Try in the button script
on mouseDown
end mouseDown
Jim Ault
Las Vegas
On 5/14/06 10:24 PM, Stephen Gorton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi
i can't seem to figure out how to switch context to a button - to see if its
been clicked and to -allow- the mouse to click it..
i have a handler that
:-)
Thanks Klaus, This does the trick, did't think of that...
Great!
Warm regards,
Ton Kuypers
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On 14-mei-06, at 22:04, Klaus Major wrote:
Hi Ton,
...
and I thought I had it all
excellent!
it was the with messages i was missing.
works a dream now..
thanks BriN (and Jim)
stephen
Brian Yennie wrote:
Stephen,
Try this -
In your repeat loop, add the line:
wait for 1 milliseconds with messages
This will allow the user to click the cancel button.
Now.. in the
Thanks Chris Scott. I'll struggle on with this, but expect more
confusion to come as I try to come to grips with all the little
differences :-)
Cheers,
Sarah
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Scott Kane wrote:
Hi Sarah,
Mac users expect a Quit with the shortcut Command-Q.
I think I am correct in thinking that Windows users expect Exit.
Yes. You are right. Windows users do expect that. There two
types of shortcuts though. some programmers use alt + e and most
use alt
Phil wrote:
I have a Griffin iMic USB audio interface thing, into which I plug a
non-USB mic. My Mac OS X sees the iMic as an audio input device. I
can select it in the Sound sys prefs panel as my input device, and
away I go! Then Rev 'hears' it just fine.
===
OK, yes, it works...
Ubuntu is, at least at present, the most widely used desktop PC linux Distro -
it is also very easy to install; and is extremely tolerant if you want to pop
it on a 'stray, old and neglected' PC you have lurking at the bottom of a
cupboard.
I would recommend Ubuntu (which is Debian based) as
Sarah,
It is my experience that if a preference area holds selection options
for a particular tool or aspect of a document then Options is used
as a preference menu item. Microsoft Word uses a Properties menu
for the document properties and an Options menu for Tool settings.
Revolution
Actually you could halve that sample rate to 11 K and still have good
intelligibility. Using the Nyquest theorem, the highest frequency you
can record at a given sample rate is approximately less than half its
sample rate. AM broadcast stations cut off at 5khz, which can be
handled easily by
If I wanted to write a Revolution script that goes through a list of URLs and
checks each URL's status, can anyone give me pointers on the best approach?
I was originally attempting to do a load URL approach, and then check the
error that comes back (either OK, or not found, re-direct failure,
Rob,
long time, no see!!! :-)
I'd use plain TCP calls. Use open socket command and write to socket
and read from socket. This way you'll control your HTTP connection
and be able to read all headers and status messages. HTTP is an easy
protocol, specially if you're not doing MIME.
The
I saw a press release today on Mac Observer that Ten Thumbs Typing
Tutor is now a universal binary.
http://www.macobserver.com/article/2006/05/15.9.shtml
I am under the impression that this application is built with
Revolution. I did not see the capability to generate a Universal
I have a project with multiple stacks, working in Rev 2.6.1.
Some of the stacks are questionnaires taken from paper, in which I created
label fields and pasted the text in, then added groups of buttons over the top
of the label field. I did some spacing manipulations in the text by inserting
Universal Binaries were not in 2.7.1, but they are coming real soon
now. Lynn Fredericks or Kevin Miller made a statement on here not too long
ago, but I can't seem to find it.
At 01:49 PM 5/15/2006, you wrote:
I saw a press release today on Mac Observer that Ten Thumbs Typing
Tutor is now a
Todd Higgins wrote:
I saw a press release today on Mac Observer that Ten Thumbs Typing
Tutor is now a universal binary.
http://www.macobserver.com/article/2006/05/15.9.shtml
I am under the impression that this application is built with
Revolution. I did not see the capability to
On May 13, 2006, at 9:57 AM, Glen Bojsza wrote:
I was wondering if anybody has used Revolution in a non-Gui
environment. I
am finding several cases where telecom vendors don't support a
windowing
system on their linux products, only the command line. I believe that
Metacard use to be able
On May 15, 2006, at 12:58 PM, Ben Bock wrote:
The button groups stayed in the same place, but the text was
collapsed in places, looks like some returns were removed.
Could it be that there were never returns and the text simply
wrapped? Maybe you have a font change?
(Sorry about the
On 5/15/06, Richmond Mathewson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ubuntu is, at least at present, the most widely used desktop PC linux Distro -
it is also very easy to install; and is extremely tolerant if you want to pop
it on a 'stray, old and neglected' PC you have lurking at the bottom of a
Hi Sarah,
On other linux distro option for you: SuSE Linux.
There is a free version: www.opensuse.org
and a commercial (supported) version: www.novell.com/linux/
that you can buy through various Oz linux stores.
Just though I'd mention the option, as sometimes it is nice to have the option
of
The Ken Burns effect, as used in other applications, has to be
calculated on a sub-pixel level so that it does not look jerky, that
is because some combinations of start point, size and speed could
yield sizes or motion that can't be rounded to one pixel.
There must be a way to do this
Can't do any cursor control on 2.7.1 (Mac 10.4.6)
on mouseMove x, y
set the cursor to watch #doesn't do anything
#really want to set the cursor to the double i-beam though,
but can't compile this line
set the cursor to (the id of img vdividecursorgif of
On May 15, 2006, at 6:07 PM, Russ McBride wrote:
on mouseMove x, y
set the cursor to watch #doesn't do anything
I tried it and I can't get the watch to go away.
Dar Scott
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Probably, the cursor changes back to default, before you see the
watch. Try this to test:
on mouseUp
set the cursor to watch
wait 5 seconds
end mouseUp
I'm not sure what is wrong with the last line of your script. I see
an additional space in that line which is probably something else,
If you want the cursor to stick - you may need to look into the
lockCursor property. Otherwise, it is reset on idle.
HTH,
- Brian
Can't do any cursor control on 2.7.1 (Mac 10.4.6)
on mouseMove x, y
set the cursor to watch #doesn't do anything
#really want to set
Russ McBride wrote:
Can't do any cursor control on 2.7.1 (Mac 10.4.6)
on mouseMove x, y
set the cursor to watch #doesn't do anything
#really want to set the cursor to the double i-beam though, but
can't compile this line
set the cursor to (the id of img
Greetings,
Has anyone ever compressed rev compiled apps with UPX or any other
executable compressor?
I tried the latest UPX on a rev windows exe, and the rev made exe didn't
agree with being compressed by UPX. At least that is using default
settings with UPX.
-Garrett
How can I determine the permissions on a server share/volume? I would
like to document the server permissions on our file servers (both Mac
OS X Server and Windows 2000 and 2003 servers).
I have an immediate need to do this on OS X (10.3.x) servers as I'll
be upgrading them to 10.4. I am
Two more pieces of information I would need is whether or not the
permissions were inherited from the parent folder and AFP vs. SMB
permissions. I can get by without either of these items for my
particular servers because we generally inherit the permissions and
AFP is the same as SMB but
Bill,
This is an area that I don't know much about. Given that, here are my
thoughts:
1) Are FTP permissions completely independent of the permissions you
want to capture? If not, and assuming your target servers have FTP,
maybe you could use the libURLftpCommand function to get permissions
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