The Simplest way to remove a title bar is via the STACK Inspector
palette:
Open Stack Inspector
Choose what you want from the CONTROLS drop-down menu
[it gives you 'cute' pictures of the end results]
once you have set the Controls to NONE
[i.e. no Title Bar]
you are going to have an
Welcome, welcome!
Maybe, in its own funny way, the Runtime Revolution Use-List will
do its bit for cross-cultural understanding: and that can only
be good.
sincerely, Richmond Mathewson (Bulgaria)
A Thorn in the flesh is better than
Sorry, Francis, I see you have looked at macToIso() :)
If I put this in a button script:
on mouseUp
repeat with n = 1 to 31
put numtochar(n) into tChar
put n = after tList
put mactoiso(tChar) into nChar
put chartonum(nChar) cr after tList
end repeat
put tList
Hi from Nice,
To fix thoses encoding problems, our library NativeSpeak encode all
texts in UTF-8.
If your application does not have a lot of objects (less than 15), you
can use freely NativeSpeak. (The Starter Kit Edition)
There is a tutorial at this address:
This is bug 3681 - macToIso() does not return correct results...
Best,
Mark
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preferences:
My setup is PowerPC G 4 under Mac OS X 10.4.11.
I am very much confused by the behaviour of a stack which was created
(with Revolution 3.0.0) by cloning another stack (which had been
developed under 2.9.0 or an earlier version, don't remember that
detail). The new stack has been renamed,
Hi from Paris,
I am in the process of delivering standalone stacks developed
on my Mac, to my family (some French, some English)
(why do they all use PC's - when life begins with a Mac ?).
I have multicard stacks with many text objects (some in French).
When I run the stacks on the PC,
Francis, have you looked at the macToIso() function?
You might do better to use low value chars ( 32) as delimiters -
they're more likely to be common across platforms.
Best,
Mark
On 9 Nov 2008, at 11:57, Francis Nugent Dixon wrote:
Hi from Paris,
I am in the process of delivering
Mark
Thanks. I hadn't realized there were so few to worry about. I will write a
function that is exactly the opposite of the one you wrote (because I am
converting SQL data to XML). Are you finding it easier and better to roll
your own XML instead of using all the RunRev functions?
Bill
On Sat,
Mark Smith wrote:
This is bug 3681 - macToIso() does not return correct results...
Best,
Mark
I think it may depend what you think the function is for.
The conclusion I came to when I looked at this was that the intention of
the function is to convert *human-readable* characters.
Hi Leonel!
I would consider Studio as the optimal choice to start with. When you
need more you can upgrade to Enterprise. Telling the truth, I am still
successfully working with Studio on MS Windows and deploying on both
MacOSX and Linux. Planning to upgrade to Enterprise with my next
I'm seeing some (I think) very strange behaviour from the XML library...
(warning, this is quite long, and won't be of much interest to anyone
who isn't using the library...)
This is on an intel macintosh, OS 10.4.11
In a button, I have the following script:
-
on mouseUp
put toXml()
Hi folks,
Just for the anecdote, here's a strange behaviour (probably a bug) that
wasted almost
1 hour of my coding time to find its origin (I'm using an old Rev cgi
engine 2.5 on a
linux server).
When I was running the following code :
repeat for each word w in myList_of_words
Hi JB,
There was a bug where arrays were stored in the wrong place in memory,
or however one might explain this. What you observe may be the result
of that bug. The bug has been fixed and I don't expect this to happen
in 3.0.
--
Best regards,
Mark Schonewille
Economy-x-Talk Consulting
in fact it may not be a bad idea to make sure it positions
where you want it on the end-user's desktop just so it doesn't,
accidently, end up half-off the screen:
bung this in the script of the first card -
on preOpenCard
put item 3 of the screenRect into WID
put item 4 of the
Hi Edward,
Maybe if you changed it to read: go cd (the value of the clickline)
It doesn't look like much of a change, but compilers can be persnickety.
HTH,
Joe Wilkins
On Nov 9, 2008, at 12:41 PM, edward cawley wrote:
Hi Joe,
Tried your fix, I had to modify it a bit:
go cd the value of
Welcome Leonel,
It is good to see you here on the best list group ever.
Regards,
Tom McGrath III
Lazy River Software
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
iTunes Library Suite - libITS
Information and download can be found on this page:
http://www.lazyriversoftware.com/RevOne.html
On Nov 8, 2008, at 9:07 PM,
I forgot that there was a whole 'nother XML library to try. I gave up on the
RunRev one. Does the stsXML library return nicely formated XML that is all
indented, nested, spaces inserted (or tabs) and everything so it is clean to
read?
Yes, as a matter of fact!
Did you stop working on it
Leonel,
Hope you survived the hurricane without incident. Programming is
challenging enough, especially when it's not in your native language!
Jim
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Bill,
you're right about the printerFeatures, but the check box must be
printer specific. On mine, with an Epson 1270, there is no scale to
fit paper size check box. For OSX, I'm using answer page setup which
also returns collate copies as the only printerFeatures info. So
Actually,
Perfect!
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From: Sarah Reichelt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: How to use Revolution use-revolution@lists.runrev.com
Sent: Sunday, November 09, 2008 1:59 PM
Subject: Re: remove the title bar
in fact it may not be a bad idea to make sure it positions
where you want it on
In the answer printer dialog on Mac OS X there is a Paper Handling
option check box for Scale to fit paper size. How can I tell if the
user selected that option? When I get the printerFeatures it only
returns collate,copies from the entire dialog.
If I know the user selected scale... then
Bill,
I'm currently printing portions of some cards using the print card
from topLeft to rightBottom into pageRect statement after setting the
print scale to varying numbers from 1 to .75 and the printed results
are not distorted so long as the pageRect is proportional to the image
size
--- Bill Vlahos [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hmmm. I don't get that on my Canon MP460.
If I make a button and put this script:
on mouseUp
answer printer
answer the printerSettings
end mouseUp
I get a dialog that just has QDCT. Is there some
other format of
getting the
If I print card into rect based on page size and orientation. When I
do this, Rev will auto scale the X and Y dimensions. Unfortunately it
doesn't make it proportional so the prints can look distorted.
Is there a feature to keep it proportional or do I have to set the
scaling myself?
If I know the user selected scale... then I can use the print card
into x,x,x,x statement.
Is this a missing feature of Rev or is there some other way to get it?
Well, when *I* print to my printer (an HP OfficeJet 7780), if I ask for the
printerSettings right after answer printer, I get
Hmmm. I don't get that on my Canon MP460.
If I make a button and put this script:
on mouseUp
answer printer
answer the printerSettings
end mouseUp
I get a dialog that just has QDCT. Is there some other format of
getting the printerSettings I should be using?
Bill
On Nov 9, 2008, at
Hi Mark,
Richmond directed me to use the answer printer statement which
provides the dialog I needed.
Thanks for your concern,
Joe Wilkins
On Nov 9, 2008, at 10:09 AM, Mark Wieder wrote:
Joe-
Saturday, November 8, 2008, 12:28:48 PM, you wrote:
Well, I thought I hade the older
Friedrich F. Grohmann wrote:
Now, as long as this stack is positioned directly on the desktop,
everything works fine. The moment I move it into the folder in which I
want to have it troubles start, no matter whether this folder is
somewhere in the Documents folder or still on the desktop.
--- Joe Lewis Wilkins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Mark,
Richmond directed me to use the answer printer
statement which
provides the dialog I needed.
Thanks for your concern,
Joe Wilkins
Important to remember is that the 'answer printer'
command has a different meaning on
I forgot that there was a whole 'nother XML library to try. I gave up on the
RunRev one. Does the stsXML library return nicely formated XML that is all
indented, nested, spaces inserted (or tabs) and everything so it is clean to
read? Did you stop working on it now that RunRev has all their XML
Joe-
Saturday, November 8, 2008, 12:28:48 PM, you wrote:
Well, I thought I hade the older printScale and printRotated commands
figured out; but they don't seem to work from inside the print
handler. I need a way to set the scale and orientation from a Page
Setup Dialog it would appear.
Ken (if you're reading this), does your library deal with this stuff
better?
Well, I wouldn't necessarily say *better*, but just *different*. My library
will allow encoded characters as contents or attributes for nodes without
issue, but won't automatically add the XML Declaration to the tree
Since these will all be standalones, the Rev version shouldn't matter.
I've had to use different ones for OSX/Wdws and Legacy builds anyway.
Thanks for the observation, however.
Joe Wilkins
On Nov 9, 2008, at 10:04 PM, Jan Schenkel wrote:
Important to remember is that the 'answer printer'
Hi Joe,
Tried your fix, I had to modify it a bit:
go cd the value of the clickline
It compiled ok and it worked - went to the cd, but I got an error
message
executing at 2:19:20 PM
TypeHandler: error in statement
Object Flora-sn
Linego cd the value of the
I just noticed in re-reading the post more human readable -- what a nice
feature. I'm so mad now that I wrote my whole XML output all by hand and I
could have used your library.
On Sun, Nov 9, 2008 at 2:58 PM, william humphrey [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
I forgot that there was a whole 'nother XML
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