Rats... I knew that but got stuck on focus... and focus on empty
doesn't cut it! : )
-Scott Morrow
On Dec 5, 2008, at 10:54 PM, Ken Ray wrote:
Hello Thomas,
You can also focus on other objects. Your button script could say
focus on me and that would remove the focus from your field.
Hi Ken,
Hello Thomas,
You can also focus on other objects. Your button script could say
focus on me and that would remove the focus from your field.
Even simpler:
select empty
:-)
Yep, but then you will also lose all current selected text and/or
line(s) in list fields!
So focus on
I started to learn to make externals and got puzzled by the following,
which is from the Rev tutorials - Externals 1.
I don't understand the path order as suggested below, as this would
mean that there are 'External' folders buried within 'External' folders
4 folders deep.
I am sure that this
Talking about reinventing the wheel . . . I tried to install Ubuntu 8.10
on a Pentium 4, 1.7 GHz, 256 RAM and got the black screen of death:
subsequently found out 2 things:
1. This is an all-too-common problem.
2. Ubuntu have not responded to all the piles and piles of moans
about this fact.
Just make sure you set the execute bits (chmod +xxx .) so that it
can be a program!
Best wishes
Neal Campbell
Abroham Neal Software
Programming Services for Windows, OS X and Linux
(540) 242 0911
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Try Spot for OS X, the
Hi Ken,
Mac and Win. Obviously there is no native Rev function, do you have snippets
how to ask the shell for it?
Thank you
Tiemo
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Hi Tiemo,
Hi Ken,
Mac and Win. Obviously there is no native Rev function, do you have
snippets
how to ask the shell for it?
Please take a look at this thread in the Windows section of the Rev-
forum:
http://forums.runrev.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=2357
There you wil find some vbscript
thanks, Neal and everyone else who responded,
I couldn't forget the permissions after Andre said on the Revcon
video I almost had a t-shirt made with chmod 755 in big letters
so you won't forget!
I still can't get a rise out of the executable, except errors.
echo.mt (from Jacque's site,
Sulinux is the secure kernel for your instance of Linux. You might
want to google around and see if you can learn more about it and what
you can do around it! If all else fails, contact your ISP!
Neal Campbell
Abroham Neal Software
Programming Services for Windows, OS X and Linux
(540) 242 0911
On MacOSX, perhapsdrutil can work for you
Usage: drutil -drive [drive-arguments] command [command-options-and-arguments]
drutil commands are:
atip - Displays ATIP information about inserted CD-R/RW media.
bulkerase - Bulk erases -RW media in either quick or full mode.
drutil bulkerase
On Dec 6, 2008, at 5:40 PM, Stephen Barncard wrote:
thanks, Neal and everyone else who responded,
I couldn't forget the permissions after Andre said on the Revcon
video I almost had a t-shirt made with chmod 755 in big letters
so you won't forget!
I had a nightmare of getting a tattoo
Thanks Jim,
yes I checked and of course ROR has it everywhere. I did add it to
the old echo.mc script ( and changed the suffix to .cgi ).
I'm writing a report to DH support. I'll let everyone know how it went.
sqb
On Dec 6, 2008, at 5:40 PM, Stephen Barncard wrote:
thanks, Neal and
I run Rev CGIs on Dreamhost daily. Once you find the culprit you'll
have a great time.
Have you checked your error.log from the server's logs folder?
I write my CGIs in a simple stack I made for doing so, which has a
button to upload the script so I take care of several small steps in one
Thanks Richard. That's good to know.
Yes, I've been looking at the logs and I always get this error:
suexec policy violation: see suexec log for more details, referer:
http://cms3.mitchmarcusmusic.com/
I have no suexec log.
the only other error is the error for not having the error page!
Craig-
How do you live without Rinaldi? I know that it is possible to work
around anything, one always could. But I am going to miss fullFind.
I haven't *seen* Rinaldi physically in about four years, but he's
still lurking around these parts.
I have only needed an external once in all the
The speed thing is really true with Rev. When I started experimenting
with Rev in late 2001 on Mac OS9, I wasted a whole lot of time
worrying if my old XCMDs would run in the environment. I was just
familiar with the way I always did it -- HC for the front end, XCMDs
to do the heavy lifting.
Something really strange is happening.
The driver I was writing to mentioned below is the internal modem on
a Mac G4 AGP.
You use the AT commands to control the modem.
I used to be able to enter ATV and then it would put the
configuration into a field.
The configuration consists of a
On Dec 6, 2008, at 3:23 AM, Scott Morrow wrote:
Rats... I knew that but got stuck on focus... and focus on empty
doesn't cut it! : )
But 'focus on nothing' does :-) This was added in 2.9. It is great
because it will remove focus from whatever object has focus. 'select
empty' only works
Stephen Barncard wrote:
By the way, doesn't FTP in Rev send passwords in plain text? How do
you work around that?
Until Rev supports secure FTP there is no preventative solution. So I
handle it as I do when using many other tools that don't provide secure
FTP: I change my site's password
I solved the problem and it was a minor change I made to my code that
caused it.
I was doing some testing with reading the port and how to determine the
end and then forgot I changed it. This is based on Sarah's readPort and
I originally used until recEOL but changed it to EOF (end of file) to
The Rev Dictionary provides info about the BinaryEncode function and
it mentions,
use the BinaryEncode function to encode one or more values as
binary data.
Does this mean I can put a whole field into the BinaryEncode function
and encode it
and if so does someone have an example
Hi JB,
put binaryencode(h*,mySourceVar) into myDestVar
get binaryDecode(h*,myDestVar,mySourceVar)
What kind of data do you want to encode and what do you want to do
with it?
--
Best regards,
Mark Schonewille
Economy-x-Talk Consulting and Software Engineering
http://economy-x-talk.com
I'm a Hardy-Intrepid survivor, so here goes
As someone who has gone through a variety of issues with a Hardy to
Intrepid upgrade (I started a thread on the Ubuntuforums about it),
the most common problem is with unused package uninstalls. If toward
the end of the Intrepid upgrade you answer yes
Something that I also tried that doesn't work as well is putting /boot
in it's own partition. After fiddling and fighting with it, what I
really wanted to do, and finally settled on doing, was putting GRUB in
it's own partition, and letting each distro have its own /boot
directory.
Hi Mark,
Thanks for the info!
I am working on a communications program and was transferring files.
When I transfer a stack that I read as a binary that has been placed in
a field after I read it, the transfer has a problem. Immediately it
shows
the message box saying it is having trouble
Back in the day, HC listMembers had enormous patience with certain people. They
were indulgent. Time will tell.
I have a variable foo (remember foo?) containing:
aabb
bbcc
ccdd
abc
bcd
and a script that has:
filter foo with a*b
answer foo
I get empty in foo, when what I am looking
Hi Mark,
When I try the code below I get an error dialog.
on mouseUp
put Hello Mark into theData
put binaryencode(h*,theData) into dataEncoded
put dataEncoded into fld id 1009
end mouseUp
Should I be able to put the encoded data in a field without
decoding it? Any idea why this
Hi JB,
BinaryEncode encodes data as binary data. BinaryDecode decodes binary
data into something else, e.g. hex. You get an error because you are
trying to encode data while indicating that you are using hex data,
but you are using plain text (which you might assume to be binary).
Since
Hi Mark,
Thanks for all of the detailed info.
I have never used a custom property for anything yet even though I have
seen many people mention them. Looks like I will be learning now.
thanks again, it will probably save me a ton of time now that I don't
need
to look for the problem
dunbarx wrote:
I have a variable foo (remember foo?) containing:
aabb
bbcc
ccdd
abc
bcd
and a script that has:
filter foo with a*b
answer foo
I get empty in foo, when what I am looking for is a substitute
for Rinaldi's fullFind
Changing the wildcard characters changes
dunbarx wrote:
Back in the day, HC listMembers had enormous patience with certain
people. They were indulgent. Time will tell.
We're so indulgent you'll beg us to stop.
I have a variable foo (remember foo?) containing:
aabb
bbcc
ccdd
abc
bcd
and a script that has:
filter foo with a*b
Actually in my case I do want any current selections to be lost i.e.
not focused on or even an insertion point. I think I will go with the
select empty and see how that works.
Thanks you guys
Tom McGrath III
Lazy River Software
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
iTunes Library Suite - libITS
Focus on nothing - really does work. I could not find this in the
dictionary on focus???
That does exactly what I need Thanks
Tom McGrath III
Lazy River Software
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
iTunes Library Suite - libITS
Information and download can be found on this page:
Well, guys I have been playing around ALOT lately (when I'm supposed
to be working on another project). Anyway, I came up with something
that I think is really cool. I mean really cool. It's blowing my socks
off how cool this is.
So here's my question. You guys and gals have been so
On Dec 6, 2008, at 8:53 PM, Thomas McGrath III wrote:
Focus on nothing - really does work. I could not find this in the
dictionary on focus???
It doesn't seem like it made it into the dictionary. You can find info
on it in the engine release notes that came with 2.9. I find it is
always
Remotely? like multi-user on a server?
Even a single user.
And what's with multi? I understand that multi is not safe
like its stated on their website, but other then that?
There's nothing to stop you from opening an SQLite database remotely, but as
Kee and others have stated, SQLite was
Mac and Win. Obviously there is no native Rev function, do you have snippets
how to ask the shell for it?
For Mac, you need to use the system_profiler shell command, pass it one of
the data types you're interested in, and then parse the result. I'm not sure
what Mac OSes you need to support,
The speed thing is really true with Rev. When I started experimenting
with Rev in late 2001 on Mac OS9, I wasted a whole lot of time
worrying if my old XCMDs would run in the environment. I was just
familiar with the way I always did it -- HC for the front end, XCMDs
to do the heavy lifting.
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