My initial thought on seeing Phil's posting was that it might be a
server setting and thus not something one can control at the client.
I thought this because a couple of weeks ago I stumbled upon a
discussion where SSH (for some user) was creating a new connection for
each command sent to the
Hi Sarah,
Rather than gambling and waiting for a timeout to occur and, assuming there
aren't any other sockets open for other purposes, couldn't Phil just issue a
resetAll in his uploadEnded command? This forces the close of all sockets
and a reset of everything in liburl. Otherwise, a close of
I still can't get my app to run for everyone.
I put my folder with my apps into the general application folder. By default
my folder had only read permission for everyone, so I changed the
permissions to read and write and inherited it to all apps in my folder.
Now, when I log on with a standard
Hi Bernard,
thank you for your explanations, I have never thought about setting a proxy
in my app. In addition I now found in the docs, that on windows systems the
proxy is read from the registry by default. So at my trouble customer either
the informations in the registry are not correct, or I am
Yup, it's Richmond, 2-3 years behind the times :)
Well, to be honest, I've never really had the need of custom properties
before.
Reading the EXCELLENT RevolutionUsersGuide.pdf (and, by EXCELLENT, I mean
far better in many respects than the online Documentation) I find that
whether a property
In a message dated 4/14/09 4:28:50 PM, li...@mangomultimedia.com writes:
OK I downloaded the newest Mac version of Studio and I'm excitedÂ
about the
new datagrid feature. I can see many places to use them, but I can'tÂ
figure
out how to address the contents or load a grid.
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Hi Richmond,
Yup, it's Richmond, 2-3 years behind the times :)
Well, to be honest, I've never really had the need of custom properties
before.
Reading the EXCELLENT RevolutionUsersGuide.pdf (and, by EXCELLENT, I
mean
far better in many respects than the online Documentation) I find that
Hi from Paris,
When I upgraded to Rev 3.0, I was happy for so many reasons.
But there were things inside the script editor I found very
painful, even though there were MANY improvements.
The thing that peeved me most was that the script text lines
never lined up. I spent valuable minutes ('cos
AFAIK - there is no easy or robust way to initialise local variables? That
is you can't do something like:
local thisWorks = some long complicated result
local thisDoesnt = getComplicatedResult()
function getComplicatedResult
return some long complicated result
end getComplicatedResult
2009/4/15 Jim Bufalini j...@visitrieve.com
Because they are not inherited, you are able to set them all independently
to different values, even though they all have the same names and keys.
If you want them inherited you need to define a getprop handler.
getprop porkNbeans
-- return
Hi Francis,
I just loved this story. And one of the extra special things I love
most about this list is that I very rarely see the term RTM or RTFM.
So I hope we do see a blog or wiki with that title.
Regards,
Tom McGrath III
Lazy River Software
3mcgr...@comcast.net
iTunes Library Suite -
Hi David,
While very useful message handlers, I don't believe that this qualifies as
object inheritance. And I don't know that someone just starting to get their
arms around custom properties should attempt to mess with them. ;-)
For example, your setProp example doesn't have a pass statement,
David-
Wednesday, April 15, 2009, 4:58:58 AM, you wrote:
If you want them inherited you need to define a getprop handler.
Thanks. In all the time I've played with getprop/setprop handlers it
never occurred to me that this would implement inheritance.
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You'd have to set and retrieve the data yourself - I just put in commented
out pseudo code. So:
getprop porkNbeans
return the uData [porkNbeans] of me to someValue
end porkNbeans
setprop porkNbeans someValue
set the uData [porkNbeans] of me
end porkNbeans
That give you effective
David Bovill wrote:
AFAIK - there is no easy or robust way to initialise local variables? That
is you can't do something like:
local thisWorks = some long complicated result
local thisDoesnt = getComplicatedResult()
function getComplicatedResult
return some long complicated result
end
Richmond-
Wednesday, April 15, 2009, 2:22:47 AM, you wrote:
Is it possible to set up custom properties so that they can be inherited?
In addition to David Bovill's suggestion about using getprop and
setprop handlers at a deeper level, I filed bz #3295 a bit over three
years ago suggesting the
2009/4/15 Richard Gaskin ambassa...@fourthworld.com
There's a request for this in the RQCC:
http://quality.runrev.com/qacenter/show_bug.cgi?id=1241
Voted for - would be great if others could!
Why are globals so unloved?
Most programming languages support them so they can be accessed
Richard-
Wednesday, April 15, 2009, 8:14:27 AM, you wrote:
David Bovill wrote:
AFAIK - there is no easy or robust way to initialise local variables?
There's a request for this in the RQCC:
http://quality.runrev.com/qacenter/show_bug.cgi?id=1241
However, notice in bz #1241 (filed in
Yes - Mark I filed a similar enhancement request - but prefer the use of
lock messages to achieve the same effect. It was turned down - mainly I
think because until they started to look at behaviors and actually create
some nested groups they didn't see the relevance.
2009/4/15 Mark Wieder
David Bovill wrote:
2009/4/15 Richard Gaskin wrote:
Why are globals so unloved?
Most programming languages support them so they can be accessed globally.
If you need global access, why not use a global?
True - some of my allergy to them is not rational :) In this case I'm trying
to speed
Resend - it appears this post never made it to the list? trying again
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On Wed, Apr 15, 2009 at 7:09 PM, Francis Nugent Dixon effe...@wanadoo.frwrote:
There are probably dozens of bells and whistles hidden away
in all the corners of Revolution, that we may never find.
Unfortunately for some, not only are they hidden but Rev wont play door
bells or ringtone
Hi
I have been experimenting with 3.5's Data Grids and have run into a problem.
I have 250 records, containing 7 fields. Six of the fields contain
text, numeric or alpha-numeric data, the seventh contains an image
file. I have these stored in an array called titleArray. titleArray
has numeric
On Apr 15, 2009, at 12:35 PM, Ian McKnight wrote:
...
Is this the correct way to create a table view of data held in an
array? Is the first method I tried specifically for tab delimited
lists?
Hi Ian,
When you set the dgData of a data grid table, the data grid will look
for a column name
On Apr 15, 2009, at 5:09 AM, Francis Nugent Dixon wrote:
Hi from Paris,
When I upgraded to Rev 3.0, I was happy for so many reasons.
But there were things inside the script editor I found very
painful, even though there were MANY improvements.
The thing that peeved me most was that the
On 4/15/09 4:58 AM, David Bovill david.bov...@gmail.com wrote:
If you want them inherited you need to define a getprop handler.
You can inherit any custom property even without getprop handlers, by
walking through the object's long id until you find a value.
Here's a function that does that
On Apr 15, 2009, at 12:27 PM, Sadhu Nadesan wrote:
Resend - it appears this post never made it to the list? trying again
Perhaps there was an issue because your original email had HTML?
Your help is requested once more .. I'm stuck. I've been trying to
find a way to apply color to a
Hi folks,
I just want to put in a good word, an unsolicited plug for what I
think is the most underrated new feature in Rev 3.5--the ability to
add User Notes to the Rev Dictionary.
I've been playing trying this out since the beta version came out, and
I really love the potential. So far
Richmond Mathewson wrote:
I find that
whether a property is inherited or not depends on mysterious decisions
taken 'on high', err, well, Edinburgh; or, decisions taken along time
ago by the oft-reviled Scott Rossi in MetaCard days.
Just for the record, Scott Rossi is beloved and adored by
2009/4/15 Richard Gaskin ambassa...@fourthworld.com
While we wait for the ability to initialize vars from a function call, a
single Init handler in a behavior script may do the trick for now.
If you used a script-local var as a flag to see if it's been initialized,
you could ensure it's
Tiemo Hollmann TB wrote:
I still can't get my app to run for everyone.
I put my folder with my apps into the general application folder.
Try setting the owner to system.
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HyperActive Software |
Hi Trevor
Thanks for the reply.
I'll take a closer look at my column names/key names and look for
discrepancies. And thanks for the information on the sort command I'll
play around with that too.
BTW I can't sign off without commenting on the quality and extent of
the documentation you have
Hi Mark,
Writing it out to a binfile did the trick. Thanks!
I wonder why would anybody use an open, write and close process
rather than put URL?
Thanks,
Steve
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J. Landman Gay wrote:
Just for the record, Scott Rossi is beloved and adored by all. Scott
Raney, on the other hand, got mixed reviews. ;)
I'm sorry! speaking as a Scot with one 't', I find Scotts with two 't's
(who aren't even Scots) a bit confusing; and when there are 'r's involved
I always
Steve Checkley wrote:
Hi Mark,
Writing it out to a binfile did the trick. Thanks!
I wonder why would anybody use an open, write and close process rather
than put URL?
Those commands are good when you need to keep a file open and read it in
sections, or append data to it, or search it, or
Dear Dick and David,
I don't want to be a stickler here and keep this going on forever, ;-) but I
believe the correct answer to Are *custom* properties inherited? Has to be
no.
While it is 100% true that handlers like setProp can be used by the
application programmer to review, copy, alter and
On 4/15/09 2:28 PM, Jim Bufalini j...@visitrieve.com wrote:
Hence, custom properties are not inherited in the traditional sense. ;-)
Agreed. Even with the technique I offered, the effective inheritance is
based only on Rev's owner hierarchy, rather than on anyone's class
hierarchy.
But Rev
Hello:
I've just downloaded the Full Revolution Enterprise 3.5 .dmg file (OS X) to
my desktop.
While trying out Rev 3.5, I would also like to continue using my current
version (2.8.1) for a while.
Is there anything I need to know before I click the new Rev 3.5?
Will it attempt to take control
Ted-
Wednesday, April 15, 2009, 4:01:04 PM, you wrote:
Is there anything I need to know before I click the new Rev 3.5?
Yep. There's a new revOnline. You'll need to register for a new login
id and password - your existing one won't work. But that's it. If
you're moving up from 2.8.1 then
Ted - there shouldn't be any real problem maintaining and running two or
more versions of Rev on the one computer. I often have three or more
versions installed and in use. If you look under the help menu you should
see an item named 'Manage versions...'. Selecting this will open a dialog
that
Devin-
Wednesday, April 15, 2009, 10:23:52 AM, you wrote:
account. The notes are mediated for quality by RunRev so it takes a
day or two for them to show up. They have also said they don't want
...and that's the downside. It's kind of like the Microsoft approach
to the world: the theory is
I also submitted several notes, and do not see them posted.
Craig Newman
In a message dated 4/15/09 7:10:00 PM, mwie...@ahsoftware.net writes:
...and that's the downside. It's kind of like the Microsoft approach
to the world: the theory is great but the implementation sucks. My
notes have
On Apr 15, 2009, at 5:07 PM, Mark Wieder wrote:
Devin-
Wednesday, April 15, 2009, 10:23:52 AM, you wrote:
account. The notes are mediated for quality by RunRev so it takes a
day or two for them to show up. They have also said they don't want
...and that's the downside. It's kind of like
On Apr 16, 2009, at 1:51 AM, Devin Asay wrote:
communication issue that needs to be fixed if RunRev want this
feature to succeed.
We ought to try to work out the bumps before we dismiss it for its
flaws. It's a new service, and is bound to have some rough spots,
but I'm sure we can work
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