I'm sorry this is so long winded. I'm hoping it will help you understand my
motivation...
I am a necessity programer. I don't sell my programs, I program as a systems
analyst to achieve results for my employer.
I have developed fairly complex solutions in FileMaker and I can program in VB,
If you stick to the 3.5 engine or switch to RevServer but want to do some
net stuff not enabled by libURL, you can always shell() to cURL and be
happy.
Yes. However, I'm still having to work with 'non-rev' syntax (learning how
cURL works). As it turns out, I already know most of it
Thank you so much. I will try this and let you know how it works out...
Bill
On Oct 28, 2010, at 3:03 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
On 10/28/10 2:08 PM, Bill Andersen wrote:
I've used PHP to do 'shell utilities', I sure wish Rev could act
similar. How nice would it be to just have one
I liked Windows 7 a lot. Much snappier than Windows Vista. Lots of updated
drivers. A smarter UAC. I would probably use it except for two problems:
1)
I prefer the Vista/XP task bar. And 2) there is no upgrade path from RC1
to
the shipping version of Windows 7; you will have to do a clean
SoTeX :)
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[mailto:use-revolution-boun...@lists.runrev.com] On Behalf Of Ken Ray
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Subject: Re: TextWrangler
http://sonsothunder.com/devres/revolution/downloads.htm
This is a little obscure, but I have a client who is using Apple's
WorkGroup
Manager who is claiming that they (admin) set the permissions of my
[Revolution] application to read/write. Then, when the user logs in they
don't have permissions to run the application. They claim this is not an
andre wrote:
I use globals when I need sharing the data all across multiple
scripts, stacks and the like and the data must be forgotten between
runs. So, I use it for wide spread temporary data but these days I use
only one global and that global is an array where I can put anything I
want and
Can someone point me to a Best Practices or good itermediate tutorial
on programming in Rev. I've been able to do quite a bit and can use
the dictionary to learn how to use the language, but I'm having trouble
understanding how most people use Globals, Custom Properties, etc.
I've read pro and
Devin,
Great stuff. Very helpful. If nothing else to confirm I'm not as lost
as I feel sometimes. I find I do 90% or more of what you listed. I guess
just from experience with other languages!
Declare your local variables and enable the variable checking
by default option. It will
Richmond wrote:
I do think what is needed is a Rev for people carrying all
sorts of confusing baggage over from other programming languages
and/or environments book.
No doubt! I think Rev would be easier to learn if I had NO experience
programming. I really like it, but I must admit, some of
OK, I guess I need the long weekend more than I realized...
I have 3.5.0 build 870 on my WinXP Pro computer. When I double click
on a .rev file, it luanches the Rev IDE, but it doesn't load the file.
I must go to FileOpen and select the file. Then it will open.
I right clicked on the .rev
1) Open Windows Explorer
2) Select Tools Folder Options from the pulldown menu
3) Click on the File Types tab
4) hilite the REV Extension (typing REV will locate the line)
5) Click the 'Advanced' button
6) Select the 'Open' action and click the 'Edit...' button
Now...
In the 'Application
hehehe -- I've been forging my husband's signature on his paychecks for so
long now that if he ever had to deposit his own I don't think they'd be
accepted! Our names are NOT similar... Ditto for the IR... er...
As if the bank looks at signatures any more! Several years ago (at a
I will correct myself about files loading automatically, I was
thinking of lower down in the folder hierarchy. Nonetheless, common
sense would seem to indicate that storing data files in the Program
Files directory would seem a Bad Idea.
A agree. Not to mention the problems Vista has with
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