I found this in the Metacard 2.5 documentation stack:
The ink property determines how the colors used to draw a control are combined
with the colors of the of the pixels underneath that control. A control's ink
can be set to one of the following values: clear, srcAnd, srcAndReverse,
srcCopy,
Recently, Richmond Mathewson wrote:
I found this in the Metacard 2.5 documentation stack:
[ stuff about inks snipped ]
It just took a tiny, tiny bit of oomf to go and find it . . .
I'm not sure how reading the documentation takes oomf but the MC 2.5 info
is now somewhat out of date with
By 'oomf' I was gently signalling that I could not quite understand the reason
for the discussion on the use-list when (both in MC 2.5 and in the 2.7.1
documentation) all is really quite accessible.
Scott Rossi's posting seems completely comprehensive and comprehensible.
One thing that has
If you have time, Please spare a moment to pop across to the RR Graphic group
(http://groups.yahoo.com/group/RRgraphix/) and take the poll there.
sincerely, Richmond Mathewson
Philosophical problems are confusions arising owing to
A very good day to you all!
I am in the progress of finalising a small commercial program for the
graphic industry: select one or more PDF files and have Adobe
InDesign put them in the correct location and order to create
impositions.
Everything is working the way it should, so now I am
Hi Ton,
you can find a small demo stack on revonline in my user space:
user: Malte
stack: password generator
It might be a bit over complex, today I go with a simpler approach,
but it might help to get you started.
All the best,
Malte
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Hey Malte,
I think this is usable... Will check it out and see how to implement
this, thanks!
Warm regards,
Ton Kuypers
Digital Media Partners bvba
Tel. +32 (0)477 / 739 530
Fax +32 (0)14 / 71 03 04
http://www.dmp-int.com
On 6-mei-06, at 13:23, Malte Brill wrote:
Hi Ton,
you can find
Hi Everyone,
Is there a way to change the default position of the tools palette in a
script? It gets buried under the development tool bar in 2.7.1. I'm using Mac
OSX.
Thanks in advance for your helpful advice.
Joe
Orlando, FL
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On May 5, 2006, at 2:25 AM, Alex Tweedly wrote:
Before I go and read the blog, I'll take a wild guess that you're
on a Mac.
True, but most of the issues I saw were platform-independent. For
example, the latest version of Boa Constructor is 0.4.4-Alpha. Is the
alpha release stable? If I
I have just uploaded a 2.7 format stack to the RR Graphics group:
(http://groups.yahoo.com/group/RRgraphix) that will patch your revTools stack
for you.
Be warned!!! This can only be used ONCE and will result in your revTools stack
always starting at the chosen on-screen position.
sincerely,
I've got a notePad-like one-field window that will only be used in the IDE.
I've got a 'save stack' command in the closeStack handler.
Is there a way to have the IDE not ask to save the stack when closing
(since I'm doing that) without the stack being modal? It's probably
something dumb. I
Hi Mark,
Thanks for the reply.
I have never used a mouseDown. I don't know if
it's any different from a mouseUp (simply because
when you click on the mouse, you have to release !).
I have copied popUp buttons which work and then
adjusted them (that was my first attempt !), and it
didn't work.
Hi Peter,
I totally agree ...
-Francis
Nothing should ever be done for the first time !
This list is the BIGGEST selling point for Rev - fast help from
friendly people, what more can a stressed out programmer ask for!!
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Hi Stephen,
You might try this:
set the grevstackstatus[Your stack] to empty
This array contains edited or empty for each stack. The stack names
are the keys of the array. The problem is to determine where you
should put this syntax. If the only thing that changes is e.g. a text
field,
FWIW, my husband is a devoted python user and he's not had any problems
with installing or using Python on a Mac in OS X (don't even know if OS 9
is possible...).
The only thing he's not been able to get going is PythonCard.
Judy
On Fri, 5 May 2006, Alex Tweedly wrote:
Before I go and read the
Hi Francis,
Op 6-mei-2006, om 23:20 heeft Francis Nugent Dixon het volgende
geschreven:
Hi Mark,
Thanks for the reply.
I have never used a mouseDown. I don't know if
it's any different from a mouseUp (simply because
when you click on the mouse, you have to release !).
I believe it is
In fact, I can't imagine anything easier than installing Python on
Mac OS X. Just install the developemnt tools from your OSX CD. When
you write a script and give it a .py extension, double-click it and
if you didn't make any mistakes in the syntax, your application will
be saved next to
undocumented hmmm..
Thanks for this, Mark, but Rev won't let me compile the line...
ON closeStack
save this stack
set the grevstackstatus[notePad] to empty
END closeStack
Hi Stephen,
You might try this:
set the grevstackstatus[Your stack] to empty
This array contains edited or
Apologies, I was working with properties... The syntax should be
put empty into gRevStackStatus[Your Stack]
and it won't work in a closeStack handler.
Best,
Mark
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Judy Perry wrote:
FWIW, my husband is a devoted python user and he's not had any problems
with installing or using Python on a Mac in OS X (don't even know if OS 9
is possible...).
The only thing he's not been able to get going is PythonCard.
What trouble did he have ?
Pythoncard used to
All-
Now that my domain's back on line (if anyone tried to email me and got
bounced, please try again) I can finally say:
R.I.P. CodeWarrior
Freescale/Metrowerks finally pulled the plug yesterday. The web pages
that describe CodeWarrior 10 are still online, but there is no mention
anymore of
If he needs help getting PythonCard running, have him send me an email or
query Alex (who knows more about it than I do, I'm sure). The trick that
bites most people I know who've tried this is the way OS X by default
launches Python files in the IDE rather than with the PythonLauncher app
that
Mark
Yeah, I kept getting email bounces but be aware that I got your upgrade fee
for RevCon West.
And FWIW, I'm another one who's happy to see OS 9 ride off into the sunset.
I suspect if Rev didn't have to keep making their stuff work with that
creaky OS, we'd have more stability on some of
On May 6, 2006, at 4:37 PM, Mark Schonewille wrote:
In fact, I can't imagine anything easier than installing Python on
Mac OS X. Just install the developemnt tools from your OSX CD. When
you write a script and give it a .py extension, double-click it and
if you didn't make any mistakes in
On May 6, 2006, at 4:01 PM, Judy Perry wrote:
FWIW, my husband is a devoted python user and he's not had any
problems
with installing or using Python on a Mac in OS X (don't even know
if OS 9
is possible...).
Is he building double-clickable graphical aqua apps? I can use
Python. The
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