Hello Francis,
Le 10 juil. 2010 à 19:44, Francis Nugent Dixon a écrit :
Wonderful ! I have never seen so many complex
naming conventions that I am sure you don't follow.
If I bothered to think about naming conventions it is obviously to use it...
If you do, then it is for who ? If it is for
I've got a page set up on iGoogle that has various back and
forth translators between different languages I know or am
interested in. It's pretty quick and easy, adding a Rev
interface wouldn't save me much, I don't think.
Google's translation isn't a tool I would completely rely on for
On Sat Jul 10, 2010, Mark Swindell mdswindell at cruzio.com wrote:
Has anyone developed any vocabulary/ language learning stacks in Rev?
Seems like an apt application for the tool, but I didn't see anything
in revOnLine. Picture dictionary type things with rollovers for
different
Hey folks,
I'm wondering if there might be a copy of the old MetaCard demo stack
available for download anywhere?
I was playing around this morning, ended up at the old MetaCard site
and started thinking about pink elephants for some silly reason... ;-)
Best regards,
David C.
Hi Mark,
I have created a set of stacks that help teachers to set up exercises
in Arabic and I created a number of dictionaries in Arabic, Chinese
and Japanese. I also managed to make RunRev speak Chinese on a
Windows PC. Unfortunately, these projects not freely available. If you
would
I'm using no naming convention.
I develop stacks with no variables, no handlers and no functions.
I only put objects in a card, drawing circles, rectangles and other
complex forms.
That's way I have never bugs in my stacks.
The next I have to understand now is why, when I'm clicking on a
button,
A couple of years ago someone from this list had presented a
language-learning stack with various exercise formats. Unfortunately I
forget the author and the name of the stack. It must be hidden somewhere
on my harddisks, presumably on my old G3 Mac. I think the stack had been
available under
Yeah, i've messed with several of the online tools translating blocks
of text as well as websites back and forth. In a way it reminds me of
the experiment where you take a group of 5 people, send 4 out of the
room and relate a simple story to the 5th. Then bring in each in turn
so that they can
On 07/11/2010 04:08 PM, zryip theSlug wrote:
I'm using no naming convention.
I develop stacks with no variables, no handlers and no functions.
I only put objects in a card, drawing circles, rectangles and other
complex forms.
That's way I have never bugs in my stacks.
The next I have to
Tim Selander wrote:
Using the on-rev.com server scripting, is there a ?rev command
that will open a specified web page? 'launch' URL didn't seem to
do it for me.
To send the client's browser to a different page after processing their
request in a CGI, I have the CGI include this line:
Richard,
put location: http://www.domain.com/page.htmlcrcr
On the on-rev.com revserver, put url http://www.domain.com/page.html; works
fine while put location: http://www.domain.com/page.htmlcrcr don't.
Best, Pierre
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Wilhelm,
The MC stack below using the polygon tool shapes is pretty much an example of
the concept I was wondering about... thank you for sharing it.
Mark
- http://www.sanke.org/Software/MultipleChoice.zip
On Sat Jul 10, 2010, Mark Swindell mdswindell at cruzio.com wrote:
Has anyone
I recall a linguistics professor years ago telling the story of the
supercomputer translator going from English to Russian and back again. The
spirit is willing but the flesh is weak came back as The vodka is good but
the meat is rotten. :)
No, it's not reliable in any absolute sense, but it
:-)
Le 11 juil. 2010 à 15:08, zryip theSlug a écrit :
I'm using no naming convention.
I develop stacks with no variables, no handlers and no functions.
I only put objects in a card, drawing circles, rectangles and other
complex forms.
That's way I have never bugs in my stacks.
The next
On Sun Jul 11, 2010, David C. davidocoker at gmail.com wrote:
Hey folks,
I'm wondering if there might be a copy of the old MetaCard demo stack
available for download anywhere?
I was playing around this morning, ended up at the old MetaCard site
and started thinking about pink elephants for
Hello,
It's the first time that i post a message to the list :-s
I'm french and my english is deplorable, sorry
I have problems with the command answer file and windows 7. It have no
effect!?!
my code is :
answer file Selectionnez un questionnaire : with questionnaires/ with type
Text|txt
Olivier-
Sunday, July 11, 2010, 10:35:09 AM, you wrote:
Hello,
It's the first time that i post a message to the list :-s
Welcome.
I'm french and my english is deplorable, sorry
I have problems with the command answer file and windows 7. It have no
effect!?!
my code is :
answer file
zryip theSlug wrote:
I'm using no naming convention.
I develop stacks with no variables, no handlers and no functions.
I only put objects in a card, drawing circles, rectangles and other
complex forms.
That's way I have never bugs in my stacks.
The next I have to understand now is why, when
2010/7/11 J. Landman Gay jac...@hyperactivesw.com:
The problem is that you are not thinking hard enough about what should
happen. Rev is telepathic and you need to concentrate.
The last time I tried, I squinted during 2 months, which is very
disabling for a slug.
--
-Zryip TheSlug- wish
On Sun, Jul 11, 2010 at 12:17 PM, Wilhelm Sanke sa...@hrz.uni-kassel.de wrote:
Hey folks,
I'm wondering if there might be a copy of the old MetaCard demo stack
available for download anywhere?
I was playing around this morning, ended up at the old MetaCard site
and started thinking about pink
On Sun Jul 11, 2010, David C. davidocoker at gmail.com wrote:
Thank you, Wilhelm!
It seem to run just fine, but many of the graphics (including the
elepahant ) must have been stored as files instead of embedded into
the stack because they never appear on screen. Still though, it's fun
to see
Hi from Beautiful Brittany
(although we will have rain in two days !)
Richmond :
I agree with you (mostly)
David C :
Thanks for that comment! It's gratifying.
Rene Micout (excuse me if I wax into French) :
Je ne peux pas être plus en accord avec toi - Pour
dire vrai, je voulais secouer le
I have just run a search for mcdemo2.mc on my Mac
and found 9 copies of it (seriously frightening; maybe they are
having babies); so, if for some funny reason you cannot
get Wilhelm's copy to work drop me an off-list line.
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On 07/11/2010 11:15 PM, Francis Nugent Dixon wrote:
snip
As I haven't written programs in a REAL
development environment
What, pray tell, do you mean by a REAL development environment ?
I hope that that does not imply that you think that RunRev is NOT . . . .
snip
Question ! How many of
I need to get a list files in a folder and display it in a card field.
The function the files doesn't detect OS X bundle-type files such as
rtfd and Pages documents. Before I reinvent the wheel, does anyone have
a script for getting a full file list that includes these special OS X
files?
They're folders.
On Jul 11, 2010, at 3:53 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
I need to get a list files in a folder and display it in a card field. The
function the files doesn't detect OS X bundle-type files such as rtfd and
Pages documents. Before I reinvent the wheel, does anyone have a script
On 07/11/2010 11:53 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
I need to get a list files in a folder and display it in a card field.
The function the files doesn't detect OS X bundle-type files such
as rtfd and Pages documents. Before I reinvent the wheel, does anyone
have a script for getting a full file
On 07/11/2010 11:53 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
I need to get a list files in a folder and display it in a card field.
The function the files doesn't detect OS X bundle-type files such
as rtfd and Pages documents. Before I reinvent the wheel, does anyone
have a script for getting a full file
Folks,
Bundles can have more extensions than just .app. Some bundles that I know:
.app
.bundle
.kext
.rtfd
.webarchive
All the iWork files are bundles (.pages, .key...)
Dashboard Widgets are bundles too...
I think the easiest way to detect bundles is to get the folders and treat
any folder
Andre Garzia wrote:
Folks,
Bundles can have more extensions than just .app. Some bundles that I know:
.app
.bundle
.kext
.rtfd
.webarchive
All the iWork files are bundles (.pages, .key...)
Dashboard Widgets are bundles too...
I think the easiest way to detect bundles is to get the folders
Jerry Daniels wrote:
They're folders.
I know. I need a way to find out which ones are executable and are,
therefore, files. I don't want any real folders in my list.
--
Jacqueline Landman Gay | jac...@hyperactivesw.com
HyperActive Software |
J. Landman Gay wrote:
Jerry Daniels wrote:
They're folders.
I know. I need a way to find out which ones are executable and are,
therefore, files. I don't want any real folders in my list.
Oops. I meant which ones are *not* executable.
This seems harder than it should be.
--
Jacqueline
Andre Garzia wrote:
Folks,
Bundles can have more extensions than just .app.
What about checking for a plist inside the bundle? Would that be
reliable? Do only apps have plists?
--
Jacqueline Landman Gay | jac...@hyperactivesw.com
HyperActive Software |
Jacque-
Sunday, July 11, 2010, 3:13:57 PM, you wrote:
I just spent some time looking at shell commands and I can't find one of
those either. The ls command has lots of options but none that will
separate out executable app folders from regular files.
AFAIK every .app contains a
If you want to say Thank you, you can explain
why one cannot copy paste from the script editor on Linux
into anything!
Hello Jacque,
It's not a Rev's script editor related problem ! To solve this, you need to
tune the KDE (or Gnome, etc...) desktop manager clipboard (or, even quit it) to
Dear List,
The Slug is happy to announce the availability of a new stack in the
step by step collection.
The Step by step 02 - Introduction to the datagrid presents:
- What is a Datagrid table?
- What is a Datagrid form?
- What is a cell?
- What is a row?
- What is a template?
- What is a
Jacque,
For your mac os x programming pleasure:
Mac OS X identifies bundles using three ways [1]:
The Finder considers a directory to be a package if any of the following
conditions are true:
* The directory has a known filename extension: .app, .bundle, .framework,
.plugin, .kext, and so on.
Based on information in the link below, I believe you can do
getFileInfo -aB directoryname where -aB checks to see if the bundle
attribute bit is set, unfortunately, according to information in the
same page,
Andre Garzia wrote:
Jacque,
For your mac os x programming pleasure:
Thanks. After staring at the problem all afternoon, I think I garbled my
request due to Fuzzy Brain Syndrome. What I need is a list of both
regular files and files that happen to be bundles, but does not include
apps,
Mike Bonner wrote:
Based on information in the link below, I believe you can do
getFileInfo -aB directoryname where -aB checks to see if the bundle
attribute bit is set,
That sounds promising. I've read up and see now that I'm looking for
packages, not bundles, and that there's a difference.
Pierre Sahores wrote (re: copy/paste in Linux script editor):
It's not a Rev's script editor related problem ! To solve this, you
need to tune the KDE (or Gnome, etc...) desktop manager clipboard
(or, even quit it) to avoid keystoke problems that are locking your
script editor's environment.
Fellow Rev developers,
If you're like me, you have lots of stacks you've built over the years. Maybe
you've wondered how they'd translate into standard web elements that could run
on an iPad or desktop Chrome browser. We now have a tool for Revolution
developers that will do this.
Rodeo
On 07/12/2010 06:52 AM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Pierre Sahores wrote (re: copy/paste in Linux script editor):
It's not a Rev's script editor related problem ! To solve this, you
need to tune the KDE (or Gnome, etc...) desktop manager clipboard
(or, even quit it) to avoid keystoke problems that
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