I'm interested. Write it, please :-).
Viktoras
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From: Scott Kane
Date: 05/22/07 03:54:20
To: use-revolution@lists.runrev.com
Subject: Code Signing Anyone?
This pertains to people using Rev to build Windows Stand Alones.
In XP SP2 Microsoft
Simplest suggestion is an arithmetic series
Each term of the series increases (or decreases) by a constant amount
You need the series to sum to 180 (to go from 75 to 255)
For n terms the sum is 0.5*n*(a[1]+a[n])
Therefore for 30 terms, a[30]=12-a[1]
Also, a[n]=a[1]+d*(n-1) where d is the
Tried it out again and it works, no crash.
I still have the crash log, I hope this is not an intermittent issue!
Cheers,
Luis.
On 21 May 2007, at 16:32, Luis wrote:
That's weird. Weird, weird, weird...!
Cheers,
Luis.
On 21 May 2007, at 10:22, Thierry wrote:
Hi,
Well, that's that
Hiya,
Have you tried messing with:
revSetDatabaseDriverPath ../drivers/
revSetDatabaseDriverPath the defaultFolder
My current setup for the driver is: Revolution Studio/2.8.1-gm-1/
Externals/Database Drivers whilst in the IDE, I haven't run the new
version on my current project as a
The following might be of some use - or even tweakable;
go stack URL http://www.molekular.co.uk/tmp/seriesTest.rev;
JC
Scott Rossi wrote:
Being math challenged as I am, I'm wondering if any of the math experts out
there can explain how to increase the value of a variable by a progressively
Which one? g There's alt.comp.shareware,
comp.software.shareware.* (where I'm moderator), the ASP, AISIP,
the OISV g
Scott Kane
comp.software.shareware.*
Though I've been to alt as well.
Shari
--
Gypsy King games for
MAC and WlND0WS
http://www.gypsyware.com
Jacqui,
Since all our apps are made with the same engine, I wonder if it would be
possible for RR to get a certificate and let all of us use it. Would MS go
for that? Maybe this could be a perk for Enterprise users or a small fee
for Studio users.
That's neither possible nor desirable.
Hi,
We got the Beta Version Quartam of the PDF Library and having found
it was good for our purposes, contacted Jan Schenkel and offered to
buy the license right then. He said we'd have to wait until March for
it to be released and extended the license. He said he'd continue to
extend
Hi,
I've been experimenting on and off with various work-arounds. So I
thought I'd mention that seek has the same problem, you can't seek
past the 2GB mark of the file.
All the Best
Dave
On 17 May 2007, at 19:44, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Dave wrote:
Hi,
That's what I'm doing, but it's
One of the things that sold me on entering the computer world was the
ability to create things. I had absolutely no computer experience or
knowledge, but a friend convinced me to buy a Mac and told me about
Hypercard, and I wanted to try it. The language being virtually the
same through
Later this year I'll be adding batch processing to one of my
applications. On OS X this will be via Ken's excellent custom AS
Dictionary tip (http://www.sonsothunder.com/devres/revolution/tips/
ascr006.htm).
Is there a similar way to control Rev standalones from the command
line on OS X
Hi Bill, Jacqui and all,
That's neither possible nor desirable.
Indeed. It would be grounds for a cert to be pulled by the authenticator.
It's not possible because the code signing takes into account a checksum
for the whole .exe (along with other factors) and that is different with
every
One of the things that sold me on entering the computer world was the
ability to create things. I had absolutely no computer experience or
knowledge, but a friend convinced me to buy a Mac and told me about
Hypercard, and I wanted to try it. The language being virtually the same
through
comp.software.shareware.*
Ah - you have taste. :-)
Though I've been to alt as well.
Yes. But we shan't speak of that particular maelstrom! g
Scott Kane
Nobody can go back and start a new beginning, but anyone can start
today and make a new ending. -- Maria Robinson
From: Richard Gaskin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Or maybe he'd consider adding it to the revJournal repository:
http://www.revjournal.com
Hi Richard,
I'll do this one for RR if they accept it. However I have an idea for an
article on RevJournal in mind and will get back to you privately.
I am trying to get two card printed on the same page one on top of page one
on bottom of page each in a rectangle 468,288 6.5 x4
I can get each card printed out on own page but not able to figure out how
to print both on same page?
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So, right this minute, without a cert, if I distribute an
application for Windows on a CD or download from a website, what is
the user's experience? Seems like just another one of M$'s ploys to
make money on everything that goes into a Window's computer; but many
times over. Rather astute
So, right this minute, without a cert, if I distribute an application
for Windows on a CD or download from a website, what is the user's
experience? Seems like just another one of M$'s ploys to make money on
everything that goes into a Window's computer; but many times over.
Rather astute
You can set the printGutters to specify how to arrange the two cards.
You need then do (warning, untested Revolution script):
*open printing (with dialog)
print card 1
print card 2
close printing*
You could also use
*open printing
print card 1 into /pageRect/
print card 2 into /pageRect/
Scott,
An article would be wonderful and greatly appreciated. Especially if
you can show how to get a discount (as I'm sure the price is quite hefty
considering VeriSign's typically high prices).
Derek Bump
Dreamscape Software
Compress photos
In a printing project I had to do with Rev I made a sub stack called Print
Buddy that held all the formatting and graphics needed, but not the
content. My handlers merely gathered the content from the stack the users
saw, loaded the printing card in Print Buddy, adjusted positions, printed,
then
Hi All,
Just a quick note that this was resolved off-list.
A full release announcement is around the corner.
Best regards,
Jan Schenkel.
Quartam Reports for Revolution
http://www.quartam.com
=
As we grow older, we grow both wiser and more foolish at the same time. (La
Rochefoucauld)
Jan,
again, thanks for the library, I think it is one of the best
additions to the Rev communities ever!!!
:D
andre
On May 22, 2007, at 1:12 PM, Jan Schenkel wrote:
Hi All,
Just a quick note that this was resolved off-list.
A full release announcement is around the corner.
Best regards,
Hi,
I am having an interesting problem. Recently one of the computers on my
network started getting a Sorry for the Inconveniance but Revolution must shut
down. message while attempting to execute the print code shown below on
several printers available from that workstation. The print job
Thank's that seems fair !
Camm
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From: Mark Wieder [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: How to use Revolution use-revolution@lists.runrev.com
Sent: Tuesday, May 22, 2007 6:22 AM
Subject: Re: WARNING BUG ! Rev fails to Communicate
Camm29-
Monday, May 21, 2007, 2:12:05 PM, you
Hi,
I've been looking through the docs for ages and I can't find how to
do this simple thing!!!
All I want to do is to store the ID that is returned from the send
command, e.g.
send mouseUp to me in 5 seconds
Where is the ID stored??
Thanks a lot
All the Best
Dave
SEND whatever
put the result into pID
Hi,
I've been looking through the docs for ages and I can't find how to
do this simple thing!!!
All I want to do is to store the ID that is returned from the send
command, e.g.
send mouseUp to me in 5 seconds
Where is the ID stored??
Thanks a lot
Hi Dave,
Send mouseUp to me in 5 seconds
put the result into lCancelMouseUpID
Set lCancelID as a script local variable and if necessary:
cancel lCancelMouseUpID
-- will cancel the mouseUp pending message
Le 22 mai 07 à 19:51, Dave a écrit :
Hi,
I've been looking through the docs for
Dave wrote:
Hi,
I've been experimenting on and off with various work-arounds. So I
thought I'd mention that seek has the same problem, you can't seek
past the 2GB mark of the file.
Right. As I mentioned in the support note you sent (thanks for writing,
by the way, it's the appropriate
If i call and ask dialog from a mousedown handler, the ask dialog
buttons in the dialog box does not appear to have the screen focus
when its brought up so it takes two clicks to activate a button (ie
one to bring the window into focus and the second to activate the
button.) if i do the
Camm29-
Thank's that seems fair !
Your experience can always serve as a warning to others...
Good judgement comes from experience. Experience comes from bad judgement.
-- Jim Horning
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Mark Wieder
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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On 21 May 2007, at 23:59, Ken Ray wrote:
Actually the 'revCopyFolder' command uses AppleScript under the
hood to
do its business, and this is why you get an 'execution error'. The
problem is that Rev doesn't maintain the long file name as it is, but
in its hashed state. This is something Rev
From a GUI point of view, I'd be surprised if you could change focus
like that during a mouseDown handler - when would you expect a dialog
box to appear *before* releasing the mouse?
Ian
On 22 May 2007, at 19:34, Jeff Reynolds wrote:
If i call and ask dialog from a mousedown handler, the
Interesting theory, except Microsoft doesn't make any money off the process.
The only cost associated with code signing is paying for the secure
certificate, and that money goes to Verisign. It's no more of a money-making
scheme than secure (https://) sites. The certificate simply ensures the
can't we generate our own certs using openssl?
sorry, I don't understand much about this.
andre
On May 22, 2007, at 4:23 PM, Bill Marriott wrote:
Interesting theory, except Microsoft doesn't make any money off the
process.
The only cost associated with code signing is paying for the secure
Jim-
In addition, you can use the builtin search tool to open a browser window to
search the archives at gmane.
Select Documentation from the Help menu,
click on Search and select the gmane icon.
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Bill, thanks for the clarification; though I can't imagine M$ doing
ANYTHING without scooping up some lucre from it. Has to be some
hidden protocol involved.
Joe Wilkins
On May 22, 2007, at 12:23 PM, Bill Marriott wrote:
Interesting theory, except Microsoft doesn't make any money off the
I am not intending to continue this thread endlessly, but I think the
last contributions and questions of Ian Wood and Jacqueline deserve
another response.
I had written:
When a photo is taken, it gets a modification date at the same time,
although it is - as it were - only modified out of
Andre,
can't we generate our own certs using openssl?
No. Code signing certs are similar to, but not exactly like SSL certs. A
cert used for code signing must actually verify you or your organization's
real-world identity. If just anyone could make a cert any time that would
defeat the
Thanks Eric and Stephen,
As far as I can see it's not in the dictionary.
Cheers
Dave
On 22 May 2007, at 18:58, Eric Chatonet wrote:
Hi Dave,
Send mouseUp to me in 5 seconds
put the result into lCancelMouseUpID
Set lCancelID as a script local variable and if necessary:
cancel
From: Andre Garzia [EMAIL PROTECTED]
can't we generate our own certs using openssl?
No. It must come from a an approved issuer and AFAICT Microsoft hold at the
very least the license if not the algo.
sorry, I don't understand much about this.
No need to apologise. It's not a widely
Recently, Dave wrote:
As far as I can see it's not in the dictionary.
send
Type: command
Syntax: send message [to object] [in time [seconds | ticks | milliseconds]]
If you specify a time, the message is sent to the object after the specified
time has elapsed. The message is added to the
Bill, thanks for the clarification; though I can't imagine M$ doing
ANYTHING without scooping up some lucre from it. Has to be some hidden
protocol involved.
I'm pretty sure (have not checked personally) that MS do have a good stake
in shares in Verisign. In fact the Vista Certification
Hi Dave,
Thanks Eric and Stephen,
As far as I can see it's not in the dictionary.
Wipe your glasses 8-)
From the docs about send:
...
f you specify a time, the message is sent to the object after the
specified time has elapsed.
The message is added to the pendingMessages function.
From: Dave Herndon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Dave
I am having an interesting problem. Recently one of the computers on my
network started getting a Sorry for the Inconveniance but Revolution must
shut
down. message while attempting to execute the print code shown below on
several printers
HI All,
I have a problem and it's either tricky or I have been sitting in
front of this keyboard for far too long!
I have a time-out value, it it fires it calls
HandleMessageTimeOutControl (as well as other handlers). If the
user clicks in the button, then I want to cancel the
Hi,
Guess I just couldn't see it for looking!
All the Best
Dave
On 22 May 2007, at 21:57, Scott Rossi wrote:
Recently, Dave wrote:
As far as I can see it's not in the dictionary.
send
Type: command
Syntax: send message [to object] [in time [seconds | ticks |
milliseconds]]
If you
To get a fuller picture, have a look at 'the pendingMessages'. (The
doc entry for 'send' does refer to both the pendingMessages and
cancel under 'see also').
Best,
Mark
On 22 May 2007, at 21:50, Dave wrote:
Thanks Eric and Stephen,
As far as I can see it's not in the dictionary.
Am 22.05.2007 um 23:02 schrieb Dave:
Hi,
Guess I just couldn't see it for looking!
Wouldn't have been the first time...
All the Best
Dave
On 22 May 2007, at 21:57, Scott Rossi wrote:
Recently, Dave wrote:
As far as I can see it's not in the dictionary.
send
Type: command
Syntax:
Wilhelm Sanke wrote:
I repeat my recommendation to add the ability to read EXIF data with the
detailed files function:
I don't know if I'd like that. To read the EXIF data, every file would
have to be opened and read individually, which would be very
time-consuming. As it is now, a single
On 5/22/07 2:09 PM, J. Landman Gay [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Wilhelm Sanke wrote:
I repeat my recommendation to add the ability to read EXIF data with the
detailed files function:
I don't know if I'd like that. To read the EXIF data, every file would
have to be opened and read
On 22 May 2007, at 22:03, Klaus Major wrote:
Am 22.05.2007 um 23:02 schrieb Dave:
Hi,
Guess I just couldn't see it for looking!
Wouldn't have been the first time...
Nor the last I doubt...
All the Best
Dave
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No. Code signing certs are similar to, but not exactly like SSL certs. A
cert used for code signing must actually verify you or your organization's
real-world identity. If just anyone could make a cert any time that would
defeat the purpose. As far as I know, Verisign is the only entity that
Here is one way, amoung others
send doTheMouseupThing fromMseUp to me in 1 tick
on mouseUp
doTheMouseupThing
end mouseUp
on doTheMouseupThing msgg
if msgg is empty then --the user did the click
local myMessageID
local myMessageKind
set the destroyStack of this stack
I repeat my recommendation to add the ability to read EXIF data with
the detailed files function:
EXIFdata seem to be really reliable data, survive most transfer
procedures, and spare you the trouble to remember in which way you
have transferred image files from one volume or folder to another
What I really want is a way of tell if the mouseUp handler has been
called by the user pressing the mouse or if it's via the send command.
Without going into the details of your script, one way to do this is
with a parameter e.g.
on mouseUp
myHandler mouse
end mouseUp
on otherHandler
send
Jacqueline Landman Gay wrote:
Wilhelm Sanke wrote:
I repeat my recommendation to add the ability to read EXIF data with
the
detailed files function:
I don't know if I'd like that. To read the EXIF data, every file would
have to be opened and read individually, which would be very
Does anyone use the email error reporting feature in standalones? It
used to work fine but recently, I have got a few reports that say
this:
Executing at 2:58:29 PM
Type
Object card id 1002
Lineput 'Object' tab the short name of tObject cr after tErrorString
HintpreOpenCard
On 5/22/07 3:30 PM, Wilhelm Sanke [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As far as I know, however, the situation may be at least different for
Windows and MacOS. I do not know if the OSX finder could access EXIF
data automatically, but WindowsXP surely does.
A glimpse of why cross-platform can be
On 5/23/07, Jeff Reynolds [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If i call and ask dialog from a mousedown handler, the ask dialog
buttons in the dialog box does not appear to have the screen focus
when its brought up so it takes two clicks to activate a button (ie
one to bring the window into focus and the
On 5/18/07, Len Morgan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sometimes it seems the simplest things are the hardest!! I'm trying to
draw a line on a card (which will be printed later) it's going to look
like a spreadsheet when I'm done but I can't use the (useless) table
fields from Rev.
My problem is that
Robert Brenstein rjb at robelko.com wrote:
I am not sure why you would want an operating system to look into the
file content to fetch a date. After all, EXIF data is file content. I
think that detailed files reports correctly file data as seen by the
operating system.
Robert
Robert,
one
From: Sarah Reichelt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sarah,
That line of script does not appear in any of my code, so I assume there
is an error in the error reporting. Has anyone else experienced
this? I'm not even sure what version of Revolution it is. It won't be
2.8.1 but it could be 2.6.x, 2.7.x or
anyone learning about working with send and messages should try Dar
Scott's excellent Message Mechanics stack that can be found at
http://www.swcp.com/dsc/revstacks.html
--
stephen barncard
s a n f r a n c i s c o
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Len,
I've done several programs similar to spreadsheets. In every case,
instead of drawing lines, I draw the grid lines in a drawing program,
MacDraft, where I have greater control of the appearance; then I save
the drawing as a JPG and use that to create an image which I can
display on
How about the tip:
http://www.sonsothunder.com/devres/revolution/tips/env001.htm
Does that work for you?
Ken Ray
Sons of Thunder Software, Inc.
It appears to be a good all xplatform script, however the Windows part
suffers from the same problem that my script does.
put shell(ipconfig
The term creation date is misleading here, because what the
detailed files retrieves is basically different from the real
creation date of a camera image. Only in some cases is the
detailed-files creation date identical with the creation date of the
photo.
Regards,
Wilhelm Sanke
I can see
Could the 2038 date be set on the camera? By mistake of course...
Cheers,
Luis.
On 22 May 2007, at 21:44, Wilhelm Sanke wrote:
I am not intending to continue this thread endlessly, but I think
the last contributions and questions of Ian Wood and Jacqueline
deserve another response.
I
That line of script does not appear in any of my code, so I assume there
is an error in the error reporting. Has anyone else experienced
this? I'm not even sure what version of Revolution it is. It won't be
2.8.1 but it could be 2.6.x, 2.7.x or 2.8.0
I get this with 2.6.1. It makes that
That line of script does not appear in any of my code, so I assume there
is an error in the error reporting. Has anyone else experienced
this? I'm not even sure what version of Revolution it is. It won't be
2.8.1 but it could be 2.6.x, 2.7.x or 2.8.0
I get this with 2.6.1. It makes that
Sarah Reichelt wrote:
That line of script does not appear in any of my code, so I assume
there
is an error in the error reporting.
It looks a little like the error reporting script can't identify the
object that failed.
I have now tested a stack with an error built using with 2.6.1,
From: Sarah Reichelt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Again, maybe this is platform-specific. What are you using Scott?
XP Service Pack 2. But it does it for me on Win 2000 and Vista as well.
Have tried it in different stacks (read app's) doing different things.
Scott Kane
CD Too - Voice Overs Artist
From: J. Landman Gay [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Maybe Scott doesn't mean quit but means the script exits? That would be
normal. Handlers abort if there's a scripting error. If it really does
abnormally quit, that might be a crash and should be reported.
For me it kills the app. I'll try it on my
Scott Kane wrote:
From: Sarah Reichelt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Again, maybe this is platform-specific. What are you using Scott?
XP Service Pack 2. But it does it for me on Win 2000 and Vista as well.
Have tried it in different stacks (read app's) doing different things.
Do you mean quit, as
To: How to use Revolution use-revolution@lists.runrev.com
Do you mean quit, as in the app shuts down? Does Windows throw an error?
App shuts down (closes completely). I would expect a Windows Access
Violation here but do not get one, which leads me to suspect that it's
because Rev is
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