I have never used filter with the ask command, but here is what I
think is happening:
When you ask for a file, if a new file name is types in, you get just
the name with no extension.
If you select an existing file, then you get the filename PLUS it's extension.
Your script then adds the
Thanks Mark and Alejandro,
I will try each one to see if it's one of them best suited to support
HTML5/CSS3. If yes, i will report it there ;-)
Kind Regards,
Pierre
Le 2 juil. 2010 à 13:46, Alejandro Tejada a écrit :
Hi Pierre and Mark,
Looks like there have been many
recent versions
On Jul 2, 2010, at 3:13 PM, Josh Mellicker wrote:
Let's say you add a row or record to a Data Grid, and want to
automatically select the text of a field in that row so the user can
start typing. What is the easiest way to do this?
If you are already opening the field editor then this
Richard Gaskin wrote:
stephen barncard wrote:
In the early 90s I registered a creator code BARN and a document code
rtfd
I know the document codes are not registered anymore (and Apple uses
*rtfd*now). But my question is : Do I own my creator code forever?
As forever as your memory allows:
David C. wrote:
I'm using filter so that the user will see only the files with like
extensions, but I've tried it without the filtering as well, with no
luck. I think the heart of the issue is that when asked if the user
wants to overwrite a file and they affirm that they do...
..the file
J. Landman Gay wrote:
Richard Gaskin wrote:
stephen barncard wrote:
In the early 90s I registered a creator code BARN and a document code
rtfd
I know the document codes are not registered anymore (and Apple uses
*rtfd*now). But my question is : Do I own my creator code forever?
As forever
I think Sarah's right, your code isn't checking to see if the file already
has the same extension. Add this to your save handler after you get the
user's file name:
put .ext into tExtension -- use yours
set the itemDelimiter to .
if last item of tFileName tExtension
then put tExension
BTW Jacque,
This is the project we briefly discussed consultation options for, off
list. I basically did an almost full re-write, greatly simplified the
user interface, found the offending code that was slowing the
performance and gained between 300-400 percent in the speed
department.
I'm a
David C. wrote:
I think Sarah's right, your code isn't checking to see if the file already
has the same extension. Add this to your save handler after you get the
user's file name:
put .ext into tExtension -- use yours
set the itemDelimiter to .
if last item of tFileName tExtension
then put
I thought the field editor only applied to tables, not forms?
On Jul 6, 2010, at 7:40 AM, Trevor DeVore li...@mangomultimedia.com wrote:
On Jul 2, 2010, at 3:13 PM, Josh Mellicker wrote:
Let's say you add a row or record to a Data Grid, and want to
automatically select the text of a field
I just ran a test and was unable to reproduce the prompt:
I used ask file whatever, and in the OS putfile dialog I typed the name of
an existing file but without the extension. The dialog did not prompt that
this was a duplicate name. I also tried a different extension, with the
same
On Jul 6, 2010, at 11:40 AM, Josh Mellicker wrote:
I thought the field editor only applied to tables, not forms?
You can use it with both. It is just built-in with the table. The
lesson you left a comment on yesterday actually explains how to use it
with a form:
Hello all,
Just a quick update on the audio plugin - we've picked out a set of
libraries and the developers (we have two assigned to this project) are
making sure the libraries are good enough for, at a minimum, Windows and Mac
OS X. I think also Linux is a possibility but its still a bit early.
David C. wrote:
I just ran a test and was unable to reproduce the prompt:
I used ask file whatever, and in the OS putfile dialog I typed the name of
an existing file but without the extension. The dialog did not prompt that
this was a duplicate name. I also tried a different extension, with
On Tue, Jul 6, 2010 at 10:49 AM, David C. davidoco...@gmail.com wrote:
I just ran a test and was unable to reproduce the prompt:
I used ask file whatever, and in the OS putfile dialog I typed the name of
an existing file but without the extension. The dialog did not prompt that
this was a
I look forward...
J'attends avec impatience
Bon souvenir de Paris
René
Le 6 juil. 2010 à 17:52, Lynn Fredricks a écrit :
Hello all,
Just a quick update on the audio plugin - we've picked out a set of
libraries and the developers (we have two assigned to this project) are
making sure the
Ooooh. My new iChat icon!!
Bob
On Jul 2, 2010, at 10:52 AM, Alejandro Tejada wrote:
Hi Bob,
Bob Sneidar-2 wrote:
None of this applies to me either. I am a very gifted and well trained
Chimpanzee.
http://www.awrsd.org/oak/teched/computer-monkey-210.jpg
ROTFL :-D
--
View
Richard Gaskin wrote:
I wouldn't mind so much if the move were to adopt the Linux file system
(rumors that it would be the Sun file system died about a year before
that platform did), removing one more arbitrary distinction between Mac
and other platforms. But I guess we'll see what the
David C. wrote:
BTW Jacque,
This is the project we briefly discussed consultation options for, off
list. I basically did an almost full re-write, greatly simplified the
user interface, found the offending code that was slowing the
performance and gained between 300-400 percent in the speed
On 07/06/2010 07:47 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Richard Gaskin wrote:
I wouldn't mind so much if the move were to adopt the Linux file
system (rumors that it would be the Sun file system died about a year
before that platform did), removing one more arbitrary distinction
between Mac and other
On 07/06/2010 07:56 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
David C. wrote:
BTW Jacque,
This is the project we briefly discussed consultation options for, off
list. I basically did an almost full re-write, greatly simplified the
user interface, found the offending code that was slowing the
performance and
Richmond wrote:
No, I'm sure Apple didn't schedule a deprecation of Creator Codes just
for fun, or just to be lazy, or just to fit in with lowest common
denominator operating systems.; they probably had to deprecate them
because they were up
against their elastic limit; or, put it another
On 07/02/2010 08:26 PM, Richmond wrote:
Gosh, there's that professorship in Sanskrit poetry at the University
of Vaikuntha just coming up; wouldn't your Mum be proud!
'Tis Devawriter Pro Demo 3 folks . . . :)
With new, improved Tilaka. And for those of you who are getting FFFed
off the use
On 07/06/2010 08:22 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Richmond wrote:
No, I'm sure Apple didn't schedule a deprecation of Creator Codes
just for fun, or just to be lazy, or just to fit in with lowest
common denominator operating systems.; they probably had to
deprecate them because they were up
Hi Jacqueline
Many thanks, brilliant answer, I can understand why it may have taken a
little while.
Best regards
Cheers
Steve
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Richmond wrote:
Well, to be fair, the creator/type codes were introduced almost 30
years ago. To forsee something 30 years into the future, especially in
technology, would be a pretty good trick.
Exactly; and it gave me the excuse I've been looking for to use
'umwhiles' . . . :)
I had
J. Landman Gay wrote:
Richard Gaskin wrote:
I wouldn't mind so much if the move were to adopt the Linux file system
(rumors that it would be the Sun file system died about a year before
that platform did), removing one more arbitrary distinction between Mac
and other platforms. But I guess
David C. wrote:
Hi Richard,
I'm using the code exactly as was shown in my original post, with the
exception of the actual filename and extension which I made more
generic for the sake of example. Here is the code again as well:
on SaveTheFile
ask file Save project as: with filter MYFL
It seems like maybe you've found a bug in either Rev or Windows,
possibly caused by using the default Win settings of
hiding file name extensions.
On my system, I have it set where it does not hide file name
extensions.. except for the hidden system files of course.
If you have file name
Dear List and especially DG users,
Could someone confirm this infinite loop:
1) Save your current work
2) Create a DG Table in a stack
3) Create 2 or 3 columns
4) Add 3 lines in the content tab of your DG
5) Open your message watcher
6) With the mouse, set your DG height to show only 1 or 2
On Jul 6, 2010, at 10:50 AM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
put .ext into tExtension -- use yours
set the itemDelimiter to .
if last item of tFileName tExtension
then put tExension after tFilename
A minor correction: the last item of tFileName in this snippet will be
something like ext -- not .ext.
Peter Brigham MD wrote:
On Jul 6, 2010, at 10:50 AM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
put .ext into tExtension -- use yours
set the itemDelimiter to .
if last item of tFileName tExtension
then put tExension after tFilename
A minor correction: the last item of tFileName in this snippet will be
David C. wrote:
Will do on the bug report...
Before you submit a report, could you do a test? I don't have Win7 to
test on, but we should make sure it's really excluding the extension.
Try something like this from the multi-line pane in the message box:
ask file Choose a file:
put it
Before you submit a report, could you do a test? I don't have Win7 to test
on, but we should make sure it's really excluding the extension.
Try something like this from the multi-line pane in the message box:
ask file Choose a file:
put it
When you select a file, use your click method
I'm just trying to create a simple array of rectangles .
I've created one (called, with great imagination :), R1) which has all
the correct characteristics, including a width and height of 8
But when I clone it to create my other shapes, the widths and heights
all come out to 120
Hi,
I read some post about a new language that will be replace the Objective-c
called xLang.
Any idea? This can affect the next releases of Rev?
http://9to5mac.com/node/19165
We’re leaving this one open to the floor for comment, but would like to note
that operating systems must also grow,
Peter,
Thanks for your tips from using Free Pascal with Rebol. You have
confirmed what I though from the Free Pascal Compiler (FPC)
documentation, that it should be able to make libraries that are
indistinguishable from those made from a C compiler.
Now it is more a question of time, as I
Thanks for the update, Lynn.
Just a quick update on the audio plugin - we've picked out a set of
libraries and the developers (we have two assigned to this project) are
making sure the libraries are good enough for, at a minimum, Windows and
Mac
OS X. I think also Linux is a possibility
A minor correction: the last item of tFileName in this snippet will be
something like ext -- not .ext. So you should do something like the
following:
put ext into tExtension -- use yours
-- note the absence of the dot
set the itemDelimiter to .
if the number of items of tFileName = 1 then
a good start is
http://arstechnica.com/apple/reviews/2009/08/mac-os-x-10-6.ars/9
If I understand well, its about finer granularity and management of concurrent
process. To allow, this, objective-c has be extended with new entities called
blocks. Blocks have a very small footprint by comparison
Does my implementation of the code that Jacque and Peter supplied look
okay or maybe I should be looking for something else? Maybe I
shouldn't be concerned since it is working sans the time stamp on the
file. ?
Sounds to me like your script and Rev are behaving fine, but Windows
isn't
David C. wrote:
As requested I entered your code in the message box..
It popped up the file dialog as expected and when I selected an
existing file using the mouse, it gave me the replace file? prompt,
then returned the following in the message box:
C:/Users/david/Desktop/sample
Alex Tweedly wrote:
I tried to create a tiny sample stack to show the problem, and initially
succeeded, but at some point as I tried minor variations, it started
working - and now I can't get it to fail again. The time it started
working was when I changed
clone invisible grc R1
to
You probably know you're running into the default object size -- not sure why.
Out of curiosity, you might see if the behavior occurs in a standalone, just to
see if there's some gremlin in your stack. Also, in addition to the clone
command, you could try using the template graphic + the
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