Re: Non-Motif Linux Interface? - SOLVED!

On Wed, 25 Apr 2007 15:42:28 +1000, Rishi Viner wrote: > On Wednesday 25 April 2007 13:48, Ken Ray wrote: >>> You can bet this is going on my Tips page! I'm going to check on >>> Kubuntu, but I'll bet it's the same issue there as well... >> >> Well, *sort of*... on Kubuntu, there *is* a libgobjec

Re: Non-Motif Linux Interface? - SOLVED!

On Wednesday 25 April 2007 13:30, Ken Ray wrote: > It turns out that the 'revolution.sh' file included an 'export' for > GDK_PATH and GTK_PATH, but NOT GOBJECT_PATH... and after adding that > in, I got the current Ubuntu widget theme! Getting back to the differences between your widgets and Marks,

Re: Non-Motif Linux Interface? - SOLVED!

On Wednesday 25 April 2007 14:12, J. Landman Gay wrote: > Is this something the team should know about for the next Linux build? He He! It is like waiting for Christmas! ;) -- Rishi Australia ___ use-revolution mailing list use-revolution@lists.runrev

Re: Non-Motif Linux Interface? - SOLVED!

On Wednesday 25 April 2007 13:48, Ken Ray wrote: > > You can bet this is going on my Tips page! I'm going to check on > > Kubuntu, but I'll bet it's the same issue there as well... > > Well, *sort of*... on Kubuntu, there *is* a libgobject in /usr/lib, but > there is NOT a libgdk or libgtk... are t

Re: Non-Motif Linux Interface? - SOLVED!

On Tue, 24 Apr 2007 23:12:20 -0500, J. Landman Gay wrote: > Ken Ray wrote: > >> It turns out that the 'revolution.sh' file included an 'export' for >> GDK_PATH and GTK_PATH, but NOT GOBJECT_PATH... and after adding that >> in, I got the current Ubuntu widget theme! > > Is this something the te

Re: Non-Motif Linux Interface? - SOLVED!

Ken Ray wrote: It turns out that the 'revolution.sh' file included an 'export' for GDK_PATH and GTK_PATH, but NOT GOBJECT_PATH... and after adding that in, I got the current Ubuntu widget theme! Is this something the team should know about for the next Linux build? -- Jacqueline Landman Gay

Re: Non-Motif Linux Interface? - SOLVED!

> You can bet this is going on my Tips page! I'm going to check on > Kubuntu, but I'll bet it's the same issue there as well... Well, *sort of*... on Kubuntu, there *is* a libgobject in /usr/lib, but there is NOT a libgdk or libgtk... are these supposed to be there? Or is there some other set o

Re: Non-Motif Linux Interface? - SOLVED!

On Tue, 24 Apr 2007 15:47:15 -0600, chris bohnert wrote: > You might try something like setting the following environment variables. > I'm assuming Ubuntu puts the gtk libs in /usr/lib..but it might not. You > might also compare Marks location for the libs to yours. > > REV_GDK_PATH /usr/lib/lib

Re: Non-Motif Linux Interface?

Hi Ken, Yep..they're definitely needed...did you try creating a symbolic link so you had the .so linked to the versioned files that are present? Alternately you can set REV_GDK_PATH /usr/lib/libgdk-x11-2.0.so.0 REV_GTK_PATH /usr/lib/libgobject-2.0.so.0 REV_

Re: Non-Motif Linux Interface?

On Wed, 25 Apr 2007 10:45:12 +1000, Rishi Viner wrote: > It looks like you both have the same "Window Decorations", but you > are using > different "Widget Styles". This could have been changed by one or the other > of you by changing the "Syle" in the KDE Theme Manager or by changing > "Style

Re: Non-Motif Linux Interface?

On Tue, 24 Apr 2007 20:09:56 -0500, Ken Ray wrote: > On Tue, 24 Apr 2007 15:47:15 -0600, chris bohnert wrote: > >> REV_GDK_PATH /usr/lib/libgdk-x11-2.0.so >> REV_GTK_PATH /usr/lib/libgobject-2.0.so >> REV_GOBJECT_PATH /usr/lib/libgobject-2.0.so > > Odd, all of my .so files in /usr/lib have text

Re: Non-Motif Linux Interface?

On Tue, 24 Apr 2007 15:47:15 -0600, chris bohnert wrote: > REV_GDK_PATH /usr/lib/libgdk-x11-2.0.so > REV_GTK_PATH /usr/lib/libgobject-2.0.so > REV_GOBJECT_PATH /usr/lib/libgobject-2.0.so Odd, all of my .so files in /usr/lib have text after the ".so", as in: /usr/lib/libgdk-x11-2.0.so.0 /usr

Re: Non-Motif Linux Interface?

On Wednesday 25 April 2007 05:52, Ken Ray wrote: > No, it's not the colors and titlebar decorations that I'm talking about > - those change - it's the internal controls (buttons, fields, menus, > etc.). I've been working on RevZilla 2.1 (which is almost ready to be > released, btw), and Mark and I

Re: Non-Motif Linux Interface?

On Tue, 24 Apr 2007 15:47:15 -0600, chris bohnert wrote: > Hi Ken, > > Could it be that your system doesn't know where to load GTK+ from. I've > always assumed that the libdl dependency in rev. is being used to load the > gnome widget libraries among other things. ( I could be completely wrong o

Anyone using Apple Aperture?

Just wondering if there are many list members using Aperture. I've got the basis of a library of AppleScripts and functions related to Aperture such as exporting, getting EXIF/IPTC/custom tags and setting them etc. If there's interest, I'll post the current version on RevOnline for people t

Re: Non-Motif Linux Interface?

Hi Ken, Could it be that your system doesn't know where to load GTK+ from. I've always assumed that the libdl dependency in rev. is being used to load the gnome widget libraries among other things. ( I could be completely wrong of course :-) ) You might try something like setting the following

Re: Cleaning up stack URLs

On Apr 24, 2007, at 2:55 PM, Peter T. Evensen wrote: Could you do something like this? set the itemdelimiter to "/" repeat with i = 3 to the number of items in tURL put URLEncode(item i of tURL) into item i of tURL end repeat Yes, I think that's basically what Martin was getting at. It's

Re: Cleaning up stack URLs

Could you do something like this? set the itemdelimiter to "/" repeat with i = 3 to the number of items in tURL put URLEncode(item i of tURL) into item i of tURL end repeat Martin Baxter wrote: Devin Asay wrote: I'm working on a stack that launches stacks from the web with 'go stack URL'.

Re: Cleaning up stack URLs

Devin Asay wrote: I'm working on a stack that launches stacks from the web with 'go stack URL'. I know there are certain characters that are illegal or unsafe in URL strings. (See http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc1738) These include space, quote and a number of others. Most web browsers automati

Re: Non-Motif Linux Interface?

On Tue, 24 Apr 2007 14:58:48 -0500, J. Landman Gay wrote: > Ken Ray wrote: > >> No, it's not the colors and titlebar decorations that I'm talking >> about - those change - it's the internal controls (buttons, fields, >> menus, etc.). I've been working on RevZilla 2.1 (which is almost >> ready

Re: Non-Motif Linux Interface?

Ken Ray wrote: No, it's not the colors and titlebar decorations that I'm talking about - those change - it's the internal controls (buttons, fields, menus, etc.). I've been working on RevZilla 2.1 (which is almost ready to be released, btw), and Mark and I were testing it under Kubuntu. Here's

Re: Non-Motif Linux Interface?

On Tue, 24 Apr 2007 19:27:55 +0100, Peter wrote: > On my installation Rev IDE does change with the WM and with the WM > theme. To see the way it works, I started up Rev, brought up the > gnome theme manager, and changed themes. Rev changes - the color, > and also the decoration of the title

Re: Cleaning up stack URLs

On Apr 24, 2007, at 12:46 PM, Mark Smith wrote: I think UrlEncode is exactly what you're after, isn't it? from the docs: Returns a string that has been transformed so that it can be posted to an HTTP server as a URL. Right, I checked that out first thing. But URLencode is for formatting

Re: problems with grouped images

On Mon Apr 23, 2007, Chipp Walters chipp at chipp.com wrote Hi Wilhelm, Yes, I just went back to a couple of projects where I do something similar and found out I had to create a 'background graphic' in order to preserve formattng. Thanks for documenting this on the list. I guess if you cannot

Re: Cleaning up stack URLs

I think UrlEncode is exactly what you're after, isn't it? from the docs: Returns a string that has been transformed so that it can be posted to an HTTP server as a URL. Best, Mark On 24 Apr 2007, at 19:18, Devin Asay wrote: I'm working on a stack that launches stacks from the web with 'go

Non-Motif Linux Interface?

On my installation Rev IDE does change with the WM and with the WM theme. To see the way it works, I started up Rev, brought up the gnome theme manager, and changed themes. Rev changes - the color, and also the decoration of the title bar. It also changes in KDE, so if you want it in purple,

Cleaning up stack URLs

I'm working on a stack that launches stacks from the web with 'go stack URL'. I know there are certain characters that are illegal or unsafe in URL strings. (See http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc1738) These include space, quote and a number of others. Most web browsers automatically escape t

Re: Was cgi for slide show

On 4/23/07 11:32 PM, "Jim Ault" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Thanks, got it. Hershel > On 4/23/07 6:39 PM, "Hershel Fisch" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> On 4/23/07 8:31 PM, "Bill Marriott" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >>> The META tag has a "refresh" parameter which automatically switches to >>> slid

Non-Motif Linux Interface?

Is it possible to have Rev display using the currently installed theme or in any event NOT using Motif for the interface look and feel on Linux? I don't mean changing the "look and feel" setting to some other emulated implementation. The reason I ask is that Mark Wieder and I have been talking

Re: DotMac

there are also command line tools such as 'cadaver' (silly name, I know) that can be used with shell() maybe wget or curl is also able to access webdav volumes. andre On Apr 24, 2007, at 1:31 PM, Christian Langers wrote: Hi... Some time ago i experimented with my iDisk... This seemed to

Re: DotMac

Hi... Some time ago i experimented with my iDisk... This seemed to work : post URL "file:wallet.swdb" to URL "http:// user:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/user/Documents/sWallet/ wallet_"&tDate&"_"&tTime&".swdb" Christian Le 24 avr. 07 à 17:20, Richard Gaskin a écrit : Mark Schonewille wrote: T

Re: line endings on OS X

Bernard, I do agree that it might be more fully documented, though once you've figured it out it's not exactly a burden. "write to file" does the same thing as URL "file:", so you can do "open file somefile for binary write", just as you can do URL "binfile:" Best, Mark On 24 Apr 2007, at

Re: DotMac

Mark Schonewille wrote: Thanks for the reply. Putting data into a URL appears to work with a standard WebDav server, but it is extremely slow. It doesn't work with DotMac. DotMac returns an error: Method not allowed. Any other ideas? I don't have any, but I do have a question: Anyone here

Re: DotMac

Hi Devin, Thanks for the reply. Putting data into a URL appears to work with a standard WebDav server, but it is extremely slow. It doesn't work with DotMac. DotMac returns an error: Method not allowed. Any other ideas? Best, Mark -- Economy-x-Talk Consultancy and Software Engineering

Re: DotMac

On Apr 24, 2007, at 5:55 AM, Mark Schonewille wrote: Dear list members, I received a request to create a programme that uploads and downloads files to the web space of a user's DotMac account. I don't feel like writing a WebDav client, unless it is the only way. Nor do I want the iDisk t

Re: Quitting on a Mac

On Apr 23, 2007, at 9:30 PM, Thomas Speitel wrote: Everything works fine now if the user quits using a mouse and goes to the quit menu item. What I don't know is how to intercept a command-Q??? Any ideas? It requires a little AppleScript event handler. Key Ray posted a tip on how to do t

DotMac

Dear list members, I received a request to create a programme that uploads and downloads files to the web space of a user's DotMac account. I don't feel like writing a WebDav client, unless it is the only way. Nor do I want the iDisk to appear on the desktop each time the application is use

Re: line endings on OS X

Hi Mark, thanks for the speedy response. I guessed that something like that was going on. However, it certainly should be documented more clearly. The documentation for the "file" keyword does not mention this at all. Furthermore, what I find strange is that putting any of these charac

XML tree with spaces

Good day everyone, I have used the very informative xmltree-view stack as well as Sarah's tutorial on XML & runrev but have come up with a small glitch and am wondering how I can rectify it. I basically read data from my sql DB into an array and then build an xml-tree from this data, however, i

Re: line endings on OS X

Bernard, in Rev itself, numToChar(10) is used for line endings (showing its Unix origins), but if written to a file on a Mac, using URL "file:", they're translated to numToChar(13). If using URL "binfile:", no translation happens, so numToChar(10) is preserved. I think what you're seeing is

line endings on OS X

I have a problem writing to text files on OS X, and would like to determine if it is a defect in Revolution. If I save a multi-line text file using vi (created pressing the return key), or if I do the following: echo "line 1" > mytextfile.txt echo "line 2" >> mytextfile.txt then I can get

Re: Drawers

Mike et all, Have you by chance discovered a work-around for the drawer problem under OSX 10.3.x ? It still exists in the latest Beta (though there are now 3 bug reports... 4739, 3508 and 4056 ) on April 14, 2007 Scott Morrow lamely wrote: It was reported as a bug. I also seem to rememb