Hi Larry - it might not be the ideal way to do it but it seems to work quite
reliably here. All I have are two buttons on a stack with an empty button
named 'cancel' that has its autohilite set to false and a button named 'run'
that has the following script - slightly modified from the previous ver
James Hurley wrote on Sat Oct 25, 2008:
Wilhelm,
I think the following script, placed in the card of a new stack,
gives the clearest idea of what the problem is. As you mouse around
the graphic you can see the mouse corrdinates as well as the results
of the user-defined within function and Run
thanks Jacqueline,
this is similar to a timer we use in another app. we can pause the timer by
clicking on a different button. so tomorrow, i'll have a go at implementing
your code here in my new app.
Larry
P.S. Terry, I tried your idea exactly as you gave it. I put it in a test
button, but
Thanks very, very much to Michael, Mark and Mark. (I hope I didn't
miss anybody.)
This is an excellent start. I think I can take it from here.
Cheers,
Tim Miller
On Oct 22, 2008, at 6:46 PM, Mark Smith wrote:
Timothy, the only way I could find of doing what you want is called
'the polar
On Oct 26, 2008, at 11:11 PM, Jim Lambert wrote:
This may be helpful.
Put it in a field script then send alternatelines to the field.
Of course, it could be easily adapted to accept color parameters, too.
Jim Lambert
Hey Jim, that one is pretty cool. Thanks.
I recently had a client say t
J. Landman Gay wrote:
Larry Watts wrote:
hi Mark,
What I'm really wondering how to do is this:
I have a button script running with a lot of repeat statements in it.
Depending upon the input, the script will run for 5 minutes to an
hour. I want the user to be able to interrupt the script by cl
Larry Watts wrote:
hi Mark,
What I'm really wondering how to do is this:
I have a button script running with a lot of repeat statements in it.
Depending upon the input, the script will run for 5 minutes to an hour.
I want the user to be able to interrupt the script by clicking on
another butt
Hi Larry - something like this?
REPEAT forever
IF within(btn "cancel",the mouseLoc) THEN
IF the mouse is down THEN
set the hilited of btn "cancel" to true
wait until the mouse is up
exit repeat
END IF
END IF
END repeat
Terry...
On 27/10/08 10:37 AM,
hi Mark,
What I'm really wondering how to do is this:
I have a button script running with a lot of repeat statements in it.
Depending upon the input, the script will run for 5 minutes to an hour. I
want the user to be able to interrupt the script by clicking on another
button on the card. But
On Mon, Oct 27, 2008 at 7:59 AM, Richard Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is there a simple way to know whether DST is in effect in a particular
> location? Would it make sense, for example, to compare "the short time" with
> the local time as accessed through some web site? If they're not the s
This may be helpful.
Put it in a field script then send alternatelines to the field.
Of course, it could be easily adapted to accept color parameters, too.
Jim Lambert
on alternateLines
-- copyright 2006 Jim Lambert
-- You're free to use this anywhere as long as the credit line
remains.
Is there a simple way to know whether DST is in effect in a
particular location? Would it make sense, for example, to compare
"the short time" with the local time as accessed through some web
site? If they're not the same, assume DST is in effect? If so, any
ideas for a web site to access f
Larry,
Do you have more info?
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> A simple question here. I am fiddling with a software that start using
> some library stacks. Sometimes during the software work cycle, it will
> issue a start using command trying to put into use a stack that is
> already into use, this will prompt me with that Rev IDE dialog: "What
> do you wan
hi,
hopefully a simple question:
how do I programatically tell Rev to hold the shift key down for x amount of
time?
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Thanks Klaus,
However, the Manual states:
"To control the paint tools by script, create an image then choose the
paint tool you want
to use. Set the appropriate brush, pattern or line size then use the
drag command to paint."
So that needs to be fixed in the manual.
Joe Wilkins
On Oct 26
Hi Joe,
another important info.
I've been trying to get the lineSize used with graphics painting
graphic <> painting!
tools to work. Doing this in the msg box still only draws a 1 pixel
line.
choose pencil tool
set the lineSize to 20
drag from 20,20 to 500,500
TIA,
Joe Wilkins
Best
Hi Joe,
I've been trying to get the lineSize used with graphics painting
tools to work. Doing this in the msg box still only draws a 1 pixel
line.
choose pencil tool
set the lineSize to 20
drag from 20,20 to 500,500
"linesize" is meant for graphics!
You need to set "the brush", see the do
I've been trying to get the lineSize used with graphics painting tools
to work. Doing this in the msg box still only draws a 1 pixel line.
choose pencil tool
set the lineSize to 20
drag from 20,20 to 500,500
TIA,
Joe Wilkins
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Hello Friends,
A simple question here. I am fiddling with a software that start using
some library stacks. Sometimes during the software work cycle, it will
issue a start using command trying to put into use a stack that is
already into use, this will prompt me with that Rev IDE dialog: "What
do y
Bonsoir Trevor,
As I said the solution you provide is much more accomplished :-)
I just gave this one with two goals:
. Provide a very simple solution for less advanced users.
. Remind all that any image used as a pattern may be resized (if
locked, of course) an this may appear handy in many ca
Hi!
Where is the shortcut "x_" in Rev 3 to uncomment a scriptline.
I find it in den editmenu but it do not works with "apple" "shift" "-"
Reinhold
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James Hurley wrote on Sat Oct 25, 2008:
Wilhelm,
I think the following script, placed in the card of a new stack,
gives the clearest idea of what the problem is. As you mouse around
the graphic you can see the mouse corrdinates as well as the results
of the user-defined within function a
On Oct 26, 2008, at 5:48 AM, Eric Chatonet wrote:
Trevor's solution is of course very interesting but if you want a
straight and easy one, just make a pattern and lock the image.
...
on ChangeFieldTextHeight pFld,pHeight,pPatternImage
lock screen
set the textHeight of pFld to pHeight
set t
Dah! Geeze, what these eyes of mine overlook, or plain just don't see.
Of course, I guess it is the "brain" that is at fault. (smile)
Thanks, Mark
Joe Wilkins
On Oct 26, 2008, at 9:23 AM, Mark Schonewille wrote:
mouseH, mouseV ;-)
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mouseH, mouseV ;-)
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Anyone know why this simple handler in 3.0 returns the error msg it
does?
TIA, Joe Wilkins
on mouseDown
global gMyX, gMyY
put the mouseX into gMyX
put the mouseY into gMyY
end mouseDown
stack "Drafting": compilation error at line 3 (Expression: bad
factor), char 8
_
Eric Chatonet wrote:
But setting highlighted lines white is rather easy:
on mouseDown
lock screen
set the textColor of char 1 to -1 of me to empty
do "set the textColor of char 1 to -1 of" && the selectedLine &&
"to white"
unlock screen
end mouseDown
Now turn on the multipleLine
I'm looking for a standalone "painting" application made with
Revolution. Has anyone created such an application, and if so, is it
freely available?
Thanks, Kurt
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I agree: I would like just controls in Rev (like list fields and
other ones) to respect OS behavior.
But setting highlighted lines white is rather easy:
on mouseDown
lock screen
set the textColor of char 1 to -1 of me to empty
do "set the textColor of char 1 to -1 of" && the selectedLine
Bonjour Sims,
Trevor's solution is of course very interesting but if you want a
straight and easy one, just make a pattern and lock the image.
Then:
on ChangeFieldTextHeight pFld,pHeight,pPatternImage
lock screen
set the textHeight of pFld to pHeight
set the height of pPatternImage to p
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