I filed this to ask for 'replace' to have an additional option - to work
like the Sed /s command. If you aren't familiar with this relic
s/oldtext/newtext/
will replace only the first occurrence of oldtext in a line. In all lines
of the file, or the specified subset of the file.
In your code, on the page see script
http://kenjikojima.com/Photo/GreatLawn/thumbnail.irev?file=thumbnail.ir
ev
in the lines 22-23 you write:
replace with in tScript
replace with in tScript
is there a typo?
Nonetheless, that works -- and generating on the fly a
On Fri, Jun 26, 2009 at 5:35 PM, Sarah Reicheltsarah.reich...@gmail.com wrote:
In your code, on the page see script
http://kenjikojima.com/Photo/GreatLawn/thumbnail.irev?file=thumbnail.ir
ev
in the lines 22-23 you write:
replace with in tScript
replace with in tScript
I don't have an answer, and was hoping someone else might.
The only thing that might work would be to dig deeper into regex themselves.
I believe that there are ways of constructing regex queries so that
one can subsequently pick out the occurrences where a hit occurred.
Bernard
2009/6/25
hi, thanks for thinking!
Q: dynamic usage of regex in a repeat loop
My current status is to use the do command and the construction of the runrev
command at runtime, which might slow down a little bit because it has to be
done anytime.
I'll add this to the things I need to try, but that'd need quite a
fancy values management, as to not insert the wrong thing into the
wrong insert. Also I'm currently on a different project ;)
Thanks
Björnke
On 26 Jun 2009, at 07:35, Bill Marriott wrote:
Does SQLite support multi-line SQL
And version 5 has just been released. I'm downloading it now, looking forward
to trialing the new features.
For info too, they have lots and lots of video tutorials and a thriving
community of helpers who can help you learn and get the best from it. It can
also import and export Illustrator
I use this script a lot. I have also found it necessary to add revStartCentre
to the list of stacks put into myDontClose, otherwise it opens and shuts
itself again when your project exits, in the IDE.
Mark Schonewille-3 wrote:
Hi Scott,
I'm not sure about this, because usually I see a
Thanks Björnke!
that indeed is the magic incantation
thanks again
-
Stephen Barncard
San Francisco
http://barncard.com
2009/6/25 Björnke von Gierke b...@mac.com
I'm not sure, but those could be utf-8 chars, did you try to convert from
utf8?
function revText
I really miss the old SHIFT-LOCK key:
http://mathewson.110mb.com/kp.html
does anybody know how to convert the Caps-Lock key
to a Shift-Lock key?
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I have written this code a few different ways. Each seems to be
equally inefficient. I am attempting to compare to images, pixel by
pixel, and record the differences.
ON mouseUp pMouseBtnNo
put 0 into c
set the startvalue of scrollbar Progress to 0
set the endvalue of scrollbar
Bill:
Be my guest. We've already spent dozens of hours trying to work around this.
Wow. This took several minutes:
http://imp.on-rev.com/webinars/index.html
Plays on iPods too. (And Zunes. And anything else that plays H.264.)
The GoToWebinar software we use for our webinars records
Bert Shuler wrote:
I have written this code a few different ways. Each seems to be equally
inefficient. I am attempting to compare to images, pixel by pixel, and
record the differences.
ON mouseUp pMouseBtnNo
put 0 into c
set the startvalue of scrollbar Progress to 0
set the
Bert-
Friday, June 26, 2009, 12:50:50 PM, you wrote:
It takes many minutes to process a 200x200 image. I want this code to
eventually compare full screen-captures, so if there is any way to
speed it up, I am open for advice.
Obvious statement #1: this will run *much* faster if you don't
On Jun 26, 2009, at 4:04 PM, Michael wrote:
Wow. This took several minutes:
http://imp.on-rev.com/webinars/index.html
Unfortunately, although you're right in all of your arguments, your
example file makes some of Bill's points for him. The linked file has
to be fully downloaded
Bill,
I am sure you guys probably thought about this before. You can use external
monitor adapters on both computers hooked to dv cameras to record both
screens at the same time. Then you can pick these high quality sources
and edit to recreate the cuts you made live.
it's a ton of work and needs
I just popped together a stack using your code and 2 versions of an image.
I made 2 buttons:
'COMPARE' contained your code
'COMPARE 2' contained your code with all references to your progress bar
removed
I also introduced 2 extra flds; 'Stime' and 'Etime'
In both COMPARE and COMPARE 2 I
On Jun 26, 2009, at 4:28 PM, Colin Holgate wrote:
I too did a test, at full size, and mine was about as good as the
WMV, and less than half the file size (it was about 2/3rd the size
of your small dimensions file too). So it is possible to give a good
example MP4 file. Ideally it would be
On Jun 26, 2009, at 4:37 PM, Andre Garzia wrote:
Then you can pick these high quality sources
and edit to recreate the cuts you made live.
it's a ton of work and needs two cameras but it has no quality
downside.
There are problems with your suggestion. It might be slightly harder
to
On Jun 26, 2009, at 4:28 PM, Colin Holgate wrote:
I may post my MP4 recompressed example, just for interest.
I don't have the right license to export WMV from QuickTime Player, so
this has a watermark in it, but you get the idea. The link is a MOV
reference movie, which helps solve the
I think one can get a bit too hoity-toity about commercial software; and
I am not fan number 1 of Microsoft either;
BUT, as VLC (which is Open Source, Hurrah, Hurrah, Hurrah) plays WMV
files just like that we should not complain.
I know, Andre, that if somebody suggested I ran out and bought 2
On Jun 26, 2009, at 4:46 PM, Trevor DeVore wrote:
We set up Screenflow on a laptop and record the webinar. The audio/
video quality is MUCH better than the WMV and you have more options
for output.
Now you mention it, any of us could volunteer to record the webinar,
with whatever
Bert Shuler wrote:
ON mouseUp pMouseBtnNo
put 0 into c
set the startvalue of scrollbar Progress to 0
set the endvalue of scrollbar Progress to the length of imagedata
of image Alpha
put the imagedata of image Alpha into idataalpha
put the imagedata of image Beta into
On 26 Jun 2009, at 23:07, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Ditto what the others have said about the progress bar. Those
updates prompt so many layers of OS rendering code that they take
quite a toll. I went to a mod solution with one of my projects and
it gave me an order of magnitude speed
Michael,
Wow. This took several minutes:
http://imp.on-rev.com/webinars/index.html
Yes, we know how to convert to mp4, that isn't the problem. Your version of
the video is not acceptable:
- It's more than 3x the file size: 151 Mb; the original WMV is 46 Mb
- It's half the dimensions of
Bert,
Others have pointed out the delay introduced by updating a progress bar with
every pixel and suggested updating it every 100 or 500 pixels or so.
Similarly, comparing byte-by-byte is going to be slow.
An immediate, simple improvement will be achieved by comparing *groups* of
pixels
On Sat, Jun 27, 2009 at 3:35 AM, Richmond Mathewson
richmondmathew...@gmail.com wrote:
does anybody know how to convert the Caps-Lock key
to a Shift-Lock key?
I don't know but you might try Ukelele, it's free:
http://scripts.sil.org/cms/scripts/page.php?site_id=nrsiitem_id=ukelele
If you
On Sat, Jun 27, 2009 at 11:20 AM, Kay C Lan lan.kc.macm...@gmail.comwrote:
http://scripts.sil.org/cms/scripts/page.php?site_id=nrsiitem_id=ukelele
If you reassign shift to the caps key, then maybe in the locked state it
will be as if you had shift lock. Worth a try I guess.
I note on the
Hello,
I've bought a new camera (Nikon coolpix p6000) and Revolution doesn't
want to open my photos (with the set the filename
It's just a normal jpeg file, but too big ? If i resize the photos,
it's works.
Is there a workaround, i use Revolution to choose, name and tag my
photos so
You don't mention which OS you're on, but I wouldn't be surprised if
you've hit a 4096 pixel limitation. If you use the 8 megapixel setting
on the camera you should be ok, or resize the 13 megapixel images down
to 4095 or less across.
___
From Rev, is your camera listed in the volumes? If not, the camera
may be connecting to the computer with Picture Transfer Protocol, which
makes the computer treat it differently than a regular USB mass storage
device.
Phil Davis
Ludovic Thébault wrote:
Hello,
I've bought a new camera
Le 27 juin 09 à 07:09, Colin Holgate a écrit :
You don't mention which OS you're on, but I wouldn't be surprised if
you've hit a 4096 pixel limitation. If you use the 8 megapixel
setting on the camera you should be ok, or resize the 13 megapixel
images down to 4095 or less across.
I'm
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