The choice of software components that makes Linux so appealing to its users
is also the reason that Rev doesn't work with everything.
Jacque, I'm afraid this is really not what is going on. Consider a personal
case. I now use mainly ion2 and openbox as window managers. Before that it
was
On 07/13/2010 11:38 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Richmond wrote:
I have had no difficulty copy-pasting between scripts when I COULD
select text; and I have
now isolated the incidence when one CANNOT copy text from the Script
editor (or at
least one incidence):
When Mozilla ThunderBird (my
I needed to display formatted document created from an xml source with
ability to save it as it is displayed. HTMLtext suites here best. And
all this had to work on Linux...
Solved now.
Thanks for all the hints!
Viktoras
Colin Holgate wrote:
That sounds more complicated than my example.
After every call to a revXML function, you can check the result for
xmlerr which indicates a problem.
...with certain exceptions.
put revXMLNextSibling(tXMLID, tNode) into tNextNode
will return empty if there's no next sibling. So *mostly* you need to
check for xmlerr to see if you're
I ran a test this morning in which I had my browser (Firefox) open while
working with both Rev and MC. In both apps I was able to copy and paste
within a script, between the scripts editors of each IDE, between the
editors and GEdit, and even between the editors and Firefox. All worked
a
Direct support requests to ListMagic have not been answered. Is it
still supported? Maybe somebody here can help.
I'm trying to use LMListEdited to selectively prevent changes in a
list widget, . I've edited the card script to include:
ON LMListEdited
Peter Alcibiades wrote:
The choice of software components that makes Linux so appealing to its users
is also the reason that Rev doesn't work with everything.
Jacque, I'm afraid this is really not what is going on.
Well, there are certain requirements for certain managers under which
Rev
J. Landman Gay wrote:
BTW, I put Rev into a different desktop the other day and it worked
okay. I'm not sure what you're attempting. I didn't try separating out
various windows, I left the entire app running in desk 2. It worked
fine, so I'm not sure what you're seeing here. But if there's an
Kay C Lan wrote:
On Tue, Jul 13, 2010 at 10:14 AM, J. Landman Gay
jac...@hyperactivesw.comwrote:
And just WHERE were you all weekend?! :)
It's school holidays and my boys are in town, so scuba diving, canyoning,
trekking, cycling, dam building, movie going, chocolate consuming, slushee
Dear Friends,
Alike some others list fellows, i spended hundreds of hours to develop for and
thousands of hours to run mc and rev apps under the Linux platform and here are
my two cents about this :
- Linux is suited to be one of the best server's platform (alike xBSD and
Solaris, ...)
-
On 07/14/2010 08:32 PM, Pierre Sahores wrote:
Dear Friends,
Alike some others list fellows, i spended hundreds of hours to develop for and
thousands of hours to run mc and rev apps under the Linux platform and here are
my two cents about this :
- Linux is suited to be one of the best
Here is how it should work. Fire up Open Office. Now open the help screen.
You now have an open document window and the help window on the same
desktop. Now click in the very top left part of the help screen. Or you
may have to right click it, I forget exactly how Gnome does it. You should
Hi
I am using ListMagic also and have found no answers to my support
questions. It is important to know that ListMagic is not compatible
with tRev (you cannot quit out of a stack using tRev that has
listMagic without runrev freezing with the window open on the locked
script of listmagic's stack).
Le 14 juil. 2010 à 17:17, Richard Gaskin a écrit :
I ran a test this morning in which I had my browser (Firefox) open while
working with both Rev and MC. In both apps I was able to copy and paste
within a script, between the scripts editors of each IDE, between the editors
and GEdit,
Richard-
Wednesday, July 14, 2010, 9:59:48 AM, you wrote:
Confirmed here with Ubuntu 10.04 and Rev 4.0 - here's the RQCC report:
http://quality.runrev.com/qacenter/show_bug.cgi?id=4214
...and the original report (from 2006!) has IMO a very clear use case
description.
--
-Mark Wieder
I am just wondering if it could be more
productive for Rev to focus their Linux
development efforts in a single Linux
distribution, like UBUNTU...
Just my two cents.
Al
--
View this message in context:
On 07/14/2010 10:16 PM, Alejandro Tejada wrote:
I am just wondering if it could be more
productive for Rev to focus their Linux
development efforts in a single Linux
distribution, like UBUNTU...
Just my two cents.
Al
I am inclined to agree with you.
However, I am given to understand
Hi all,
I am looking for running examples of revTalk
timers and event loops for this platform.
These constructs are used mostly in
self running simulations, slideshows
with music and effects and games.
Special interesting are examples of
canceling handlers and events that
run-out of their
I am inclined to agree with you.
However, I am given to understand that a program developed to
be Linux complaint should function with all Linux distros and all
Windows managers that are themselves Linux standards compliant.
:-O
There are linux standards?
:-O
(yes, it is a joke)
--
Andre Garzia-3 wrote:
:-O
There are linux standards?
:-O
(yes, it is a joke)
Exactly what i think...
There so many custom made
and specific Linux Distributions
that it's almost impossible to
keep track of them all, much
less to guarantee that your
software will run without flaw
in each
On 07/14/2010 10:35 PM, Andre Garzia wrote:
I am inclined to agree with you.
However, I am given to understand that a program developed to
be Linux complaint should function with all Linux distros and all
Windows managers that are themselves Linux standards compliant.
:-O
On 07/14/2010 10:51 PM, Alejandro Tejada wrote:
Andre Garzia-3 wrote:
:-O
There are linux standards?
:-O
(yes, it is a joke)
Exactly what i think...
There so many custom made
and specific Linux Distributions
that it's almost impossible to
keep track of them all, much
less to
Alejandro Tejada wrote:
Andre Garzia-3 wrote:
:-O
There are linux standards?
:-O
(yes, it is a joke)
Exactly what i think...
There so many custom made
and specific Linux Distributions
that it's almost impossible to
keep track of them all, much
less to guarantee that your
software will run
On 07/14/2010 11:24 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Alejandro Tejada wrote:
Andre Garzia-3 wrote:
:-O
There are linux standards?
:-O
(yes, it is a joke)
Exactly what i think...
There so many custom made
and specific Linux Distributions
that it's almost impossible to
keep track of them all, much
Éric Miclo wrote:
Le 14 juil. 2010 à 17:17, Richard Gaskin a écrit :
FWIW, yesterday I read all 153 RQCC reports that come up when
searching for Linux:
http://quality.runrev.com/qacenter/buglist.cgi?quicksearch=Linux
...
Of those 153 reports, only two mention print in the subject line,
I want to post to a secure url like so:
on mouseUp
post base64encode(email=some...@gmail.compassword=mypass) to url
https://simple-note.appspot.com/api/login;
if the result is not empty then
put the result into fld 1
else
put it into fld 1
end if
end mouseUp
In the
On 07/14/2010 11:32 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
snip
They really are making a good effort to do what they can on the Linux
engine, even if it's not very visible between releases.
That is extremely good to hear.
There's not much money coming in to Rev from the Linux community right
now, and
Dear Rev users,
The Slug has just updated its website with a beautiful new video of
its last progress with the Data Grid Helper.
The Data Grid Helper fully supported datagrid tables and datagrid
forms and all the parameters available for customizing datagrids.
Watch the Slug build two datagrids
Re my previous posting:
RunRev 4.0 has absolutely NO problems with copy-paste when Open Office
Org is running.
However, when Mozilla Firefox 3.6.7 is running the same phenomenon that
I observed with ThunderBird
happens,
AND with Mozilla Sunbird 1.01b.
This would seem to suggest that some
Server's side apps linux standards ? YES !
Desktop GUI apps linux standards ? Qt ?, Java ?, HTML/CSS ? ...
Le 14 juil. 2010 à 21:51, Alejandro Tejada a écrit :
Andre Garzia-3 wrote:
:-O
There are linux standards?
:-O
(yes, it is a joke)
Exactly what i think...
There so many custom
Scott,
I have been unavailable since Sunday and have very limited availability
today until tomorrow afternoon. I have answered your support requests
received since Sunday directly and off list. Apologies for the delay.
Aloha from Hawaii,
Jim Bufalini
-Original Message-
From:
Richmond wrote:
That's what I was saying too. And apparently the RR team agrees
because they specify which software bits are required for
compatibility. They do focus more on Ubuntu because that's the most
popular distro.
Well, that's jolly good to hear. But can you point me to where hey
Richmond wrote:
Right; roll your sleeves up and try this:
A .686 processor running Ubuntu 10.04 with ThunderBird 3.0.6 installed,
with GNOME.
RunRev 4.0
Open a stack with at least one button with a script; try to select the
script inwith the script editor.
When I try to select:
As I
William wrote:
Hi
I am using ListMagic also and have found no answers to my support
questions. It is important to know that ListMagic is not compatible
with tRev (you cannot quit out of a stack using tRev that has
listMagic without runrev freezing with the window open on the locked
Tell me, why is there no custom version of gedit for each individual
distribution? Or Python? This is a crazy idea. The problems are not
because it is insufficiently tailored to one particular distribution that it
works flawlessly on, the problems are because it does not work properly on
Hi Peter,
Could you compare the requirements to run gEdit
and Python with these requirement of Rev?
Thanks in advance!
Al
Recently, Jacque wrote:
Requirements of Revolution for Linux Systems
The minimal requirements for Revolution to run are:
• Linux kernel 2.4 and above
• glibc 2.2.4
Tell me, why is there no custom version of gedit for each individual
distribution? Or Python? This is a crazy idea. The problems are not
because it is insufficiently tailored to one particular distribution that it
works flawlessly on, the problems are because it does not work properly on
Alejandro Tejada wrote:
Could you compare the requirements to run gEdit
and Python with these requirement of Rev?
Complexity plays a bit of a role too.
I wonder how many lines of code make up the gEdit code base vs. Rev
--
Richard Gaskin
Fourth World
Rev training and consulting:
Peter wrote:
Tell me, why is there no custom version of gedit for each individual
distribution? Or Python? This is a crazy idea.
I think you're wrong, or else everyone else is crazy too. From Wikipedia:
***
Common practice in Linux and open source in general is to configure
compiler and
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