Steve King wrote:
In the meantime, does anyone have any further guidance on what I have to put
in the various OSX standalone builder screen fields (if anything)
It's a long answer which is why you probably didn't get immediate
replies. There are lots of uses for plist (property list) files
J. Landman Gay wrote:
The document type does not need to be registered. You can make up your
own, or use an existing type.
One more thing about this: if your app creates common document types
that the Mac already knows about, like jpg, rev, txt, etc. then you can
leave the document type
Steve King wrote:
Hi
I have a button scrip that did work in standalone, and always works in the
IDE but now will not work in the standalone!
The card has several fields in two sets that take action when data is
entered, fields are set so that retunr gives Close Field message.
I then have a
Steve King wrote:
Hi
I am exporting a screen image of a card to file.
I allow the user to select a filename then save the image using the script
below. I have had to add a 400mS wait in for the save dialogue to vanish
before the snapshot is taken. This works OK, but is there a better way to
Gregory Lypny wrote:
It pops down, but selecting those items does nothing. Maybe I should
just delete the menu bar and try it again from scratch. Can you
refresh my memory and tell me what the ampersands in front of the
default items mean?
The ampersand is placed before the letter that will
charles61 wrote:
I had problems with the cutting off of the bottom because of not setting the
Set as Stack Menu bar in the Menu Builder. I have set the Destroystack of my
splash, app and substacks to false. Now when I created my Mac app, I get the
top of my second card showing the upper 1/4 inch
always worked.
Bill Vlahos
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On Jun 24, 2010, at 10:22 AM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Justin Sloan wrote:
Jeff,
I do have a menu. Is that the problem? How do I
Andre Garzia wrote:
Folks,
I have the following code here:
local tSnapshot
revBrowserSnapshot _W[browser id], tSnapshot
set the imageData of img slide to tSnapshot
This yields an image that looks like static noise, it is grayscale and I can
see traces of the real image there...
Any
Gregory Lypny wrote:
Hi everyone,
It's my first time using the menu builder, and I have a question. I
added a couple of menu items to the File menu and they work fine. I
then added a new menu called View to the same menu bar and added
another couple of items, but these do nothing when
charles61 wrote:
I guess my question is how do
other developers handle this type of situation when they hide the
menubar on the first card? Or what do you suggest?
I handle it by not doing that. :) If you're trying to simulate a splash
screen, you're better off using a substack approach. Make
Andre Garzia wrote:
I am also having trouble with export snapshot as well... since the
revBrowserSnapshot does not work, I decided to give old export snapshot
command a try:
thats the error I am receiving:
Error description: export: no image selected, or image not open
export snapshot
Gregory Lypny wrote:
Hi Jacqueline,
I looked in the Application Browser. Help appears as layer 57 and my
new View menu appears as 56.
If it's in the menu group, and it probably is if you made it with the
Menu Builder, then I'm not sure what could be wrong. What doesn't work
exactly? Does
Michael D Mays wrote:
On Jun 30, 2010, at 12:16 AM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
The default value for maxWidth and maxHeight is the topmost limit
of the allowable stack size. So if you click the up arrow, you're
going to go off into the weeds; the size will be an abstraction.
The fix would
Michael D Mays wrote:
If a field isn't recognizing the closefield message I would call that
a major bug, if the closefield message isn't being trapped and/or
acted upon correctly in a field I would call that minor. (yes I am
nit picking like my cousins ;)
It looks to me like it just isn't
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information with you, accessible, and secure.
On Jun 24, 2010, at 10:22 AM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Justin Sloan wrote:
Jeff,
I do have a menu. Is that the problem? How do I counter it?
It's an ancient issue. If you have a menu, make sure
Richmond wrote:
Pardon my naivety; but I thought the whole point of
the geometry manager (which, I admit, I have never
used) was so that stacks / standalones could be made
that were effectively resolution independent, scaling
all their objects proportionally to occupy whatever
real estate was
Scott Rossi wrote:
I have no data to suggest that setting the text of an image is any better or
worse than the method of putting image-related data into an image. I've
only seen references by the programming dudes at RunRev to use the text
property, so I do.
They're different properties for
Michael D Mays wrote:
When I go to one of the location fields, type in a different number;
tab: nothing happens. If I click either of the arrows for the
location's input fields of the stack, the stack updates to the
incremented value. I've quit and restarted Rev; created a new empty
mainstack
Peter Alcibiades wrote:
Jacque,
Its 1920 x 1080.
When you set the text size, it works but only partly. Some of the fonts
come up the right size, others do not. Some parts of a para in the
dictionary are resized, other parts not. The objects also are not resized,
so they don't fit any
Mark Wieder wrote:
Jacque-
Monday, June 28, 2010, 12:25:11 PM, you wrote:
I can't reproduct this one.
I wish I had been waiting around for someone to coin that word...
...but then I would have been precrastinating...
groan Reproduct is a perfectly good word, it just isn't in
widespread
Scott Rossi wrote:
Recently, Jacque Landman Gay wrote:
I have no data to suggest that setting the text of an image is any better or
worse than the method of putting image-related data into an image. I've
only seen references by the programming dudes at RunRev to use the text
property, so I
Peter Alcibiades wrote:
Its a 22 inch, a wide screen, and it seems to be 10.5 inches high. Fonts in
the dictionary appear to be about 4 point.
That doesn't tell us what the actual screen resolution is though. At any
rate, Rev uses font inheritance for most of its stacks, and that's based
on
Alejandro Tejada wrote:
Looks like the culprit is the condition
to escape the repeat structure.
The result never reach the EOF end of file.
Which other condition could i use to
verify that the file have been reading
completely?
Try: if it is empty
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Ken Ray wrote:
Depends on your objective. If the aim of the isAColor function is to
determine whether the passed parameter can be used as a parameter in
setting one of the color properties, then I think the function
performs as designed.
My issue isn't with *your* isAColor function - it's with
Mark Schonewille wrote:
Hi Francis,
put (fld 1 is a color and the number of items of fld 1 is 3) into myIsRGB
As mentioned, this is okay for a quick check but isn't very reliable in
general. Is a color seems to return true for any comma-delimited list
of integers, regardless of whether the
J. Landman Gay wrote:
Mark Schonewille wrote:
Hi Francis,
put (fld 1 is a color and the number of items of fld 1 is 3) into myIsRGB
As mentioned, this is okay for a quick check but isn't very reliable in
general. Is a color seems to return true for any comma-delimited list
of integers
Bob Sneidar wrote:
Ba-BINK! You probably stumbled upon what the whole issue is with a
slew of RevBrowser problems people are having. Hey Revolution Guys!
Are you reading all this?
Probably not, the engineers read the Improve list but rarely get time to
come over here.
What it sounds like to
Ben Rubinstein wrote:
(I also know that some bugs have been fixed although the entry in
Bugzilla hasn't been addressed. That may be because the bug was found
independantly either by RR directly or because of a duplicate report,
and it's just annoying that they've never noticed my report; or
Andre.Bisseret wrote:
So, if one copy/paste a card including a group whose backgroundBehavior
is set to true, the new card is not a part of the cards of the
background despite the fact that this background is actually on the card.
More, if one clone such a card (resulting of copy/paste) then
Justin Sloan wrote:
Jeff,
I do have a menu. Is that the problem? How do I counter it?
It's an ancient issue. If you have a menu, make sure the destroystack
property of the stack is false. That fixes it. Then rebuild the standalone.
--
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Simon Lord wrote:
5 frame limit? Eeep.
I haven't heard of any limit. Did you see that info somewhere? I've run
much bigger GIFs.
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HyperActive Software | http://www.hyperactivesw.com
Emmett Gray wrote:
Opie here; hide and show do what I need; I just want to hide it. But
how, other than asking here, was I to discover the name of that stack?
Handy trick: type this in the message box (but don't hit return yet):
put the short name of the mousestack
Then move your cursor
Simon Lord wrote:
Sake of curiosity. Seems like it will be simpler to just have the
user set these targets on their own and store the locations.
That's how Rev does it when you set a preferred image editor in prefs.
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HyperActive
Ian Wood wrote:
I thought Rev used the UNIX-style '/' delimiter for all internal paths,
regardless of platform?
Yes, that's right. No need to translate slashes to anything else.
On 22 Jun 2010, at 01:24, Bob Sneidar wrote:
set the itemdelimiter to / -- for macs. use \ for windows paths
Bob Sneidar wrote:
Too little information. Where is the pre-openstack handler? Is it in
the substack? Are you opening the substack to fire this handler?
Secondly, I am not sure you can refer to an object in an as yet
unopened stack. It's not open yet, see? But what you can do is set
the
Bob Sneidar wrote:
Right. Okay. So NOW I know everything.
Until some other new feature happens. :)
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Andre Garzia wrote:
Mark Craig,
if you have a preOpenCard in a behavior script and set the behavior of a
button to that script, does it fires when you navigate to the card that
contains the button?
Buttons never get preOpenCard messages, though. The card gets them.
--
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Emmett Gray wrote:
Anyway, there's one feature: the first card is an index of all the cards
in the stack. In HC, all you need to do is start typing and as you add
letters, the selected line changes to reflect what you've typed. When
you get to what you want, you hit return and that takes you
Simon Lord wrote:
I have a divider in my stack which I would like to constrain within 2
values along the x axis. In this case it should not be less than 180
or greater than 420.
if x 180 or x 420 then
// do nothing
else
put the mouseH into iTableLeft
send updateThisDisplay
I wrote:
on mouseMove x,y
if x 180 or x 420 then updateThisDisplay
end mouseMove
I forgot to include a check for the button state in that abbreviated
example. Jeff's method is good: set a script local variable on mousedown
and unset it on mouseup.
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Jeff Massung wrote:
Is there a way for me to specifically tell Rev where within the current
selection the caret or insertion point actually is?
My problem is that Rev always does it's damnedest to keep the current
insertion point visible within a field. So, if I were to select line N of
some
Peter Brigham MD wrote:
Hmm... On my system (MacBook, OSX 10.5.8, Rev Studio 4.0.0-gm-1, build
950) the following works fine:
launch /Applications/Microsoft Office 2008/Microsoft Word
whereas
launch /Applications/Microsoft Office 2008/Microsoft Word.app
does not work. In the Finder on my
Peter Brigham MD wrote:
Yes, I forgot about the show all file extensions preference. I have it
off, but when I turn it on and look in my Applications folder in the
Finder, all of the other apps now have .app appended, but Microsoft
Word doesn't. Neither does Powerpoint or Excel.
And when I
dunb...@aol.com wrote:
Colin.
If you try to navigate to a stack not explicitly listed in the Search
Paths cards of the home stack (pertains to files as well) you get a dialog
asking where it is. This is what I would have expected. But no such feedback,
except for the result being set.
As
dunb...@aol.com wrote:
All:
Thanks. Makes sense. Very workable. Just different. Short stilted
sentences.
LOL! Let's just call it concise. :)
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HyperActive Software | http://www.hyperactivesw.com
Peter Brigham MD wrote:
I didn't know that. A little non-intuitive, if you speak English!
(Shouldn't it be: get the name of *that* card of stack notOnTop?) :-)
It's UK English. If they allowed American syntax, it would be:
get the name of this-here card of that-there stack
--
Jacqueline
Ben Rubinstein wrote:
But that reminds me - is there lore relating to
the uTitle[id] of this stack
the uDescription[id] of this stack
etc
vs
the uData[id,Title] of this stack
the uData[id,Description] of this stack
etc
vs
the uData[id][Title] of this stack
the
Peter Brigham MD wrote:
A useful nugget -- if you need to get the current card of a stack that
is not the frontmost stack, use the undocumented term currentcard
Actually, this card works for non-frontmost stacks too. I never was
quite sure why they added currentcard, I've been using this
Bob Sneidar wrote:
I vaguely recall that HC was not supposed to have nulls, but some bug
or other caused them and wrecked havoc with HC stacks. Compacting the
stack seemed to eliminate them.
HC used nulls as end-of-field markers, so if text containing nulls was
pasted into an HC field, the
Jeff Massung wrote:
http://massj.tumblr.com/
Sorry for the spam (sorta), but I just have to share a very happy moment for
me.
Awww. So cute! It's not spam, you labelled it OT.
I don't think the iPhone will be an issue, it's the driver's license you
have to worry about.
--
Jacqueline
Ben Rubinstein wrote:
I'm converting an old HyperCard stack for a client - it's a classic HC as
a single table DB job, with a bit of interesting functionality. But
it's big
- slightly over 38,000 cards, all with one background; about 30 MB on disk.
It's _very_ slow to do various things - but
Gabel Paul wrote:
Also, WHY can't the rev team create an option button
with cascading menus?
No operating system has them.
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HyperActive Software | http://www.hyperactivesw.com
Bob Sneidar wrote:
I think maybe put the long name of this card or put the long id of
this card would suit you better because it is absolute.
I suspect he just wants to know where he is in the stack, rather than
exactly which content card he's on. So even if the cards get shuffled,
he'd
Michael Kristensen wrote:
Hi there
Thanks for testing the script
What happens:
If the mouse goes down in an empty space of the window, then when the
cursor is moved over the graphics the Tape freezes at some point and
does not follow the cursor.
It might be a hardware problem simce my mac
Peter Alcibiades wrote:
Richmond, one sees no signs they are even working on this - and other
problems. Are expressions of anger and impatience any less productive than
compliant silence? This is not an excusable way for a company to behave!
Yes, anger on a publicly searchable list can be
Emmett Gray wrote:
I've R'dTFM but I still don't know how to do this. I'm using RevMedia,
if that matters. I've downloaded Rinaldi's auto-save plugin and want to
use it in a particular stack. Where should I put it/load it (so that it
will be always available with that stack if it moves to
Richard Gaskin wrote:
J. Landman Gay wrote:
Emmett Gray wrote:
I've R'dTFM but I still don't know how to do this. I'm using RevMedia,
if that matters. I've downloaded Rinaldi's auto-save plugin and want to
use it in a particular stack. Where should I put it/load it (so that it
will be always
Emmett Gray wrote:
In the HC version of a stack I've converted, I have a notes text
field. The field has a vertical scroll bar, but not a horizontal one
(and that's what I want). In HC, a long URL will wrap so you can see the
whole thing on multiple lines. In Rev, it doesn't wrap so you can't
J. Landman Gay wrote:
If you need real, hard-coded carriage returns or you can't set the
tabstops to 1, this handler works on longer URLs that need to wrap over
more than 2 lines.
Well, I gave you an old handler for that -- and I just found a note to
myself that it was deprecated. Here's
Simon Lord wrote:
Ok, I figured out what you're talking about. The Object Library is
something new to me since I last used MetaCard (never used RunRev
until a few weeks ago).
It works, but it's as sluggish as my two-liner code...the refresh rate
(even with lockscreen) is very noticeable.
drag
Richmond wrote:
On 06/11/2010 07:31 AM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Jim MacConnell wrote:
Knew I was on the map but was very surprised to see I'm there twice..
and my house seems to only be a little way from my house. I'll have
to go visit myself next time I'm here.
Google insists that I live half
Simon Lord wrote:
The images I import into my stacks are much darker than what I see in
Photoshop. Is there a reason for this? I'm working in sRGB so don't
see a reason for this discrepancy.
If you are saving the images as .png, they have an embedded gamma
setting. Try saving as .jpg
Jim MacConnell wrote:
Knew I was on the map but was very surprised to see I'm there twice..
and my house seems to only be a little way from my house. I'll have
to go visit myself next time I'm here.
Google insists that I live half a block away. It puts my company in the
wrong place and I
Andre Garzia wrote:
I don't know if a shipment from Brazil to Bulgaria will ever arrive, you
might get some weird stamps in it as if the package traveled to asia,
africa, oceania, the international space station, io and more before it
reaches you but it is worth a try.
You forgot to put Io in
Mark Wieder wrote:
Björnke-
Tuesday, June 8, 2010, 1:02:27 AM, you wrote:
I can't speak for Mark, but in the mentioned case it's sufficient
to go to your stack, and depending on your needs, you can do it
invisible:
go invisible stack valid/path/test.rev
...you can go ahead and speak for
Simon Lord sl...@karbonized.com wrote:
Is there a way to have a stack know if it's not *focused*? Can this
also be done if the stack is not the foreground application?
If your stacks use standard windows, you can check whether the stack
you're interested in is the topstack or not. (It won't
Jeff Massung wrote:
Is there a way for me to change the environment variables my Rev app is
running with? Note: shell() doesn't work because it will only modify the
environment for that spawned shell process.
I'm not sure if this will help or not, but you can define any new
environment
Scott Rossi wrote:
Anyone have any secrets for playing audioClips asynchronously with event
messages (not other sounds) on Windows?
In my Blocks game I use an audioclip and it takes a good couple of
seconds to load a short click sound the first time. There's a very
decided delay. After the
Sarah Reichelt wrote:
Don't worry about us. Jacque I have discussed this off-list and
we're still friends :-)
To death do us part! :)
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HyperActive Software | http://www.hyperactivesw.com
dunb...@aol.com wrote:
A problem was posted to the forums. SomeOne wanted to type text into a
field, and have that text dynamically located among the lines of another
scrolling list field such that closer and closer matches are found as the text
entry gets longer.
Easy to do. Two fields,
Richmond wrote:
Dear RunRev users,
My G4 Mac decided to play silly bu**ers on Monday and stopped
functioning.
Over here in the US we say broken things went south. So that's
undoubtedly the problem, you've sent it the wrong direction. Swivel the
machine 90 degrees to the north and it should
Bob Sneidar wrote:
Let's face it, Revolution is an odd duck. It really is. A most
amazing, magical, useful and inspiring duck, but still odd.
Ugly ducklings are really swans.
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HyperActive Software |
Francis Nugent Dixon wrote:
Hi from Beautiful Brittany,
Thanks Jacqueline,
I have some notes about it here:
http://www.hyperactivesw.com/resources_fonts.html
All you ever wanted to know about Cross-Platform
Fonts, but were afraid to ask !
:) But like I said, it's out of date. The info
Andre Garzia wrote:
I learned all that the third party addons do
is reduce your development/support time which in return helps your ROI which
makes your business more likely to succeed. Most of Rev addons are Rev built
anyway. Sometimes is a wise investment to use third party tools to improve
Howard Bornstein wrote:
I want to set a player object to an alias of an MP3 file. If I do it in a
script, the player returns the message could not create movie reference.
However, if I set the player manually (i.e. by clicking the folder icon on
property palette's source field) it takes the
Nicolas Cueto wrote:
Probably I don't understand enough about fonts but, perhaps it's the
font size I'm using and this particular font aren't a happy
combination? Or does that matter?
Windows fonts and Mac fonts aren't the same, even if they have the same
names and are set to the same size.
Scott Rossi wrote:
Recently, Jacque Landman Gay wrote:
Probably I don't understand enough about fonts but, perhaps it's the
font size I'm using and this particular font aren't a happy
combination? Or does that matter?
Windows fonts and Mac fonts aren't the same, even if they have the same
Ian Wood wrote:
I've had similar thoughts but simply haven't had time to see if
externals can be used with Revlets.
I can save you some time. They can't.
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Marty Knapp wrote:
Let's say a user creates a stack from one of my templates, then later in
the Finder, changes its name. Now there's a discrepancy between the
short name and the long name. Is that a problem or does Rev understand
this? Or should I construct a routine to parse the file name
Bob Sneidar wrote:
Also, I think that people who go around changing the name of files
they didn't create deserve to have their whole computer world go up
in digital smoke. Most people know not to change the name of anything
that is not a basic document of some type.
In this case, the files
Sarah Reichelt wrote:
On Fri, May 28, 2010 at 9:58 PM, Jerry Daniels jerry.dani...@me.com wrote:
We have posted a video of the Rodeo development environment in action! Sarah
Reichelt (co-creator of Rodeo) joins me in the video all the way from
Queensland, Australia.
This is a pretty big step
Jeff Massung wrote:
UGH! Please, prefix posts like this with **SPOILER ALERT**.
My entire day was just ruined! ;-)
Jeff M.
On Thu, May 27, 2010 at 1:49 PM, Bob Sneidar b...@twft.com wrote:
Wait! I thought Santa and the Easter Bunny were merely different spacial
manifestations of the same
Marty Knapp wrote:
What I have is a standalone that contains template stacks from which a
user creates their own stacks. These stacks are saved outside of the
standalone. I wanted to institute an updating feature, where the user's
stack version is compared to the template (which may have had
Nicolas Cueto wrote:
But you really
should write this gadget yourself.
Oh, I am, I am... Just taking a chance that someone posts something
all nice and pat way before I finally get it done.
And, as I struggle up the hill, new issues I hadn't thought of pop up.
The latest: how to determine
Richmond Mathewson wrote:
A while back Scott Rossi wrote:
Maybe because standalones have an (editable) script limit of 10 lines,
meaning you can't build scripts dynamically in standalones that exceed
10 lines. There is no such limit in the IDE.
seems not to, directly refer to my script
Mark Stuart wrote:
Hi All,
How do I return the column number that the user clicked in?
I know how to get the selectedLine of a Table field, but I'd like to
know which column of the selectedLine the user clicked into.
Something like this:
put word 4 of the clickchunk into tCharNum
subtract
Richmond Mathewson wrote:
is Any script that needs do in order to execute is dynamic.
adequately documented in the documentation ?
When using a standalone application created by Revolution, you can
include up to ten statements in the statementList. This limit is set by
line 2 of the
dunb...@aol.com wrote:
I have played around with table fields, but wonder where any information
about them exists. The user manual barely mentions them. I see it is a single,
(sort of) list field with management to permit text entry into cells.
I cannot for the life of me trap any of the
Marty Knapp wrote:
I've been running into the 10-statement script limit issue myself. Is
there a way to put a script into a field or custom property and execute
it without a do command? If so, could someone offer an example? In my
current scenario, speed is not a big issue.
That depends on
Mark Stuart wrote:
on 5/26/2010, Jacqueline wrote:
Something like this:
put word 4 of the clickchunk into tCharNum
subtract (the number of chars in line 1 to \
(word 2 of the clickline)-1 of me) +1 from tCharNum
set the itemdel to tab
put the number of items in char 1 to tCharNum of
Richmond Mathewson wrote:
Tonight I am disciplining myself to work through my CASE problem;
where a CASE loop goes AWOL when the stack becomes a standalone.
There's not enough info to say what's going wrong, but you'd save
yourself a lot of time if you set a breakpoint near the top of the
Mark Wieder wrote:
Jacque-
Tuesday, May 25, 2010, 10:25:49 AM, you wrote:
There's not enough info to say what's going wrong, but you'd save
yourself a lot of time if you set a breakpoint near the top of the
switch structure and step through it line by line. That would show you
Unless
Sarah Reichelt wrote:
It depends how the USB modem is recognised by the system.
If you have one, check the driverNames.
If the list includes something link cu.modem.usb, then you can use
that as the driver name and open a port to that device as described
above.
I'm writing that down. Thanks.
Mike Harland wrote:
Could somebody please substantiate the claims that Ms Lange purports
to have disproved?
I find it disturbing to see that people on this list are behaving as
she describes.
Mike, this person is not credible in any way. She has proved it
repeatedly. There is a history that
Richmond Mathewson wrote:
I hosed my Linux box the other day (living too close to
the edge) so had to reinstall.
Reinstalled Ubuntu 10.04 followed by my licenced
version of RunRev 4 for Linux; 60 minutes.
The connected via revOnline to JLG's Metacard
setup stack and had Metacard 4 up and
Marty Knapp wrote:
The name isn't a problem - it's not a plugin or IDE stack name. I've
been using it for over a year. I do have another stack of the same name
in a different directory. When I build a standalone I take the original
and do some things to it, then copy it to a different folder
gary_aitcheson wrote:
put *67 before theNumber
open file com3: for write
write ATS7=1L0DT theNumber cr to file com3:
wait 5 secs
close file com3:
I do not understand much of this, but it appears that it's usual
function is to dial a fax machine in order to transmit letters
dunb...@aol.com wrote:
But I only replied to say that I thought all HC commands were supported in
Rev to the extent that they at least did nothing. But there is no dial in
the dictionary. Are there others?
Maybe, but I can't think of any offhand. I've never done a direct
comparison though.
Alejandro Tejada wrote:
Did anybody receive similar promises from
Runrev as codes.widged???
Of course not. Nor any of the other things claimed on that site.
Who is the author of the website:
http://codes.widged.com ?
Someone who's name I won't say here, because this list is publicly
Richmond Mathewson wrote:
On 19/05/2010 23:51, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Richmond Mathewson wrote:
Using Help From Within the Script Editor
The Help System's Language Guide entries can be looked up
automatically from within SuperCard's or
SuperEdit's script editor window. Simply hilite the word
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