Devin,
In theory I approve. However (1) we have been asking for this for
more than 3 years and this hasn't happened and (2) Revolution never
shows himself keen on a structure where contributions can easily be
made.
The scripting conference success was to a huge extent thanks to the
Hi Joe,
A few weeks back I broached that very issue. Or, maybe, even more
ambitiously, about the total scope of available resources for RunRev.
Can you point me to this post... I am afraid, I don't find the time
to read each single post on this list.
It had become pretty obvious to me
On 3/17/07, Mark Swindell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ethics and logistics question:
I just bought a used iMac with GoLive CS installed on it. It didn't
come with the install disks, but the program is authorized for the
computer. I'm wondering if I technically have the right to use it?
I'll
Bill Marriott wrote:
That library should be at runrev.com, and actively maintained.
I guess this information is a useful one to give.
I had signed a community partner agreement with runrev about two
months ago, with the view of helping things *LIKE THIS* to happen.
I tried. I asked what
I have some iCal export files I want to select with the answer file
command. I'd like to limit the answer file selection to just the iCal
export files.
Two questions:
What are the scripts I would use on MacOSX, Windows, and Unix to
limit the selection in answer file to be just the iCal
I have to delve into the world of Unicode. Is there a sample stack or
set of sample stacks that people would recommend that I start with?
In specific I'll grab unicode from a database via HTTP POST, display
it in a field, allow it to be edited, and then save the results back
into the
I have some iCal export files I want to select with the answer file
command. I'd like to limit the answer file selection to just the
iCal export files.
Two questions:
What are the scripts I would use on MacOSX, Windows, and Unix to
limit the selection in answer file to be just the iCal
Devin Asay wrote:
Thanks, Jacque for that reminder--I took the chance to revisit some of
the scripting conference stacks, and was reminded again how well-done
they are. It seems like this series could be easily adapted and extended
beyond just the scripting conference. I'd be happy, for
Hi Marielle,
I'm amazed at your fluency with the English language. I should do
even half as well. I fully appreciate your dilemma and would love to
collaborate with you and some others; but, as mentioned previously,
I'm really swamped right now, and don't see things clearing up until
the
kee nethery wrote:
I found a format that works on Mac OS X.
answer file select the .ics file with type iCal file|ics
that is iCal file then a pipe | then the file suffix without the dot
ics
iCal file can be seen as the Kind of file in the Mac OS X finder
window with the files in a list.
Interesting. I thought I was sending this off-list, but it had been a
long day at work and I wasn't paying attention. Hope someone finds
this useful anyway.
I thought the list software didn't handle attachments, but I guess
that's not quite true... good to know.
--
-Mark Wieder
[EMAIL
Mark Wieder wrote:
Interesting. I thought I was sending this off-list, but it had been a
long day at work and I wasn't paying attention. Hope someone finds
this useful anyway.
I did, it it helps.
I thought the list software didn't handle attachments, but I guess
that's not quite true...
On 16/03/07, Bill Marriott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
David,
1) Redevelop the software using standard web technology for which there
are
many developers available.
2) Buy a commercial package
3) Adopt a mixed open source strategy
Unfortunately I cannot agree with you on *ANY* of these
My current flash drive got washed at 40 degrees when I accidentally left
it in my jeans pocket - still seems to work perfectly, but be warned;
Like all flash memory devices, flash drives can sustain only a limited
number of wash and rinse cycles before failure.
John Craig wrote:
My current flash drive got washed at 40 degrees when I accidentally left
it in my jeans pocket - still seems to work perfectly, but be warned;
Like all flash memory devices, flash drives can sustain only a limited
number of wash and rinse cycles before failure.
I'll keep
Richard,
I've used them from the beginning, and have yet to have one fail. I keep one
or two in my pocket at all times. I suspect they're a bit like Plasma
screens. A lot of talk about the shelf-life, but when you actually figure
out how much you're using it, you see it will last for years and
you are truly a goddess! thanks.
To the runrev powers that be, in the docs,
1. when the search is answer file, please have answer file with
type command appear in the search results
2. in the answer file entry, please include the notation that this
format is being depreciated and that
Is it just me or is that as clear as Ribena?
Cheers,
Luis.
On 17 Mar 2007, at 5:40, Bill Marriott wrote:
I can't answer all your Windows question with authority, but let
me just
point out that if you have Rev 2.7 already, 2.8 is a free
upgrade, as 2.9
will be.
- Revolution 2.8 is
Recently, Richard Gaskin wrote:
But if I encourage customers to run their stuff from the flash drive,
I'll want to do so in a way that gives them some lifespan. At a minimum
this means turning off any auto-save features, or at least turning down
the save interval over what we have in the
Recently, Chipp Walters wrote:
I've used them from the beginning, and have yet to have one fail.
You know those thumb drives from the first RevCon? ALL the data on the
drive I received became corrupt at some point, without my using it. Just
popped it into a USB port one day, and while I could
Luis,
Is it just me or is that as clear as Ribena?
I'm not sure what's unclear about what I wrote. Maybe you mean, it's unusual
to charge for an update when a future one will be free. But that's the way
it is.
- Revolution 2.8 is free to users who had an active license as of its
release on
A little poem flashed into my head...
Not to be trusted,
especially when rusted.
Jim Ault
Las Vegas
On 3/17/07 3:49 PM, Scott Rossi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Recently, Chipp Walters wrote:
I've used them from the beginning, and have yet to have one fail.
You know those thumb drives from
Strange I agree with most of yours!
That's the power of logic for you ;)
Could well be. I'd find it hard to think of an application in a University
setting that has that sort of requirements stability - which is why I'd
stand by going with the people and not the technology - maybe an app
That REVCON drive didn't work very well when I got it. I had to
reformat right away. Also PC formatted drives on Macs seem to be a
bad idea in general if you don't have to.
Recently, Chipp Walters wrote:
I've used them from the beginning, and have yet to have one fail.
You know those
Why is the user not returned to
the third card where the print button is after printing is completed?
Push and Pop could be handy here.
Jim Lambert
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You know, thumb drives are getting cheaper and cheaper. TigerDirect has
512MB models from Kingston and Memorex for $9.95, no rebate required. And a
PNY 128MB one for $4.99 after rebate. NewEgg has a 256 MB one for $6.99,
free 3-day shipping:
http://tinyurl.com/36xkbg
Would be easy enough to
The 2Gig drives are now $49 at CompUSA - two different companies.
It's fast enough to write 44.1k stereo audio in real time.
You know, thumb drives are getting cheaper and cheaper. TigerDirect has
512MB models from Kingston and Memorex for $9.95, no rebate required. And a
PNY 128MB one for
The 2Gig drives are now $49 at CompUSA - two different companies.
It's fast enough to write 44.1k stereo audio in real time.
You can even get an 8Gig drive for $79 at TigerDirect.com. It comes with
excellent backup software for PC. This is not a U3 drive, so you don't
have to use the included
I'm having a blank moment here and I can't work out how to solve what
should be a simple problem.
I have a grid of about 400 buttons and I have a mouseDown handler in
the card script to detect which of these buttons is clicked first.
Then I want the user to be able to drag the mouse around and
how about:
Use the within function to determine whether a point is inside the specified
object.
Jim Ault
Las Vegas
On 3/17/07 7:32 PM, Sarah Reichelt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm having a blank moment here and I can't work out how to solve what
should be a simple problem.
I have a grid of
Sarah,
I don't fully understand what you're trying to do, but something
like the following should get you continuous x,y that you should be
able to use in some manner or another to determine which button is
affected:
on mousedown
repeat while the mouse is down
get the mouseloc
Thanks Jim Joe,
That works OK, using a repeat while the mouse is down loop and then
checking the mouseLoc to see whether it is within the rect of any of
my 400 buttons each time.
I thought this sort of polling was not considered a good idea. It
seems fine on my 2GHz Intel Mac, but I'm not sure
Sarah,
Try this script in the card:
--
global trackMouse
on mouseDown
put true into trackMouse
end mouseDown
on mouseMove
if trackMouse = true then
put mouseMove the target return after fld 1
pass mouseMove
end if
end mouseMove
on mouseRelease
if trackMouse =
Jerry figured it out a while ago -- Galaxy always shows the object
name and path of the object it is hovering above. I think mousemove
may be part of it.
from the docs: Sent periodically while the mouse button is being held down.
this gets close to what you want I think.
ON mouseMove
Sarah,
By and large, I would not put this in the category of polling;
since nothing can be done while the mouse is down anyway. That's just
the way it is. Now, if this repeat loop was being used in a mouseup
handler, then it would be polling because all sorts of things can
take place
Sarah Reichelt wrote:
Thanks Jim Joe,
That works OK, using a repeat while the mouse is down loop and then
checking the mouseLoc to see whether it is within the rect of any of
my 400 buttons each time.
I thought this sort of polling was not considered a good idea. It
seems fine on my 2GHz
My primary problem is that I need to access a web page that is UTF8,
and convert it to unicode so that I can edit it and save it out as a
file of unicode. There are a few good examples of how to deal with
unicode in revolution but so far no examples of using get URL
http:// ... to obtain
Sorry Joe, polling is just plain bad practice and could interfere
with other messaging code. Rev gives plenty of ways to deal with
messages that one should never have to use idle.
You still have your hypercard hat on. Untie the chains!
sqb
Sarah,
By and large, I would not put this in the
Stephen,
So you're saying that with Rev, when the Mouse is Down, other
messages can still be sent/received unless a repeat loop of the
nature I suggested is invoked, so that it IS polling in the sense
that it interrupts the normal flow? I guess things have gotten more
complicated than I
Jacque-
Saturday, March 17, 2007, 10:26:14 AM, you wrote:
I thought the list software didn't handle attachments, but I guess
that's not quite true... good to know.
It doesn't, but your attachment was an inline text file so the listbot
apparently thought it was just a text entry.
It's
On Mar 17, 2007, at 9:22 PM, Stephen Barncard wrote:
Sorry Joe, polling is just plain bad practice and could interfere
with other messaging code. Rev gives plenty of ways to deal with
messages that one should never have to use idle.
You still have your hypercard hat on. Untie the chains!
Sarah Reichelt wrote:
I want the user to be able to drag the mouse around
Mouse messages while down: SQUEAK! (poor thing)
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