...trying to figure out more than one (well... two) way of how one
can make Revolution read a constant data stream coming via sockets,
never ending log files, GPSes or any other real time monitoring
system. Application has to display the changing status of these readings
and in the same
OK, the following seems to more or less work for printing cards.
First you have to set the printerOutput to some file.
Then print the relevant card using print
This results in a postscript file appearing in the default folder.
Then you do
put shell(kprinter the print file)
which brings up
I wrote (probably in a moment of fairly naive
euphoria):
it would be perfectly possible to write a
description in the text format and write a reader to
reimport that to make a stack!
Well, I suppose it would.
BUT
It would probably then be necessary to spit out
details of ALL properties for
not necessarily all. Majority of them have default values that in many
cases mean empty :-).
All the best!
Viktoras
Richmond Mathewson wrote:
I wrote (probably in a moment of fairly naive
euphoria):
it would be perfectly possible to write a
description in the text format and write a reader
On 4/3/08 08:04, viktoras didziulis wrote:
...trying to figure out more than one (well... two) way of how one can
make Revolution read a constant data stream coming via sockets, never
ending log files, GPSes or any other real time monitoring system.
Application has to display the changing
FWIW, the GPS device I described is marketed by a European sports
retailer, Decathlon, as KeyMaze 300 GH-601. I've found out via the
SiRF web site (the device uses a SiRFstarIII processor) that it is
actually a rebranded GlobalSat GH-601 - this is GlobalSat of Taiwan.
On the SiRF site this
On 3 Mar 2008, at 6:00 pm, Jacqueline Landman Gay wrote:
I don't know what's wrong, but since no one else has answered, I'll
try anyway. :) What I'd do to track this down is to capture the
file name of the image as it occurs in your script (for example,
from the variable watcher,) and
Perhaps the way to solve this would be to dump all the properties of the
template objects of this stack and then dump only properties of the
objects that are different than the templates. This buys you a couple
of things:
1) You only dump what's different
2) If someone has modified their
Why can't you debug on Studio? That's all I have and I debug with it
all the time. I don't think Enterprise has any different debugging
facilities than Studio (but I could be wrong).
len morgan
Now why didn't I think of that? The image displayer changes
dimensions to fit different shaped
He can't debug with Studio because it's normally a single-platform
licence - he can't run Studio on Windows as well without paying more...
Ian
On 4 Mar 2008, at 12:01, Len Morgan wrote:
Why can't you debug on Studio? That's all I have and I debug with
it all the time. I don't think
Hello all,
I'm designing a document centric application. Is is possible to have Rev
launch the same stack more than once i.e. create more than one instance
of a window?
I'm guessing that other than duplicating the same stack a few times or
cloning the stack at runtime, it's not. Guess this
Steve Checkley wrote:
Hello all,
I'm designing a document centric application. Is is possible to have Rev
launch the same stack more than once i.e. create more than one instance
of a window?
I'm guessing that other than duplicating the same stack a few times or
cloning the stack at
The way I've done it in the past is to have a template for each
type of object that contains the default values. This gets stored
once for each object type, then for each object just send the
properties that have changed from the default.
All the Best
Dave
On 4 Mar 2008, at 09:07,
On 1 Mar 2008, at 20:08, Mark Wieder wrote:
Dave-
Saturday, March 1, 2008, 3:43:43 AM, you wrote:
I found the best way to handle this was to export all the script as
text files and them to a compare/merge of the source code and import
the text files back into a master stack that is used to
It would probably then be necessary to spit out
details of ALL properties for each object (472 last
time I looked) which would be both silly and involve a
lot of redundancy . . .
1. who cares about redundancy?
2. The entire list of properties in an object can be made into an
array (and saved
Hi,
How to I get a Beta license for the latest 2.9 Beta release?
Thanks a lot
All the Best
Dave
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Hi Dave,
How to I get a Beta license for the latest 2.9 Beta release?
Same key as the previous one !
Regards,
Thierry
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Hi Dave,
How to I get a Beta license for the latest 2.9 Beta release?
Thanks so much for asking, I was just about to post to the list a plea for
people to test.
As many long-time list participants know, we are reaching the end of long
process to release Revolution 2.9, which I sincerely
Hi Bill,
You might want to check out the forum on the RunRev website. People
have been posting feature request and bug reports there and they ask
themselves why there is no response from RunRev. (I wrote you off-list
about it some time ag).
Best regards,
Mark Schonewille
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Bill Marriott wrote:
Thanks so much for asking, I was just about to post to the list a plea for
people to test.
As many long-time list participants know, we are reaching the end of long
process to release Revolution 2.9, which I sincerely believe will be the
most functional, most reliable,
mfstuart wrote:
I have some questions as to even if RunRev allows itself to be a software
development tool for development teams. So here are my questions:
Who is using RunRev in a group development environment? (reply if you are)
Many here and elsewhere.
How many developers are on the
Hi,
I lost my key then! Have searched for it but no luck. Think it was in
the email of a machine that has long been re-formatted.
Can I get new key please?
Thanks a lot
Dave
On 4 Mar 2008, at 16:08, Thierry wrote:
Hi Dave,
How to I get a Beta license for the latest 2.9 Beta release?
Bill-
reason to use any other version of the software. (We know there a few hold
outs who have stuck with Revolution 2.6.1 or, bafflingly, even older
editions.)
...maybe because that's the last version that was released for linux, eh?...
Don't blame the hold-outs here - the stack format
On Mar 2, 2008, at 8:19 AM, Ben Rubinstein wrote:
And does it offer any kind of diff or comparison features?
TextWrangler has a well-implemented Compare Two Front Documents
feature that I have found really useful. (pasting the latest version
of a huge stack script into one text doc and
Stephen Barncard wrote:
It would probably then be necessary to spit out
details of ALL properties for each object (472 last
time I looked) which would be both silly and involve a
lot of redundancy . . .
1. who cares about redundancy?
2. The entire list of properties in an object can be made
Hi Graham,
Graham Samuel wrote:
--- snip ---
It looks to me as if my wish to create better software for it (on a
Mac primarily) is pretty much a dead end - although if I can get hold
of a serial-to-USB converter I might be able to experiment a bit.
BTW I wonder why Rev has never entered the
Hi Mark,
Those are intriguing theories but they don't pan out when we look at the
data (survey from the summer)... most of the people who are using 2.6.1 and
previous are NOT users of Linux, Mac Classic, or CGI. The people who are
using the 2.6.1 engine for CGI generally have kept current with
Actually, setting properties of the stack sounds like a superb idea as
they would be unique to that stack and as a bonus, getting and setting
'the propName of me' or 'the propName of this stack' ties them in
perfectly with scripts.
Thanks!
Steve
Thanks Phil for that insight. I had a quick look at your link and
staggered back, appalled. It reminded me of what a gentleman named
Robert Lipe said to me on another list when he thought I was trying
to reverse engineer the USB interface of my device (maybe I was - I
had not considered
Sadhunathan Nadesan wrote:
Do you recommend any PC on the MAC emulator?
Parallels has a big name, but it's a bit clunky..
But I used and it works... it also does most flavors of Linux too...
I think some people switched to VMWare and like it better...
more stable? dunno really...
Since I
I discovered virtualbox which is a free VM when I was looking for
something to run on my Ubuntu machine and it works really well on
Ubuntu. I think they mentioned an OS X version was available or
becoming available, do a google search and see!
Best regards
Neal Campbell
Greetings,
I'm don't quite understand when (or if) it is necessary to specify cd
fld whatever vs bg fld whatever vs fld whatever in Rev. When
confusion arises, I'm solving it by trial and error. Some of my
stacks and scripts, retreaded from hypercard, require the correct
field or
I'm don't quite understand when (or if) it is necessary to specify cd
fld whatever vs bg fld whatever vs fld whatever in Rev. When
confusion arises, I'm solving it by trial and error. Some of my
stacks and scripts, retreaded from hypercard, require the correct
field or button
what do u think u are doing i singned up yesterday Date: Tue, 4 Mar 2008
09:07:39 + From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: use-revolution@lists.runrev.com
Subject: Team Development / Exporting stuff to text files I wrote (probably
in a moment of fairly naive euphoria): it would be perfectly
On Mar 4, 2008, at 2:38 PM, Timothy Miller wrote:
Greetings,
I'm don't quite understand when (or if) it is necessary to specify
cd fld whatever vs bg fld whatever vs fld whatever in Rev.
When confusion arises, I'm solving it by trial and error. Some of
my stacks and scripts,
Hi,
While doing my work with HyperCard and its descendants, I save
interesting and useful scripts in my old-time HyperCard stack. This
collection of Sample Scripts has now grown to over 300 scripts and
contains scripts written in Transcript, SuperTalk, HyperTalk,
AppleScript, Perl, and
Thanks for sharing, Mark. There seemed to be a problem with the
links to search...
also... will you be making these available in Scripter's Scrapbook format?
thanks
sqb
Hi,
While doing my work with HyperCard and its descendants, I save
interesting and useful scripts in my old-time
You're welcome. Which link caused a problem, exactly, Stephen?
There won't be anything in Scripters Scrapbook format. Sorry. I
prefer to have all scripts available on the web site for everyone.
Best,
Mark
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Graham Samuel wrote:
Thanks Phil for that insight. I had a quick look at your link and
staggered back, appalled.
It's pretty ugly.
It reminded me of what a gentleman named Robert Lipe said to me on
another list when he thought I was trying to reverse engineer the USB
interface of my device
Agreed 100%.
Key word in the below sentence is architectural. IMO, a properly
designed architecture can handle multiple programmers, each working on
their own stacks. After all, remember, one can insert 50 stack
libraries into the message path.
best,
Chipp
On Tue, Mar 4, 2008 at 11:58 AM,
Aloha,
I've paid for both parallels and vmware.
parallels was wonderful till version 2, now it's dead slow. VMWare
fusion works wonderfully, even better than parallels ever did. I am
very happy with VMWare, one of my best buys ever!
Andre
On 3/4/08, Sivakatirswami [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I'm creating a navigation system using a Scrolling Field as a menu - like
iTunes.
eg: Contents of the field: (tab delimited values: item 1=menu description,
item 2=menu id)
Main - 1
Card 1 - 2
Card 2 - 3
Card 3 - 4
I grouped the field and set its backgroundBehavior to true.
Then I
mfstuart wrote:
Problem:
When the field is clicked on, it uses its script: go to card, with item 2
value, the menu id.
When it goes to the different cards, the contents of the Scrolling Field
disappear.
But the Scrolling Field itself remains visible, and so I can't navigate
anymore, when on the
On 04/03/08 at 22:22 -0300 Andre Garzia apparently wrote:
Aloha,
I've paid for both parallels and vmware.
parallels was wonderful till version 2, now it's dead slow. VMWare
fusion works wonderfully, even better than parallels ever did. I am
very happy with VMWare, one of my best buys ever!
Sarah and Devin both nailed it. I totally forgot about HCaddressing.
That explains a lot. Some of my scripts don't work if I don't specify
cd field or bg field. That's why.
Thanks a bunch,
Tim
On Mar 4, 2008, at 1:49 PM, Sarah Reichelt wrote:
Nice thing about Rev - you don't have to
Thank you Jacqueline, that did it.
But I would never of thought to check that property.
Regards,
Mark Stuart
J. Landman Gay wrote:
mfstuart wrote:
Problem:
When the field is clicked on, it uses its script: go to card, with item 2
value, the menu id.
When it goes to the different
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