When using base64Decode it seems that the '=' or '==' chars
at the end of a base64Encoded string are inconsequential. It
seems to make no difference if one '=', two '==' or none are at the
end of the string being decoded.
Is it safe to assume that any ending equal signs in a base64Encoded
In AIF files, the sample rate is stored as a 10 byte ieee floating
point number - this gave me all sorts of trouble when I was making my
audio waveform component.
Being a bit of a dunce when it comes to binary bit-twiddling, I
eventually opened a 'silver support incident' (ie paid for),
Hi Martin,
This is good news. Thanks for figuring this out.
Best,
Mark
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On 29 May 2006, at 10:14, sims wrote:
When using base64Decode it seems that the '=' or '==' chars
at the end of a base64Encoded string are inconsequential. It
seems to make no difference if one '=', two '==' or none are at the
end of the string being decoded.
Is it safe to assume that any
At 11:29 AM +0100 5/29/06, Dave Cragg wrote:
On 29 May 2006, at 10:14, sims wrote:
When using base64Decode it seems that the '=' or '==' chars
at the end of a base64Encoded string are inconsequential. It
seems to make no difference if one '=', two '==' or none are at the
end of the string
Two shareware questions:
1) There is a way to determine if there is more than one copy of your app
running on a local net (to check the use of the right shareware license by
your customer)?
2) To create a license code for your customer that include the computer User
Name ($USER - to avoid
Hello Paul,
reply 1) Yes, you can broadcast a UDP request and make all copies on
the network send (part of) their serial number to compare them with
the serial number of the newly opened copy of your application.
reply 2) Yes, you can use USER$ on some platforms, but not all. You
can
At 1:47 PM +0200 5/29/06, sims wrote:
iow - does it make any difference if there is 1 or 2 equal signs at the end?
With strings I've tested here it doesn't seem to make a difference.
Never-mind... seems to be some divisible by 4 'thang'...I'm going
to try another approach to this small puzzle.
Thanks for your suggestion.
I tried this function but results are not enough accurate.
It's the same problem with all the functions I have already tried : I'm not
able to recognize a MS Word document saved in simple text format from a
BBEdit file saved in Mac format... And I need to recognize
Thanks Mark.
reply 1) Yes, you can broadcast a UDP request and make all copies on
the network send (part of) their serial number to compare them with
the serial number of the newly opened copy of your application.
Did you know if exists some example stack around, to perform and answer to
an
Paul Claude wrote:
Thanks Mark.
reply 1) Yes, you can broadcast a UDP request and make all copies on
the network send (part of) their serial number to compare them with
the serial number of the newly opened copy of your application.
Did you know if exists some example stack around,
Hi All,
When I click on the Maximize Window Box with the Message Box open, the
message I see is resizeStack.
My stack already has a resizeStack handler that assumes the user has
resized the stack by dragging the bottomLeft corner. Obviously a
resizeStack message resulting from clicking on
Bob Warren wrote:
Richard (and others): Please let me know if this module is of any real
use to you. If so, I will try to improve my RB project to include error
handling, OK? But not tonight, Josephine!
Well, as usual Mr Ken Ray is all quiet there in the wings, and then BAM!
He
on 29-05-2006 16:56, Alex Tweedly at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There is a sample UDP client and server in revonline under username
alextweedly - it's just a very simple echo server and echo client, but
should be a start for you.
The UDP firewalled should be a problem.
I wish I were that
Moi:
What I'm finding is Rev _always_ opens a new image over the entire
card, despite the fact that an opaque, visible image is already on the
card.
Bug in Rev or in the documentation?
Answer is...
The documentation might make it clear the image cannot
Hello,
Of course, if there is a firewall in place, it might render any check
for copies of the software on the network useless. There are
utilities such as LittleSnitch to prevent programmes from contacting
the network and the internet. That's why I wrote that there is a hack
for each
Mark Schonewille wrote:
Of course, if there is a firewall in place, it might render any check
for copies of the software on the network useless. There are
utilities such as LittleSnitch to prevent programmes from contacting
the network and the internet. That's why I wrote that there is a
On 5/29/06 10:19 AM, Rob Cozens [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So how to differentiate between the two? Once one knows the answer,
it's obvious; but I was in the process of asking when the light dawned:
when the box is clicked, the window dimensions have not changed. So
to help others avoid
On Mon May 22, 2006, Sivakatirswami katir at hindu.org wrote:
There are times when it would be nice to escape the shackles of
Adobe dependency
Bottom line question:
Is there a way to apply Unsharp Mask and Levels adjustments to photos
from inside Revolution?
and added later in another
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On May 29, 2006, at 6:54 AM, sims wrote:
At 1:47 PM +0200 5/29/06, sims wrote:
iow - does it make any difference if there is 1 or 2 equal signs
at the end?
With strings I've tested here it doesn't seem to make a difference.
Never-mind... seems to be some divisible by 4 'thang'...I'm going
On May 29, 2006, at 1:22 PM, Wilhelm Sanke wrote:
Maybe others could chime in here and provide more information.
All I can say is that I will need these features very soon in an
application that is under development. I too have discussed this
with Chipp and am excited about the things
Hi All,
I have a field of data that I want to format into a web page. The data
can contain symbols, most likely just the degree symbol but possibly
others. If I get the htmltext of the field, it gives me the correct
entity for the degree symbol: deg;
However I don't want to use the htmltext,
Sarah Reichelt wrote:
Hi All,
I have a field of data that I want to format into a web page. The data
can contain symbols, most likely just the degree symbol but possibly
others. If I get the htmltext of the field, it gives me the correct
entity for the degree symbol: deg;
However I don't want
On 5/29/06 2:51 PM, Ken Ray [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 5/29/06 10:19 AM, Rob Cozens [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So how to differentiate between the two? Once one knows the answer,
it's obvious; but I was in the process of asking when the light dawned:
when the box is clicked, the window
on resizeStack newW,newH,oldW,oldH
if the platform is MacOS then put 20 into tAdjust
else put 0 into tAdjust
if oldW = (item 3 of the windowBoundingRect)-tAdjust then
put Maximized
else
if newW = (item 3 of the windowBoundingRect)-tAdjust then
put Restored
else
I have a field of data that I want to format into a web page. The data
can contain symbols, most likely just the degree symbol but possibly
others. If I get the htmltext of the field, it gives me the correct
entity for the degree symbol: deg;
However I don't want to use the htmltext, since
Zax wrote:
Thanks for your suggestion.
I tried this function but results are not enough accurate.
It's the same problem with all the functions I have already tried : I'm not
able to recognize a MS Word document saved in simple text format from a
BBEdit file saved in Mac format... And I need to
Jacqueline Landman Gay wrote:
I know almost nothing about the 'nixes, but it seems to me that a script
could calculate most of these using the globals that are automatically
loaded when Rev starts up. All (or many? Not sure) of the standards are
there and can be used in any script; i.e., $USR,
Rev 2.6.1
Is it possible in Rev 2.6.1 to access usb or serial webcams?
Thanks,
-Garrett
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Chris has a working version of some image manipulation externals, but as of
now we have no documentation or demo stacks.
Does anyone really think an image external that does the stuff
Sivakatirswami talks about is marketable?
-Chipp
On 5/29/06, Mark Talluto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On May
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