Import as Control/All Audio Files in Folder
surely you have heard of blind impetuosity!
AND,
the METACARD GUI is a bit short of nifty menu items
like that.
I also (bloody-minded as usual) like to understand the
workings of things,
and therefore always do what my head of Philosophy at
On Mon, 12 Feb 2007 21:08:18 +, Liam Lambert wrote:
I am trying to enter some data into excel using Ken Ray's code.
I want to put the data into columns A1,B1 (the number for each row
is entered in field Nub)
ON mouseUp
put A,B,C,D,E INTO tAlph
REPEAT for each item tLett
Thank you Ken
I have this working I am out putting a lot of data to excel
it's working well
Thanks for your help
Liam
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A while back somebody was searching for some GIF
images for stack navigation.
I was cleaning out some of the murkier parts of my
hard-disks and found quite a few 'arrows' lying around
so have popped them together in a stack called
ARROWS (yeah, I know, sorry) and uploaded it to
RevOnline.
All
Hi Josh,
I am looking for help on a project (codenamed Cap'n Crunch), please
contact me offlist if you are interested.
...
if you only want convert to QT comaptible files, then Trevor's
EXCELLENT (sic! ;-)
EnhancedQTExternal can do everything you have listed here.
But you surely want also
Been gone for a bit so I'm sorry I'm a little late and you probably have
your answer, but it was too good to resist so here's my take. My script
works on the principle that from the last 'space','(' or ')' to the next '('
must be a function name.
The script simply moves through all the chars and
Hi Kay C,
...
PS Why can't I use:
put the number of char of
I get an error, I have to use 'characters'.
The docs indicate I can use 'the number of char'
Are you sure?
Doesn't work in my script or in the msg box:-(
the num of charS will do the trick ;-)
Best
Klaus Major
[EMAIL
Thanks Ken! I will test your approach out against the quick hack that I have
in place and send you the pictures!
Just a note - but so far I the diagramming of the code is proving a lot more
useful than I thought. Just one glance picks up all sorts of things -
handlers which are not linked to any
Hi all,
Anyone know where the list of printer drivers are located in WinXP ? I need to
pull then place the list in a select fld.
Thanks
Michael
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Could you please discuss your personal problems OFF-list?
I personally find this extremely embarrassing!
This is nothing personal. The promises that Richmond was speaking
about have nothing to do with person to person promises. The red
herrings etc. are about things that I got him to
Bonjour Marielle,
Could you please discuss your personal problems OFF-list?
I personally find this extremely embarrassing!
This is nothing personal. The promises that Richmond was speaking
about have nothing to do with person to person promises. The red
herrings etc. are about things that
I asked:
PS Why can't I use:
put the number of char of
Klaus replied
the num of charS will do the trick ;-)
Ah so simple.
I just believed the docs:
the number of {char[acters] | items | words | lines} {in | of} string
I guess it should be:
the number of {char[acter]s | items
But I personally do still think this is (at least a bit) personal,
since I do not fully understand the whole story.
And there is no point explaining ;-).
Btw, I just checked out your website. There is some nice stuff there.
I like this one in particular:
http://www.major-k.de/refsfd1e.html
Btw, I just checked out your website. There is some nice stuff there.
I like this one in particular:
http://www.major-k.de/refsfd1e.html
If you were kind enough to write a short description (no more than
3 paragraphs) for each one of your application developed with
revolution/metacard, I
On 2/15/07, David Bovill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks Ken! I will test your approach out against the quick hack that I
have
in place and send you the pictures!
I've just realised a problem with my approach. It doesn't work for any line
that contains an unmatched number of ( and ) or where
David Bovill wrote:
Just a note - but so far I the diagramming of the code is proving a lot more
useful than I thought. Just one glance picks up all sorts of things -
handlers which are not linked to any events - probably hanging around from
some earlier incarnation - handlers which are bottle
Good Morning to you from Vancouver BC,
Anyone have a way to use Rev to supply the addresses to Google map
directions?
It would be cool if it were possible to supply the start address and
the stop address to Google map and get the map and driving directions
from the Google website.
Is
On Thu, 15 Feb 2007 07:56:10 -0800, Robert Eppich wrote:
Good Morning to you from Vancouver BC,
Anyone have a way to use Rev to supply the addresses to Google map
directions?
It would be cool if it were possible to supply the start address and
the stop address to Google map and get the
I'm trying to make one of my programs command-line accessable, so the
following would result in a command being executed...
myprogram.exe -action path/to/infile.ext path/to/outfile.ext
The action would result in the program performing the action and then
quitting before the interface ever
On 15/02/07, Richard Gaskin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Got a
screenshot handy?
Here is an early one - this is the image export which I am working on
turning into an image map.
Better yet, will this be an open source tool? Perhaps there's a way it
could be modularized to incorporate other
Ah yes the link to an image - here is a large one that I was having problems
with earlier - but so far it is the only one online.
http://docs.rev-co.de/radial.png
The bits still missing apart from the the nested function problem is
handling sends and calls -- including getprop and setprop
David Bovill wrote:
Ah yes the link to an image - here is a large one that I was having problems
with earlier - but so far it is the only one online.
http://docs.rev-co.de/radial.png
Great work. That's done in Rev? How do you make the smooth curves?
I've been pondering whether to
Thanks very much, Ken (and Revolution). This is excellent and will go
over very well with my users.
Rob
On Feb 15, 2007, at 10:03 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Good Morning to you from Vancouver BC,
Anyone have a way to use Rev to supply the addresses to Google map
directions?
It would
Richard,
If I were to do something like this, I would probably draw it with
MacDraft, then make a stack that was large enough to contain the
drawing, and then copy and paste the drawing onto one of the stack's
cards. Of course, you'd need a huge monitor (or a sizable TV screen)
to see
Joe Lewis Wilkins wrote:
If I were to do something like this, I would probably draw it with
MacDraft, then make a stack that was large enough to contain the
drawing, and then copy and paste the drawing onto one of the stack's
cards.
Not a bad option, and I love MacDraft (I once made my
In 1988 I had the same need in building studios at AM Records. We
had yet to decide on what platform to use, and what software.
Hypercard was just on the horizion. I was an old Apple guy - and
leaning toward the Mac anyway, but I thought I'd try to level the
playing field.
First I went into
Richard wrote:
There is an SVG importer available for Rev
Where is it? Does it support gradients? *drool*
All the best,
Malte
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Yeah,
What ever happened to all those great apps? Claris Cad, my personal
favorite, has yet been surpassed for power and ease of use. And
PowerDraw, was just as good. And Claris Impact, what a great program.
In fact all of those Claris products were IMO substantially better
than what exists
Hi Stephen,
Your experience with CADs in the late 80s was mainly why I had
originally chosen the Mac as my computer of choice. Also one of the
reasons that I have such bad feelings toward M$. It was at this point
in time that Gates was pilfering stuff from Apple to create his soon
to be
Good point... I have not tried the export functions...
However, I will need FLV export for this project, and ffmpeg can be
faster, higher quality, and more functions than Quicktime, so I am
going to keep trying in that direction... unless it proves to be
impossible...
Thanks!!! :-)
On
Richard Gaskin wrote:
Profiling wouldn't be part of a code base reporter per se, but it's a
great way to identify runtime bottlenecks.
MC's works, but its UI is ugly and it's painfully slow. Jacque tells me
there's a way to speed it up in one line, but alas I haven't had the
time to dig
On 15 Feb 2007, at 20:58, Chipp Walters wrote:
Yep, what ever happened to quick and easy solutions to everyday needs?
I know what you mean. But just occasionally you come across something
like that. For vector drawing, I enjoy using Intaglio. (http://
www.purgatorydesign.com/Intaglio/)
Joe,
I certainly don't want to rain on your current Mac fanboy leanings,
but Apple's no better than MS with regard to their current dominant
position and unwillingness to play nicely with others in the digital
music business. Just Google Apple iPod lawsuit and you should get a
quick picture of a
Trying to write an INNER Join SQL statement for 10 tables that only returns
one record base on PK record_id
select * from table1 INNER JOIN table2 where table2.record_id is record_id;
the above works for 2 tables looking for help as to how I would add the
other 8 tables to the sql statement?
Mark,
My mistake. I was converting from mp3 to wav in order to make sound clips.
To go the other way, converting batch to mp3, I use Audacity. It takes slightly
more mouse movements (importing the files into a project) but then you can use
the Export Multiple function from the file menu.
Chip, no parade to rain on; we all eventually get what we deserve,
though it may not seem so at the moment. Just based on past
performance and products, and the way we, as Apple users, get
treated, M$ gets a thumbs-down in my book, and Apple gets a thumbs-
up! In twenty years (knock on
Oh, cool. I was wondering if I was missing something, even though
I've had qtAmateur for quite a while.
Best,
Mark
On 15 Feb 2007, at 23:45, Thomas McCarthy wrote:
Mark,
My mistake. I was converting from mp3 to wav in order to make sound
clips.
To go the other way, converting batch to
I don't think that's true - the bastards are the major record
companies who insist on DRM. Didn't you see Job's statement regarding
this last week? He called for the record companies to end the
Draconian DRM schemes, as CDs are not protected. Apple is required to
use DRM by the record
Guys,
I'm guilty of this myself in the past, so I don't mean to call anyone
out - but even in an off-topic thread I think we'd all be happier
avoiding the tired Mac vs. PC debate. I'm sure virtually every list
member has an opinion, but there is zero chance of really swaying
anyone to
Isn't it fun? Of course we don't do such things with the important
issues in life, such as religion and politics; do we? Obviously,
Brian makes a good point.
Joe Wilkins
On Feb 15, 2007, at 4:58 PM, Brian Yennie wrote:
Guys,
I'm guilty of this myself in the past, so I don't mean to call
I still use MacProject II (circa 1988) on SheepShaver on my MacPro... Jim
on 2/15/07 4:58 PM, Chipp Walters wrote:
Yeah,
What ever happened to all those great apps? Claris Cad, my personal
favorite, has yet been surpassed for power and ease of use. And
PowerDraw, was just as good. And
Derek-
Tuesday, February 13, 2007, 8:26:02 AM, you wrote:
call PreOpenBackground of grp revLibraries of cd 1
Yowza! That's going into my scrapbook!
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OK here is the updated script which takes into account an uneven number of (
or ) which is only likely to occur within quotes. It does this by simply NOT
doing anything whilst within quotes.
Here is the single line of code I tested it on:
put offset((,some text ( sin(a + b)/tan(c*d))
Oh, that's great...let's talk about politics and religion now. I'm
sure Stephen and I are aligned on all that too (him being in CA and me
in TX ;-)
IOW, him drinking the Kool Aid Jobs is selling, while I'm slugging
down W's version. Takes all kinds to make this world go 'round. BTW,
this isn't
On 2/13/07, Andre Garzia [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am thinking about writing some articles to local mac magazines,
maybe, I'll draw some interest,
I think with your enthusiasm and insight you'll do just that:-)
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Recently, Chipp Walters wrote:
Oh, that's great...let's talk about politics and religion now. I'm
sure Stephen and I are aligned on all that too (him being in CA and me
in TX ;-)
IOW, him drinking the Kool Aid Jobs is selling, while I'm slugging
down W's version.
Wait a minute -- nobody
Derek,
Just curious, why do you use the startup handler? I've always found
preOpenStack in the card script works great for me.
I suppose you can use the startup handler to set external paths, but
there are even workarounds for that. I've never used on startup.
-Chipp
Kay C Lan wrote:
PS Origininally tried to replace the tokens with the efficient:
put =, +, -, *, /, [, ], {, }, , into tMyTokens
REPEAT for each item tMyItem in tMyTokens
replace tMyItem with empty in tMyFunctionResult
END REPEAT
and even tried this as the replace line above:
replace quote
Malte Brill wrote:
Richard wrote:
There is an SVG importer available for Rev
Where is it? Does it support gradients? *drool*
H... double-checking, it seems it does EPS, not SVG.
Way back in the day I'd written a simple proof-of-concept stack for
exporting SVG (no gradients, only the
Just curious, why do you use the startup handler? I've always found
preOpenStack in the card script works great for me.
I suppose you can use the startup handler to set external paths, but
there are even workarounds for that. I've never used on startup.
I don't know about Derek, but I use
On 2/16/07, Phil Davis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Kay C Lan wrote:
PS Origininally tried to replace the tokens with the efficient:
put =, +, -, *, /, [, ], {, }, , into tMyTokens
Your list of tokens contains spaces. Did you try your loop without the
spaces in
there?
Ah, what a different
Mark Wieder wrote:
Derek-
Tuesday, February 13, 2007, 8:26:02 AM, you wrote:
call PreOpenBackground of grp revLibraries of cd 1
Yowza! That's going into my scrapbook!
Happy to know I could be of service! :)
Derek Bump
Dreamscape Software
http://www.dreamscapesoftware.com/
Chipp Walters wrote:
Just curious, why do you use the startup handler? I've always found
preOpenStack in the card script works great for me.
I suppose you can use the startup handler to set external paths, but
there are even workarounds for that. I've never used on startup.
Well, it's an
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