This looks like it's derived from: www.webbrain.com
The people behind WebBrain: www.thebrain.com They have been around for ages.
Similar, but without the stringy bits:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zooming_User_Interface
Cheers,
Luis.
Sivakatirswami wrote:
http://www.visualthesaurus.com/
On 16 Nov 2006, at 05:34, Bernard Devlin wrote:
Have we stretched this thread to the breaking point yet? ;)
Hi Jacque,
I think there is an oddity/bug here. For example (unless I've
really misunderstood things), when a message is received by a
handler in a field on a card that is not
Good day all,
One of our applications is used with a proxy server and I need to authenticate
with the proxy server.
It uses various schemes: kerberos, NTLM.
In the archives I found references to a .dll that handles NTLM authentication
made available by Chipp Walters .
What I would like to know:
Dave said:
As far as I know they evaluate the same way in both cases, e.g. when
called from another card or are called from the same card. The
problem is that when called from another card, the me that gets
evaluated is the wrong me.
[...]
My guess would be is that me is pre-calculated, stored
Dave
I decided to look in bugzilla myself, and I found that it was indeed
entered as a bug by the ever-gracious Mr. Gaskin on 23.3.06. Marcus
from Runrev accepted that it is pathological and should probably
be considerd a bug (and it is indeed still open as a bug). When I
searched
Henk, Dave Cragg (who supports libURL) may be along in a while to
answer, but in the meantime, have a look here:
http://support.runrev.com/resources/liburlrealdocs.html
best,
Mark
On 16 Nov 2006, at 11:08, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Good day all,
One of our applications is used with a
Hi Henk,
You can check out the detailed documentation for libURL here:
http://support.runrev.com/resources/liburldocs.php
I do not think these docs are supplied when Rev is installed (I don't
know why),
The copy of the docs that I have says that it only provides basic
authentication, and
In that case, Henk may need to check out using the curl shell, which
I believe does support Kerberos.
Best,
Mark
On 16 Nov 2006, at 12:47, Bernard Devlin wrote:
The copy of the docs that I have says that it only provides basic
authentication, and that NTLM or Kerberos will require an
On 16 Nov 2006, at 13:01, Mark Smith wrote:
In that case, Henk may need to check out using the curl shell,
which I believe does support Kerberos.
Best,
Mark
On 16 Nov 2006, at 12:47, Bernard Devlin wrote:
The copy of the docs that I have says that it only provides basic
authentication,
Bernard Devlin wrote:
I decided to look in bugzilla myself, and I found that it was indeed
entered as a bug by the ever-gracious Mr. Gaskin on 23.3.06. Marcus
from Runrev accepted that it is pathological and should probably
be considerd a bug (and it is indeed still open as a bug). When
hello list,
I have one field edtText that contains text to be found/replaced.
One field for User to enter text to be found along with a button.
One field for User to enter text the replace text along with a button.
All are on the same card.
The logic and syntax look correct to me, but nothing
Mikey,
Try Googling:
Jeanne Devoto HyperCard
You may see she has more to say on the subject than even Danny.
At 5:21 PM -0500 11/15/2006, Mikey wrote:
Since HT was the original root of this tree, I think it's a little
unreasonable to say that it's incorrect or a mistake, unless Bill
Chipp Walters wrote:
Mikey,
Try Googling:
Jeanne Devoto HyperCard
You may see she has more to say on the subject than even Danny.
Heh. :) When I was working with the HC team at Apple, creating the test
engine for the (theoretical) HC 3.0, we used the book that Jeanne
co-authored as a
On 11/16/06 9:22 AM, Adrian Williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hello list,
I have one field edtText that contains text to be found/replaced.
One field for User to enter text to be found along with a button.
One field for User to enter text the replace text along with a button.
All are on the
Hi Dave,
The supported schemes are Negotiate, NTLM and Kerberos - no Basic
scheme. It's a Windows system.
I would be very glad if you could send me the package with the dll
and the sample. You can contact me off list.
Kind regards,
Henk
--
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iGlow
Does anyone know if the codes used in rawKeyDown are consistent across
all platforms?
Thanks,
JC.
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Is it possible to cause the values within a combo box to change if a check
box or option button is selected? I have 2 lists of options like this:
Vertical 2 Cylinder
Vertical 3 Cylinder
Vertical 4 Cylinder
Horizontal 2 Cylinder
Horizontal 3 Cylinder
Horizontal 4 Cylinder
And I need an Option
On Nov 16, 2006, at 2:03 PM, Ted Mills wrote:
Is it possible to cause the values within a combo box to change if
a check
box or option button is selected? I have 2 lists of options like this:
Vertical 2 Cylinder
Vertical 3 Cylinder
Vertical 4 Cylinder
Horizontal 2 Cylinder
Horizontal 3
On 11/16/06 12:22 PM, Adrian Williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hello list,
I have one field edtText that contains text to be found/replaced.
One field for User to enter text to be found along with a button.
One field for User to enter text the replace text along with a button.
All are on the
Hi all, I'd like to know how others write a function like this.
TIA Hershel
function fNumericToMoney
put param(1) into tParam
if tParam contains . then
put offSet(.,tParam)-1 into tTs
put 3 into tC
else
put the number of chars in tParam into tTs
put 0 into tC
end if
On 11/16/06 12:22 PM, Adrian Williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hello list,
I have one field edtText that contains text to be found/replaced.
One field for User to enter text to be found along with a button.
One field for User to enter text the replace text along with a button.
All are on the
On 11/16/06 12:22 PM, Adrian Williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hello list,
I have one field edtText that contains text to be found/replaced.
One field for User to enter text to be found along with a button.
One field for User to enter text the replace text along with a button.
All are on the
On 11/16/06 12:22 PM, Adrian Williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hello list,
I have one field edtText that contains text to be found/replaced.
One field for User to enter text to be found along with a button.
One field for User to enter text the replace text along with a button.
All are on the
On Nov 16, 2006, at 2:01 PM, Hershel Fisch wrote:
Hi all, I'd like to know how others write a function like this.
That looks pretty good.
As far as style, I'd only do a couple things differently.
First I'd use a parameter name like this
function fNumericToMoney n
or this
function
The format function may be worth a look at in the docs;
put $ format(%1.3f, 12345.678) into tResult
would format to 3 decimal places.
If you are after the thousand seperators, I don't think format can do
that, but I could be wrong.
Here's a snippet that will format with the thousand
--takes advantage of Rev parsing
--does not handle negative numbers
function fNumericToMoney
put param(1) into tParam
set itemdel to .
put item 1 of tParam into newNum
set the lineDel to ,
repeat until char 1 of newNum is ,
put , before char -3 of line 1 of newNum
end repeat
put $
On Nov 16, 2006, at 1:32 PM, John Craig wrote:
Does anyone know if the codes used in rawKeyDown are consistent
across all platforms?
The code are somewhat consistent, but I don't think rawKeyDown works
exactly the same across all platforms--not sure.
The codes are keysyms (first used on
Forgot to ask about final format ? two decimals ?
Add one line at the end to handle this 'if there are no decimals'
On 11/16/06 2:00 PM, Jim Ault [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--takes advantage of Rev parsing
--does not handle negative numbers
function fNumericToMoney
put param(1) into tParam
Hi Ted,
In order to be more compliant with all platform guidelines, you might
prefer:
Cylinder 2
Cylinder 3
Cylinder 4
With an option menu or radio buttons that would allow to choose
between horizontal and vertical.
I don't know exactly your concerns but sounds more ergonomic.
Best
On 16 Nov 2006, at 11:29, Bernard Devlin wrote:
Dave said:
As far as I know they evaluate the same way in both cases, e.g. when
called from another card or are called from the same card. The
problem is that when called from another card, the me that gets
evaluated is the wrong me.
[...]
My
Anyone else not able to connect to rev online? or is it just me??
JC
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On 16 Nov 2006, at 12:28, Bernard Devlin wrote:
Dave
I decided to look in bugzilla myself, and I found that it was
indeed entered as a bug by the ever-gracious Mr. Gaskin on
23.3.06. Marcus from Runrev accepted that it is pathological
and should probably be considerd a bug (and it is
On 16 Nov 2006, at 15:38, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Bernard Devlin wrote:
I decided to look in bugzilla myself, and I found that it was
indeed entered as a bug by the ever-gracious Mr. Gaskin on
23.3.06. Marcus from Runrev accepted that it is pathological
and should probably be
Thank for the info, Dar - the codes I'm looking at are pretty basic -
like delete backspace - I shall have a read.
JC
Dar Scott wrote:
On Nov 16, 2006, at 1:32 PM, John Craig wrote:
Does anyone know if the codes used in rawKeyDown are consistent
across all platforms?
The code are
On 11/16/06 4:58 PM, John Craig [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here's a snippet that will format with the thousand seperators;
put 12345678.567 into tVal
set itemDel to .
put item 1 of tVal into tInt
put . item 2 of tVal into tDec
repeat with i = length(tInt) - 3 to 1 step -3
if i 0 then put
On 11/16/06 5:06 PM, Jim Ault [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Forgot to ask about final format ? two decimals ?
Yes, but I don't understand your code.
Add one line at the end to handle this 'if there are no decimals'
On 11/16/06 2:00 PM, Jim Ault [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--takes advantage of
Yes, that is cool.
It reminds me of a concordancer built with HyperCard [can't recall the name
off-hand].
This concordancer put the target word in the middle of the screen and then
surrounded it with common associated words discovered in a text. The more
common the assosiation, the thicker the
This would be a short and maybe elegant solution, except it doesn't
work:
function fNumericToMoney d
set the numberFormat to $,.00
return (d+0) empty -- force use of numberFormat
end fNumericToMoney
The dollar and comma are converted to zeros.
(I think I misunderstood your question
On 11/17/06, Hershel Fisch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all, I'd like to know how others write a function like this.
TIA Hershel
function fNumericToMoney
put param(1) into tParam
if tParam contains . then
put offSet(.,tParam)-1 into tTs
put 3 into tC
else
put the number of
Say we have a 10 digit number called tInt - 1234567890
repeat with i = length(tInt) - 3 to 1 step -3
We start at length(tInt) - 3 (position 7) and put a comma after the
character at position 7
This gives us 1234567,890
The next iteration (-3) takes us to position 4 - put in another comma;
On 11/16/06 6:59 PM, Sarah Reichelt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Also, you need to check that the number doesn't already contain any
commas or dollar signs, so replace them with empty before you start.
Then add a check for the parameter actually being a number.
Thanks.
I have a separate
The thing is that depending on the context me is evaluated
differently, so all the different tests etc. don't really count for
much, except that they evaluate ok in *that* context or they don't.
The tests you did are just red herrings since they change the context
of how me is evaluated.
I
On 11/16/06 6:53 PM, Dar Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This would be a short and maybe elegant solution, except it doesn't
work:
function fNumericToMoney d
set the numberFormat to $,.00
return (d+0) empty -- force use of numberFormat
end fNumericToMoney
The dollar and comma are
On 17 Nov 2006, at 00:19, Bernard Devlin wrote:
The thing is that depending on the context me is evaluated
differently, so all the different tests etc. don't really count for
much, except that they evaluate ok in *that* context or they don't.
The tests you did are just red herrings since they
On 11/16/06 7:10 PM, John Craig [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Say we have a 10 digit number called tInt - 1234567890
repeat with i = length(tInt) - 3 to 1 step -3
I got it, a reverse repeat by 3.
I was wondering for a while how to do a reverse repeat, I got it.
Thanks. Hershel
We start at
Can you tell which row and column the user clicks on a table field? I
have used the clickChunk, but you must click on the text - the
whitespace around it returns empty.
Thanks,
JC
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Hi,
I think that there is a lot of silly, sometimes personal crap on this
list on the odd occasion and I reckon it boils down to this:
Someone relates some (usually fairly truthful) bad news about RunRev
and then someone else tries to make it all right by relating all
the good things
On Nov 16, 2006, at 3:59 AM, Luis wrote:
This looks like it's derived from: www.webbrain.com
The people behind WebBrain: www.thebrain.com They have been around
for ages.
Similar, but without the stringy bits: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
Zooming_User_Interface
Another similar
looks out of the window
Cheers,
Luis.
On 17 Nov 2006, at 0:52, Dave wrote:
Hi,
I think that there is a lot of silly, sometimes personal crap on
this list on the odd occasion and I reckon it boils down to this:
Someone relates some (usually fairly truthful) bad news about
RunRev and
On 11/16/06 3:37 PM, Hershel Fisch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 11/16/06 5:06 PM, Jim Ault [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Forgot to ask about final format ? two decimals ?
Yes, but I don't understand your code.
full text is below
Basically you are using the Rev definition of item and line to
Naw, I like it when people talk about what's good and not-so-good about the
product. If this list were nothing but bugs, hints, tips and tech trivia,
it'd bore me to tears. It's not hard to filter out the stuff you don't want
to listen to. I like the friendly banter and even some of the
Just for everyone's information, I contacted Heather for clarification of
the upcoming upgrade to Rev and the price increases next month. Both Studio
and Entrprise Editions will have the Altbrowser, etc. upgrade. Possibly
this was well understood by everyone but me.
What was new to me was the
On 11/17/06, John Craig [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can you tell which row and column the user clicks on a table field? I
have used the clickChunk, but you must click on the text - the
whitespace around it returns empty.
Here is the script I use for getting the column number:
put item 1 of
I agree with Dan. Don't have the time, or the background to go out a read
about all the other programming languages and company departments and come
to conclusions. The civil, diverse Rev topics add to my view of the world,
which is quite microscopic and vertical. They don't get in the way of
Dave-
Thursday, November 16, 2006, 4:39:40 PM, you wrote:
not voted for it when it was logged as a bug,
How do you know that?
If you'd have looked at the bug report, you'd have seen that a) there
are no votes assigned to this bug, and b) Marcus noted in June that
it's related to the
I've given bug 3419 5 votes.
Best,
Mark
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Perfect - thanks for that!
:-)
Sarah Reichelt wrote:
On 11/17/06, John Craig [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can you tell which row and column the user clicks on a table field? I
have used the clickChunk, but you must click on the text - the
whitespace around it returns empty.
Here is the script
Dave wrote:
Hi,
I think that there is a lot of silly, sometimes personal crap on this
list on the odd occasion and I reckon it boils down to this:
I think it's just the nature of mailing lists, and trying to stop it is
a little like trying to stop the tide. But it does give me the
John Craig wrote:
Anyone else not able to connect to rev online? or is it just me??
I was able to connect okay.
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Hi all, I'd like to know how others write a function like this.
TIA Hershel
function fNumericToMoney
put param(1) into tParam
if tParam contains . then
put offSet(.,tParam)-1 into tTs
put 3 into tC
else
put
On 11/16/06 8:24 PM, J. Landman Gay [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dave wrote:
Hi,
I think that there is a lot of silly, sometimes personal crap on this
list on the odd occasion and I reckon it boils down to this:
I think it's just the nature of mailing lists, and trying to stop it is
a
Too bad it is not on a Mac as well. I'd use it to organize my files... Jim
on 11/16/06 12:37 AM, Chipp Walters wrote:
On 11/15/06, Sivakatirswami [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://www.visualthesaurus.com/
Now, that's pretty potent stuff.
Is the window that opens up technically a new
Hershel-
Thursday, November 16, 2006, 1:01:34 PM, you wrote:
Hi all, I'd like to know how others write a function like this.
O... a challenge. First of all, I'd add some comments. Then here's
what I came up with - rather like John Craig's repeat loop. Not sure
how you'd want negative
I think it's just the nature of mailing lists, and trying to stop it is
a little like trying to stop the tide. But it does give me the opportunity
to post this old chestnut:
ROFL!! That's excellent. I've not stumbled on this one before. I
moderate three Usenet big 8 groups. These
Hi List,
Has anyone had freezes after playing lots of audio files with the same player?
I'm still in my approach and descent into this problem. I suspect it's related
to the playing of audio files, because it largely goes away when no audio files
are used. Here's the scenario:
- Stack has a
Thank you everybody. I realize that for normal purposes a button that is
selective about where it is clicked would be bad. I was planning on using
an image instead, but before I went through the work of changing everything
in my stack I wanted to see if there was an easier way.
TTFN
Dang! You are correct. I've seen something extremely similar done in Flash
and just expected it was the same.
On 11/15/06, Scott Rossi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Are you sure about that? The sys reqs say it requires Java and the
browser
status reports it's loading an applet when starting up.
On 11/16/06 8:58 PM, Mark Wieder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hershel-
Thursday, November 16, 2006, 1:01:34 PM, you wrote:
Hi all, I'd like to know how others write a function like this.
O... a challenge. First of all, I'd add some comments. Then here's
what I came up with - rather
On Nov 16, 2006, at 5:33 PM, Hershel Fisch wrote:
by the way what did you by prefix?
I am contrarian in the use of certain letters at the start of names
to help with readability among team members. (When a customer has
style requirements, I follow those, but for my own work, I use other
On Nov 16, 2006, at 8:17 PM, Phil Davis wrote:
(Intuition tells me I should rework things so a new player is
created each time an audio file is requested, then dispose of the
player when the file has finished playing. Thoughts?)
That is technique that I use in some software the loads lots
Thanks Trevor - Good idea. I haven't been able to check memory usage yet - it's
on my list now.
Phil
Trevor DeVore wrote:
On Nov 16, 2006, at 8:17 PM, Phil Davis wrote:
(Intuition tells me I should rework things so a new player is created
each time an audio file is requested, then dispose
Recently, Phil Davis wrote:
Has anyone had freezes after playing lots of audio files with the same player?
Not sure if you're already doing this but you might try explicitly setting
the fileName of the player to *empty* before applying a new filepath. Years
ago I recall getting around some
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