This is a well-trodden path - and, although I personally seem to spend most of
my time reinventing the wheel - the following URL covers this whole discussion
extremely effectively:
http://ask.metafilter.com/mefi/21289
'Normalize' looks as though it might be just the ticket - am now stumping
Hello,
Economy-x-Talk has just released a maintenance update of ErrorLib.
This update has been saved in the old file format and is compatible
with Revolution 2.6.1 and earlier. The new library is available at
http://economy-x-talk.com/developers.html.
ErrorLib gives you control of
h. not so fast! (smile) I'm working with sound files daily ...
For the Keep It Simple Fan Club... try this,
known to work . for .mp3, .wav, .aiff, .m4a sound files on the Mac
Make new stack:
create player... set height to 17 pixels, loc locations... name it
Listen
Now:
On 28/05/2006, at 1:24, Devin Asay wrote:
OTOH, documentation errors are easy to fix. I recently stumbled
across a minor doco error in one of the revDB functions and
submitted it to BZ. Lo and behold it showed up as fixed in the next
2.7.x release. You should submit it for sure. I would
http://mmturner.home.mindspring.com/software.html SndFileEdX_1.0.2
http://www.airwindows.com/dithering/index.html Mastering Tools (early version
under GPL)
sincerely, Richmond Mathewson
Philosophical problems are confusions
How to abort a handler on Mac OS X
Command . doesnt work
Command : doenst work
Command space doesnt work
so ?
what is the period key wich is mentionned in the userguide on a mac
azerty keyboard ?
Are you sure that the cantAbort of the stack containing your handler
is set to false?
Best,
Mark
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Every computer operating system that is available today is 'imperfect' (and as
the word 'imperfect' is essentially semantically empty one shouldn't get too
upset).
COMMAND - OPTION - ESC will force Quit a frozen process
(on some keyboards the OPTION keys are called ALT).
sincerely, Richmond
I realize this may be a problem only with Powerbooks but I always get
the click of my trackPad recorded at the very end. I am stopping the
record with a mouseDown script on a 17 original PowerBook G4. Is
there a way I can use a script to edit out the last .5 or . 4
seconds of an audio
Am I right in assuming that Rev on Linux systems can play audioclips if they're
in au format?
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I download and use revert to update my stacks-- and it's made my life sooo much
better. Sometimes I update just because I can!
Now, because I've updated my player app [the standalone I use to run my stacks]
to 2.7, I'm sure I'll need to be able to get users to update that as well.
Is it
I run a small EFL school in Bulgaria with Pentium 3s running Ubuntu and using
RR programs made by myself. These programs use externally referenced AIFF files
which were slowed down (!!!) to half-speed on MAC so that they play 'normally'
with RR in Ubuntu.
This was the final situation I arrived
Le 28 mai 06 à 14:35, Richmond Mathewson a écrit :
Every computer operating system that is available today is
'imperfect' (and as the word 'imperfect' is essentially
semantically empty one shouldn't get too upset).
COMMAND - OPTION - ESC will force Quit a frozen process
(on some
So, set the cantAbort of your stack to false!
Mark
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Op 28-mei-2006, om 18:38 heeft BRAMI
BRAMI wrote:
How to abort a handler on Mac OS X
Command . doesnt work
Command : doenst work
Command space doesnt work
so ?
what is the period key wich is mentionned in the userguide on a mac
azerty keyboard ?
It doesn't always work,
Does it work happy with Constellation?
sqb
Hello,
Economy-x-Talk has just released a maintenance update of ErrorLib.
This update has been saved in the old file format and is compatible
with Revolution 2.6.1 and earlier. The new library is available at
Yes, I've noticed that - command period NEVER WORKS in Rev. EVER.
One has to put in code:
if the mouse is down then exit to top
or put in a iteration limit like this
on yerHandler
repeat forever
add 1 to m
if m 500 then exit to top
-- yer code here...
end repeat
end yerHandler
And my question is -- is the cantAbort state DEFAULT?
Are you sure that the cantAbort of the stack containing your handler
is set to false?
Best,
Mark
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Hi Stephen,
I haven't tried Constellation in combination with ErrorLib, because
there is no trial version of Constellation available. If you have
Constellation, you can put ErrorLib to the test. ErrorLib will work
in demo mode for one hour after opening it. Each time when you start
the
Because I'm sure Jerry re-worked the Error reporting in Constellation
from the REV IDE - he's tapped into it somehow because the
write-run-error-debug-edit cycle is faster and Const has its own
error dialog. However, the error messages are often inconclusive, as
is in the REV IDE.
I'll
Le 28 mai 06 à 19:35, Stephen Barncard a écrit :
And my question is -- is the cantAbort state DEFAULT?
Are you sure that the cantAbort of the stack containing your
handler is set to false?
Best,
Mark
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Bon soir Brami,
a bug :
set the dontwrap of field example to true works fine
set the dontwrap of field example to false doesnt work
do you have noticed the same problem
works fine here!
What exactly does not work for you?
Regards
Klaus Major
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On May 28, 2006, at 1:55 PM, BRAMI wrote:
set the dontwrap of field example to true works fine
set the dontwrap of field example to false doesnt work
I have not seen a problem.
Wrapping requires white space such as as a space character to break
up lines. Try
On 28 May 2006, at 18:10, J. Landman Gay wrote:
It is essential, I have found, to build in an escape clause like this:
on mouseup
repeat
if the shiftkey is down then exit repeat
put the ticks
end repeat
end mouseup
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Jacqueline Landman Gay
Or add in a line with something like:
Hi sqb,
I would expect it to be possible to get around Constellation's error
handling routines, just like it is possible to get around that of the
Rev IDE.
Best,
Mark
P.S. The Hundreds who bought Constellation are free to contact me in
case they encounter difficulties using it in
Richard Gaskin wrote:
Thanks Bob. While I'm sure RunRev will be interested in catching up
with RB's well thought-out suite of folder paths, I'm not sure how long
I can hold my breath waiting for Linux-related stuff in Bugzilla (I'm
already in my 40s g) -- do you know of shell calls to get those
Saving information in Revolution is simple. While data cannot be saved to
a standalone mainstack, it can be saved to a standalone's substack as
follows:
1. In the standalone setting, under Stacks check off Move substacks into
individual stackfiles
2. Put Save this stack into the
Richmond,
Interesting and useful. Thanks. I'm interested that you use AIFF files. I
thought these were more Mac specific. Have you tried AU files?
I run a small EFL school in Bulgaria with Pentium 3s running Ubuntu and using
RR programs made by myself. These programs use externally
I'm using an old Ken Ray stand by for directory walks. I discovered
a bug here where, if the folder name begins with a space, it is
skipped. I cannot for the life of me figure out why...
on directoryWalk whatFolder
set the itemDel to /
set the directory to whatFolder
put the files
Sivakatirswami wrote:
I'm using an old Ken Ray stand by for directory walks. I discovered
a bug here where, if the folder name begins with a space, it is
skipped. I cannot for the life of me figure out why...
on directoryWalk whatFolder
set the itemDel to /
set the directory to
On 29/05/2006, at 9:52, Alex Tweedly wrote:
change
delete line 1 of tDirList
to something like
filter tDirList without ..
This one works anyway, and also does not suffer from a couple of
other bugs which exist in Ken's older version, to do with permissions
and infinite recursion in OS
On 5/28/06 3:34 PM, Bob Warren [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
After getting the above working, I need to get it to save the system
paths mentioned in the last e-mail instead of the lines nameline,
addressline and phoneline. I also need to find out how to execute
this on prog startup (followed by
dtFolder=DesktopFolder
aSupFolder = ApplicationSupportFolder
prefsFolder = PreferencesFolder
BTW, the RB Help has some clues as to where *it* thinks these folders
are/should be in Linux (substitute folder path wherever you see FolderItem
below):
DesktopFolder tries to return the desktop
On Mon, 29 May 2006 06:34 am, Bob Warren wrote:
Richard Gaskin wrote:
Thanks Bob. While I'm sure RunRev will be interested in catching up
with RB's well thought-out suite of folder paths, I'm not sure how long
I can hold my breath waiting for Linux-related stuff in Bugzilla (I'm
already in
On Sun, 28 May 2006 12:16 am, Garrett Hylltun wrote:
The other issue might be, what the equivalents of sudo and su are on
other flavors of linux. I know sudo and su are on debian, but not sure
about the others.
All Linux flavors should have su! They will also all have sudo if it is
installed
Ken Ray wrote:
dtFolder=DesktopFolder
aSupFolder = ApplicationSupportFolder
prefsFolder = PreferencesFolder
BTW, the RB Help has some clues as to where *it* thinks these folders
are/should be in Linux (substitute folder path wherever you see FolderItem
below):
DesktopFolder tries to
David and Alex, Aloha, Thank you!
I always tell people Oh yes, the other thing about Revolution, is,
its rare not to get a solution with 18 hours
Of course, only if you don't ask for the Cheese In The Moon... no one
responded to my query as to whether one could apply unsharpMask to a
OK Richard, I think I might have just about cracked it. If you navigate
to http://www.howsoft.com/runrev/sysinfo/ you can download
get_sys_info_linux.zip .
Inside, you will find a Linux executable to get system info as detailed
below. For some reason that I haven't worked out yet though,
Just a little bit of follow-up on the use of the executable module
get_sys_info_linux. I have a Live CD (where you don't have to install
anything on the HD) for the Brazilian Kurumin Linux (KDE). So I loaded
it up and ran get_sys_info_linux. This was the result in sys_info.txt:
Constellation seems to grab the error before errorlib.
In fact this would be the best way to have it, because we normally
want errorlib to do its stuff for standalones, not in the IDE.
You can of course set the option to use Rev script/error handling in
Constellation (ie 'switch it off') - this
AIFF file format was invented by apple but is used by all major audio
softwares.
It works cross platform as it doesn't contain a resource fork, as SD2 files do.
Why on earth does UBUNTU need standard files saved at half speed?
Major bug - and that means the top sampling rate would be half as
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