Thanks go out to Alex Tweedly, as he kindly and generously invited me to
phone him about this complex issue. We had a very good in-depth
conversation about the limitations of this TCP server in this instance.
Rather than try to troubleshoot that setup on the server end (since I have
no control
If anyone is interested, I can post a report here, otherwise I will not
waste the list bandwidth in this niche application of Rev.
Please do post a report, Jim. I haven't had to do this myself, but I
can see future projects where it might be the way to go, so I would be
very grateful for any
On 27 May 2006, at 10:38, Jim Ault wrote:
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If anyone is interested, I can post a report here, otherwise I will
not
waste the list bandwidth in this niche application of Rev.
The power and flexibility of Revolution has not ceased to amaze me.
Jim Ault
Las Vegas
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We/I are/am
Hi Alex,
You are right about the crash, but you don't need additional
variables to avoid it.
on mouseUp
local lVal1, lVal2, lVal3
put 1234 5678 123456789012 and some more into myBin
get binaryDecode(a4xa4xa12,myBin, lVal1,,lVal2,,lVal3)
put it lVal1, lVal2, lVal3
end mouseUp
This
Hi from Paris
Jacqueline Landman Gay wrote :
It is even easier than that in OS X. Just set your Finder window view
to
column and when you select a QT-compatible file, a teeny little
QuickTime controller appears and you can play the file from right in
the
Finder. You don't even have to
sorry to be a bit slow to pick up on this one.
give PRO TOOLS a try (Free):
http://www.digidesign.com/ptfree/ (both WIN MAC)
sincerely, Richmond Mathewson
Philosophical problems are confusions arising owing to the fluidity of
J. Landman Gay wrote:
Alex Tweedly wrote:
Garrett Hylltun wrote:
I'd use iTunes, but iTunes is too much for a simple task of just
playing an mp3. It's great for managing my iPod or managing
playlists. But ya can't just drop a song and go without iTunes
adding it to the library.
OK,
Richard Gaskin wrote:
I'd like to make an installer for Linux versions of my app which handles
the basics:
- Puts the application in its own folder
- Puts a shortcut to the app in the Start menu
- Assigns appropriate file types to the app
- Assigns icons for the app and its documents
When I
This can certainly normalize files, but I'm pretty sure it doesn't do
batch stuff, and I doubt you can applescript or vbscript it. Also, on
mac, OS 9 only, no OS X. But it's certainly a cool way to check out
what most audio pros are using.
Best,
Mark
On 27 May 2006, at 14:23, Richmond
On May 26, 2006, at 5:26 PM, Dar Scott wrote:
On May 26, 2006, at 3:57 PM, Devin Asay wrote:
A 'sort lines' command, after converting upper case to lower,
works fairly well, except that, curiously, a space sorts *after*
all cyrillic chars.
I think I figured out what it is. 'sort'
On May 26, 2006, at 10:21 PM, David Vaughan wrote:
On 27/05/2006, at 12:30, Kay C Lan wrote:
...
...BUT once you move
away from these, moving back to them using 'previous' or 'next'
will not
result in them be recognised, you need to try an move past them, then
they'll be recognised.
I
If you have OS 9 and can get your hands on a copy of SoundEdit 16, it
has both a normalize filter and a batch conversion utility.
HTH,
Devin
On May 27, 2006, at 9:05 AM, Mark Smith wrote:
This can certainly normalize files, but I'm pretty sure it doesn't
do batch stuff, and I doubt you
wouter wrote:
We/I are/am very interested how you will tackle the packet integrity,
packet loss, packet order on UDP connection - server and client-wise.
Please spoil some bandwidth on this and keep it posted here.
Jim can answer for his specific case, but I'll make some general remarks
Francis Nugent Dixon wrote:
Hi from Paris
Jacqueline Landman Gay wrote :
It is even easier than that in OS X. Just set your Finder window view to
column and when you select a QT-compatible file, a teeny little
QuickTime controller appears and you can play the file from right in the
Finder.
Richard Gaskin wrote:
I'd like to make an installer for Linux versions of my app which handles
the basics:
- Puts the application in its own folder
- Puts a shortcut to the app in the Start menu
- Assigns appropriate file types to the app
- Assigns icons for the app and its documents
When I
Andre,
That's terrific. Do you have any guidelines or samples on this? Or any
direction that you can point me in?
I'd really appreciate it.
Michael
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Michael,
I think people on the list will be able to correct me if I speak
something that has a better solution.
First thing I think you should decide is if you want to go with the
online solution or the offline solution.
THE ONLINE SOLUTION
the online solution is easier to
I've added a new stack to revonline - UDP Repay (under alextweedly,
category programming)
It can be used to replay a stored log of UDP packets, such as you would
want to do for application testing and stress testing. It simply replays
a series of packets, keeping the original timing
On May 27, 2006, at 8:33 AM, Alex Tweedly wrote:
I was trying to use binaryDecode to get some data out of a string; the
format is simple
- 4 digit number
- a space
- 4 digit number
- a space
- 12 digit number
...
I decided to have a go at using binaryDecode (thanks to Jim Ault for
suggesting
Jim Lyons wrote:
On May 27, 2006, at 8:33 AM, Alex Tweedly wrote:
I decided to have a go at using binaryDecode (thanks to Jim Ault for
suggesting this), because it would be a single statement and
potentially faster (the real case has more variables and decoding to do)
get
Good old SoundEdit 16 ! Great app.
Converts anything to anything (except broadcast Waves, which hadn't
been invented yet!). It can even deal with old Hypercard sound
resources and convert them to aiff or whatever. It used to seem slow
and sluggish, but on today's machines it's quite zippy.
I previously wrote and alex replied:
Alex,
Sorry about the crash ;^) but shouldn't that be a4x1a4x1a12 ?
(Note the ones after the x's)
Nope. The docs say
Parameters:
The formatsList consists of one or more dataTypes, each followed
optionally by an amount. A dataType is one of the
Richmond-
Saturday, May 27, 2006, 6:23:49 AM, you wrote:
give PRO TOOLS a try (Free):
http://www.digidesign.com/ptfree/ (both WIN MAC)
...but do be aware that the Mac OS9 version will *only* run in OS9.
Not in Classic mode. And won't import session files from the full
version of Pro
Bob Warren wrote:
Presumably, the user knows where his desktop is, because if you ask this
question in Transcript (sorry, Revolution) you won't get any kind of
answer: as you know, the function specialFolderPath for obtaining such
system information, that works on both Mac and Windows, has
Bob Warren wrote:
Here is an interesting piece of information which may or may not have
some practical implications for you.
I have just investigated RealBasic's functions for obtaining fundamental
system information in Linux. I was using my free copy of RealBasic 2006
Release 2 for Linux
Richard-
Friday, May 26, 2006, 6:54:25 PM, you wrote:
This installer will be made with Rev, so as much as I appreciate any
tips about third-party installers it's essential to my workflow that I
roll my own (I have an end-to-end automated build system).
apt or rpm target? If you're looking at
On May 27, 2006, at 9:12 AM, Devin Asay wrote:
For the Russian (don't know if this will come thru in your email
reader):
Я вижу вас.
The unicode is (omitting the U+ convention):
042F 0020 0432 0438 0436 0443 0020 0432 0430 0441 002E
But what rev is seeing during sort is a series of
Sound Grinder does batch stuff for $39 (Mac OSX):
http://www.monkey-tools.com/pages/products/sgmain.htm
SoundConverter, $10 (Mac OSX) does batch stuff by drag-n-dropping folders:
http://www.dekorte.com/projects/shareware/SoundConverter/
Sample Manager (15 day free trial period then $70) is
Dear Sirs:..
How i use :
On closecard
End closecard
To save information? I cant save information, because in Hypercard, save is
automatic...
How I can?
Best regards, Alvaro
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Enviado el: Sábado,
Thank you Alex for this explanation.
Greetings,
Wouter
On 27 May 2006, at 17:43, Alex Tweedly wrote:
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Hi Alvaro,
on closeCard
save this stack
end closeCard
or
on closeStackRequest
save this stack
pass closeStackRequest
end closeStackRequest
There is also a closeStack handler, but you might want to use the
closeStackRequest handler because you could decide whether you really
want to
Dear Mark.. And where I need to place the handler in the standalone?
on closeStackRequest
save this stack
pass closeStackRequest
end closeStackRequest
Thank you, Alvaro Abril
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Schonewille
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Hello.. where I can to put this commands.. I cant save information using
Standalone :)
Alvaro
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Schonewille
Enviado el: Sábado, 27 de Mayo de 2006 04:06 p.m.
Para: How to use Revolution
Asunto: Re: Saving
Hi Alvaro,
You put the closeStackRequest into the script of the stack that is
being closed. If this stack is a substack, you might also want to put
it into the script of the mainstack, depending on what you try to
achieve. Sometimes, you want to runi the script of a particular card
is
Alvaro,
Do you mean you created a standalone but can't save data in it? That
would be normal, since modifications in standalones cannot be saved.
Instead, you would write the data in a field to a file, for example
using syntax like
put fld My Info into url file:~/Desktop/Test File.txt
On 5/28/06, Alvaro Abril - Tecnologia [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello.. where I can to put this commands.. I cant save information using
Standalone :)
You might find this article useful:
http://www.revjournal.com/tutorials/saving_data_in_revolution.html
Cheers,
Sarah
Wow.
Makes me want to go buy a few... except, that I don't have an OS 9 machine
up and running... but I do have an old 601 machine laying around in the
office.
Great little app... one of the few I have available in my teaching lab...
Judy
On Sat, 27 May 2006, Stephen Barncard wrote:
Good old
Mark:
Kindest thanks for your reference!
Alvaro:
You may want to visit a scripting conferences stack by Ken Ray at
http://downloads.runrev.com/section/scriptingconferences.php
See also the specialFolderPath function via the Rev docs.
I have a PDF on this as well:
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