J. Landman Gay wrote:
Richard Gaskin wrote:
The RevTalk Dictionary entry for the environment function lists
helper application as one of the possible values the function can return:
If the environment function returns helper application,
Revolution is running as a helper
The engine change log list Menu-item tagging as a new feature:
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The menu item specification has been extended to allow a tag to be
specified. It is now of the form:
label [ '/' [ accelerator ] [ '|' tag ] ]
Note that the tag is optional as is the accelerator however, if
Bruce Robertson wrote:
Richard Gaskin wrote:
The RevTalk Dictionary entry for the environment function lists
helper application as one of the possible values the function can return:
If the environment function returns helper application,
Revolution is running as a helper application,
Here's a baby way to get a graphic object with
a coloured text and a different coloured
'border' (note the single quotes):
1. Make a new Graphic Object.
2. Set its border width to 0 (yes, really),
3. Crack open my plug-in:
http://mathewson.110mb.com/FILEZ/XPROPS.rev.zip
and set up a Label
Hi amigos, I would like to describe an scenario. If you can, please
outline how it can be resolved using Revolution:
I would like co-workers (initially in the LAN), fill a variety of
forms, that later can be retrieved, searched, printed etc. I believe
that connecting Revolution with a
One way to do this is to make your stack a standalone client
application which you distribute to your co-workers. If the standalone
connects to any of the standard databases -- MySQL, PostgreSQL, etc.
-- the database will handle the multiple connections for you so that
nobody overwrites
Hello Francois,
I think we need a RevCoding mathematician! I struggle with elementary
mathematics, let alone polynomial tangent functions!
/H
Le 2 oct. 09 ` 19:15, Hugh Senior a icrit :
I am also trying to plot a curved line through coordinate points, so a
Bezier curve is not an appropriate
Paul Foraker wrote:
On Fri, Oct 2, 2009 at 5:44 PM, Richard Gaskin
ambassador at fourthworld.com wrote:
Have any of you worked on stacks with an insane number of objects
on a card (5,000)?
What issues did you encounter?
I have a bead pattern generator that dynamically clones a small
Craig wrote :
The proffered scripts all necessitate that the original text,
likely from a
field, be manHandled word by word.
This is because text in a variable does not retain the textStyle of
the
source. But don't I remember that there is a way, or a gadget, that
holds the
style along
Devin wrote :
repeat with i = 1 to the number of words in fld thefield
get the textStyle of word i of fld thefield
if it contains bold then
replace bold with empty in it
replace ,bold with empty in it
replace bold, with empty in it
set the textStyle of word i of fld
Beat Cornaz wrote:
Your script works as well as Devin's and also has the same 'shortcoming'
of not removing the style between words.
I haven't tested it, but it seems to me that you don't need to iterate
through any chunks at all if you replace the entire htmltext as a whole.
Try someothing
Beat,
The htmlText solution I proposed will also work for boxed text that is also
bold and underline:
pHere isbox ubsome/b/u/box text/p
You can simply replace the box tags with empty, leaving the underline and
bold. And, it will handle the spaces between words as well.
But, it sounds like
DunbarX wrote:
The proffered scripts all necessitate that the original text, likely from a
field, be manHandled word by word.
This is because text in a variable does not retain the textStyle of the
source. But don't I remember that there is a way, or a gadget, that holds the
style along with
Hi All,
Some time ago, i published this stack that shows two
algorithms for smoothing the straight sides of a polygon:
http://www.geocities.com/capellan2000/Two_smooth_polygon_algorithm.zip
This stack implements two polygon smoothing algorithms:
Chaikin and Shemanarev
Here is a screenshot:
Jacqueline wrote :
Your script works as well as Devin's and also has the same
'shortcoming'
of not removing the style between words.
I haven't tested it, but it seems to me that you don't need to iterate
through any chunks at all if you replace the entire htmltext as a
whole.
Try
Hi Richard,
No time to experiment right now, but I wonder how things would work if
you grouped the objects and removed the group (bg) from the card,
letting it float in the netherworld of unplaced backgrounds within the
stack. Naaahh... I guess you would have to place the group before you
I need to write a very small utility that uses Telnet so that I can
connect to a server on port 333 and login with credentials and issue a
specified command recognized by the server.
I can do this manually as follows from the command line on Windows or
Terminal on OS X
Telnet 192.168.168.19 333
OK, I lied - I made time to test. I just did this:
on mouseUp
lock screen
lock messages
create group test
repeat with x = 1 to 12000
create btn (test_ x) in grp test
if x mod 100 = 0 then put x
end repeat
remove grp test from this cd
unlock messages
unlock screen
On Sat Oct 3, 2009, Richard Gaskin ambassador at fourthworld.com wrote:
Maybe it meant Too many for the IDE to display, since it seems the
engine is fine. :)
I wonder exactly what their threshold is for too many, and how they
arrived at it when they wrote their IDE.
The more I played around
Phil Davis wrote:
on mouseUp
lock screen
lock messages
create group test
repeat with x = 1 to 12000
create btn (test_ x) in grp test
if x mod 100 = 0 then put x
end repeat
remove grp test from this cd
unlock messages
unlock screen
beep
end mouseUp
Stewart, I think you could do telnet over a socket connection. See
open socket, write to socket and friends in the docs.
Best,
Mark Smith
On 3 Oct 2009, at 22:28, RevList wrote:
I need to write a very small utility that uses Telnet so that I can
connect to a server on port 333 and login
So all your 11 million buttons have to be clickable at any given time?
You want it all, don't you? ;-)
If you just want to change the hilite of one via script, that takes no
time (0.000627 secs on my mini to invert the hilite of btn ). Can
you tell us any more about the requirements
Maybe it wouldn't be as hard if you opened telnet with open process for
update and interacted with it that way. Then the socket-handling
business would be done by the OS. Recently Josh Mellicker showed me how
to do that with 'curl' using 'open process for read' and it made it
super easy.
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