Judy Perry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My understanding is that it will be including some of the very things many
of us former Hypercard using/non-programmer people have been asking for.
Eventually, a successor for HyperCard?
Me too, as a DreamCard user (and former HyperCard then MetaCard user)
Hello Katir,
I did'nt have the opportunity to test this for a while but what works
100% fine (we went spoken about before if i right remember) is to
stick a PHP sockets listener in front of your Rev CGI script or Rev
backgrounder stack based app. A very reliable way to do Rev able to
1986 2006
Wait...HC was '86? I thought it was 88. Yikes I'm old.
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Thanks a lot Mark, I set the decorations to default. I will have it
tried next week by colleagues (infortunately, I havn't a PC myself).
I should catch a glance to BugZilla more often :-))
Best regards
André
Le Friday, 3 Mar 2006, à 16:00 Europe/Paris, Mark Schonewille a écrit :
Hi André,
Hi !
In the app. I am developping, each card includes several fields
(author, title, texte, références). In a printing procedure I wrote a
function (formatfldToPrint) that picks the texts of these fields (with
their htmlText) and arranges them as a single document in a hidden
field «
Close. 19 years ago. I remember it came in the box with the new SE20
for AM studios. I was attempting to build an app with Z-Basic at the
time, and not getting anywhere...then discovering this thing..
what's this... some kind of add-in hardware card? ha ha
From Wikipedia:
HyperCard was
Me too, as a DreamCard user (and former HyperCard then
MetaCard user) I was sent areminder from Revolution -- and I
wonder was to do...
Also, I don't understand the purpose of or update your
Dreamcard license for one more year. since there is NO more update!
If you update DreamCard now,
Hi Bridger,
I have a stack (Which I will call Stack 1) that
makes another stack (I will call it Stack 2), copies a card from some
other stack running in the background (which I call Stack 3) and sends
the new stack with the copied card all over the network where it is
added to whatever stack
Lynn Fredricks [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A lot of what makes Revolution what it is, is in the engine.
Ah, OK, that makes sense!
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Is is possible to drag smoothly through the video frames of a movie
using a scrollbar? I can drag to a current time and then start from
that point, but I would like to see the frames shuttle by as I drag
the thumb.
Jim
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With a field thisFld of which textFont is set to, say, courier
If I write in msg :
put the textFont of line 1 of fld thisFld
If every word of this line are in plain style
then I get courier
But
if the style of at least one word in the line 1 is italic
then textFont is said mixed
:-
Hi Jim,
Is is possible to drag smoothly through the video frames of a movie
using a scrollbar?
with version 2.6.1 this is only possible when the QT controller is
visible
OR
(if the controller is not visible) when the movie is already
playing...?!
This was possible with earlier
Bonjour André,
Hi !
With a field thisFld of which textFont is set to, say, courier
If I write in msg :
put the textFont of line 1 of fld thisFld
If every word of this line are in plain style
then I get courier
But
if the style of at least one word in the line 1 is italic
then textFont is
Hey,
Sorry I wasn't very clear on my question. I have made a stack (Stack 1)
that copies a card from any stack running in the background (Stack 3),
pastes it on another stack that was just made (Stack 2), and sends stack 2
over the network where the card that was added to any stack that
Hi from Paris,
I have just run into my first Platform problem, but in fact,
my problem started on my Mac, and hasn't gone away !.
I finished developing a stack on my Mac. During development,
I couldn't get it to run the OpenStack script (why I don't know).
I found that when using Stack Runner,
Francis Nugent Dixon wrote:
So, back to the Mac to create a button to execute openStack,
then back to the PC. When I click on the button on the PC,
nothing happens, so I am back to square one. What is going
wrong, or more specifically, what am I doing wrong ?
It sounds like a platform-related
Jeff,
Actually, we saw this happen when doing an osx XP transfer.
The one was the 'regular' file that we couldn't open, the other was
identical except that the file name had I think it was a leading _ or_.
attached.
Neither was functional :-(
Thanks, though!
Actually ._
So use StackRunner (which beats the pants off the Dreamcard player
anyway) on the PC too. You can bundle it with your stack for others
to use.
Charles
On Mar 4, 2006, at 12:58 PM, Francis Nugent Dixon wrote:
Hi from Paris,
I have just run into my first Platform problem, but in fact,
my
Man i am feeling old... I created Apples first educational CD-ROM
(Earth Explorer - a multimedia environmental encyclopedia for jr high
kids) when they decided to get into the CD-ROM business in the early
90s using hypercard. they were amazed that a sophisticated multimedia
product could
Hi Jacqueline,
You wanted my openStack script, so here it is.
But I can't see anything in there that can cause
a problem. I hope it is easy to read with the folding.
It works perfectly well when I type OpenStack in the
message box (on my Mac).
Thanks for looking.
-Francis
Klaus Major wrote:
I, personally, consider this a bug!
From the docs about textfont:
If the chunk contains more than one font, the chunk's textFont
property reports mixed.
But even if the textfont is identical and only the styles are mixed
I get
put the textfont of line 1 of fld 1 - mixed
Stephen Barncard wrote:
From Wikipedia:
HyperCard was created by Bill Atkinson and initially released in August
1987
Trivia question:
Many HC fans know that HyperCard was originally designed without a
scripting language, which was added later in the development process.
Which multimedia
On Mar 4, 2006, at 5:31 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Which multimedia authoring tool had a scripting language and premiered
at the Boston expo the year before HC was released?
Was it Director known as VideoWorks first??? did I won? Gee, I was
only seven years old! :-D
Andre Garzia wrote:
On Mar 4, 2006, at 5:31 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Which multimedia authoring tool had a scripting language and premiered
at the Boston expo the year before HC was released?
Was it Director known as VideoWorks first??? did I won? Gee, I was only
seven years old! :-D
Was this Bill A. working at the Xerox Palo Alto Research Center,
Richard ?
Best,
Le 4 mars 06 à 21:45, Richard Gaskin a écrit :
Andre Garzia wrote:
On Mar 4, 2006, at 5:31 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Which multimedia authoring tool had a scripting language and
premiered
at the Boston expo
Pierre Sahores wrote:
Le 4 mars 06 à 21:45, Richard Gaskin a écrit :
Andre Garzia wrote:
On Mar 4, 2006, at 5:31 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Which multimedia authoring tool had a scripting language and premiered
at the Boston expo the year before HC was released?
Was it Director known as
Hi Jerry,
Klaus Major wrote:
I, personally, consider this a bug!
From the docs about textfont:
If the chunk contains more than one font, the chunk's textFont
property reports mixed.
But even if the textfont is identical and only the styles are
mixed I get
put the textfont of line 1 of
I have no inside info on this, so I'm more or less guessing but here's my
take.
Dreamcard was a crippled Rev. It straddled the lines of an inventive user
and a professional developer but the lines were blurred and the audiences
and messages so different that it created as much confusion as it did
Andre Garzia wrote:
On Mar 4, 2006, at 5:31 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Which multimedia authoring tool had a scripting language and premiered
at the Boston expo the year before HC was released?
Was it Director known as VideoWorks first??? did I won? Gee, I was
only seven years old! :-D
I think you're right, Robert. I seem to recall writing a piece on
interactive fiction in that time frame and interviewing Appleton for it. My
memory is a bit fuzzy but I think he did have a scripting language of sorts
in that quit-delightful tool.
On 3/4/06, Robert Brenstein [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Richard ? ;-)
Le 4 mars 06 à 22:40, Dan Shafer a écrit :
I think you're right, Robert. I seem to recall writing a piece on
interactive fiction in that time frame and interviewing Appleton
for it. My
memory is a bit fuzzy but I think he did have a scripting language
of sorts
in that
Robert Brenstein wrote:
Andre Garzia wrote:
On Mar 4, 2006, at 5:31 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Which multimedia authoring tool had a scripting language and premiered
at the Boston expo the year before HC was released?
Was it Director known as VideoWorks first??? did I won? Gee, I was
only
On Mar 4, 2006, at 3:58 PM, Dan Shafer wrote:
Dreamcard was a crippled Rev. It straddled the lines of an
inventive user
and a professional developer but the lines were blurred and the
audiences
and messages so different that it created as much confusion as it did
anything else.
Well, I
I was not impressed with the new plan either. I own Studio, but
bought DC when they first offered it because it was an economical way
to stay up to date. I had no interest in compiling my apps. Most of
the nifty upgrades to the language are eye candy that real app
developers might
Francis Nugent Dixon wrote:
Hi Jacqueline,
You wanted my openStack script, so here it is.
But I can't see anything in there that can cause
a problem. I hope it is easy to read with the folding.
It works perfectly well when I type OpenStack in the
message box (on my Mac).
I'm not sure why it
I've been playing with a recipe from the Scripter's Scrapbook
(setFileVisibility) but I can't seem to make it work on my XP machine. I
poked around on Google but didn't find anything that really helped.
basically I'm doing this:
#creating a text file
#then attempt to make it invisible:
put
basically I'm doing this:
#creating a text file
#then attempt to make it invisible:
put attrib +h thePathToMyFile into commandString
get shell commandString
But my file remains visible.
Marty,
You may just be conflicting with your OS settings. Do you have XP folder
options set to
Hey Roger,
I tried the delimiter both ways and checked (and reset) my folder
options - still no go. When I check the File Properties for the file
Hidden is not checked after I've run the shell command on it . . .
Marty
basically I'm doing this:
#creating a text file
#then attempt to make it
On 05/03/06, Dan Shafer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Use Revolution, the English like, built-in language, to add the *step by
step logic *of your concept to your creation. I suspect -- but again my
caveat -- that this is just a mistake, that the language is called
Transcript, not Revolution
I tried the delimiter both ways and checked (and reset) my folder
options - still no go.
put attrib +h thePathToMyFile into commandString
Are there any spaces in thePathToMyFile? If so, try enclosing it in
quotes.
put attrib +h quote thePathToMyFile quote into commandString
Roger Eller
Roger,
I owe you a beer! adding the quotes fixed the problem (I was placing the
file in the Documents and Settings folder). Thanks for your help.
Marty
I tried the delimiter both ways and checked (and reset) my folder
options - still no go.
put attrib +h thePathToMyFile into
Is there a way in Revolution (2.0.3) to do a RegEx find and replace
using one of the sub-expressions, like finding
() ([^x]*)x.*
and replacing by
\1\t\2
directly without having to use matchText to extract the
subexpressions and then construct the line? (Yes, I know this should
be in
Ah, those were heady days... I was at that Boston MacWorld (visiting
on my first trip from Australia). Someone recommended that I go check
out this new HyperCard and I saw Bill Atkinson presenting it. I ended
up scoring an ACME Bowling team jacket (which was the HyperCard
developer team
Jim Witte wrote:
Is there a way in Revolution (2.0.3) to do a RegEx find and replace
using one of the sub-expressions, like finding
() ([^x]*)x.*
and replacing by
\1\t\2
directly without having to use matchText to extract the subexpressions
and then construct the line? (Yes, I know
How can I use a RegEx to strip trailing white-space? I tried:
get matchText(theExpr, (.*)\s*, theExpr)
where theExpr is 0025E95C mov r5, r0
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On Sat, 4 Mar 2006, Charles Hartman wrote:
Right. There's the point. When you buy something like Hypercard, or
Dreamcard, you're buying a GUI builder and programming lanuage. But a
GUI builder and programming language in which you can't control the
screen even to the extent of getting rid
Perhaps this could be spelled out in any emails sent to people on the
subject, along with instructions on how to implement engine changes?
Judy
On Sat, 4 Mar 2006, Lynn Fredricks wrote:
If you update DreamCard now, you will get engine updates for the length of
that update period. A lot of
Okay... probably. To be honest, I had a difficult time even _seeing_ it
on his dark little Sony Vaio (sp?) laptop with an OS X skin on it ;-)
Judy
On Sat, 4 Mar 2006, Robert Brenstein wrote:
Actually ._
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On 3/4/06 6:40 PM, Jim Witte [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there a way in Revolution (2.0.3) to do a RegEx find and replace
using one of the sub-expressions, like finding
() ([^x]*)x.*
and replacing by
\1\t\2
directly without having to use matchText to extract the
subexpressions
On 3/4/06 10:00 PM, Jim Witte [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How can I use a RegEx to strip trailing white-space? I tried:
get matchText(theExpr, (.*)\s*, theExpr)
where theExpr is 0025E95C mov r5, r0
Here's a version I have that trims whitespace from both sides
On 3/4/06 8:00 PM, Jim Witte [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How can I use a RegEx to strip trailing white-space? I tried:
get matchText(theExpr, (.*)\s*, theExpr)
where theExpr is 0025E95C mov r5, r0
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