Hello,
I am to publish an app on a double layer DVD-ROM. Now I came to the question
of the system requirements. Does anybody know how to recognize, if my
DVD-drive can play DL discs? Or can all DVD-drives play DL discs since the
beginning. I really don't know, but would like to tell my customers
Hi Tiemo,
Hello,
I am to publish an app on a double layer DVD-ROM. Now I came to the
question
of the system requirements. Does anybody know how to recognize, if my
DVD-drive can play DL discs? Or can all DVD-drives play DL discs
since the
beginning. I really don't know, but would like to
Hi Tiemo,
...
I'm not an expert, but I guess all DVD drives can do this since the
beginning.
All of the DVD drives I have met (Mac and Win) in the last 5 years
were able to
playback Video DVDs and these are in fact double-layer disc without
exception :-)
I forgot the important
Hi Tiemo,
as far as I know, DL disks have been in the DVD specification since
almost the start, so all players should play plant-pressed ones (just
like the movie DVD's you can buy). I know that some early DVD players/
writers cannot play DL disks that were produced directly from a DL DVD
It's dead, Jim.
Jupp. For what it´s worth. I added a wait 10 millisecs with messages
after your formatFld calls in the update handler. On first run I was
able to command period out of it and rather surprised to see the
script of stack revDebugger popping up pointing to (ebug mode is
Thanks for verifying Klaus and Phil,
I was just a little unsure, because one of my older DVD writers can't read
my self burned DL, but that's obviously the +/- specs of self burned DVDs...
Thank you
Tiemo
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Kay C Lan wrote:
Whilst I wouldn't argue against the use of TimeMachine, for those who have
it, I find GLX2's Archive feature a swifter solution for such Rev specific
problems.
And (not that this helps Scott now) I have a button on my personal toolbar
that I use to save instead of the
Ben Rubinstein wrote:
More directly relevant to Scott's problem; I don't know what it means
when Spotlight displays a dotted line icon either. An hypothesis, since
Spotlight (even when just searching for filenames not content) searches
in its database rather than in the file system, would be
On Feb 3, 2009, at 12:23 PM, Ben Rubinstein wrote:
I've just looked at the man page for 'locate', and it says:
Another terminal 'thang' is mdfind, such as (mdfind .rev~):
Macintosh:~ jimsims$ mdfind .rev~
/Users/jimsims/Library/Mail/pop-s...@mail.ezpzapps.com/INBOX.mbox/
Dear friends, I had this crazy idea:
I would like to create a Rev application to control the temperature of
my room. So, I need my application to import the temperature from a
thermometer and switch on/off the heater.
I found documentation for an affordable external device in internet :
Paolo, I'm not familiar with this device but the answer to 2 is yes
for sure, I do it here all the time. I also control my telescope, TV,
Cable, Robosapien Robot, lights, etc.
If the device can handle serial commands then that is the easiest way.
I am looking into that device now... more
Thank for the insight, Klaus
Tiemo
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An: How to use Revolution
Betreff: Re: OT: what are the
Paolo, The Macintosh drivers for this device are the standard FTDIUSB
Serial Drivers which emulate a serial device over USB so the good news
is that you should be able to connect to the virtual port from
Revolution on the mac. I am not familiar with the drivers being used
for windows
Bonjour,
I need to test if a given list field in a stack contains some values
or if it is empty.
Well, by empty I mean that the field contains not any word or
number. But it happens that it may include carriage returns and/or tabs.
In such cases :
field thisField is empty
return false.
If
Bonjour Andre,
Bonjour,
I need to test if a given list field in a stack contains some values
or if it is empty.
Well, by empty I mean that the field contains not any word or
number. But it happens that it may include carriage returns and/or
tabs.
In such cases :
field thisField is empty
Hi André,
if number of words of fld This Field is 0 and (fld This Field
contains cr or fld This Field contains tab) then...
--
Best regards,
Mark Schonewille
Economy-x-Talk Consulting and Software Engineering
http://economy-x-talk.com
http://www.salery.biz
Dutch forum:
Is there a way that I am missing to get a selected object from one
stack in another stack 'without' having to palette the window of the
second stack?
I want to act on a user selected object in stack one while in stack two.
Thanks
Tom McGrath III
Lazy River Software
3mcgr...@comcast.net
Thanks all.
Changing the names of the innocent seems to have stopped the bleeding.
Craig newman
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Le 3 févr. 09 à 15:22, Klaus Major a écrit :
Bonjour Andre,
Bonjour,
I need to test if a given list field in a stack contains some
values or if it is empty.
Well, by empty I mean that the field contains not any word or
number. But it happens that it may include carriage returns and/or
On Feb 2, 2009, at 6:20 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Devin Asay wrote:
This has happened to me several times in Rev 3.0, but I've never been
able to pin it down to a recipe. It's almost like what happens when a
running script throws an error and kicks you into debug mode, and you
try to do
Le 3 févr. 09 à 15:24, Mark Schonewille a écrit :
Hi André,
if number of words of fld This Field is 0 and (fld This Field
contains cr or fld This Field contains tab) then...
--
Best regards,
Mark Schonewille
Bonjour Mark
Excellent :-)
Same answer as I made to Klaus : I feel ridiculous
This assumes what you need is whether text is in the field...
function isEmpty pFld
return (num of words of fld pFld = 0)
end isEmpty
HTH
/H
Bonjour,
I need to test if a given list field in a stack contains some values
or if it is empty.
Well, by empty I mean that the field contains not
Hi Tiemo,
Hello,
coming from the windows world, I am not really aware, what a
standard
setup on a Mac has to do. I know, there are tools like PackageMaker,
but I
would like to know, what a Mac User usually expects, when he inserts
a CD -
and what of that PackerMacker would provide and
Hello,
coming from the windows world, I am not really aware, what a standard
setup on a Mac has to do. I know, there are tools like PackageMaker, but I
would like to know, what a Mac User usually expects, when he inserts a CD -
and what of that PackerMacker would provide and what not. What does a
Malte Brill wrote:
It's dead, Jim.
Jupp. For what it´s worth. I added a wait 10 millisecs with messages
after your formatFld calls in the update handler. On first run I was
able to command period out of it and rather surprised to see the script
of stack revDebugger popping up pointing to
dunb...@aol.com wrote:
Thanks all.
Changing the names of the innocent seems to have stopped the bleeding.
Good, figured it was an IDE conflict. BTW, go home still works as in
HC. In the IDE you won't be able to get in, it's locked, and it will
just flash the splash screen. In a standalone,
Andre.Bisseret-
Yet another variation:
if word 1 to -1 of field thisField is empty
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Tuesday, February 3, 2009, 6:14:55 AM, you wrote:
Glad changing the names did the trick.
I have not put any scripts into back. Or front. I only start using the
utility stack, so I guess that makes it a library. My Rev world is not very
big; I
have only four stacks.
But before I
Hi Craig,
In a message dated 2/2/09 6:32:57 PM, mwie...@ahsoftware.net writes:
By its stack script is in use do you mean you're using it as a
library stack, frontscript or backscript? In that case you're
probably
getting duelling openCard handlers.
I have not put any scripts into back.
Out of curiosity, will this stack continue to work in demo mode
indefinitely? If Eric's family decide to continue to market it, I will
certainly pay for it as it is quite a nice bit of Revolution
programming. Just what I needed in fact. But if not, then I cannot
risk using it in a
ANDRE! Your a freaking genius! Great job on the RevDOCS! I will use
that one for sure. Is there a way to send money for it or are you an
eccentric millionaire who just wants to save the world?
Bob Sneidar
IT Manager
Logos Management
Calvary Chapel CM
Most Mac deinstallers I have seen are actually just shell scripts
that delete everything from where the installer put them. If you know
how to write shell scripts then it shouldn't be all that hard to write
a deinstaller. The real trick is getting it to run as an admin. Not
sure how to do
Paolo ,
Should work !
If you do not have a RS232 Port then use a serial Port/Usb emulator driver.
If you have a RS232 Port then use a USB to RS232 cable convertor.
Rev will send / read from Serial Com Ports only , the above is the solution.
Rev 3.00 is better as you can use Com Ports 9
I wonder, isn't there a way to use regular expressions to check for
white space?
Bob Sneidar
IT Manager
Logos Management
Calvary Chapel CM
On Feb 3, 2009, at 6:18 AM, Andre.Bisseret wrote:
Bonjour,
I need to test if a given list field in a stack contains some values
or if it is empty.
Hiya,
You might get more search hits with 'uninstaller'.
Cheers,
Luis.
On 3 Feb 2009, at 12:59, Tiemo Hollmann TB wrote:
Hello,
coming from the windows world, I am not really aware, what a
standard
setup on a Mac has to do. I know, there are tools like
PackageMaker, but I
would like
This might help:
http://guides.macrumors.com/Uninstalling_Applications_in_Mac_OS_X
and, just to get your digestive juices flowing, here's a quote from the
introductory paragraph:
Uninstalling applications in Mac OS X is very different than uninstalling
in a Microsoft Windows environment
I have updated all of the OSX software and still get the 'freeze', but there
is an easy workaround. I can use either Eric Chatonet's Color Picker or
Scott Rossi's tmColor (the 'tm' stands for Tactile Media) with no
difficulties. They are both installed in my plugins menu in the Rev IDE
Thanks
In a message dated 2/2/09 6:32:57 PM, mwie...@ahsoftware.net writes:
By its stack script is in use do you mean you're using it as a
library stack, frontscript or backscript? In that case you're probably
getting duelling openCard handlers.
I have not put any scripts into back. Or front.
This was a big thread on the HC list a few years back. Spaces are odd, in
that they are not word delimiters. Although they are. One space between two
word
is two words, as is ten spaces between them. In HC:
get the number of words of a b c --two spaces between the chars,
returns 3
And
I've found that using a non-breaking space instead of a space solves a lot
of problems with parsing text. For instance links clicked in a field with
two words connected with a NBS will act as one word-pair. This is perfect
for headers. Perhaps filtering and searching with a NBS might work better
dunb...@aol.com wrote:
This was a big thread on the HC list a few years back. Spaces are odd, in
that they are not word delimiters. Although they are. One space between two word
is two words, as is ten spaces between them. In HC:
get the number of words of a b c --two spaces between the
Humpf:
probably have to set the DEFAULTSTACK to the stack which you are wishing
to act on, select the object, manipulate, and then set DEFAULTSTACK back
to the stack from which the manipulation command is coming.
Probably best to set the LOCKSCREEN to true while you do this so as
to avoid
Hi Bob,
ListMagic will not remain in demo mode indefinitely. We are working out
details for the sales, maintenance and growth of ListMagic and all those who
purchased already will probably receive unlock codes within the week, for
the latest 1.1 version. Apologies to you and any who have
Jacque:
Score one for modernity. That spaces in Rev can be itemdelimiters is clean
and logical, and obviates the whole issue.
I have replaced spaces now and then in HC with both visible and invisible
chars to emulate a space/word delimiter. I was among the camp in the HC thread
that
Just uploaded an improved version:
1. Sorted out the 'wonky' red button on the METAL BUTTONS page
[stupid Richmond forgot to lock a resized image - and let that be a
lesson to you all !]
2. Code contributions by Bernd Niggemann.
You had better believe it: Bigger, Better and Twice as Butch.
ANDRE! Your a freaking genius! Great job on the RevDOCS! I will use that one
for sure.
I must've missed a message or two, cause I don't know
what Bob Sneidar's referring to here. The only docs I
know of are the ones that come with Rev and the
paper-bound one.
Anyone?
Thanks.
--
Nicolas Cueto
Hi Nicolas,
that was an article in the Runrev Newsletter #64. Here is the link to the
article:
http://www.runrev.com/newsletter/january/issue64/newsletter1.php?id=NW064S46431
Regards,
Matthias
Original Message
Subject: Re: He's a GENIUS! (03-Feb-2009 22:54)
From:Nicolas
Thomas McGrath III wrote:
Jac, but once you get to the second stack with the pointer tool the
selection is lost? No? I have to play some more. I was just hoping for
experience.
I tried a quick experiment before I answered and the selection stays
until you select something else or click in a
I'm pretty sure the KEYSPAN interface and software works with rev the last
time I tried it.
Just checked. They're now owned by
Tripp-Lite.http://www.tripplite.com/EN/products/model.cfm?txtSeriesID=518txtModelID=3914
sqb
2009/2/3 Bob Earp rje...@hotmail.com
Paolo, to my knowledge there is no
Yes, a great idea and product! Kudos to Andre :-)
Andre, how hard would it be to add an option to output the whole thing as
txt? It would be good for adding to printout documentation.
-C
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Paolo, to my knowledge there is no capability within Rev of communicating with
a USB port, although I think Chuck had been working on something along time
ago.I've been wanting to use a Rev project as an interface to the aircraft
simulators we build and have been working on getting Rev on OS
Thomas McGrath III wrote:
Is there a way that I am missing to get a selected object from one stack
in another stack 'without' having to palette the window of the second
stack?
I want to act on a user selected object in stack one while in stack two.
I'm not seeing any problem with just using
Jac, but once you get to the second stack with the pointer tool the
selection is lost? No? I have to play some more. I was just hoping for
experience.
T
Tom McGrath III
Lazy River Software
3mcgr...@comcast.net
iTunes Library Suite - libITS
Information and download can be found on this
Phil, I will try this.. Experiments to follow.
Tom McGrath III
Lazy River Software
3mcgr...@comcast.net
iTunes Library Suite - libITS
Information and download can be found on this page:
http://www.lazyriversoftware.com/RevOne.html
On Feb 3, 2009, at 1:27 PM, Phil Davis wrote:
How about
Bob-
The Arduino works well with rev.
If you're using Windows and need to do some usb protocol
troubleshooting, there's a great tool available at
http://www.aggsoft.com/usb-port-monitor.htm
Unfortunately they don't have an osx version, and I haven't found
anything else that does this sort of
How about setting the defaultStack to stack1 before referencing the
selectedObject? (This is a guess, but seems plausible)
Phil Davis
Thomas McGrath III wrote:
Is there a way that I am missing to get a selected object from one
stack in another stack 'without' having to palette the window of
Yes the HIGH SPEED serial adapter will work. I use it here all the
time. The other serial adapters were not high speed and caused
problems. I use the 19HS model that Stephen listed. I have also used
straight USB devices that make use of the standard FTDIUSB Serial
Drivers with great
On Mon, Feb 2, 2009 at 8:20 PM, Richard Gaskin
ambassa...@fourthworld.comwrote:
Judy Perry wrote:
So, what's the difference? Neither one of us particularly feels the need
to
call the other names.
I will start: Judy, you're unmutual!
:)
--Ahh, but, Richard, you and I both know that
Wasn't there an old HC serial (ADB) adapter thingy that allowed you to
control external electronics? Made by Beehive maybe? Used to control the
lighting of the world's tallest towers? (Jacque would remember).
Is there a USB version of it now? I thought that people used to do this
sort of thing
I use the Beehive ADB/IO gadgets to this day. Four are in my shop working as I
speak on two 266 MHz grey boxes. I have sold commercial HC driven products
using them, and when they went out of business, they offered a couple dozen to
me at cost. I took them all. Still have some.
There were two
I did those towers. 1998. Still working...
Craig newman
On Feb 3, 2009, at 11:01:17 PM, Judy Perry
katheryn.swynf...@gmail.com wrote:
From: Judy Perry katheryn.swynf...@gmail.com
Subject:Re: Import temperature and switch on/off the heater with Rev
Date: February 3, 2009 11:01:17 PM EST
Dunbar,
That is s awesome!
So, does the serial adapter thingy still exist as far as you know? Was it
Beehive?
Judy
who REMEMBERS!
http://revined.blogspot.com
On Tue, Feb 3, 2009 at 8:23 PM, dunbarx dunb...@aol.com wrote:
I did those towers. 1998. Still working...
Craig newman
On Feb
Judy.
Makes you one of the oldsters, you know.
The serial gadget was by someone else. I can check when I get to my
office. Beehive was the ADB guys
All three developers are out of the business. There should be someone willing
to take up the calling with Rev and USB, though. Someone smart
This company mentions apple drivers and Runtime Rev. They make USB I/O Boxes
-- and even some stuff that works with fischertechnik kits.They've been
around for a while.
http://www.bkohg.com/serviceusbplus_e.html
The CD-ROM contains the Service-USB driver for Macintosh MacOS X, QuickTime
films
You could probably do it with X10 devices. I used to control X10
devices with OS 8.6. They
were controlled from the serial port but the new device is USB. I am
writing a stack that will
control the serial and USB ports but haven't been working on it for a
few months. I was able
to
Thanks Bob, Luis and Richmond,
For shedding some more light on this
Tiemo
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