Interesting...
Thanks for the info!
On Apr 19, 2007, at 8:53 PM, Ken Ray wrote:
On Thu, 19 Apr 2007 17:59:40 -0700, Josh Mellicker wrote:
If I revCloseDatabases() or resetAll and establish a new connection
before making any database command all is fine, but I am thinking
this is an
Good point Bill. Thanks for sharing!
Tiemo
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I have just red Using Revolution with Filemaker Pro and Bill mentions that
the Revolution license simply asks you to put one line, Portions
(c)2000-2008 Runtime Revolution Limited, All Rights Reserved Worldwide
below your own copyright notice... Does this mean any program that I
distribute should
Hi Viktoras,
Does this mean any program that I
distribute should have this lengthy copyright notice or otherwise I am
violating the terms and conditions of the Run Rev license?
I didn't even know about that requirement until I wrote the article and it
came up in editing. I'm certainly guilty
Hi Bill,
As Jim said: using a space char is a personal programming choice, and
certainly not a bad one ;-)
As for me, I prefer to name any object with a single word
(LastBackupDate5 for instance) and *always* quoted even if XTalks
don't make it compulsory in this case.
And to retrieve the
Eric,
I prefer to name any object with a single word
(LastBackupDate5 for instance) and *always* quoted even if XTalks
don't make it compulsory in this case.
And to retrieve the right suffix, instead of using last word, I just
use char x to -1:
Right! I always, always quote string literals
Opps! I type-o!!!
Should be:
On 19 Apr 2007, at 14:43, Dave wrote:
if the cpGMSaveRect of me = empty then
put the rect of me into the cpGMSaveRect of me
end if
put the cpGMSaveRect of me into myRect
set the rect of me to myRect
All the Best
Dave
Hiya,
Where's the article?
Cheers,
Luis.
Viktoras Didziulis wrote:
I have just red Using Revolution with Filemaker Pro and Bill mentions that
the Revolution license simply asks you to put one line, Portions
(c)2000-2008 Runtime Revolution Limited, All Rights Reserved Worldwide
below your
It's in the April newsletter.
http://www.runrev.com/newsletter/april/issue24/
Ian
On 20 Apr 2007, at 10:15, Luis wrote:
Hiya,
Where's the article?
Cheers,
Luis.
Viktoras Didziulis wrote:
I have just red Using Revolution with Filemaker Pro
Hi Bill,
I understand you *must* specify the number of chars of the label
prefix that may vary in my solution and I understand also it might
bother you :-)
So:
function NumericSuffix pStr
local tCount
-
if pStr = empty then return error: empty string.
repeat with tCount = the
On 20 Apr 2007, at 09:44, Bill Marriott wrote:
Eric,
I prefer to name any object with a single word
(LastBackupDate5 for instance) and *always* quoted even if XTalks
don't make it compulsory in this case.
And to retrieve the right suffix, instead of using last word, I just
use char x to
Ta, should've refreshed my browser...
Cheers,
Luis.
Ian Wood wrote:
It's in the April newsletter.
http://www.runrev.com/newsletter/april/issue24/
Ian
On 20 Apr 2007, at 10:15, Luis wrote:
Hiya,
Where's the article?
Cheers,
Luis.
Viktoras Didziulis wrote:
I have just red Using
On 20 Apr 2007, at 09:44, Bill Marriott wrote:
Eric,
I prefer to name any object with a single word
(LastBackupDate5 for instance) and *always* quoted even if XTalks
don't make it compulsory in this case.
And to retrieve the right suffix, instead of using last word, I just
use char x to
Hello Bryan,
problems with library dependencies are pretty common on linux and bsd. The way
those systems culture were built, it´s pretty common for a developer to link
against shared libraries that you may or may not have. Usually this issue is
solved by distributing the software in source
Hi,
I'm in the process of doing something like this at the moment, except
I am generating a QuickTime movie. I will hopefully be at the stage
of having a general purpose object creator ready by the end of next
week. I will most likely use my ISM module, but I'm sure there will
be some
Hello,
I would like to create a stack that will allow the user to Markup an Image.
The image would be displayed on the card and the user should be able to draw
ovals, arrows, and lines on the image. Think of it as hi-lighting certain parts
of the image. They also need to be able to label
Hello,
thought, it would be very simple, now I get a mysterious result. I have an
image with an assigned filename (png file).
If I use: set the clipboardData[image] to image b1
and paste it into any graphic program, it gives me a totally black image of
small size (128x32px) and not the copied
Hi Tod,
This sounds fairly simple. You can use Revolution's paint/draw tools
to draw objects over the existing image and export the result to JPEG
when done. The only slightly more difficult part is that you may need
your own tools palette, but even that isn't too difficult.
Best,
Mark
Hi All,
I have some troubles with the textHeight and textSize properties.
The documentation says:
If you change the field's textSize, Revolution automatically sets the
textHeight to trunc(4/3 * the textSize of field). For example, if the
textSize is set to 12, the textHeight is set to 16
Hi,
Is it possible to use the the @ entry parameter syntax inside an
external function/command? I can't seem to find anything about this.
Thanks a lot
All the Best
Dave
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On Apr 20, 2007, at 9:01 AM, Dave wrote:
Hi,
Is it possible to use the the @ entry parameter syntax inside an
external function/command? I can't seem to find anything about this.
Pass the name of the variable you want to set to the external
function and then use SetVariableEx or
Hi,
Thanks Trevor, I understand, I was wondering if there was a another/
better way of doing it, since you have to pass the variable as String
and that doesn't get checked inside the script editor and so is error
prone.
Thanks a lot
All the Best
Dave
On 20 Apr 2007, at 17:24, Trevor
On Apr 20, 2007, at 9:51 AM, Dave wrote:
Hi,
Thanks Trevor, I understand, I was wondering if there was a another/
better way of doing it, since you have to pass the variable as
String and that doesn't get checked inside the script editor and so
is error prone.
Ah. I don't think there is
Hi Dave,
As i'm playing - working :-) - with externals since a while,
i did invest on this one a while ago, and didn't find a
positive answer to your request.
I will be happy to have this feature too.
Enjoy your week-end,
thierry
On Apr 20, 2007, at 9:51 AM, Dave wrote:
Hi,
Thanks
Hi all,
I'm building an external with Xcode tools on Macosx.
So far so good.
I have a plug-in stack which works with my external too.
Now, i would like to build the plug-in ( call it stack, or library )
automatically from Xcode, in the same building project as the external.
This means having a
On Fri, 20 Apr 2007 17:35:46 +0200, Tiemo Hollmann TB wrote:
Hello,
thought, it would be very simple, now I get a mysterious result. I have an
image with an assigned filename (png file).
If I use: set the clipboardData[image] to image b1
Can you try: the text of image b1 ?
Ken Ray
Sons
Hi Tiemo,
The clipboarddata[image] should contain valid picture data only, in
PNG, TIF, JPG, GIF or another format. This should work?
export image b1 to myImage as PNG
set the clipbaorddata[image] to myImage
Now you should be able to paste it in a graphics programme. Ken's
method works
Does anyone know of a native rev. method to obtain the size of a file
without using shell or 'the detailed files'?
Thanks,
JC
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Well, I guess the detailed files actually is the native rev method,
but this works:
on mouseUp
put /Users/marksmith/Desktop/add.tiff into tUrl
put length (URL (binfile:/Users/marksmith/Desktop/add.tiff))
end mouseUp
Of course, it means reading the whole file into memory, which might
John Craig wrote:
Does anyone know of a native rev. method to obtain the size of a file
without using shell or 'the detailed files'?
What's the objection to using 'the detailed files'?
It was added to the language specifically to provide what you're looking
for.
--
Richard Gaskin
Fourth
Richard Gaskin wrote:
John Craig wrote:
Does anyone know of a native rev. method to obtain the size of a file
without using shell or 'the detailed files'?
What's the objection to using 'the detailed files'?
It was added to the language specifically to provide what you're
looking for.
Some of the files may be very large - making this method too slow.
Mark Smith wrote:
Well, I guess the detailed files actually is the native rev method,
but this works:
on mouseUp
put /Users/marksmith/Desktop/add.tiff into tUrl
put length (URL (binfile:/Users/marksmith/Desktop/add.tiff))
With textSize it's either automatic or manual.
To make manual adjustments:
First set choose the textFont and textSize from the Text Formatting
Palette
Second choose the textHeight from the Basic Properties Palette
ANY change to the first palette will change the textHeight to Rev's
default (not
Chipp Walters wrote:
export is with JPEGquality at 100. You'll see the JPEG exported from
Photoshop is much nicer than the export from Rev.
Indeed, I've confirmed this many times.
This is the one deficiency in Rev that is a blocker for using it as
a photo processing tool. I would love to
At 1:45 AM +0100 4/21/07, John Craig wrote:
It's clumsy and long winded.
I don't think so. One can easily craft a handler to get whatever info
one needs from this listing using chunk expressions...
Richard Gaskin wrote:
John Craig wrote:
Does anyone know of a native rev. method to obtain
John Craig wrote:
Richard Gaskin wrote:
John Craig wrote:
Does anyone know of a native rev. method to obtain the size of a file
without using shell or 'the detailed files'?
What's the objection to using 'the detailed files'?
It was added to the language specifically to provide what you're
Here are a couple of handlers that return the humanSize (a nicely
formatted version) of a file provided the complete file path and
filename:
put humanSize(tPathAndFile) into fld file size
FUNCTION humanSize tPathAndFile
put theFileDetail(tPathAndFile) into tFileDet
put item 2 of
I have several users of an application that is used over their
specific company LAN.
If they are using a laptop, Mac or PC, and then move to a different
LAN can I detect
that they have done so? If they have done so, I need to have them
save their data
in a different fashion.
I suppose
Thanks Terry.
I've been spending some time developing a cross-platform set of 3D
plugins using wxPython lately. Quite an experience. There are certain
many things to like about Python, and even wxPython (cross platform
GUI wrapper for Python using wxWidgets). But, I have to say, I'm
certainly
I had an interesting revelation today regarding button placement and
overall usability concerns. I was using a cross-platform (and custom
GUI) 3D app on my Mac. I typically use it on PC. I kept hitting the
wrong dialog button, because they swapped positions from PC to Mac.
Interestingly, I also
Hey Jim,
Ideas:
- If the LANs serve different ranges of IP addresses via DHCP, then a
laptop computer's IP address will indicate which LAN they are on.
- If they set up a different 'Location' on their machine for each
network, you could probably detect the active one via system profiler.
Is there anyway to show the path of the folder one is navigating to on
the Mac. On the PC, I have an address bar which shows the location of
where I'm at. I've a couple of windows open on the Mac and I've
navigated to the same subfolder, but of different directories. Other
than 'backing out', is
Hi Chipp,
In anycase, I'm not sure dialogs are necessarily an OS specific thing
anymore. I think some people who use multiple OS'es-- and there are
more of these people-- may have a consistent contextual memory of button
placement, rather than preferred OS placement. IOW, they relate
to button
On Apr 21, 2007, at 6:44 AM, Chipp Walters wrote:
Is there anyway to show the path of the folder one is navigating to on
the Mac. On the PC, I have an address bar which shows the location of
where I'm at. I've a couple of windows open on the Mac and I've
navigated to the same subfolder, but of
On Apr 21, 2007, at 6:25 AM, Phil Davis wrote:
- If the LANs serve different ranges of IP addresses via DHCP, then
a laptop computer's IP address will indicate which LAN they are on.
- If they set up a different 'Location' on their machine for each
network, you could probably detect the
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