Hi Jacque,
Le 2 août 07 à 05:24, J. Landman Gay a écrit :
You can put info in custom properties and password-protect the
stack, which makes the properties unreadable and encrypted.
Unfortunately (and this would be a nice to have), custom properties
can be accessed as usual in a password
Hi, and thanks for all your responses.
entering/reading data manually: text file way easier
What is manually in this context? What other processes in the
workflow require manual editing?
Basically I was saying typing stuff in a text file is easier than
altering custom properties with
Hi Mark,
Le 1 août 07 à 18:14, Mark E. Powell a écrit :
After a user enters cursor in a fld (its traversalOn property is
true), I want control-A to select the text of that fld. How do I
do it?
Sarah answered yet in the case you have a menu bar but may be you
have not :-)
A
On 1 Aug 2007, at 13:12, Len Morgan wrote:
Any ideas? Could I somehow duplicate the image I start with, make
it a top level image, and switch what Rev thinks it's dragging to
that?
In addition to Ken's suggestion for copying the image in question,
another possibility may be to keep a
On 2 Aug 2007, at 03:59, RG Teeter wrote:
The handler below:
on mouseUp
1 select the clickline
2 put the selectedtext into wordToFind
3 find string wordToFind in field TestFld2
4 put wordToFind the result
5 find string Cafe (das) in field TestFld2
end mouseUp
line
I didn't go to the galaxy forum because of laziness born of frustration. I
think that the command - and cmd shift are built into revolution and
you're right cmd shift is sort of broken so it explains why I couldn't get
it to work when random trying everything. Galaxy has a built in commenting
Hi.
I have a console application that constantly spews out numbers at a rate
of 3 numbers per second. The task is to read the number and display it
in a field, then as soon as the next number arrives it should replace
the field's contents with new number visualise it graphicaly and so on
ad
Gr... In Vista, menubar pulldown btns hilite as standard btns on
mouseEnter.
Although I have logged this as a bug, I am not yet entirely convinced. If
anyone else can confirm the behaviour or provide an explanation I would VERY
much appreciate it. Driving me nuts here!
/H
Eric Chatonet wrote:
Hi Jacque,
Le 2 août 07 à 05:24, J. Landman Gay a écrit :
You can put info in custom properties and password-protect the stack,
which makes the properties unreadable and encrypted.
Unfortunately (and this would be a nice to have), custom properties can
be accessed as
I'm wondering if anyone can help with this.
I've got a standalone that, by default, is installed to the Program
Files directory. At one point, it performs a check to see if the
currently logged in user can write to that directory. Right now I
just have it attempt to write to a file and
Hi Viktoras,
Can the data stream come to the Rev app through a network port? If so, the easy
solution would be to do something like this:
on openStack
accept datagram connections on port xx \
with message handleData
end openStack
on handleData pIPAddress, pData
-- handle the data
- Original Message -
So, question number one. Is there some way to tell my standalone, or the
Vista OS, that I really and truly want my check to be performed on the
Program Files directly, and not have things redirected to the
VirtualStore?
First - check out Version in the Help
Josh Mellicker wrote:
entering/reading data manually: text file way easier
What is manually in this context? What other processes in the
workflow require manual editing?
Basically I was saying typing stuff in a text file is easier than
altering custom properties with a property editor
On Thu, 2 Aug 2007 09:23:49 -0600, Chris Sheffield wrote:
So, question number one. Is there some way to tell my standalone, or
the Vista OS, that I really and truly want my check to be performed
on the Program Files directly, and not have things redirected to the
VirtualStore?
The only
Thanks for the help Ken and Dave. Ken's routine worked almost untouched
(just a little renaming of the variables).
I'm having a few problems where the mouseRelease message is getting
sent (it drops the picture where the mouse button was let go) but then
it still seems to think I'm holding
Im starting to do a port of an old hypercard stack i have to a new
Rev app. The old stack has a pile of pict resources and i need to
export them all out. I can easily access them and copy them with
resedit or rezilla, but i remember having an old os9 app that would
take and export all the
Thanks for your illumination on this topic.
On Aug 2, 2007, at 9:29 AM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
If I'm reading your posts correctly it sounds to my ear like you've
already decided. If it works, why change?
I was just wondering if there was any case in which someone would
store such a
Try File Juicer, it'll extract almost anything from almost anything...
http://echoone.com/filejuicer/
Ian
On 2 Aug 2007, at 18:41, Jeff Reynolds wrote:
Im starting to do a port of an old hypercard stack i have to a new
Rev app. The old stack has a pile of pict resources and i need to
Hello Eric
It does not work for me. For testing, I created a simple stack with one field
and the script you suggested in the card script:
www.aboutmyfiles.com/controlKeyDownTest.rev
With the cursor in the field, control-A does nothing. If I choose Select All
from the Rev IDE Edit menu, same
I've uploaded
EZ Checkbox Family
to RevOnline under CategoriesUtilities or UsersJimL.
It contains a Checkbox Family control that lets you create groups of
checkboxes with a just single click and get the selected items with one
line of code. There are also a few commands to
On 2 Aug 2007, at 18:22, Len Morgan wrote:
I'm having a few problems where the mouseRelease message is
getting sent (it drops the picture where the mouse button was let
go) but then it still seems to think I'm holding down the button
and I've still got an image that's getting dragged
On 8/3/07, Jeff Reynolds [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Im starting to do a port of an old hypercard stack i have to a new
Rev app. The old stack has a pile of pict resources and i need to
export them all out. I can easily access them and copy them with
resedit or rezilla, but i remember having an
Jeff, have a look in the docs at the getResource(), getResources()
and copyResource() functions.
Best,
Mark
On 2 Aug 2007, at 18:41, Jeff Reynolds wrote:
Im starting to do a port of an old hypercard stack i have to a new
Rev app. The old stack has a pile of pict resources and i need to
On Aug 1, 2007, at 9:14 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Greetings for a really nice website! :)
Thanks, Alejandro! And thanks also for helping me get started way
back when I switched to Rev. Actually, I don't know if I would have
stuck with Rev if it weren't for the amazingly helpful
Jeff Reynolds wrote:
Im starting to do a port of an old hypercard stack i have to a new Rev
app. The old stack has a pile of pict resources and i need to export
them all out. I can easily access them and copy them with resedit or
rezilla, but i remember having an old os9 app that would take
Dave was right, line 2 had a return in it. line 5 did not.
I discovered this 20 minutes after I went to bed, got up and lo and
behold
it now works.
Another difference between HC and RM.
Many thanks.
Bob
Begin forwarded message:
Friends, I have recently upgraded from HyperCard to
Again I say it's how you or your user use the data, and their skill
in maintaining it without errors.
If you find yourself complaining about editing custom properties in
the inspector, then take an hour and write a property editor that
saves properties instead of saving as a text file. This
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