in a 600x400 image and possibly changing
the pixel's color be fast enough to seem like a highlight to the
user? and how would I go about doing that?
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). Right now it moves around and I can't figure out
the math to make it seem to zoom to (or from) the part of the picture
that is in the center of the card.
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are starting to reach the limit of the
computers' ability to display the images.
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Speed is important because we are starting to reach the limit of the
computers' ability to display the images.
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that helped,
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Scott and Ian, thank you for your responses. Ian, your suggestion to
use a player worked. Thanks. I had tried a player before but was
doing something wrong, I guess. Then reading the docs made me thing
that players would only play QuickTime formats. Thanks again. This
list is a great
did try different CD's.
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to suit your needs; if you write me off-list I'll give
you the details about that.
Mark Greenberg
On Oct 29, 2007, at 10:00 AM, Alex Tweedly wrote:
I'm looking for recommendations for games (or educational software)
for
a (young) 7-year old girl
file.
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contribute to this list.
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specified in the script. Any ideas on this one?
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The high school at which I teach has no textbooks, all the course
content being delivered over the Internet and local network
resources. Last week I arrived to open the school only to find that
all our network infrastructure was down -- online district utilities
for email, grading, and
be for them to create their own calculator
within the stack or as a substack. They only have three weeks to
finish this project, so I was hoping to avoid that rout.
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under several layers of
security and don't have Windows permissions to do much.) Richmond, I
was not able to get to your calculator because the files link is
only available to members of that yahoo group.
Thanks again. This list is great!
Mark Greenberg
Thanks for the responses. I haven't had a chance to sit down and try
the solutions yet, but between the HTML entity code and the Symbols
font I should be able to make it work. Thanks Devin and Ken.
Jeanne, to answer your question, the infinity sign is placed in a
field when the user
because I've never tried to make Unicode work for me in Rev.
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input. Using KeyUp instead causes a problem
when two keys are pressed, so that won't work.
Any help would be appreciated,
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true collision detection.
Thank you both for your responses.
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Sarah, thanks for telling me how to do this. I don't feel too
foolish; it isn't very obvious that menuHistory is the way to switch
from tab to tab. : )
Everyone, hope the weather is as nice in your part of the world as it
is in Arizona. If it is, enjoy!
Mark Greenberg
I know I'm missing something obvious, so I'll brace myself for egg on
my face now.
How does one script a change in a tabbed button? That is, I need it
to change from one tab to another without the user clicking it.
Thanks in advance,
Mark Greenberg
One of my student teams needs an image that has an irregular shape
and a transparent background to know when it hits another such
image. Any suggestions? I already know about Arcade Engine, but was
hoping for just some code that would do the trick.
Thanks in advance,
Mark
On Jul 14, 2006, at 10:00 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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put replacetext(myVar,/?a[^]*,) into myVar
This is probably a brain-fart on my part, but why do you have /? in
your RegEx string?
Sorry to waste your time if I'm missing something obvious.
Mark Greenberg
Thanks, Dar. I knew it would be something stupid I was missing. I
wish, instead of sending me spam to increase my manhood, they would
send ads for a pill that would make me see the obvious. : \
Mark
On Jul 15, 2006, at 10:00 AM, Dar Scott wrote:
put replacetext(myVar,/?a[^]*,)
this to the fine folks at Rev, I have found
the responses here on the list to be lightning fast, very helpful,
and usually friendly (as long as I don't mention bugs or cheese...).)
TIA,
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built right into the font.
I can send the stack (not yet finished) if anyone is interested.
Just contact me off-list.
Thanks again. I couldn't have done it without your help.
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Fellow list members, I have a problem for which I can only find
difficult or unsatisfactory solutions, and I was hoping you might
have some suggestions.
I am making a stack to teach students math -- linear equations, to be
more precise. When I display the y = mx + b form, the best I can
Christian, there is an easy RegEx way to do it:
Put ReplaceText (OrigText,[,.;:!?],) into NoPunct
Whatever you consider punctuation goes inside the []. Quotation
marks are tricky, as are dashes and carets. To include quotation
marks, use...
Put ReplaceText (OrigText,[,.;:!? Quote ],)
Fellow Revolutionaries, just a note to let you know of some progress
in getting Revolution into the classroom. I have been awarded a
$10,000 grant to train students to program game-like Rev stacks that
help learners understand academic topics. My district has authorized
an elective
? I think learning how you
were able to do this might help in other states as well.
A description from first contact to final acceptance might be useful.
Tom
On Jan 15, 2006, at 1:17 PM, Mark Greenberg wrote:
Fellow Revolutionaries, just a note to let you know of some
progress in getting
Marielle, I agree with a previous comment about your work: You can't
possibly be just one person. I'm thinking that your name is actually
an acronym for a secret branch of the Runtime Revolution company.
Wow! Thank you for all your hard work.
Mark
On Jan 9, 2006, at 7:34 AM, Marielle
How can I use a false cursor (an image that follows the mouse with
the cursor set to none) that also recognizes MouseChunk, MouseText,
etc. It seems that the way I am doing it, the image blocks the mouse
from seeing the text in the field.
Thanks in advance for any help.
Mark
Beautiful solution! The arrays are probably much faster than the
regular expressions too. And I learned a new command: Combine.
Thanks for teaching me. : )
On Dec 10, 2005, at 6:52 AM, Jim Hurley wrote:
on mouseUP
put field 1 into tText
put char 1 of tText into tLastChar
!
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Yes, but the original post (quite a while ago) was looking for a way
to determine how many times h occurred in singles, doubles, triples,
etc. Your script counts how many heads and tails there are total.
There were some non-RegEx solutions offered, but they were long.
RegEx shortens the
+?
or in your case
(?s)B(.+?)/B
Hope this helps.
Mark
On Dec 1, 2005, at 2:07 PM, Mark Wieder wrote:
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Is there a way to tell matchChunk() not to be greedy?
I've got a regular expression stumper here. I'm using regex with the
matchChunk() function and I've BZed a problem with
teaching job keeps me from my hobby of
playing with Rev. : ) Contact me off-list if you wish about this.
Mark Greenberg
On Oct 23, 2005, at 5:24 PM, Jim Ault wrote:
My work is basically surface level application and is largely
trial-and-error using BBEdit to see what different
for stripping both ends.
Mark Greenberg
PS Thanks for the 15 seconds of fame.
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replaceText(A C,^ *?,)
does work as expected.
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, explain, cajole, etc. It is sparse in instructions for that
reason.
Thanks again to Alejandro Tejada for helping me with the logistics of
posting these.
Mark Greenberg
High School Teacher
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for this type of use. What do
you all think?
By the way, I am in the US, so the Fair Use clause of the intellectual
properties laws might apply in a school setting.
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Of course, in the extreme white space regions, that's where penguins
live. (Sorry, couldn't resist. : )
Mark
On Friday, July 22, 2005, at 05:06 AM,
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put penguin is among the words of 1 2 3 4 = FALSE
put penguin is among the words of 1 2 3 4 = TRUE
that work in the Rev
flavor of Regex.
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can tell what the
function is. Then you could line up the text and scan lines. (I used
the latter for math equations in which one number must line up
vertically with another. As I recall, it worked well.)
Mark Greenberg
On Thursday, June 30, 2005, at 05:17 AM, Charles Hartman
On Monday, June 6, 2005, at 12:56 PM,
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I click da and I just want this to be replaced in the field
(not das, Dach,Dame,...)
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Christian,
My previous example used a flavor of RegEx not supported by Rev.
Sorry. Please modify the example to read:
Put The day is dappled with da and dads.
MatchText (MyText, \bda\b)
--returns true because da is by itself.
ReplaceText (MyText, \bda\b, Ra)
--returns The day is dappled
Christian,
I didn't totally understand your question, but Rev has several ways to
match text. RegEx, which is a tiny language imbedded into Rev, will
match just about any pattern you want, including da without matching
das or Mandant or even Da if you want. Here's how in Rev-RegEx:
Put
I thought I remembered mention of a setting that would show a solid
color, instead of the desktop, behind a standalone stack. Now that I
need such an odd feature, I can't figure out what it was. Can anyone
enlighten me, please?
TIA,
Mark G
Could Ben be one of those who, a week ago or so, got our list's mail
by mistake? Some of them were angry, and nobody could be that annoying
without trying. This could be his revenge.
Just a thought,
Mark G
On Wednesday, June 1, 2005, at 04:01 PM, Malte wrote:
i
Xavier, the screen shot shows that the interface is awesome. Any
chance of compiling it for us Mac users?
Mark Greenberg
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Thanks Klaus and Ben and the others that responded to my question about
QT effects. I get it now. Its funny how the simple stuff can trip a
person up sometimes.
Mark G.
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When you use the answer effect command, an encooded description for
the effect is returned in the it variable. You can store this
somewhere (variable, custom property, etc.) and use it in a later
script:
answer effect
if
I must be missing something. The Answer Effect command will bring up
the QT dialog for a user, but what if I want the Gradient Wipe
transition, say, as part of my stack? The answer must be simple, but
I'm not seeing it. I'm using Rev 2.0 on OS X, if that makes a
difference.
Mark
David,
The find command begins searching from the point of the last
successful find. Try inserting Find Empty just above the line of
code with the find command:
Find Empty
Find desired text
...
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for Windows. If
there is interest in my type of stacks, perhaps I can post them one at
a time. Feel free to contact me off list too if you want.
Mark Greenberg
English Teacher
PS The New York Times featured me and this teaching approach in the
Circuit section last Thursday (front page). That's me
stacks fit on one CD, and I'd be glad to send them to anyone who is
interested if they contact me off-list. They are teaching-game stacks
mostly for the high school level. Some of the stacks described in my
original post are not Rev stacks, but HyperStudio stacks scripted in
HyperLogo.
Mark
according to three different variables, all entered by the
user. There are scores more.
One interesting site that advances the view of using video-game
metaphor as an educational design for programming is
http://www.marcprensky.com/.
Mark Greenberg
English Teacher
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