Hello List:
Some months ago, I was inspired by all the mashup/API stuff happening on the
Web and came across a Google-powered RSS feed for movie listings (built by
isnoop.net). It occurred to me that this type of thing could be
incorporated into a Rev app and I wound up putting together a
Dear Kresten,
Making snapshots is really easy with Rev. Check out the export
snapshot command in the docs. Note that you can export snapshots
directly to a file. You probably will want to save the snapshots to
files using the seconds as filenames.
To convert the snapshots to a QT movie,
Hi Richard,
Other than many object oriented programming facilities, php is
multi-threaded which is a major advantage over mono-tasking languages like
rev.
But you are right, Rev is much easier to script... :)
cheers
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Hi,
What advantages does Rev cgi have over PHP? Since I know Rev and
don't know PHP, it certainly has advantages for me. But how might I
argue this point to others who are familiar with PHP but not Rev?
Rev cgi is perfect for web sites with low traffic but with complex things
to do for
What advantages does Rev cgi have over PHP? Since I know Rev and
don't know PHP, it certainly has advantages for me. But how might I
argue this point to others who are familiar with PHP but not Rev?
Thanks.
Richard Miller
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Scott,
Very cool. Thanks for sharing this.
Now if I could only find time to go to the movies.
take care,
randy
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On Jan 30, 2008, at 4:48 AM, Scott Rossi wrote:
Hello List:
Some months ago, I was inspired by all the mashup/API stuff
happening on the
Web and came across a
int myVar = ++someOtherVar
To be fair about this, there's really no reason to start off by placing
this
all in one line just because you can:
Believe it or not, that example comes out of the Java tutorials (using
different field names to protect the innocent).
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Hi JB, you wrote:
But I've recently heard that the upcoming new Rev cgi engine would be less
dependent of environment libs...
What do you mean exactly? Shall we have an updated CGI engine also for
MACOSX server?
AFAIK last CGI engine for MAC is version 2.6 and it is quite old.
I think the
On Jan 30, 2008, at 3:48 AM, Scott Rossi wrote:
Hello List:
Some months ago, I was inspired by all the mashup/API stuff
happening on the
Web and came across a Google-powered RSS feed for movie listings
(built by
isnoop.net). It occurred to me that this type of thing could be
Export command does not work from CGI engine... :-(
Andre
On 1/30/08, Jim Lambert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Really, what I wish I could do is to use something like
the print card function of rev -- which is what the
standalone of my bingocard-maker already relies on --
so that a rev cgi
I have a site that does 1.8G/week, and has done as much as 5G/week for
a sustained period (months). The 1.8g traffic translates to about 1
75-page book per minute, 24/7. I've had no issues at all using [the
older] rev engine for the cgi portions of this traffic.
Based on something Jerry
Ahhh, the sweet warm smell of coffee.
Thank you Sarah, that did the trick...
send loadTable to stack Main Stack
You know, I've read this script on the forum before, but never thought of
applying it to my situation.
Thanx again,
Mark Stuart
p.s. I think I'll be using this script alot now.
jbv wrote:
Rev cgi is perfect for web sites with low traffic but with complex things
to do for every server request. Rev cgi is also much faster than php, and
(imho) easier to debug and to read.
The downside is that every server request launches a new Rev instance
What specifically does PHP do
On Tue, 29 Jan 2008, Richard Gaskin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Is there some magic syntax option which will allow me to use the export
snapshot command to export the full area within the boundingRect of a
group object, even if the boundingRect may exceed the object's current rect?
I know I
That's funny, that is identical to what my budgie produces when,
against my injunctions, she flies OVER my keyboard (or anywhere else)..
On Jan 30, 2008, at 11:35 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Date: Tue, 29 Jan 2008 17:15:52 -0600
From: J. Landman Gay [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: OT: on
Hey Mark,
Anyone: I am wondering if anyone has tried to connect to Equation
Editor, or other math notation utility from within. Otherwise,
anyone aware of the legal implications of reverse engineering it in
Rev. I am a math tutor and would like to use such a thing.
- Mick
On Jan
Ah, I missed your msg the first time through the digest, Judy,
Thanks ... this looks good at first glance, too.
- Mick
Date: Tue, 29 Jan 2008 15:47:49 -0800
From: Judy Perry [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Hypercard play command
To: How to use Revolution use-revolution@lists.runrev.com
Wilhelm Sanke wrote:
On Tue, 29 Jan 2008, Richard Gaskin ambassador at fourthworld.com
wrote:
Is there some magic syntax option which will allow me to use the
export snapshot command to export the full area within the
boundingRect of a group object, even if the boundingRect may exceed
the
Thank you Kenji and Sarah,
At first look, the MakeSMF seems exactly what I need. I had tried
writing routines to accompany rev's play and also speech, but got
nowhere fast.
- Mick
Date: Tue, 29 Jan 2008 15:47:54 -0500
From: Kenji Kojima [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Hypercard play
Richard,
php is loaded as an apache module, so it has the feature of being one
engine handling eerything which makes some stuff easy such as session
tracking and data exchanges. It was also created from the ground up to
be a web thing, thus sporting lots of libraries that helps building
web
Andre Garzia wrote:
php is loaded as an apache module, so it has the feature of being one
engine handling eerything which makes some stuff easy such as session
tracking and data exchanges. It was also created from the ground up to
be a web thing, thus sporting lots of libraries that helps
On Wed, 30 Jan 2008 02:48:38 -0800, Scott Rossi wrote:
To view the stack, execute the following in your message box:
go url http://www.tactilemedia.com/download/moviefinder.rev;
Sweet, Scott! I'm always looking up movies in my area, so this will
come in handy...
:-)
Ken Ray
Sons of
I chanced across an old topic to do with the Voyager Expanded Books,
I think someone was asking about whether it would be possible to do
that in Revolution. Well, of course it would be possible! I don't
think though that converting the HyperCard versions would be the
right way to go. Instead
Thank you, Mark Wieder and Devin Asay.
Your tips on the Standalone Builder were very helpful (Vol 52, Issue 51).
Ted
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Richard Gaskin wrote:
Is there some magic syntax option which will allow me to use the export
snapshot command to export the full area within the boundingRect of a
group object, even if the boundingRect may exceed the object's current
rect?
I know I can make an offscreen copy, adjust the
On 30 Jan 2008, at 18:45, Andre Garzia wrote:
php has no scriptLimits, so it can read a chunk of text with mixed
code in it and execute it in place, this is the way php developers
usually code, they create web page templates with logic mixed with
presentation. This is not the most elegant way
Dave,
let me clarify. The problem with script limits is that it makes hard
to create something like a Revolution Server Pages where we make our
software execute pieces of code at runtime, like parsing a template
for code placeholders and executing such code like php does. The idea
is that without
hi all,
So, is there a way to get the shift/option/arrow etc.. symbols to
show in rev menuitems?
I am running out of alphabets! thanks :-)
Shalom, Andrew
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Hi all,
Those who are interested in running Windows applications on a Mac
Intel without buying an emulater, without having to restart, and
without buying Windows, the following might be interesting.
Today, I compiled and installed WINE on my Mac Intel (Wine Is Not an
Emulator
First of all, many thanks to Sarah, Jaqueline and Jim for the concise
and very easy to understand suggestions for my recent question about
using a stack with many cards vs. listfield/custom properties. As
simple as their suggestions were, they had tiny bits that are not
clear in the
On 30 Jan 2008, at 22:33, Andre Garzia wrote:
A tipical php page is HTML mixed with code, and we right now, can't do
that with Revolution, unless you script with merge.
Thanks for the explanation. I see what you're talking about.
Dave
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On Jan 30, 2008, at 3:35 PM, Mark Schonewille wrote:
Hi all,
Those who are interested in running Windows applications on a Mac
Intel without buying an emulater, without having to restart, and
without buying Windows, the following might be interesting.
Today, I compiled and installed WINE
Hi Devin,
Yes, I tried it with 2.9 beta 10. I really can't tell whether WINE or
Rev is the source of the problem. I'd need to test more applications
in WINE.
Best regards,
Mark Schonewille
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On 1/23/08 8:28 PM, Andre Garzia [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Richard,
RevOnRockets has a library for using SendMail from cgi environment.
It's easy and safe.
Just look at EasySendmail.rev
Andre
Hi andre I downloaded the file and came up trial version expired then I
launched it from within
Hi andre I downloaded the file and came up trial version expired then I
launched it from within my rev App. Worked ok after that it locked my rev
saying expired
Hershel
I have had this happen when double-clicking on a stack opens an older
and expired trial version of Revolution - nothing to
Heard on the radio today -- Yesterday turned out to be 'Goodbye
Rudy' Tuesday!
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A couple of users have reported a strange screen redraw problem with
my application, Patent Grabber, when they used it under Leopard. At
times, the entire Patent Grabber window will turn an opaque gray that
hides all the buttons and fields. This occurs mainly when they leave
Patent Grabber to
Turn off 'metal' property of the stack. If metal look is desired, use
Eric Chatonet's solution.
A couple of users have reported a strange screen redraw problem with
my application, Patent Grabber, when they used it under Leopard. At
times, the entire Patent Grabber window will turn an opaque
Export command does not work from CGI engine... :-(
Andre
Ah! So true.
Maybe the server could have a second 'full faced' instance of Rev
running. The cgi Rev could hand off the snapshotting to the regular
Rev, which would create the composite image to be sent to the viewer by
cgi Rev.
With the aid of a framebuffer server such as Xfb you can run a full
stack and use snapshots commands but it takes a while to start, maybe
a cgi and a concurrent running daemon on Xfb communicating thru
sockets would do the trick, but I think is overkill for this project.
My sugestions is: go with
Any way around this? I really like my app windows to have slightly
rounded corners, but I also like some things to slide in and out
like sheets. Ides anyone?
Hello Lars,
If you are doing something like showing and hiding groups with a wipe
effect providing the sheet-like look you might
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