For anyone curious about Linux, and who has not yet gone beyond Ubuntu,
elive, one of my favourite projects, has just reached their 1.0 release.
This is about as amazing a visual and desktop experience as you can get, and
what you might have expected from a developer with the name of
From: Peter Alcibiades [EMAIL PROTECTED]
For anyone curious about Linux, and who has not yet gone beyond Ubuntu,
elive, one of my favourite projects, has just reached their 1.0 release.
This is about as amazing a visual and desktop experience as you can get,
and what you might have expected
Hi,
That sounds like a better approach to me too, however if the problem
is because the file is 2GB (or whatever the limit is on Windows)
then it still won't work.
All the Best
Dave
On 5 Jul 2007, at 13:20, Andre Garzia wrote:
Alejandro,
if this is that kind of XML that has a simple
Thanks Ken, that´s what I was afraid of.
Andre: The gt; is in the contents of the node, not in the Tag name. The
whole thing is UTF8 encoded, so I do not see how the external should
lose any char in the node contents. It appears that it doesn´t get along
with mixed stuff in node contents
Ken, Andre
Thanks for taking the time on this vexing PDF issue. Either solution
does appear to work some of the time at least. The better formatted
papers that have standard form (JEL classifcation, etc) can easily be
read by Andre's solution. Sometimes by Ken's as well although many
papers
On Fri, 6 Jul 2007 18:55:31 +1000, Scott Kane wrote:
From: Peter Alcibiades [EMAIL PROTECTED]
For anyone curious about Linux, and who has not yet gone beyond
Ubuntu, elive, one of my favourite projects, has just reached their
1.0 release.
Thanks for the link, Peter! I'm going to DL and
Francis Nugent Dixon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
After 40 years of programming, I think I could write a book
called Some programmers are from Mars, Others are from
Venus (and I don't know what planet I came from ..!)
Chiche !
[my Harrap's Shorter writes: Try it! and I dare you!
the on-line
Err,
I've been running Ubuntu with E17 as a desk-top
manager for some months now.
So:
What does elive have that Ubuntu with E17 doesn't?
sincerely, Richmond Mathewson
A Thorn in the flesh is better than a failed Systems Development
From: Ken Ray [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Actually, it doesn't look like that at all to me - the video that's there
that shows elive shows dark screens at the beginning, but lighter
ones later on, so I'm sure it's just a theme choice.
My internet connection is running at dialup speed today so I
I posted this to the IMPROVE list but nobody with an INTEL mac has
confirmed this. This appears to be a problem ONLY with INTEL versions
of REV. Please help me confirm this. Demo stack link below.
Sometimes we design text fields with their background a dark color
and the foreground a light
Richmond -
Q: What does it have that Ubuntu with E17 doesn't?
A: Thanatermesis!
I notice that they are asking for a small donation for the download - which
I'm happy to give as recognition for having got to 1.0, since I've a soft
spot for them, and think its amazing what they have done
Bryan,
there's still hope! :D
two new tricks, does the filename contain meaningful data about the title?
if so, check for the presence of those words and what is near them. I belive
titles uses big font faces and appear alone on a page or at least have
importance on a page. Look for big font
On 7/6/07, Stephen Barncard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I posted this to the IMPROVE list but nobody with an INTEL mac has
confirmed this. This appears to be a problem ONLY with INTEL versions
of REV. Please help me confirm this. Demo stack link below.
Confirmed MacBook Pro 2.0, 10.4.9, Rev
On 7/6/07, Stephen Barncard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This makes very difficult any text editing where the background of
the field is dark and the text is light. I do not have a INTEL native
text editor handy that can do a black background to see if this is a
OS problem.
In a Universal
On Jul 6, 2007, at 8:17 AM, Stephen Barncard wrote:
I posted this to the IMPROVE list but nobody with an INTEL mac has
confirmed this. This appears to be a problem ONLY with INTEL
versions of REV. Please help me confirm this. Demo stack link below.
Stephen, I can confirm this bug on
Malte,
I think the XML External will have trouble if gt; is present anywhere, even
as node content. gt; is not an XML Entity, I had that problem before too,
you can try replacing the ampersands for amp;. This may move your software
forwards while RunRev External Quality Ninjas work out what is
Fat32 has a 4gb file size limit, but I think NTFS or whatever windows uses
nowadays is not limited like this.
Cheers
andre
On 7/6/07, Dave [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
That sounds like a better approach to me too, however if the problem
is because the file is 2GB (or whatever the limit is
On 7/6/07, Kay C Lan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
changes to a white cursor (as is the insertion point)
Sorry, a little confusion there - as I was playing with all sorts of
colours, but the end result is that it behaves as expected.
Page black with white text = cursor insertion point = white
On 6. Jul 2007, at 16:17, Stephen Barncard wrote:
I posted this to the IMPROVE list but nobody with an INTEL mac has
confirmed this. This appears to be a problem ONLY with INTEL
versions of REV. Please help me confirm this.
Just another confirmation: MacBook Pro 2.33, 10.4.10, Rev 2.8.2
Something is missing in this stack, it doesn't work, can you take a
look? It's supposed to convert a decimal number to Base64.
I tried 3 ways to do it with no success!

Saludos,
Javier
PS.: Later I would like to ask something about inter-application
communications and a couple of things
On 7/6/07, Andre Garzia [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A system agnostic approach would be to ask the user to select and copy the
title to the clipboard, this way, you just need to check
clipboarddata[text] to get your title.
Unfortunately Rev's inter-app clipboard transferring ability is less
On 7/5/07, J. Landman Gay [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It is so satisfying to be able to write whatever I need. Anyone else
done little personal stacks with Rev lately?
Finally got sick and tired of trying to track down self generated errors in
very long horizontal lists that are suppose to
Kay,
I've met one of Devon Tech developers in Malta :-) Small world ain't it, a
Brazilian and he is from Bulgary, met in Malta in the house of Sims and
Cloe.
My needs are simple. I put online versions of some parts of magazines for
the Himalayan Academy Publications (www.himalayanacademy.com).
Andre-
Friday, July 6, 2007, 8:03:36 AM, you wrote:
Fat32 has a 4gb file size limit, but I think NTFS or whatever windows uses
nowadays is not limited like this.
The problem here is not so much with the OS limitations, but more one
of apps written in C (i.e., the engine) that use the standard
From: Mark Wieder [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The problem here is not so much with the OS limitations, but more one of
apps written in C (i.e., the engine) that use the standard file
functions (fread, fwrite, fseek, etc.) that are limited to 2GB file sizes
due to the size of an integer. Switching to the
Message: 24
Date: Thu, 5 Jul 2007 16:42:10 -0700
From: Brian Yennie [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Starting at square one with image processing
To: How to use Revolution use-revolution@lists.runrev.com
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Content-Type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII; delsp=yes;
On 7/7/07, Andre Garzia [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've met one of Devon Tech developers in Malta :-) Small world ain't it, a
Brazilian and he is from Bulgary, met in Malta in the house of Sims and
Cloe.
Sounds more like the start of a very bad joke;-
My needs are simple.
As are mine.
Thanks Kay, Devin and Ralf for the confirmation. I guess this is one
of the few problems for us Intel mac users that I can see in the Bug
database.
On 6. Jul 2007, at 16:17, Stephen Barncard wrote:
I posted this to the IMPROVE list but nobody with an INTEL mac has
confirmed this. This
I have found the possibility of making a variable typing error is
almost nil, but the primary reason for this is that I almost never
type variable names. (except the first time :-)
It is faster and 100% accurate for me to use a feature I contributed
to Galaxy called ScriptPaint to paint
On Jun 29, 2007, at 3:31 AM, Dave wrote:
When I edit code (whatever the language) I type the name of the
variable once and once only and maybe I don't type the whole thing
at all. I then use copy/paste to paste the variable into where it
is being used.
Oops, I just saw this...
Hi Brian
For a simple approach solution, this is pretty darn close, except where
trailing punctuation forms part of the string to find...
put This is a great script - Brian did good! into sourceText
put script - Brian into findThis
put wholeFindIt (sourceTest, findThis) = FALSE # should be
On Fri, 6 Jul 2007 12:16:55 -0400, Javier Miranda V. wrote:
Something is missing in this stack, it doesn't work, can you take a
look? It's supposed to convert a decimal number to Base64.
I tried 3 ways to do it with no success!
Javier, you aren't allowed to upload stacks to the list, only
If I change screen dimensions or arrangement on a second monitor (at least
on OSX) Rev behaves very differently to other applications. Stacks cannot be
positioned properly and jump around. Specifically if the screen arrangement
is one in which the top of the second screen is above the top of the
On 7/7/07, Josh Mellicker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Oops, I just saw this...
Copy/Paste works well, but the sequence:
- mouse move to highlight the word (lose your insertion point in
the line you're working on)
- copy (two keystrokes)
- move mouse back to line
- paste (two keystrokes)
Kay C Lan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The result, the horizontal data is now displayed vertically, nicely lined up
to match. Finding extra, missing or mismatched data couldn't be easier.
by the way, i think there IS a function to commute from horizontal
list to vertical ones!?
Kay C Lan wrote:
Unfortunately, Rev and CopyPaste don't get on :-(
I have a frontscript that lives in a plugin and automatically gets put
in use whenever I launch Rev. Adding scriptpaint to it was a one-liner,
I just did it a couple of minutes ago since it seems like such a great idea.
In
On Jul 6, 2007, at 1:31 PM, Kay C Lan wrote:
This puts a smile on my face because the best assistant for me is a
program
called CopyPaste.
...
Unfortunately, Rev and CopyPaste don't get on :-(
I favor CopyPaste, too...everywhere but Rev. Rev's stranglehold on
the clipboard trips up
Javier, I'm assuming that what you want to is to convert numbers fom
base 10 to base 64. If this is right, I don't think there is a way to
do this easily in Rev. The baseConvert function will only convert to
a maximum base of 36, so you'll have to do the binary maths yourself!
(I think
Hi,
I have a similar problem, e.g. a crash/quit and it's inside
QuickTime too. Are you using a player or making use of the export
snapshot command?
I have this problem on the following machines:
G5, G4, G4 PowerBook all running 10.4.10.
All the Best
Dave
Dave,
Mine was related to
Didn't expect programming an embedded volumes/folders/files navigator
can be so easy. If you need something like this in your application, use
the source below - just copy/paste the 3 handlers from this message into
a scrolling field. In object inspector check the lock text and the list
Whoops, Thunderbird reformatted the e-mail, so likely you won't be able
to get it running after copying/pasting the code from my previous message.
Here is a sample stack with a field using these 3 short handlers if
anyone is interested:
go stack URL http://www.ekoinf.net/File_browser.rev;
feel
Hello everyone,
I'm using Revolution to send queries to extract data from a remote
FileMaker database running on a Mac. The version of FileMaker is 6
Unlimited. My post is simple. It looks like this.
post thePost to url theURL
But because I'm often extracting hundreds, if not
I probably suck on this since I'm a noob, but the nevertheless I had fun
with this one.. :D This is not optimized so it might have some overhead.
I also nicked a piece of code from brian's one and changed it to my
needs, hopefully you can forgive me ;)
button script:
on mouseUp
put This is
I'm a bit late to this thread. I found it only because I was having
trouble and searched the archives. My answer was opening not only in
the top right third of the screen but partway OFF the screen on
MacOSX in development mode. I added my votes to this known
bug/enhancement.
I do the old way and paste into Excel using transpose.
Only works with cr and tab delimited, though.
Plus, I always have Excel open
I have build a few transpose functions but always with more complex issues
than the one Kay C. offered. Don't know of a built-in transpose in Rev.
Jim Ault
Las
Sakari,
Looks like a clever approach! I haven't had a chance to try it out,
but it looks to be a nice combination of techniques. Anything I post
here is up for grabs, unless I specifically say otherwise (and I
never have). Especially when the group is working on a challenge, I'm
happy to
I've discovered that I have no idea what's going on with the
imagedata function.
I thought that the imagedata was a pixel by pixel map of the image. I
tried the following handler to look at each pixel of my image:
on mouseUp
put the name of image id 1014 into tName
put the imagedata of
Chipp has done some very good imagedata and alphadata example stacks.
You should see how he does:
ImageTrans.rev
altMakeTrans.rev
and Wilhelm Sanke
tiles_seamless.rev
Jim Ault
Las Vegas
On 7/6/07 4:51 PM, James Hurley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've discovered that I have no idea what's going
James,
You are on the right track. Your interpretation of the pixels is
correct. However, I would pay special attention to the size of your
image - setting the imageData can reset scaling you have done, which
off of the top of my head is probably why you are seeing a line
become a square
On 7/7/07, J. Landman Gay [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a frontscript that lives in a plugin and automatically gets put
in use whenever I launch Rev. Adding scriptpaint to it was a one-liner,
I just did it a couple of minutes ago since it seems like such a great
idea.
--great script
On 7/7/07, David Bovill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If I change screen dimensions or arrangement on a second monitor (at least
on OSX) Rev behaves very differently to other applications. Stacks cannot
be
positioned properly and jump around.
Yes I mentioned that recently on another thread and
On 7/7/07, Jim Ault [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I do the old way and paste into Excel using transpose.
Only works with cr and tab delimited, though.
Plus, I always have Excel open
Yes I'll put my hand up, I've done that enough times:-)
I have build a few transpose functions but always with
According to a handy little book I own, 'XML - in easy steps', gt; is
the standard way to represent '' in node contents, so it should work.
But it also mentions that you can use the unicode character code
'#nnn;' for non standard characters.
I tried a simplified test here on Windows and gt;
Well done, Sakari! This is impressive and building on prior published work
is always sound practice. We may be close to an optimizable script here, folks.
Your script handles the criteria including case sensitivity, except for ends
of line (CR, LF and CRLF) and tab...
put This is a
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