Greetings from a very warm and sunny west coast, normally referred to by people
not living here as the wet coast
I just had a chance to compare Mac vs. Win versions of 2.7.1 (side by each) and
a number of basic UI idiosyncrasies (bugs?) really highlighted themselves on
the Win side of
Here's a small snippet that will replace spaces within quotes using
regex's. Just put your data into tString and the new data is put into
tResult.
repeat while matchText(tString, ([ quote ][^ quote ]+[
quote ]), tMatch)
put replaceText(tMatch, , ) into tReplacement
put
Hi Sarah,
If theStr contains a string with multple spaces that you want to
replace with single spaces, try:
replacetext(theStr, +, )
Best,
Mark
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Consultancy and Software Engineering
http://economy-x-talk.com
http://www.salery.biz
Salery is the easiest way to get your
Hello,
I'm trying to read a text file created with BBEdit on Mac OS X. This file
contains french accented characters.
Now, in my revolution script (also running on OS X), whatever I use :
get URL (binfile: bbeditFileName)
or
get URL (file: bbeditFileName)
or
open file bbeditFileName for read
Apologies - sent the wrong snippet earlier. The correct version (very
similar) is;
Here's a small snippet that will replace spaces within quotes using
regex's. Just put your data into tString and the new data is put into
tResult.
put tString into tResult
repeat while matchText(tString, ([
Hi Mark,
It is easy enough to make a group with the objects you need. Then
make another group and if you want to add an item to your list, copy
group 1 into group 2. After correctly positioning the objects, you
can obtain a table effect.
You could also check out Shao Sean's impressive
Peter,
What's wrong with the revMail command or with revGoURL ? You can
just leave the destination address behind.
Mark
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Economy-x-Talk
Consultancy and Software Engineering
http://economy-x-talk.com
http://www.salery.biz
Salery is the easiest way to get your own web store on-line:
Hi Bob,
I have the same thing happening here but since I have a lot of other
Win apps that also act this way I did not consider it a bug.
Tom
On May 19, 2006, at 4:14 AM, Bob Earp wrote:
Greetings from a very warm and sunny west coast, normally referred
to by people not living here as
Hi Bob,
if I have a stack open with the message box open (and no other Win app
running) I will see the basic Revolution interface bar, the Tools
palette, the Message Box window, and the stack window. If I now open,
say, Win Explorer it opens on the top of everything (correct/expected
Bob Earp wrote:
I guess this is because Rev does not bind all of its components
(and any open stack windows) together, as is standard Windows
practice with other apps.
The behavior you describe would be appropriate for Mac OS 9 and
earlier*, but Microsoft describes a different behavior in
Moi:
selecting the standalone from the task bar when it is beneath another
app unselects the other app but brings _no_ window to the front.
Unless one selects a window from the popup menu... :{`)
Rob Cozens
CCW, Serendipity Software Company
And I, which was two fooles, do so grow three;
I stumbled across a piece of software that utilizes the CIFS protocol in
an URL such as cifs://someplace/somefolder/somefile. Does anyone know
whether the Rev libURL can use this protocol? It sounds very good, and is
described as an enhanced url-based file system protocol which originated
from
Roger,
I don't think libURL can access cifs resources but if you're using
MacOS you can use applescript for that and if you're in windows you
can shell() to that.
Cheers
andre
On May 19, 2006, at 2:08 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I stumbled across a piece of software that utilizes the
--- Zax [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I'm trying to read a text file created with BBEdit
on Mac OS X. This file
contains french accented characters.
Now, in my revolution script (also running on OS X),
whatever I use :
get URL (binfile: bbeditFileName)
or
get URL (file:
It seems that every project I want to do has a scrolling group of
individual subgroups with various controls, each subgroup
representing one record in a database.
Since my routines for copying and repositioning a single template
group over and over are slow, this morning I was thinking of
The database features of Rev are very fast. Although I am not totally
conversant of all that goes on inside RevDB itself (as I use Trevor's
DB abstraction library to make RevDB easier to implement), or what
code you saw that looped but I know that using that library I can get
back the data as
Hi Josh,
This won't work if you don't know whether you will need 100 or 1000
subroups. Also, if the lockloc of each objects in the template group
is true, you don't need to position the objects separately. Just set
the loc of the subgroup.
Then again, if you need to display 1000s of
I am doing the following:
put 10.27 into tNumber
put the trunc of tNumber into tInteger
put tNumber - tInteger into tDecimal
put 100 * tDecimal into tNew Decimal
put the trunc of tNewDecimal
and I get 26 instead of 27.
Am I doing something wrong? Is this a bug? Is there another way to
try
get 10.27
get (it-(it div 1)*100
Jim Ault
Las Vegas
On 5/19/06 12:04 PM, Peter T. Evensen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am doing the following:
put 10.27 into tNumber
put the trunc of tNumber into tInteger
put tNumber - tInteger into tDecimal
put 100 * tDecimal into tNew Decimal
put
put 10.27 into tNumber
put the trunc of tNumber into tInteger
put tNumber - tInteger into tDecimal
put 100 * tDecimal into tNew Decimal
put tNewDecimal
-- put the trunc of tNewDecimal
= 27
On May 19, 2006, at 12:04 PM, Peter T. Evensen wrote:
put 10.27 into tNumber
put the trunc of
Recently, Peter T. Evensen wrote:
I am doing the following:
put 10.27 into tNumber
put the trunc of tNumber into tInteger
put tNumber - tInteger into tDecimal
put 100 * tDecimal into tNew Decimal
put the trunc of tNewDecimal
and I get 26 instead of 27.
Am I doing something wrong?
It seems like there is some funky math going on here. In looking at
things, after 100 * tDecimal into tNewDecimal, tNewDecimal contains 27
the trunc of 27 should be 27, not 26.
At 02:17 PM 5/19/2006, you wrote:
put 10.27 into tNumber
put the trunc of tNumber into tInteger
put tNumber -
Ok, I didn't think of just using the string functions. I guess I'm too
used to typed languages. LOL
At 02:20 PM 5/19/2006, you wrote:
Recently, Peter T. Evensen wrote:
I am doing the following:
put 10.27 into tNumber
put the trunc of tNumber into tInteger
put tNumber - tInteger into
Peter T. Evensen wrote:
I am doing the following:
put 10.27 into tNumber
put the trunc of tNumber into tInteger
put tNumber - tInteger into tDecimal
put 100 * tDecimal into tNew Decimal
put the trunc of tNewDecimal
and I get 26 instead of 27.
Am I doing something wrong? Is this a bug? Is
I was checking out video grabber. Am I correct that video grabber can
only work with an external video input? i.e. we are not able to grab
the current screen action as video and save it to a foo.mov file,
along with the internal, USB mic feed at the same time
SnapZPro is giving me
On May 16, 2006, at 11:45 PM, jbv wrote:
Hi list,
Is it possible to use regEx to remove spaces before and
after quotes, and, if yes, how ?
Example :
my beautiful laundrette
becomes
my beautiful laundrette
I'm curious what mandates regEx?
if the means is not an issue in reaching
--- Mark Swindell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
put 10.27 into tNumber
put the trunc of tNumber into tInteger
put tNumber - tInteger into tDecimal
put 100 * tDecimal into tNew Decimal
put tNewDecimal
-- put the trunc of tNewDecimal
= 27
On May 19, 2006, at 12:04 PM, Peter T.
Rob,
You can also always store your data in a stack and save it that way. IOW,
clone the existing stack with your data and save that stack. Then, you'll
need to read from it when you 'load' it back.
On 5/18/06, Jim Ault [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 5/18/06 12:49 PM, Rob Beynon [EMAIL
For any beginners out there who have put a bunch on controls on a
bunch of cards and want to name them quickly (without looking through
a big properties list), put this in the stack script:
ON mouseUp pMouseBtnNum
IF pMouseBtnNum = 3 THEN
ask name of the target
IF it is
Hi,
thanks for the response, but I don't think it would work...
let's go back to my example :
my beautiful laundrette
if you replace tOpenSpace first, then you get :
my beautiful laundrette
and then if you replace tCloseSpace, you get
mybeautifullaundrette
Thanks anyway,
JB
On May 19, 2006, at 1:04 PM, Peter T. Evensen wrote:
put 10.27 into tNumber
put the trunc of tNumber into tInteger
put tNumber - tInteger into tDecimal
put 100 * tDecimal into tNew Decimal
put the trunc of tNewDecimal
and I get 26 instead of 27.
Am I doing something wrong? Is this a bug?
On May 19, 2006, at 11:09 AM, Mark Schonewille wrote:
Hi Josh,
Also, if the lockloc of each objects in the template group is true,
you don't need to position the objects separately. Just set the loc
of the subgroup.
Sorry, that's what I meant- repositioning the subgroups seems to be
What about this?
lock screen -- speeds things up
repeat a lot
copy template subgroup -- seems slow
set the top of newGroup to the bottom of theLastGroup + 10 --
seems slow
put data in the controls -- seems fast
end repeat
Does that help?
Really, for ecxFTP I am doing this too. My list
# How about:
put my quote beautiful quote laundrette into srctext
put into repchar
put 0 into oldoff
put 1 into toff
repeat while toff 0
put offset(quote,srctext,oldoff) into toff
if toff 0 then
put repchar into char oldoff + toff of srctext
add toff to oldoff
if repchar = then
I don't claim to be a regular expression expert (just a long time
list lurker), but I recently had the same need for a trim command and
came up with this function:
function trimWS pText
-- Remove all leading and trailing whitespace characters.
-- I.E., space, tab, carriage return, line
Hi all,
After a many days of creating this little project, I thought I'd share it with
you all.
It's really my first completed application in Rev.
I've loaded it up to the Programming / User Space, if you are interested.
Here's the verbage on it:
==
Reads
Kay, thanx for all your help. I have been applying what you posted, and
things seem to be working.
Regards,
Mark
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Congrats Malte,
In this article, the author writes a piece on building your own game
company and on the topic of GFX engines he quotes Arcade Engine as a
good 2D engine :-)
I was reading that article after finding it on digg, it's nice to be
surprised with quotes from good products made
Oops, forgot to include the URL: http://www.downloadsquad.com/
2006/05/19/how-to-create-your-own-game-company-part-two/
On May 19, 2006, at 7:38 PM, Andre Garzia wrote:
Congrats Malte,
In this article, the author writes a piece on building your own
game company and on the topic of GFX
Hi Andre!
Thanks for pointing me to that article. Now I am a bit stunned. :-)
Hope to see you on Malta this year!
All the best,
Malte
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Hi All,
I have a routine that downloads a web page and extracts certain text.
This works fine except when the characters are accented. I'm not sure
how well the characters will transfer in the email, but I'll try to
give an example:
Accented e (é) - I never could remember which was an acute and
Can someone point me in the right direction on this noob issue?
Let's say I've got a group of a 100 buttons lined up horizontally.
Only 3 are seen at any time by virtue of the dimensions of the
group. I want to make the next 3 buttons visible without changing
the dimensions or location
Let's say I've got a group of a 100 buttons lined up horizontally.
Only 3 are seen at any time by virtue of the dimensions of the
group. I want to make the next 3 buttons visible without changing
the dimensions or location of the group. How? Essentially, I want
to horizontally scroll within
Zax,
Jan's advise is a good thing to try. You might also want to check
BBEdit to see what format you're saving it in. BBEdit can save in
Mac, Windows and Unix formats, and if you have something other than
Mac format selected in BBEdit you may get the results you're
describing when you
On May 19, 2006, at 7:55 PM, Sarah Reichelt wrote:
Hi All,
I have a routine that downloads a web page and extracts certain text.
This works fine except when the characters are accented. I'm not sure
how well the characters will transfer in the email, but I'll try to
give an example:
Accented
On May 19, 2006, at 8:33 PM, Russ McBride wrote:
Can someone point me in the right direction on this noob issue?
Let's say I've got a group of a 100 buttons lined up horizontally.
Only 3 are seen at any time by virtue of the dimensions of the
group. I want to make the next 3 buttons
On 5/19/06 4:15 PM, Gary S. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't claim to be a regular expression expert (just a long time
list lurker), but I recently had the same need for a trim command and
came up with this function:
function trimWS pText
-- Remove all leading and trailing whitespace
On May 17, 2006, at 3:45 AM, jbv wrote:
Is it possible to use regEx to remove spaces before and
after quotes, and, if yes, how ?
Example :
my beautiful laundrette
becomes
my beautiful laundrette
(?x)
(?=) \ + (?= [^]* (?(?:[^]*){2})* [^]* \z)
|
\ + (?=
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