Re: Chunk order must be small to large

Richard Gaskin wrote: It may be tempting to want to implement some custom behavior for, say, the truncate function. Raney felt that all that did is risk confusing anyone who calls that function while your handler is in the message path, so in his view it didn't merely expode the size

Re: Quite possibly . . .

Stylophone... ;) Cheers, Luis. On 13 Mar 2009, at 00:36, Judy Perry wrote: Harpsichord ;-) Judy http://revined.blogspot.com On Thu, Mar 12, 2009 at 2:45 PM, Luis l...@anachreon.co.uk wrote: Should at least be able to play the guitar. Cheers, Luis. Bob Sneidar wrote: The key word

Regular Expression question

Hi, I'm trying to use regex for searching unicode text in Rev. The docs say that Rev follows pcre rules and I've tried various combinations or \N, \x but unsuccessfully. Can someone offer a way to do this or confirm that Rev does not support regex for unicode? I am working with utf 8 (Greek etc)

Re: My BBC Master - - - getting Beeped-off.

Hi Randy, following this thread I also played with beepLoudness and also lost the beep. I am on an Intel macBook pro 10.5.6 using Rev 3.0.0. When I restore the beep with set the beepLoudness to -1 the beep is completely distorted and very (scaringly) loud. I have to go to system preferences to

Re: Regular Expression question

Hi Ron, If you have your unicode data in a field, it is always Rev's only flavour of unicode, which is mostly the same as UTF16. So, if you convert your search string to UTF16 and escape the necessary characters, you should be able to use regex on a field. If you are doing a regex search

Re: My BBC Master - - - getting Beeped-off.

Hi Bernd, Yes, exactly the same here (config + effects). -- Best regards, Mark Schonewille Economy-x-Talk Consulting and Software Engineering http://economy-x-talk.com http://www.salery.biz Dutch forum: http://runrev.info/rrforum Snapper Screen Recorder is now available for Windows! Download

Music/sounds in Revolution

Hello everybody, (excuse me for my english by advance) The reading of recent interventions about music and sounds, where Judy was hight the flag of claims (claims are not a first step towards revolution ?) leads me to a point on the oppotunities witch are give to us : I will leave aside the

Re: Regular Expression question

Ron, I made a Japanese search field before. I don't know what the regex is, but the search field works in Japanese and English on Rev3.0. go stack url http://www.kenjikojima.com/runrev/handbook/download/JpSearchFld.rev Try it, -- Kenji Kojima http://www.kenjikojima.com/ On 13 mrt

Re: Regular Expression question

Hi Kenji, Mark, Thanks for your suggestions. Kenji, you are right about searching using the find command. I can search for Kanji, as you do in your stack. Mark, you are right about escaping the characters when I use regex. I've have been escaping the chars and that seems to work in the case

Re: Chunk order must be small to large

Richard Gaskin wrote: I went to the mat with him over this one years ago when I was porting an HC project. He said, If you need a custom behavior, use a custom name. I said, But I *need* to override the built-in function! and he asked simply, 'Need'? Why? I couldn't think of a truly

Re: Regular Expression question

Ron, When you do a search, you're not searching for text. You're searching for *binary data*. So, find out what the binary data is and make a regex for that. If there are any characters with a special meaning, escape them. Also bear in mind that when doing matchChunk, you'll get the

Re: Regular Expression question

Hi Ron, Now I knew what the regex is. Japanese writing does not use separated words. If your data is a kind of words list, you might use some parts of this stack. go stack url http://www.kenjikojima.com/runrev/handbook/download/JpnSortStudy.rev see 美術用語. -- Kenji Kojima

Re: Chunk order must be small to large

Ben Rubinstein wrote: Richard Gaskin wrote: I went to the mat with him over this one years ago when I was porting an HC project. He said, If you need a custom behavior, use a custom name. I said, But I *need* to override the built-in function! and he asked simply, 'Need'? Why? I

Re: Chunk order must be small to large

I dug out my old copy of the v.2 User Guide. This guide has stuff in it that the v.3 guide does not. It has a short section on Complex chunk expressions, where it states: - chars can't contains words - words can't contain items - items can't contain lines Now I know what must be small to large

Re: Chunk order must be small to large

DunbarX wrote: I dug out my old copy of the v.2 User Guide. This guide has stuff in it that the v.3 guide does not. It has a short section on Complex chunk expressions, where it states: - chars can't contains words - words can't contain items - items can't contain lines Now I know what

Re: Chunk order must be small to large

Richard Gaskin wrote: Ben Rubinstein wrote: ... ... a simple statement, legal in the syntax, which crashed Rev with 100% reliability shouldn't be marked critical because it could only affect the programmer, who should know better. What statement is that, and has it been fixed? See

Re: Chunk order must be small to large

planets can't contain suns mice can't contain cats leaves can't contain trees etc. ad nauseam ROFL. :-) Bob Sneidar IT Manager Logos Management Calvary Chapel CM On Mar 13, 2009, at 10:12 AM, dunb...@aol.com wrote: - chars can't contains words - words can't contain items - items can't

Re: Chunk order must be small to large

On Mar 13, 2009, at 10:53 AM, Bob Sneidar wrote: planets can't contain suns mice can't contain cats leaves can't contain trees etc. ad nauseam ROFL. :-) Ah, but mice can, and have, contained chunks of cats. Jim Ault Las Vegas ___ use-revolution

Re: My BBC Master - - - getting Beeped-off.

On Mar 13, 2009, at 3:49 AM, BNig wrote: Hi Randy, following this thread I also played with beepLoudness and also lost the beep. I am on an Intel macBook pro 10.5.6 using Rev 3.0.0. When I restore the beep with set the beepLoudness to -1 the beep is completely distorted and very

Re: Chunk order must be small to large

Craig- Friday, March 13, 2009, 10:12:27 AM, you wrote: This guide has stuff in it that the v.3 guide does not. It has a short section on Complex chunk expressions, where it states: - words can't contain items Don't believe everything you read, though... set the itemdelimiter to comma put

Re: Chunk order must be small to large

From the dictionary in OSX 2.9 Word Designates a space-delimited or quoted string as part of a chunk expression. hello,sailor,new,in,town? has no spaces and thus is only one word. On Mar 13, 2009, at 2:08 PM, Mark Wieder wrote: Craig- Friday, March 13, 2009, 10:12:27 AM, you

Re: Chunk order must be small to large

Mark, 1 and 5, no? Craig Newman In a message dated 3/13/09 5:10:50 PM, mwie...@ahsoftware.net writes: - words can't contain items Don't believe everything you read, though... set the itemdelimiter to comma put the number of words in hello,sailor,new,in,town? put the number of items

Re: Chunk order must be small to large

Mark, Oh, I see. Words containing items. Literal strings without spaces of course are one word. But still, another scriptJoke. And a good one. Craig Newman In a message dated 3/13/09 5:10:50 PM, mwie...@ahsoftware.net writes: Don't believe everything you read, though... set the

Re: Chunk order must be small to large

Jim- Friday, March 13, 2009, 2:28:32 PM, you wrote: From the dictionary in OSX 2.9 Word Designates a space-delimited or quoted string as part of a chunk expression. hello,sailor,new,in,town? has no spaces and thus is only one word. Exactly. Yet it contains six items... -- -Mark

Re: My BBC Master - - - getting Beeped-off.

On 3/11/09, Malte Brill wrote: ... There are quite a few opensauce libs around ... My favorite kind of cooking: everyone gets to add an ingredient! :-) Peter M. Brigham pmb...@gmail.com ___ use-revolution mailing list

return [with value]

Can anyone enlighten the rest of us regarding this use of 'return'?: return tRetResult with empty I pulled the above line from the 'revLibUrl' button script in the 'revLibrary' stack. The 'with' option isn't explained in the docs under 'return'. Thanks - -- Phil Davis PDS Labs

Re: return [with value]

I bet it has to do with returning a value to the engine, since it seems to be used only in handlers called by the engine. That's my guess anyway. Phil Phil Davis wrote: Can anyone enlighten the rest of us regarding this use of 'return'?: return tRetResult with empty I pulled the

Re : Chunk order must be small to large

Hi from Paris, Take for example 5 * 5 + 1. Did we mean (5 * 5) + 1? Or did we mean 5 * (5 + 1)? Well we know by math formula rules that the multiplication is calculated first, so 26 is the correct answer. It would have been clearer to just use the parenthesis and avoid any confusion, and many

Re: My BBC Master - - - getting Beeped-off.

Hi Devin, Hi Mark, thanks for looking into this. So it appears that the fact that after setting the beeploudness to 100 it is far to low for MacOS 10 and one starts to hear anything above about 650 and then up to 16777472. Since setting the beeploudness to -1 makes an unhealthy noise with

Re: Re : Chunk order must be small to large

Translating British into English is always interesting. PEMDAS parentheses,exponentiation,mult/div,add/subt Craig Newman On Mar 13, 2009, at 7:24:35 PM, Francis Nugent Dixon effe...@wanadoo.fr wrote: Brackets Off/Divide/Multiply/Add/Subtract I don't think that the rules have changed

Re: return [with value]

On Mar 13, 2009, at 6:44 PM, Phil Davis wrote: Can anyone enlighten the rest of us regarding this use of 'return'?: return tRetResult with empty I pulled the above line from the 'revLibUrl' button script in the 'revLibrary' stack. The 'with' option isn't explained in the docs under

Re: return [with value]

Thanks Trevor. Phil Trevor DeVore wrote: On Mar 13, 2009, at 6:44 PM, Phil Davis wrote: Can anyone enlighten the rest of us regarding this use of 'return'?: return tRetResult with empty I pulled the above line from the 'revLibUrl' button script in the 'revLibrary' stack. The 'with'

Re: My BBC Master - - - getting Beeped-off.

BNig wrote: Hi Devin, Hi Mark, thanks for looking into this. So it appears that the fact that after setting the beeploudness to 100 it is far to low for MacOS 10 and one starts to hear anything above about 650 and then up to 16777472. Since setting the beeploudness to -1 makes an unhealthy

ANN: Kaleidoscopes for all seasons

On the theory that one cannot have too many cookies (the real kind) or kaleidoscopes (the artificial kind) in one's life, I here offer my final (I hope) entry in the latter category. It features two different methods, each with its own advantages. One can draw or paint the figures (the

Re: ANN: Kaleidoscopes for all seasons

THIS IS AWESOME. I just wasted two hours with this fun... thanks Stephen Barncard - San Francisco http://barncard.com 2009/3/13 James Hurley jhurley0...@sbcglobal.net On the theory that one cannot have too many cookies (the real kind) or kaleidoscopes (the