Bonjour Mark,
'How to select objects using a selection rectangle built on-the-fly'
tutorial might help you:
This stack shows how to select objects using a rectangle drawn with
the mouse.
Selection rectangles according to the platform: Mac OS X, Mac OS 9,
Win XP and Win Vista.
Two
Bill, a question: will it, whatever it turns out to be, work on Linux?
(Unlike RevBrowser, of course)
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Randall,
It sounds like what you need to start with are socket commands. Check
out the accept, open socket, write to socket, read from socket
commands. This should give you a place to start playing around with
simple client / server communication. There are many gaming servers
written in
Nice job, Ken. Looks wonderful. Sat through your entire tutorial--pretty
cool stuff!
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--- Randall Reetz rand...@randallreetz.com wrote:
Id like the simple answer. In script i have to
write ?? to send a message to a project on a
server. What script would need to be on the
recieving end? It is that simple. No?
Hi Randall,
Brian already suggested looking into the socket
--- Ken Ray k...@sonsothunder.com wrote:
Hey everyone! I wanted to let you all know that I've
*finally* gotten the
public beta of the Mac version of the stick figure
animation program Stykz
out the door and on its own site (www.stykz.net).
Some of you who were at the last RevCon in Las
Hi list,
I'm puzzled... I have a Rev cgi script that sends a serie of requests to
a mySQL DB
inside a loop. Those requests are rather complex, for example :
SELECT col1, col2, col3, col4 FROM myTable WHERE myList LIKE % value1
% OR
myList LIKE BINARY(% value2 %) OR myList LIKE % value3 % OR
not a mySql guy but I'm betting there is something you could add to
the statement to get the data in the same order every time.
Kee Nethery
On Dec 26, 2008, at 6:57 AM, jbv wrote:
SELECT col1, col2, col3, col4 FROM myTable WHERE myList LIKE % value1
% OR
myList LIKE BINARY(% value2 %) OR
Everyone is writing as though i know something. Lets asume i don't. let's
assume i am a guy on the street who happens to know xtalk but knows nothing of
the network or internet. I dont know for socket or port. All i know is
there is a computer running a stack that is permanantly connected
Hi,
In case you didn't know yet...
http://givingtree.macheist.com/
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We are always looking for new projects! Feel free
Bonsoir Randall,
I'm afraid you don't want to begin by the beginning, right ;-)
But it's necessary...
Others have not given you fish but fishing rods: is it not better?
To be frank, when I began myself to run into TCP communication, I had
to make efforts before understanding by MYSELF how it
Hi Mark,
On both Mac and Linux you should use ~/applications. There preferences
folder is for preferences files, not for standalone applications.
One possible location for a preferences file on Linux is the home
directory. Make sure to start the name of the file with a period, to
hide it
Yes, it is always good to know. Or is it? I am a fan of
automation. I am working on an evolving AI scheme. It sucks
intelligence out of humans (they don't get hurt in the process). So
I am up to my eyeballs in stuff to learn and invent (I've got a
warehouse full of fishing rods
Thanks Bill. I hope you are going to provide this functionality
wrapped into xTalk's easy message passing protocol...
send myClientMessage to myServer
and...
on myClientMessage
do blablabla
end myClientMessage
Randall
On Dec 25, 2008, at 10:40 PM, Bill Marriott wrote:
Kee Nethery a *crit :
not a mySql guy but I'm betting there is something you could add to
the statement to get the data in the same order every time.
Kee Nethery
On Dec 26, 2008, at 6:57 AM, jbv wrote:
SELECT col1, col2, col3, col4 FROM myTable WHERE myList LIKE % value1
% OR
I haven't used MySQL for a long time and have been using Valentina and
whenever I have a SQL problem one of the mavens on that list usually comes
up with a solution. There must be a MySQL forum where you could ask your
question. Do you also use something like MySQL Database Wizard to check
your
I need some help. I have a HC stack that was written by a friend who
no longer computes. Which means it is up to me to convert but it's
scripting is way over my head. I've attempted it but only partially
made it work. I use this stack every day in HC but cannot use it at
all with the Rev
Dale,
First of all, I'm pretty sure we also need a stack named HyperVibes.
I don't have a lot of spare time right this minute, but I used to use
a very good search command, though it wasn't quite as thorough a this
appears to be.
Joe Wilkins
On Dec 26, 2008, at 11:05 AM, Dale Pond
Randall,
Read the docs on sockets. It's actually not that much harder that what
you describe below, but you're going to have to at least try it =).
Once you have a few handlers working, you can have your own higher
level API.
put 127.0.0.1:8080 into myServer
open socket to myServer
write
Eric,
Impressionnant!
Another great help, another big thanks. Clear, concise coding and
commenting. You should be working in Edinborough. :)
Mark
On Dec 26, 2008, at 12:03 AM, Eric Chatonet wrote:
Bonjour Mark,
'How to select objects using a selection rectangle built on-the-fly'
Brian Yennie wrote:
Randall,
Read the docs on sockets. It's actually not that much harder that what
you describe below, but you're going to have to at least try it =).
Once you have a few handlers working, you can have your own higher
level API.
put 127.0.0.1:8080 into myServer
open socket
Cool! thanks!
On Dec 26, 2008, at 11:42 AM, Mark Schonewille wrote:
Hi,
In case you didn't know yet...
http://givingtree.macheist.com/
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Dutch forum:
On Dec 26, 2008, at 12:42 PM, Mark Schonewille wrote:
In case you didn't know yet...
http://givingtree.macheist.com/
Aside from anything else, Enigmo 2 is worth having. The other apps are
Synergy 3.3 MacHeist promo edition, iConquer, Headline, and SantaSnaps.
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Date: Thu, 25 Dec 2008 01:57:11 -0600
From: Ken Ray k...@sonsothunder.com
Subject: [ANN] Merry Stykzmas! Stykz Public Beta for Mac is Released
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Written in the hope that this will not be insultingly elementary! But if
you've no Linux installation handy, probably it won't be.
Probably the best thing would be to get a live CD and take a look at how it
works. A reasonable one would be Mandriva One 2009 Gnome, or 2008 Spring
KDE (not
That looks really great, Ken - and has given me some
ideas for improving my own projects.
Thanks, Jan! Now if only we can get bug #7292 fixed!
Hope you're having a great holiday as well,
Thanks,
Ken Ray
Sons of Thunder Software, Inc.
Email: k...@sonsothunder.com
Web Site:
So that is what has become of that stick figure. I didn't see that
coming . I thought it was just to be a stick figure. Very inventive.
VERY SLICK.
Thank you, Jim! You helped me a lot with the mechanism behind the program;
your name is even in the About box, under Special Thanks!
Some of
Nice job, Ken. Looks wonderful. Sat through your entire tutorial--pretty
cool stuff!
Thanks, Chipp! I just wish I could get better quality on YouTube (spent 2
days in a number of formats and finally decided to make a splash screen for
each section that said for better quality, go to
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