Hey Richmond,
Can't find the stacks. Where did you put them?
Best regards
Horst
Richmond Mathewson wrote:
Just uploaded to RevOnline 2 stacks:
1. MachineDetails.rev ; illustration for the hardware
info discussion
2. Finde.rev ; bl**dy silly really, but the
by-product of some
Hi Horst!
I looked just now (8.10 am GMT) and they were there
under Richmond (which is where they should be):
Finde
MachineDetails
Love, Richmond
A Thorn in the flesh is better than a failed Systems Development Life Cycle.
I think it's a good idea to URLencode all text data before storing.
Not only does this solve character problems but also allows a
multiline text field to go onto a single line, so a record can go
onto one line for processing, making records easy to access.
On Sep 13, 2007, at 5:24 PM,
I realised that Finde was somewhat opaque, so
have just uploaded a new version with instructive
images.
Love, Richmond
A Thorn in the flesh is better than a failed Systems Development Life Cycle.
Do I have to free retstring after calling an external ?
Is there something wrong in this code. Memory grow up slowly ...
XRev_codphone(char* args[],int nargs,char ** retstring,bool
*Pass,bool *Error){
*pass=False ; *Error=False ; *retstring=(char *)malloc (100);
if
Le 14 sept. 07 à 12:44, Jean-Pierre a écrit :
Do I have to free retstring after calling an external ?
In principle, not.
Here is a code working fine, as long as i had understood everything :-)
void Rev_MyFunction( char *args[], int nargs, char **retstring, Bool
*pass, Bool *error)
{
The acute accent should have warned me :)
Je pense:
XRev_codphone(char* args[],int nargs,char **
retstring,bool
*Pass,bool *Error){
*pass=False ; *Error=False ; *retstring=(char
*)malloc (100);
if (nargs==1){
sprintf (*retstring,%s
Presumably (???) if one were to save a simple stack in
the 2 formats and then do a comparison with a
text-editor one could work out the difference, and
even run-off a wee standalone that could be used to
convert stacks back and forth.
Of course, I suspect the above is heresy.
sincerely, Richmond
Hi all,
I wondered how to modify the creation, last modified, accessed date
of any file on Win (XP and Vista) from within Rev (i.e. by Rev coding
and without using a third party software).
Probably some shell command I ignore :-)
Any hints will be welcome.
Thanks.
Best regards from Paris,
You only need to read the first couple of bytes - in a 'legacy stack'
the first 2 bytes will be '#!', whereas in a newer stack they will be
RE.
Best,
Mark
On 14 Sep 2007, at 12:26, Richmond Mathewson wrote:
Presumably (???) if one were to save a simple stack in
the 2 formats and then do
Hi Eric,
Best best for this is a Touch command. Not all are the same and some
dont allow all the options.
http://www.donationcoder.com/Forums/bb/index.php?topic=5540.msg38511#msg38511
Regards,
-=-
Xavier Bury
Clearstream Services
TNS NT LAN Server
Hi all,
Am 14.09.2007 um 13:53 schrieb Mark Smith:
You only need to read the first couple of bytes - in a 'legacy
stack' the first 2 bytes will be '#!', whereas in a newer stack
they will be RE.
Best,
Mark
Yes, as I already posted yesterday :-)
OK, I suggested to check the first EIGHT
Hi Xavier,
Good to hear from you :-)
I am searching for a 'whole Rev' solution (without any additional
stuff) I would be able to run on any user machine...
Le 14 sept. 07 à 13:47, [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :
Hi Eric,
Best best for this is a Touch command. Not all are the same and some
Hi Eric,
Unfortunately there is no built in command that i know off other than this
shell command.
You need a 3rd party tool (most are free though) to do this or write an
external...
Regards,
-=-
Xavier Bury
Clearstream Services
TNS NT LAN Server
In case any of you missed it, the register (http://theregister.co.uk) has
news about RunRev linux update!
http://www.regdeveloper.co.uk/2007/09/13/runtime_revolution_linux/
Knowing the register, and their rather twister humor, lets hope the
release is tiptop from the start!
cheers
Xavier
So, couldn't resist it and opened a legacy format
stack as a text file (i.e. imported it into field
fENTER) and tried this:
replace oldTEX with newTEX in fld fENTER
where oldTEX is:
#!/bin/sh
# MetaCard 2.4 stack
# The following is not ASCII text,
# so now would be a good time to q out of
Richmond,
I don't think it's going to be that easy. If all that changed between
versions was the short prologue at the beginning, why would they
change the format at all? There is probably more to it than a simple
find/replace on the front of the stack is going to fix.
Besides that, I
Brian Yennie wrote:
Besides that, I don't see what you are trying to
accomplish. If you
don't own a current version of Rev, what is your
purpose in trying to
convert your stacks to the new format? And if you
*do*, I believe
saving in legacy format is a scriptable task.
I have both old
Hi Mark
Another instance when breakpoint will be ignored is if the object containing
the breakpoint is disabled before the breakpoint occurs.
I had that a couple of days ago and it took me a while to figure out what was
happening!
on mouseUp
set the disabled of me to true
The rumor mill is hinting at a next-generation Mac Mini in the pipeline:
As a matter of fact, several of our sources have been
repeatedly pointing out since the very first leaked
pictures of the new Apple Keyboards appeared that
prototypes of a next-generation Mac Mini (due in
Hi Xavier,
I'm going to reformulate my question more precisely:
I have a Rev exe on the user's machine with many other files.
I want to be able to write some data to one of these files (actually
a Rev stack but it does not matter) and save it.
But I don't want the modification date to be
repeat xNumberOfTimes
global doCancelVariable
-- My Code Here
wait 1 tick with messages
if doCancelVariable = true then
exit to top
end if
end repeat
Maybe I'm missing your point, but why not just write:
global doCancelVariable
repeat until
Hello,
F-ab 2.3.0 is now available for download.
In this version, you can register YouTube movies by drag drop and
play them.
About F-ab
F-ab is a simple browser for Flash movies. This application is
created with Runrev 2.8.1 and a free-ware.
In F-ab a Flash movie is specified by the
On 9/13/07, Mark E. Powell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The subject line says it all: breakpoint is failing to break script in t=
he IDE (2.8.0 Windows XP). As clean test, I create a new button with br=
eakpoint followed by an answer dialog inside a mouseup handler. The answ=
er dialog
Hi Friends,
some may recall a previous post I made on my blog:
http://andregarzia.com/blog/files/aasm.html
In which I detailed the construction of a simple assembly language simulator
that I made to prep myself to an assembly examination at my university. I
decided to make it available so
Richmond,
when they created the new file format it was due to necessity. The old file
format does not have place for stuff such as alpha blending and the new
things. Also, stacks are not ascii or even text format, you can't open them
in a field and replace data around, your chances of corrupting
Bonjour Eric,
nasty business changing modification dates, antivirus and antispyware tools
may flag your software for that, specially if you move the date to the past.
Some systems will not allow you to do that,
I don't know how to do this to move the file date to the past. One drastical
and
Eric wrote:
I'm going to reformulate my question more precisely:
I have a Rev exe on the user's machine with many other files.
I want to be able to write some data to one of these files (actually
a Rev stack but it does not matter) and save it.
But I don't want the modification date to be
Follow-up: After kicking the tires and performing rain dances, the problem
cleared up, but without explanation.
By the way, I wasn't clear in my original post, but I *was* using the
breakpoint command, as illustrated in the test button script below
on mouseup
breakpoint
answer foo
end
The Linux community gets the last laugh -- looks like Microsoft's
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On 9/14/07, Richard Gaskin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The Linux community gets the last laugh -- looks like Microsoft's
prop-up money ran out:
SCO Group files for bankruptcy
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Hi List:
I have an item list field here with multipleHilite and nonContiguousHilite
properties enabled, but it seems I can't use shift+click to select a range
of lines (control+click works OK). This should be possible, yes? Anyone
know how to set it up?
Thanks Regards,
Scott Rossi
Creative
I suppose if we want to be economical, just one byte would do...
function isLegacy someStackFile
open file someStackFile for read
read from file someStackFile for 1
close file someStackFile
return (it is #)
end isLegacy
On 14 Sep 2007, at 13:06, Klaus Major wrote:
Hi all,
Am
Strange - shift+click seems to work here on OS X, but control+click
doesn't.
What's more, not having 'toggle hilites' checked seems to make it
impossible to select multiple lines at all...
Mark
On 15 Sep 2007, at 00:47, Scott Rossi wrote:
Hi List:
I have an item list field here with
Richmond,
again, it is not that easy. Format is binary, not ascii char based. Second,
depending on what properties you set, format will have different data
placeholders. You can't convert like this, it's not a 1 to 1 relation.
andre
On 9/14/07, Richmond Mathewson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 9/14/07 4:47 PM, Scott Rossi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi List:
I have an item list field here with multipleHilite and nonContiguousHilite
properties enabled, but it seems I can't use shift+click to select a range
of lines (control+click works OK). This should be possible, yes? Anyone
Mark Smith wrote:
On 15 Sep 2007, at 00:47, Scott Rossi wrote:
I have an item list field here with multipleHilite and
nonContiguousHilite properties enabled, but it seems I
can't use shift+click to select a range of lines
(control+click works OK). This should be possible, yes?
Anyone know
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