Perry wrote:
Anybody sharing the love with Percodan/Percocet? Will share Wine
Bottle...
I'm willing to give it a generous try...
:-)
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likely going to not be wealthy much longer.
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ou didn't. It sounds like something that Donald
Rumsfeld might enjoy.
In my opinion a document or EULA that is proffered for a signature
with no expectation that both parties know and understand the
contents should be as legally enforceable as toilet paper. Maybe I'm
a dummy.
Reg
utries where that is the norm, but I'm not really
sure. Xavier, can you check that the scripts work OK for you please?
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voted the way they did. They shouldn't be misled in the same way a
second (third?) time. A little reflection and self-knowledge is
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is a number'
that I used in my script.
At 8:56 PM -0500 26/10/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You can also add zero to it; if it is a number then the result will be
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Paul Looney
Thanks, but that is not functionally different from simply using 'is
a number'. Or is it?
At
if thisLine & "0" is a number then --should be OK
--Needs the appended zero to allow a line to start with a decimal point.
pass KeyDown
end if
end if
end keydown
It seems to work, but it's an extraordinarily long and winding road
to get to a simple end-point
ectly acceptable. It looks like my Mac has fallen a bit
too far behind the times! In a way, that makes things easy for me: if
my stacks work well enough here, they will certainly work well enough
in the student labs.
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) Does it seem strange that
the time needed for a screen redraw scales with the area of the
control that has changed its appearance? I would have thought a
redraw would be a redraw of the whole screen and so it wouldn't make
any difference whether the alteration was of a small area or large.
T
removed the only one of the CRs from the end of the string
Leaving me with: "This is a test" & CR
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There will be a meeting of the South East Revolution Users Group in
my office, this winter, 9/8/2005, at lunch time.
Of course, Melbourne is in the South East of Australia, and it is
winter right now! :-)
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didn't explicitly delete it, which you can
do with:
delete global
Ken Ray
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delete image id tid
end if
end repeat
put "Done"
set the cFldImagesList of me to empty
end if
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peat control structure always
incremented or decremented the counter by 1 each time through the
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s, who possess a modicum of intelligence,
motivation and computer experience.
Maybe it's fine for Pros, but it's too damned hard for everyone else.
The documentation presently available is the biggest bottleneck, in
my opinion. It still seems to me that it just wouldn't be that hard
or
y) set to 10.
Here is a challenge:
Make a slider control that starts at 0 and increments by exactly 10
when you click on the bar, up to 100.
It is certainly possible, but not easy if you don't know the trick.
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Setting the lineIncrement
ot;On bar click" value (pageInc property) set to 10.
Here is a challenge:
Make a slider control that starts at 0 and increments by exactly 10
when you click on the bar, up to 100.
It is certainly possible, but not easy if you don't know the trick.
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I've downloaded 2.6 and LOVE seeing array content in the debugger.
However, the docs have become impossibly slow (a minute or so to show
the topics). Anyone else see that?
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lenges, and thus, of course, for many opportunities for
participants and lurkers to learn coding approaches.
What do you think?
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primary keyboard, I was pushing the keyboard back a bit which pushed
the monitor back a bit which pushed some CD covers onto the space key
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reaks in causality.
Fun stuff.
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en updates are fast enough most of the
time, but every second or so there are a few slow cycles and that
makes any animation jerky and horrible.
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nting out that line doesn't change the update
rates.
At 10:08 AM +1100 17/3/05, Michael J. Lew wrote:
Subject: Slow screen lock/unlock
It takes about 260 milliseconds to lock and unlock the screen (OS X
10.3, slowish G4). Here is my test script that takes 2680
milliseconds to run:
on mous
e way that Rev does screen locking or
unlocking?
How can I get around slow screen updates for animating lots of points?
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x27;t clone
cards in that stack.
On Feb 3, 2005, at 7:07 PM, Michael J. Lew wrote:
Strangely, I am unable to clone cards. This script in the message box
or in a mouseUp handler in a button doesn't add to the number of cards
and the it variable is stuck on the current card:
clone this ca
me a new card, shouldn't it?
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the source of the empty external
and put the algorithm into its guts and then compile it for use. That
would allow me to make lots of useful things at little effort.
Maybe my lack of understanding of externals is showing :-)
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4, and
if all of you would vote for it.
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s by script and
from the messagebox.
In my opinion the values and behaviour of scrollbars are poorly
thought-out and the scrollbar object properties inspector is
confusing and limited. I'm alone in these opinions, however...
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to ask it. Are you referring to a comment in
someone else's response? Perhaps you could include in your posts some
judiciously chosen quoted snippets from the previous posts.
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t and end values on
a slider to a value (say +/- 3 sigma) and then the thumbstick to the
mean...that would give me the values on a pre-drawn curve...
But can I actively dra a new curve every time normal stats are
entered (mean and std dev)?
Thanks in advance.
Ruben
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a big enough problem that we should have
had a new release of 2.5 (numbered 2.5.1 ;-) as soon as he got it
fixed. I have to restart Rev about 6 times a day when I am working
with it :-(
Michael
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5.
But as far as I know, we cannot refer to element 1 to 4 of array x, and
we can only take the average of all the values in x to get 5.5 as
below.
multiply t by 0
repeat 10 times
add 1 to t
put t into x[t]
end repeat
put average(x) -- yields 5.5
Greg
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someone take a look to this app? Rev Online, Users space, OTTO; the
filename is XMLang.
I'm using Rev 2.5 on MacOSX.
thanks in advance, carlo ricchiardi
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l the best
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I probably should know this by now, but how can I copy a group of
controls from one stack to another?
I can't find anything useful in the docs. The "Place group" stuff
doesn't mention a case where the group is part of a different stack
:-(
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OK, I've found it: Copy and Paste! I did try that and it didn't work. Honest!
My problem and confusion appears to have been the failure of the
command-C and command-V keystrokes to do the job. I guess I'll
download the newer build now...
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put the lineInc of me && the pageInc of me && the thumbsize of me
put return & the thumbposition of me && the endvalue of me after msg
end mouseUp
Hope that makes the mud less opaque.
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essay, but I sure don't want to write the routine that scores
essays. :)
What sorts of enhanced question models do you think would be ideal for
computer-based learning?
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be awkward every time I try to
use a scrollbar or slider object.
Just yesterday I posted this to the Improve-rev list:
At 3:27 PM +1000 28/7/04, Michael J. Lew wrote:
Did you know that the change in thumbposition that occurs when you
click in the grey area of a scrollbar object is NOT the
pageIn
hape of an image in a graphics package, I wouldn't expect the
'original size' to haunt me forever, would I? I don't see an original size
as a 'natural' size; it's just what I started with, neither more nor less.
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Me. OS X.3
Richard wrote:
Howe many of you have found that error messages in Rev 2.2 do not appear
to be related to the actual cause of script errors?
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nyway. So you may just have to
go with the openField handler you wrote.
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Just wanted to
put this tidbit in our archives, and see if anyone who knows more than
I is not surprised by this, or can correct me if my analysis is
wrong...
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the second person future perfect ...well, I don't remember
exactly, maybe it was pluperfect or slightly imperfect! I interpreted
"witnesseth:" to mean both "You will be attesting to the following"
and "Give up hope all who read past this point" ;-)
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ment
contains words so archaic that the reader can't reasonably be
expected to be sure of their meaning is the agreement valid? If an
agreement is written in English is it binding on a person who agrees
by clicking even if they can't read English?
Anyway, back to work...
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or otherwise.
Is this a joke or should I get something like that drafted for my Rev projects?
I chose not to install the software. I guess I'll have to live
without Chipp's geometry manager tutorial.
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ouseUp
on addsome
add the cIncrement of me to msg
if not the hilite of btn "pause" then send addSome to me in 10 milliseconds
end addsome
Pause button (I used a checkbox):
on mouseUp
if not the hilite of me then send "addsome" to btn 1
end mouseUp
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Thanks Sarah and Ken, those workarounds will be fine for my purpose.
It is a bug though?
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conversion of !c into a checkmark.
The same problem occurs if I try !r (an attempt to get a diamond
instead of a checkmark).
Checkmarks have worked for me in the past. Is this a new issue with Rev 2.1.2?
Has anyone else found this?
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and a vague action like "hover" is dumb. Much better to have
something definite like command-option click in my opinion.
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ou will find it is worth buying it to save the time
that you would otherwise waste on trying to match PowerPoint in
Revolution (voice of experience ;-) ...if you don't have an OS X Mac
then maybe it will not be as feasible.
Let me know if you want extra details.
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How do I find valid codes?
I would like a filter for *.jpg and *.bmp files but all I am
achieving at the moment is frustration.
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the thumb moves backwards! Am I confused?
...well, I AM confused, but is that what is really happening?
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ill make open-ended multimedia
presentations convenient for Revolutions scriptors.
Anyone keen to help?
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(theta)) into x
put the loc of graphic "spindle" into myPoint
add x to item 1 of myPoint
add y to item 2 of myPoint
put the loc of graphic "spindle" & return & myPoint into handPoints
set the points of graphic "hourHand" to handPoints
en
to n
put dum*a[i,j] into a[i,j]
end repeat --i
end if
end repeat --j
return a
end LUDCMP
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I've made a pharmacology teaching tool that has buttons moving around
in a box randomly and bouncing off the walls. They also stick to a
button when they get close enough. I'm sure you will be able to get
some goodnees out of the code. I'll send it to you off-list.
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o counterbalance the time that learning C
might take.
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ng to give them to me if I don't ask. So I'm asking...
I want direct code access (getting and setting) to the pixel values.
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than record the
audio.
From the sound of the other replies to my question, it sounds like
this is not going to be possible.
So what is the "open driver" command for? What would be an example of
a driver that it can open?
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I have fiddled a bit with OS X because the docs say that "On OS X and
Unix systems, you can obtain a list of available devices by reading
the file "/dev/tty"." but I can't find such a file, or even a "dev/"
directory. Any additional info would be helpful b
to the last-visited
definition window rather than what I generally want, the window that
lists the words and lets me filter them.
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-braces approaches).
Sorry for the double posting. I sent the first to a miss-typed
address and didn't expect it to get there.
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erate on the appropriate stack. These sound easy, but I can't
see a way to do it without conditionals testing the name of the
stack and a global holding information regarding whether the clean-up
has been run already. Surely it is easier than that!
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and is the target. Similarly the
mouseControl function (yes, it took me a couple of tries to notice
that it was a function and not a message!) only returns the target.
How can I get the other buttons to hilight without requiring the user
to click each individually?
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