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it to the Standalone Builder; it means I need to be more
conscientious when saving, but also means my dev setup more closely
matches my runtime, so hopefully if there are any issues in finding
files I'll know it in the environment where I can debug it conveniently.
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in the correct direction?
The screenMouseLoc global property is read/write, e.g.:
set the screenMouseLoc to the screenLoc
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, a bullet, and a map to my foot more than
limitations, so if they can provide it I'm sure it'll result in some
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you'd be a natural with map and compass skills. No jungle can
trap a mind like yours.
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one has completed.
FWIW I use put url... in my WebMerge product, and we have some
customers uploading tens of thousands of files in a batch without error.
I wish I could take credit for that, but it's all Dave Cragg's excellent
work in libURL. Thanks, Dave!
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http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/revInterop/
Feel free to run it up the flagpole there if you like. I'd vote for it,
and it would take only a little time to write the handlers for it to
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everything
else I can think of, Rev has shown itself to be very capable and
remarkably efficient.
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the ambiguousness of
HC that's hard. ;)
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on to enjoy the
greater variety of messages Rev offers which don't require workarounds
like sending an unhandled keyDown to the stack at all.
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dispatch allowing this while send
doesn't, please post the RQCC number so I can track it. TIA.
Know the engine.
Trust the engine.
Use the engine.
I am trying to.
I was trying to.
I will.
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but highly effective
solutions. His inventiveness has made many helpful contributions to
algorithms explored on this list.
My only disappointment with his latest contribution is that it wasn't a
three-liner as he usually comes up with.
Alex, you're slipping. :)
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and
dispatch work:
http://lists.runrev.com/pipermail/use-revolution/2009-October/129600.html
In brief, even if you have a handler defined, dispatch will work but
send won't.
File it as a bug if you like:
http://quality.runrev.com/
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Oddly enough, the dispatch command works well here (provided you're
using v3.5):
on keyDown var
dispatch keydown to this stack with var
put var
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that don't impair performance.
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keep your code in one place. Add something to that behavior script, and
every object that uses it automatically gets the new feature. Behaviors
have completely changed my coding style
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. But it is too slow for what I want to do. It would take a time
of filtering lower than 300 milliseconds so that the user is not
slowed down in his typing.
Would it be practical to break your list into 26 sublists by first letter?
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Perhaps Kevin could chime in here and discuss options for the code base
in a SHTF scenario.
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to work for free.
How viable is a dual license scheme if one hopes to derive revenue from
licensees? And how exactly does one go about it?
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How viable is a dual license scheme if one hopes to derive revenue from
licensees? And how exactly does one go about it?
That's exactly what I've proposed Richard! It's fairly straight forwards,
I've checked
.
I suppose it would be better to use wait...with messages, but even
without the with messages it doesn't seem to drag the system; with
messages or normally only truly necessary when you need other events
triggered within Rev.
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Kindly include a brief description of your project, URL to its home
page, and please note which FOSS license the project uses.
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Richmond Mathewson wrote:
Richard Gaskin wrote:
I'm putting together some notes for an article at revJournal.com on
open source projects done with Rev.
If you're working on complete applications or even just components for
the Rev community, let's use the pages at revJournal.com to help
split g).
What does your data look like, and what are you looking for in it?
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to \
compress( url (binfile: filePath) )
To spit it back out just reverse the order of the operations:
put decompress( the storedStack of stack updatelist \
unto url (binile: someNewPath)
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MacBook Pros. :-( Have to use the function modifier
key now for Enter key.
Is there a Preference or alternate keyboard map to regain that lost key?
Between that and the full-glare reflective screen it's enough to keep me
from upgrading my MBP for a while.
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or
soundInputs, and came up empty.
Do we have a way to determine which of those options accepted by the
recordInput property actually exist on the current system?
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Sarah Reichelt wrote:
On Sun, Oct 11, 2009 at 7:03 AM, Richard Gaskin
ambassador at fourthworld.com wrote:
The recordInput global property can be set to any of these values:
imic - records from the internal microphone
emic - ecords from the external sound input jack
cd - records from
menu to have it.
If you download it, you'll get 2 files :
the external MaestroJunior.bundle, and
a Demo stack called MusicSlideShow.rev to help you to use the
external.
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its own name, label, and rect:
on mouseUp
put the properties of btn aaa into tObjA
delete var tObjA[label]
delete var tObjA[name]
delete var tObjA[rect]
set the properties of btn bbb to tObjA
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?
Just a hunch, but I wonder if adding wait 0 with messages would free
up enough clock cycles to let the OS feel more comfortable.
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Phil Davis wrote:
Richard Gaskin wrote:
Martin Blackman wrote:
Microsoft Vista is classifying my Rev application as 'Not
responding' when it runs a particularly intensive handler.
...
Just a hunch, but I wonder if adding wait 0 with messages would
free up enough clock cycles to let the OS
Anyone here have code available to parse out the images from an .ico file?
The goal is to be able to extract images and their masks for display as
images in Rev.
TIA-
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. Everything
you can do with a field can be represented in htmlText, so conversely
you can do anything to htmlText that you can do to a field.
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that and
you should find the code.
As we say here in California, Dude, you rock!
Thanks - I'd forgotten about that, but indeed the core of what I need is
there. Excellent work, like all the things I've seen from you.
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J. Landman Gay wrote:
Richard Gaskin wrote:
Monte wrote:
Look in the standalone builder. I had to write an .ico file parser
and reorganizer when I developed the standalone builder. It was a
long time ago now so someone else may have changed what I did and
where it is in the builder so
This allows you to use anchor tags to stash info for specific runs of
text without altering the appearance of that text.
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Richmond wrote:
Richard Gaskin wrote:
Richmond wrote:
http://www.ovomaltineforever.com.br/
Cripes, I am getting cheesed-off with the
ubiquitous Flash.
I don't mind Flash, but splash pages went out with 2002 and that one
runs wy too long even by 20th century standards.
Jared Spool
in
this study.
Please email me offline and we can discuss the details:
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cheers
Bruce Robertson wrote:
Richard Gaskin wrote:
The RevTalk Dictionary entry for the environment function lists
helper application as one of the possible values the function can return:
If the environment function returns helper application,
Revolution is running as a helper application
Paul Foraker wrote:
On Fri, Oct 2, 2009 at 5:44 PM, Richard Gaskin
ambassador at fourthworld.com wrote:
Have any of you worked on stacks with an insane number of objects
on a card (5,000)?
What issues did you encounter?
I have a bead pattern generator that dynamically clones a small
htmlText
which Raney added to overcome the limitations of alternatives.
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you click on it?
Between the lag in hit testing and the lng save times and more, I'm
using 7k objects as an upper threshold for getting work done.
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if needed, but at
the moment I'm more interested in learning what the practical limits of
the engine are with regard to handling large numbers of objects.
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the order of messages. In the meantime, I made a
brief blog post which outlines the order for startup, opening, closing,
and shutting down:
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apps actually delay their boot time so they can display
their splash screen longer. I don't quite understand that; the user
didn't boot the app to look at a splash screen, and users don't go to
the Ovaltine web site to look at colored blobs dancing around.
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. Hopefully there will be
some way to share links between RevDevelop.com and whatever Andre cooks up.
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to automate the CGI handling).
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Why do I always have this urge to antagonise Richard Gaskin?
That's an interesting question, but no antagonism here on this: as I
noted earlier, using multiple objects can get the job done, as Chipp
demonstrated years ago with Button Gadget.
Still, it would be nice to have
The code doesn't show us the local path in tFolderPathMovie, but make
sure it starts with binfile: rather than file:.
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David Bovill wrote:
So as a provocation to gurus out there: what would we miss if we never used
buttons again and just scripted graphic objects with paint effects and
behaviors?
Your time, in recreating all of the properties and behaviors buttons
already have natively.
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They're gorgeous, but with two significant omissions:
1. bevels - every other of the core set of image enhancement
goodies is there but this one, and this is the one most
needed for making custom buttons.
2. while these image enhancements
A long time ago Andre Garzia wrote:
On 12/7/07, Richard Gaskin wrote:
...
What's your favorite JavaScript editor?
...
It pays to learn emacs or vi, since you'll probably be using ssh to
the server and thats is probably what you'll have in there.
Since it started as a fork of MC's open
David Bovill wrote:
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Is there any trick to using customProperties[arrayNotation to access
nested array elements in an object?
No. As far as I understand it the new nested array data structure uses
arrayencode / arraydecode internally
as simple as flipping a global
prop and modifying a few handlers it might make a nice bullet point -
provided anyone might actually use it, of course.
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, that definitely reduces the bloat, down to a single byte per field.
A struct would reduce it even more (at least for arrays with more than
four fields), but that's a big step forward for keeping file sizes down
that can be used today.
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know if RunRev plans to support such syntax in the
future?
If there's an RQCC request for this please post the URL so I can add
some votes to it. If not I'll submit one.
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script:
http://www.iopus.com/guides/winscheduler.htm
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Judy Perry wrote:
On Thu, 24 Sep 2009, Richard Gaskin wrote:
1. bevels - every other of the core set of image enhancement
goodies is there but this one, and this is the one most
needed for making custom buttons.
Didn't Chipp have a beveled button thingy, or am I imagining things?
Yep
J. Landman Gay wrote:
Richard Gaskin wrote:
How do I turn off Always use Live Bookmarks?
Okay, I found that checkbox. It comes up when you want to subscribe to a
feed. So I think you'd have to start to subscribe to a feed, and when
the dialog comes up, uncheck the checkbox. Then cancel
the same as using Photoshop or any other external
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command. You can make a document template stack and just
clone it as needed to display data stored in the user's file.
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J. Landman Gay wrote:
Richard Gaskin wrote:
J. Landman Gay wrote:
Richard Gaskin wrote:
How do I turn off Always use Live Bookmarks?
Okay, I found that checkbox. It comes up when you want to subscribe to
a feed. So I think you'd have to start to subscribe to a feed, and
when the dialog
-based content.
That's not the same as the plugin, is it? That entry is from the v3.0
dictionary, long before the plugin was even in development.
What does it mean for a Rev standalone to be configured by a web
browser to display web-based content?
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J. Landman Gay wrote:
Richard Gaskin wrote:
The RevTalk Dictionary entry for the environment function lists
helper application as one of the possible values the function can return:
If the environment function returns helper application,
Revolution is running as a helper application
(urlEncode(tFileName), tFiles) of tFiles into
tFileData
set the itemdel to comma
get item 11 of tFileData
put char 1 to 4 of it into fld creator
put char 5 to 8 of it into fld type
end if
end dragDrop
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attention. There's a lot there, and inevitably any plugin
will be compared to the ubiquitous Flash so it may be useful to explore
strengths and weaknesses of each.
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the
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CGIs work well, I would guess that any limitations a server might put on
POST for some form elements are allowed for the FileUpload object.
http://www.w3schools.com/HTMLDOM/dom_obj_fileupload.asp
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when it writes
the stackfile to disk
passkey = what the developer enters in development to be able to edit
scripts, active only so long as the stack is in memory
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, this needn't affect
anything in your user experience and requires only small changes to your
script, but would let you use the robust one-liner to get the snapshot
of the group image even if outside of the clipping region of the window:
import snapshot from grp MyCompositeThang
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Is there something odd about using the convert command in a CGI that I
don't know about?
FWIW, I'm not using the useSystemDate, and since the server is in my
time zone that shouldn't affect it anyway.
What am I missing?
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behavior, make sure you're using
a release version and not a developer preview version. ;)
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that focuses on open source.
Good to hear - is there an online version of the article?
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Thierry wrote:
Le 19 sept. 09 à 15:19, Richard Gaskin a écrit :
Thierry wrote:
Great news from France :-)
This morning, reading a french magazine about Opensource ,
found a short article about RevMedia, RevStudio and Reventerprise !
not very often we can read about Revolution in France
?
Jerry discusses the differences between the two and a whole lot more in
this new interview at revJournal we just posted:
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rendering overhaul Mark Waddingham did for v2.7, and one that's done
wonders here for making screenshots very easily.
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of objects, any areas
between the objects are transparent in the resulting image.
Many cool things can be done with this new option, and it's so much
simpler to use than keeping track of rects
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Given this, you should be able to simply refer to the long name of the
substack without needing to explicitly include its mainstack:
Yes - the point is that the following give a result that is not only
unexpected
Cmd-( for Select Structure, I would be inclined to use
Cmd-) for Show Structure, unless it conflicts with other keyboard
shortcuts folks might be accustomed to.
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/. It will
be more polished over the next few days.
Great news, Lynn. I missed this when it came out, but with Malte's
repost I went over to the site -- looks quite promising!
Any plans for a Linux version down the road?
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), but
merely whether you were using Cmd-) for anything in tRev.
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Watch tRev - The Movie
http://reveditor.com/trev-the-movie
of an object - unless there is a use for the current id (number)
returned.
I'm inclined to agree, but it may be useful to know why stacks have
integer IDs at all.
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IDs in that they are a unique identifier.
Given this, you should be able to simply refer to the long name of the
substack without needing to explicitly include its mainstack:
put the long name of stack revSaving into tStackObject
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add 1 to i
if word 1 of tLine = end AND word 2 of tLine is tToken then
return i+tLineNum-1
end if
end repeat
end if
end if -- closable token
return tLineNum
end ControlStructureClosureLine
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Jerry J wrote:
On Sep 14, 2009, at 8:43 AM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
In fact, once could argue it encourages complexity by making it easy
to ignore it.
Wow, another deep-thought quotable from Richard. There sure are two
edges to this sword - after all one could argue that much of computer
!
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for the info, Jacque. Not only does it have the
advantages you describe, but it simplifies the code and takes care of an
outstanding design decision I'd have to deal with otherwise: When to
hide the ControlSel graphic.
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be an indication that it might be useful to consider breaking it
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that it will open as it once
did by double-clicking on any of your Rev. documents.
I thought the Rev app was in Universal Binary formant, no?
If so, why wouldn't Snow Leopard just ignore the PPC half?
I wonder how many of our own apps may be similarly affected
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they increase ours. :)
If only the world's OS vendors would come to common agreement on the
placement of dialog buttons
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be a Revolution ;-)
But Jacque and I already work for Andre, who's in discussions to be
acquired by Ken Ray, who is already a subsidiary of Klaus Major.
Klaus may be soft-spoken, but he's secretly the kingpin of the entire
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