by setting up a child forum. If there had been some
instructions about how a child forum works it might have worked. No
instructions, so it didn't. Situation normal I guess.
I
stomfi wrote:
I'm using a runrev runtime on a Linux Live CD.
Depending on the platform, the live CD sets the screen size from the
capabilities of the video card, using a frame buffer.
This can be any valid size from 1200x1024 to 640x480.
I can easily find out the screen size with the
Hi,
I was wondering whether there is any way in Revolution to show text
on the dock icon in Mac OS X? I'm updating my Stock Portfolio
program and one of the neat features that has been suggested is the
ability to see (say) the current value of your portfolio on the dock
icon. Since it
Thanks Alex
I'll copy and paste that into my Rev tips file, so I remember it's a
parameter name. I still do not understand how pWhich can tell that I've
picked a menu item like Quit (or Open, or anything else).
So, how does a pWhich identify what's been picked? (you see the dimensions
of my
Kay
Thanks, but I don't get it:
it could easily be pTheMenuSelectionImade, in the documents I think they
use theMenuItem (I
typed 'on menuPick' into Preview's search field and found the info in half
an eye blink
Preview's search field? I was in Rev, searching Rev docs and assorted third
part
Bonjour André,
Mousewithin (like the old idle HC message) is a message sent
automatically by the engine every 200 milliseconds.
You might prefer to use messages less *intrusive* like mouseMove that
is sent repeatedly only if the mouse is moved.
As for moving objects, have a look at the grab
Alex
You say:
on menuPick pWhich
switch pWhich
case Exit
answer Are you sure you want to exit? with Yes or OK
if it is OK then quit
break
case Quit
answer
if it is OK then ...
break
end
Hi Ken,
Thanks Alex
I'll copy and paste that into my Rev tips file, so I remember it's a
parameter name. I still do not understand how pWhich can tell that
I've
picked a menu item like Quit (or Open, or anything else).
So, how does a pWhich identify what's been picked? (you see the
Hi Ken,
Alex
You say:
on menuPick pWhich
switch pWhich
case Exit
answer Are you sure you want to exit? with Yes or OK
if it is OK then quit
break
...
I'm sure this would work. Problem is, I don't understand why.
This isn't
your problem,
When your user picks an item from a menu, the rev engine knows that
this has happened. It also knows which item was chosen.
So it then sends a message menuPick to your menu button, to let it
know that a choice has been made, and it puts the name of the chosen
menuItem into a parameter
Bonjour Éric,
Excellent :-)) I haven't noticed yet this grab command ! I just tried
it ; very simple ; with mouseMove as well as with mouseDown.
I kept if shiftKey is down . And, in order to avoid the actions
launched by mouseUp, I put if the shiftKey is down then exit mouseUp,
in the
Ken Apthorpe wrote:
Thanks Alex
I'll copy and paste that into my Rev tips file, so I remember it's a
parameter name. I still do not understand how pWhich can tell that I've
picked a menu item like Quit (or Open, or anything else).
So, how does a pWhich identify what's been picked? (you
Ken Apthorpe wrote:
Alex
You say:
on menuPick pWhich
switch pWhich
case Exit
answer Are you sure you want to exit? with Yes or OK
if it is OK then quit
break
case Quit
answer
if it is OK then ...
break
Is this how most databases function?
On further thought on the record locking..
It might be possible for you to take the approach that the real
field is
never edited real time, but only a temp field that is later
processed in the
time sequence (the seconds) 'submitted' in an orderly event
Hi Pradeep,
Put these commands where you like (the mainstack Stack Script is a good
idea)
on openStack
global GVSaveDefaultPath
put the defaultfolder into GVSaveDefaultPath -- Keep for later
restore.
put xx into curPath
Hi Klaus, and all others
This is getting out of control., I'm overwhelmed by the replies and can't
keep up, so some may be delayed. And in Australia and it's past midnight.
Also the forum seems to be unable to update in real time, I'm getting a
blizzard of emails saying my replies haven't
Hi Ken,
May be you should first dig in the docs to understand some basics:
About the message path, custom handlers and functions, parameters,
etc. for instance.
The purpose of this list is to give *practical* answers (with some
theory reminders if needed) but not to copy paste theory from
Ken, I'm sorry you're having problems, but like any language, you
need to learn the basics.
Why do you have to come to this forum? - because support is very
expensive, and Runrev has this wonderful, helpful culture that will
answer your questions. If runrev had to deliver the quality of
On Feb 18, 2006, at 7:04 AM, Ken Apthorpe wrote:
To answer Klaus. I know Rev is event driven. Problem is it seems
no one can
explain the driving. I get advice: do this (trust me, it will
work). Do
that: (trust me, this will work (better)).
I do trust you, and that the suggested
Ken,
Welcome to the Revolution!
It is obvious that you could use a 'basic beginners' tutorial and
might I suggest that you go to the revolution website and go through
the Scripting Conferences for a basic introduction to the necessary
elements of Revolution and how to understand it and
I want to know how I can tell my runrev windows and all objects on
them to scale for these different screen sizes.
Use the Geometry Manager or (my preference) hand script a resizeStack
handler.
Rob Cozens
CCW, Serendipity Software Company
And I, which was two fooles, do so grow three;
Hi Stomfi,
The How to Manage Stack Resizing tutorial might help you:
This stack explains how to position, scale, etc. all controls in a
card when the window is resized with the help of the Geometry Manager
or by scripting.
Tips and tricks, commented scripts, FAQ and example stacks.
Print
Hi all
I've been working on an app and came across some icon editors / icons, thought
I would just share these with the group.
http://www.conware-pro.com/products/ia/about.php
http://www.snidesoft.com/staticpages/index.php?page=20050504142037205
http://www.stardock.com/products/icondeveloper/
Thank you, Sarah,
It appears that Rev 2.7 is changing both the file Type and the Creator
code when it opens existing stacks. Big problem when I try to edit
stacks that are designed to work wih a standalone.
PL
-Original Message-
From: Sarah Reichelt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: How to use
Hello,
The app. I am developing is a set of texts, one on each card.
On a special card, accessible from the homeCard, there is a field that
displays the list of all the titles of the texts.
Of course, this field has a vertical scrollBar but also an horizontal
one, because some titles are
Mark,
What if the developer wants to use his own Creator code, so that stacks
open with a standalone. It appears that this code is being overwritten
when that stack is edited in Rev.?
Paul Looney
PS Thank you for responding so promptly.
-Original Message-
From: Mark Waddingham [EMAIL
Re Bonjour André,
Afraid there is no way to master the duration for which a tooltip is
displayed.
The only thing you can do is to re-display the tooltip repeatedly...
But flickering would probably appear...
Not a very good answer :-(
Le 18 févr. 06 à 18:05, André.Bisseret a écrit :
Hello,
Hi Paul,
As stated:
The reason for existence of this property is so that developers
producing systems in Revolution that base their file-format on
Revolution stacks can tie their files to their environment, rather
than the Revolution or MetaCard IDE
The issue with 2.7 is that it has,
Mark Swindell wrote:
Parameters are, to me, the least well-explained and least
intuitive aspect of Rev (and programming in general).
The concept of parameters can be very tricky for lots of people new to
programming. I've explained it before on other lists, but I can't find
my old notes.
Mark Waddingham wrote:
Also, Revolution itself does not use either the extension nor the
creator or file-type to determine whether a file is a Revolution stack
or not. Instead, it checks the header to see if it conforms to the
file-format. This means that the engine will attempt to load any
oops, I guess I was wrong. Didn't read Mark's full text. My apologies
for misinformation.
sqb
Hi Paul,
As stated:
The reason for existence of this property is so that developers
producing systems in Revolution that base their file-format on
Revolution stacks can tie their files to their
Jon Seymour wrote:
When I launch the exe, the splash
screen shows and then fails to go anywhere. Two possible problems, I
think: first, there is a change in the methodology used to construct
filepaths for Win in 2.7, or...this Externals folder wants to house
altBrowser and that is somehow
Mark Waddingham wrote:
The filetype/creator code of a particular stack is not remembered by the
IDE - instead it will replace it with the setting of 'the stackFileType'
at the time it is next saved.
The stackFileType is very helpful for our applications, but often
unhelpful for working with
Also, Revolution itself does not use either the extension nor the
creator or file-type to determine whether a file is a Revolution
stack or not. Instead, it checks the header to see if it conforms
to the file-format. This means that the engine will attempt to
load any file you give it as
Hi Richard,
The stackFileType is very helpful for our applications, but often
unhelpful for working with the IDE. We may want to have files that
the Finder associated with our app when double-clicked, but which
we're still working on in Rev.
BZ#1761 was introduced in July 2004 to assist
Ken,
Would it have been any clearer if, instead of using case statements, the
same script had been presented as if-thens? (I'd re-write it for you here
and now as if-thens, but just ingested a big load of cold meds and almost
can't see straight, much less think straight).
Not being a
I believe I have followed the various conversations about the RR
documentation, and I've looked at the User Guide PDF (including its
introduction). What I can't seem to find are any complete lists, e.g.
a list of all the RR messages, a list of all commands etc. These used
to exist in RR
I've got three stacks, let's say stack 'A' whose style is topLevel,
and stacks 'B' and 'C' whose style is palette. The global property
raisepalettes is true, but despite this, if I click on 'A', it moves
in front of 'B' and 'C'. I tried setting 'A' to modeless, which would
work with my app
Hi Graham,
Just type command, function, message, keyword, operator,
etc. in the entry box in the dictionary pane :-)
Le 18 févr. 06 à 19:32, Graham Samuel a écrit :
I believe I have followed the various conversations about the RR
documentation, and I've looked at the User Guide PDF
Hi Eric,
I do think that Ken IS making effort. Lots of effort. He is doing us and
the company a favor by showing exactly what it is (in this particular
situation) that absolutely bedevils newcommers who are not programmers.
Case statements and pWhich's simply are NOT comprehensible to
Recently, Graham Samuel wrote:
I've got three stacks, let's say stack 'A' whose style is topLevel,
and stacks 'B' and 'C' whose style is palette. The global property
raisepalettes is true, but despite this, if I click on 'A', it moves
in front of 'B' and 'C'.
Something else is probably going
Hello,
I have uploaded a sample stack to my user space that will display a
tooltip for a longer period of time than the standard tooltips using
standard tooltips. It also shows how to display a multiple tooltip
but that part does not always work for some reason.
User space: mcgrath3
Le Saturday, 18 Feb 2006, à 18:13 Europe/Paris, Eric Chatonet a écrit :
Re Bonjour André,
Afraid there is no way to master the duration for which a tooltip is
displayed.
The only thing you can do is to re-display the tooltip repeatedly...
But flickering would probably appear...
Re Bonjour
On Feb 18, 2006, at 10:43 AM, Judy Perry wrote:
Hi Eric,
I do think that Ken IS making effort. Lots of effort. He is doing
us and
the company a favor by showing exactly what it is (in this particular
situation) that absolutely bedevils newcommers who are not
programmers.
Case
If I set some custom properties of an object via an array:
set the specialData[cool] of fld 1 to hello
set the specialData[hot] of fld 1 to world
...how do I retrieve a list of the custom property names (are these called
indexes?) of the object? (cool, hot, etc)
I've been through the
Recently, I wrote:
If I set some custom properties of an object via an array:
set the specialData[cool] of fld 1 to hello
set the specialData[hot] of fld 1 to world
...how do I retrieve a list of the custom property names (are these called
indexes?) of the object? (cool, hot, etc)
Hey guys,
I don't understand why you guys don't like switch case statements?
Really. I am trying to remember the first time I saw and used them
back in Supercard. I remember thinking they were more difficult to
write but once I did they seemed to do a lot more than if then's or
at least
Scott Rossi wrote:
If I set some custom properties of an object via an array:
set the specialData[cool] of fld 1 to hello
set the specialData[hot] of fld 1 to world
...how do I retrieve a list of the custom property names (are these called
indexes?) of the object? (cool, hot, etc)
I've
At 1:53 PM -0800 2/16/2006, Garrett Hylltun wrote:
But what about the shortcut on the menu itself? That's what I'm
trying to find out about. I tried typing in Help/F1, but Rev
won't accept such a thing.
Not currently possible, I'm afraid - the only shortcuts you can make
appear in a menu
At 11:59 AM -0800 2/18/2006, Scott Rossi wrote:
If I set some custom properties of an object via an array:
set the specialData[cool] of fld 1 to hello
set the specialData[hot] of fld 1 to world
...how do I retrieve a list of the custom property names (are these called
indexes?) of the
Now, Array's confuse the h_ck out of me. Since I can't see them I am
always confused by them.
OT
It seems more people than I realize suffer from the A.D.D. here on
the list.
I suffer quite a bit myself.
Tom
On Feb 18, 2006, at 2:38 PM, Garrett Hylltun wrote:
I wouldn't go so far as
Hi Judy :-)
I do think too that Ken is making effort.
I just wanted to encourage him and say that there are steps nobody
can't saves on.
Le 18 févr. 06 à 19:43, Judy Perry a écrit :
Hi Eric,
I do think that Ken IS making effort. Lots of effort. He is doing
us and
the company a favor
On 2/18/06 6:39 AM, Kurt Kaufman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is this how most databases function?
On further thought on the record locking..
It might be possible for you to take the approach that the real
field is
never edited real time, but only a temp field that is later
processed in the
Hi Kurt:
Is this how most databases function?
On further thought on the record locking..
It might be possible for you to take the approach that the real field
is
never edited real time, but only a temp field that is later processed
in the
time sequence (the seconds) 'submitted' in an
Judy, et al:
Not being a programmer, I find if-thens more comprehensible than case
statements. They both do the same thing, but one speaks more to normal
humans and the other more to programmer-geeks.
As a programmer, I see any if construct with more than two mutually
exclusive
On Sat, 18 Feb 2006 19:41:25 +0100, Eric Chatonet wrote:
Hi Graham,
Just type command, function, message, keyword, operator,
etc. in the entry box in the dictionary pane :-)
Le 18 févr. 06 à 19:32, Graham Samuel a écrit :
I believe I have followed the various conversations about the RR
Well, I got bit.
I was using a stack and testing the tooltip function in 2.6.1 and
wanted to see if it behaved any different in 2.7. So i opened it in
2.7 and changed a script line or two but remembered I was in 2.7 so I
quit and clicked Don't save changes and reopened 2.6.1 and then
I also miss this feature as well. It was called Objects and gave a
nice 'different' view of when the different commands could be used.
I hope that it shows up again soon.
Tom
On Feb 18, 2006, at 3:49 PM, Graham Samuel wrote:
but the next question would be 'what is the list of messages that
On Feb 18, 2006, at 11:47 AM, Jeanne A. E. DeVoto wrote:
At 1:53 PM -0800 2/16/2006, Garrett Hylltun wrote:
But what about the shortcut on the menu itself? That's what I'm
trying to find out about. I tried typing in Help/F1, but Rev
won't accept such a thing.
Not currently possible,
On Feb 18, 2006, at 3:45 PM, Rob Cozens wrote:
As a programmer, I see any if construct with more than two
mutually exclusive alternatives as crying out for switch [case]
syntax.
Not only is it easier to comprehend the total logic flow, but
adding new alternatives is much simpler.
As
MisterX wrote:
Sorry if this comes as more bad news... I had to take the TAOO Tiki web site
down on MonsieurX.
The volume of traffic was going to exceed - for this month alone and just
for the tiki - by 2X the traffic capacity which i've never exceeded in the
past years including all my mad
On Feb 18, 2006, at 12:07 PM, Thomas McGrath III wrote:
OT
It seems more people than I realize suffer from the A.D.D. here on
the list.
I suffer quite a bit myself.
Tom
Tom,
It's nice knowing there are others out there who go through the same
thing I do. :-) Till now, I'd only met
Hi all.
It appears that the links to ArcadeEngine, the demo applications and my
free eBook are broken in RunRevs Revselect section. I just transfered
all files to my own server.
ArcadeEngine and getting started:
http://www.derbrill.com/arcadeengine/ae151trial.zip
ArcadeEngine Demo app.:
Hi Graham,
Unfortunately you are perfectly right.
There is a lot of work to do with new docs...
Yes, write to Kevin :-)
Le 18 févr. 06 à 21:49, Graham Samuel a écrit :
Thanks Eric, that helps - a bit. In fact, this advice works with
'command' and 'function', but it doesn't work with 'object'
On 18 Feb 2006, at 20:07, Jeanne A. E. DeVoto wrote:
At 11:59 AM -0800 2/18/2006, Scott Rossi wrote:
If I set some custom properties of an object via an array:
set the specialData[cool] of fld 1 to hello
set the specialData[hot] of fld 1 to world
...how do I retrieve a list of the
Exactly,
I'm still chuckling over your response.
Tom
On Feb 18, 2006, at 4:28 PM, Garrett Hylltun wrote:
On Feb 18, 2006, at 12:07 PM, Thomas McGrath III wrote:
OT
It seems more people than I realize suffer from the A.D.D. here on
the list.
I suffer quite a bit myself.
Tom
Hi everyone,
Does switch is able to bring more flexibility and readability than if/
then/else?
The answer is yes.
You can write:
switch
case x 100
case x 500
case x 200 and x 400
statements
break
default
other statements
end switch
With a conditional structure you
Recently, Dave Cragg wrote:
If I set some custom properties of an object via an array:
set the specialData[cool] of fld 1 to hello
set the specialData[hot] of fld 1 to world
...how do I retrieve a list of the custom property names (are
these called
indexes?) of the object? (cool,
Garrett Hylltun wrote:
And to this day, I just don't understand the whole purpose of the Case
statement. Still don't even after reading a few of the replies to
this thread.
I prefer switch/case statements when there are many options a script has
to deal with. I'll admit though that
MeshInstall looks nicer, pending a final release. And, if you
could have a MacOSX version available as well anytime real
soon now it would be the installer of my dreams.
We (different company that Paradigma) created it because we have a thriving
content business. I hate to admit it here
Graham Samuel wrote:
Thanks Eric, that helps - a bit. In fact, this advice works with
'command' and 'function', but it doesn't work with 'object' or
'message'.
You can get a partial listing of the kind you are after if you
right-click (on Mac, control-click) anywhere in the heading
On Feb 18, 2006, at 2:37 PM, Eric Chatonet wrote:
switch
case x 100
case x 500
case x 200 and x 400
statements
break
default
other statements
end switch
With a conditional structure you would write:
if x 100 or x 500 or (x 200 and x 400) then
statements
else
@That's @a @lot @of @ s in @that @there @statement!
It looks almost like swear words @$#!%.
Cool,
Tom
On Feb 18, 2006, at 6:17 PM, Garrett Hylltun wrote:
If @not(@greater(%x,100))@greater(%x,500)@both(@greater(%x,200),@not
(@greater(%x,400)))
statements
else
statements
end
Thomas J
On 19/02/2006, at 9:21, Jim Ault [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From:
Subject: Re: File sharing, locking, etc... between multiple users...
To: How to use Revolution use-revolution@lists.runrev.com
Message-ID: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII
On 2/18/06 6:39 AM,
On Feb 18, 2006, at 3:41 PM, Thomas McGrath III wrote:
@That's @a @lot @of @ s in @that @there @statement!
It looks almost like swear words @$#!%.
Cool,
Tom
I did note that it was a bit of an @(odd) language ;-) You should
see some mathematical statements in that language!
-Garrett
Greetings,
Well, it seems Rev is starting to click and stick for me now. I
actually wrote some code without referring to the docs or looking at
any examples, or asking for a sample on the list here!
Garrett's pride and joy code from scratch:
local varTitleVisualStatus = 1
local
Scott Rossi wrote:
Recently, Dave Cragg wrote:
One further way...
get the customKeys[specialData] of field 1
*THIS* is what I had in my mind of how it should work, but couldn't get the
syntax right. Thanks very much Dave.
Whoa. Never seen that before.
I have mixed feelings about the
Jacque-
Chose the object you want to know about; for example, button. A button
column will appear. Click on it to sort by it. Now all the messages,
properties, and commands that apply to buttons will be grouped together
at the bottom of the list.
This is getting silly, no? It shouldn't take
Thomas-
Saturday, February 18, 2006, 12:04:45 PM, you wrote:
switch colorBall
case Blue
answer Blue with OK
break
case Red
answer Red with OK
break
case Green
answer Green with OK
break
Mark Wieder wrote:
This is getting silly, no? It shouldn't take a How-to document IMO
to figure out how to use the Help feature. Or maybe it should. If
it's going to get this complicated then a how to use the
documentation section at the beginning would seem prudent.
That's coming, and Eric
On 2/18/06 7:05 PM, Garrett Hylltun [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Greetings,
Well, it seems Rev is starting to click and stick for me now. I
actually wrote some code without referring to the docs or looking at
any examples, or asking for a sample on the list here!
Garrett's pride and joy
Recently, Ken Ray wrote:
if the variable is 0, it sets it to abs(0-1) which is abs(-1) which is 1;
if the variable is 1, it sets it to abs(1-1) which is abs(0), which is 0.
This reminded me of a long standing question about TransScript and x-talk
languages in general:
Why is it not possible
I'm doing a lot of LP - CD transfers, a process with many steps some
of which are silly tedious. One of them is that, after I've split
the digitized audio file into tracks, and named them (a little
tedious in itself since I'm using an ancient Toast Lite to burn the
CD), and go to import
Not exactly what you had in mind, I know, but couldn't you just
import the digitized files into iTunes as aifs or wavs, enter the
info there, and then burn the CD?
Mark
On 19 Feb 2006, at 03:10, Charles Hartman wrote:
I'm doing a lot of LP - CD transfers, a process with many steps
some
On 2/18/06 7:50 PM, Richard Gaskin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Scott Rossi wrote:
Recently, Dave Cragg wrote:
One further way...
get the customKeys[specialData] of field 1
*THIS* is what I had in my mind of how it should work, but couldn't get the
syntax right. Thanks very much Dave.
Garrett Hylltun wrote:
Greetings,
Well, it seems Rev is starting to click and stick for me now. I
actually wrote some code without referring to the docs or looking at
any examples, or asking for a sample on the list here!
Ladies and gentlemen, another one has hit critical mass. :)
--
On Feb 18, 2006, at 11:00 PM, Mark Smith wrote:
Not exactly what you had in mind, I know, but couldn't you just
import the digitized files into iTunes as aifs or wavs, enter the
info there, and then burn the CD?
Yes. Of course that also entails converting all the AIFFs to AACs and
hi!
I downloaded Revolution to test some
things I want to accomplish for a game.
I am having trouble trying to find how to
apply a command to make a picture (or quicktime movie) Draggable.
Example of what I want to accomplish:
I have a 3d Barrel picture:
I want to be able to:
-Move the barrel
Hi all,
There has been a lot of chatter here (in a good way)
about the release of 2.7. I'm eligible for the
upgrade and have downloaded it and so far have had
zero problems in the tasks I have needed to perform.
However - I'm leery on working on a project for real
given some of the issues being
Mark,
Yes I see that, and the docs point more towards that solution but I
would not have as easily understood that way as easily as the
individual breaks make it seem. Today I would do it the same way you
describe.
Thanks
Tom
On Feb 18, 2006, at 9:19 PM, Mark Wieder wrote:
Thomas-
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