AIX
Intel SCO SCO Open DeskTop
Intel SVR4 Solaris for x86 architecture
SPARC SPARC SunOS
SPARC Solaris SPARC Solaris
Win32 Windows (any version post-3.1)
What does the platform return on 64-bit Windows systems?
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Bill Vlahos wrote:
I'm happy to finally announce the release of InfoWallet 1.0.
http://www.infowallet.com
Way cool, Bill! Congrats on the release!
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help videos, say, shot
in a lower-quality format.
If you can wait for OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard) you may get QT Pro for
free (well, free as in after you pay for Snow Leopard):
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Martin Koob wrote:
Richard Gaskin ambassador at ... writes:
The scrubber is there and works fine, but somehow the keys are switched:
the normal key to show the scrubber is the Control key, but in Rev
it's the Command key. :\
So at least you can use the scrubber, but alas you'll have to re
.
Can anyone here think of other messages not normally sent by default?
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that it benchmarks at least 30% faster.
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switched the order I got the same
results.
So I considered making a new test which swaps the order on the fly, but
I'm with you: the possible difference of 0.2 ms isn't worth the
trouble.
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to
use with the libURLSetFTPListCommand command. But I don't see where
or how you actually get the list of files using libUrl.
Just pass it a directory path ending in /, e.g.:
ftp://user:p...@ftp.domain.com/somefolder/
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trying but I can't obtain any succes.
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for both Mac and Win for years, I was able
to just drop that search library onto our Linux server and call it from
a CGI without having to modify it at all other than to reformat the
output as HTML. :)
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serve human or do humans serve machines?
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customers will
only continue to grow. IMNSHO, it's an investment worth making.
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I'm going to go update my Linux deployments with the latest engine
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I find that just duplicating the standalone will cause the Finder to
draw the copy with the icons.
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Richmond Mathewson wrote:
Yes, you have
was kind enough to share this with me:
get shell(chmod ugo+x quote tDest quote)
...where tDest is the path to the executable inside *.app/Contents/MacOS/
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that can be done with it,
but I can dream can't I?
Don Rossi, is this not the thing you need to take CyberRave into the
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just needs to whip up some gadget for their own use.
Use whatever feels natural, and if you hit a wall there are many options
for getting over it.
(No, I'm not referring to Mr. Gaskin as an abstraction.)
I've been called worse. :)
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was able to transfer a file named t t.txt to the
server with the same name without error.
Have you used libURLSetLogField to see the details of the transaction?
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appearances:
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It would be nice to be able to do that sort of thing on specific
controls only.
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for built-in properties
http://quality.runrev.com/qacenter/show_bug.cgi?id=3126
In other words: situation FUBAR. ;)
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delete file tFile -- delete temp file
end mouseUp
Nicely done.
If you'd like to see this in the engine:
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The engine currently supports the opposite behavior (using a variable as
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to HyperCard. Also
programmed the Mac version of the This Is Spinal Tap CD-ROM, in C.
Why did Yoyager choose C for that one CD after having delivered so many
cross-platform titles in higher level tools?
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engine,
see that it's ASCII, and try to use text mode, which will convert line
endings which may be fine for text files but will break the engine,
since of course the engine's object code is binary.
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of repeat loops, so you can
use whichever form best represents the logic involved while optimizing
performance even more than using either within the loop.
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page of the site Kevin pointed us to lists unlimited
domains as part of the package:
http://www.on-rev.com
The subdomains folks are posting here are just their account URLs. An
account holder can move any domain you want to be managed under the same
accoumt.
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if that were not the case. ;)
But if we want to see Rev adopted widely on servers, we should be
careful about the message here: we don't want to work too hard to
convince the world that setting up Rev on a server is prohibitively onerous.
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J. Landman Gay wrote:
Richard Gaskin wrote:
The new server package is very cool, esp. the live debugging, but FWIW
you can do that script with the old CGI with just two lines, one in the
CGI and one in a web page template:
Ah, but with the new way there is nothing to merge; you don't need
on that. :)
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myself for content
that appears in my product. I would never want to get an angry email
from a parent letting me know my product exposed their child to
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requiring that approval.
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On Thu, Apr 16, 2009 at 2:14 PM, Richard Gaskin
ambassador at fourthworld.comwrote:
Andre wrote:
I'd rather have
of there contributions to the list, could do an
excellent job in this role.
Excellent idea! Truly best of both worlds, since it helps expedite
approvals without requiring additional resources at RunRev.
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Just curious:
How many of you use the emacsKeyBindings personally?
And how many of you include support for emacsKeyBindings in your products?
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:
This is an image: img src=?
return any line of url (file:cgiphotos.txt)
?
The merge function is an underrated powerhouse.
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David Bovill wrote:
2009/4/15 Richard Gaskin wrote:
Why are globals so unloved?
Most programming languages support them so they can be accessed globally.
If you need global access, why not use a global?
True - some of my allergy to them is not rational :) In this case I'm trying
to speed
to have filtered mails forwarded automatically (though
that should be done with caution to avoid false positives going to the
antispambots).
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J. Landman Gay wrote:
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To date Kunjon.org has shut down more than 200,000 spam sites, orders of
magnitude more than all of the efforts of everyone at the US FCC combined.
But to do this he needs your spam. No really: he wants everyone to
send spammail to his input
is that if you have objects that depend on having a set of
behavior buttons in memory, this error notification at least lets you
know what the objects you expected to be available as behaviors can't be
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and accounted for in
that version's Dictionary.
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, I hope this gets resolved soon (if you'll pardon
the pun). Behaviors are so powerful, but to use them effectively we'll
need to know when things go wrong.
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be in /3.5.0-gm-1/, which is probably in your Program
Files/Revolution Studio folder.
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Kevin Miller wrote:
Just to let you know that Revolution 3.5 has been launched and is now
available on our website or through check for updates.
Congrats and thanks to the team. 3.5's Behaviors feature is probably
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with the engine's strengths while avoiding its limitations.
A damn fine job, Trevor.
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J. Landman Gay wrote:
Richard Gaskin wrote:
Now that v3.5 is close to release with its nifty new Behaviors feature,
I've updated my article on the Message Path to include a section
introducing the basics of using this powerful addition to the language:
Extending the Runtime Revolution
and will be
using it to replace my slower custom dispatcher soon. Once I get some
time to play with it I'll add a note there about it. Thanks for
reminding me about dispatch.
That's the problem with v3.5: there's too much cool new stuff to keep
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of (legibility / ease
of entry) reasons.
Recipe?
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of thing.
Just the same, because in your case it didn't also clean up its
placeholders, I'm sure RunRev would want to fix that bug if a recipe can
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not in
the QT dialog we get with answer effect, and I've found no way to
emulate it in scripting.
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there are some useful features found only one some
platforms, like OS X's Apple events and Window's Registry, and I'm
grateful Rev provides access to them.
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Peter Alcibiades wrote:
Probably Richard Gaskin is mistaken for a similar reason
in saying that All open source applications that run on
Windows, Mac, or any other non-FOSS OS are just as
proprietary as any Rev project released under similar
license.
No, not really. If its OSS, you have
-stamped that one and it took a bit of a battle to pull
together the thousands of examples of prior art to nullify that patent.
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completing his patent process then the filer pays a penalty to
the USPTO of $50,000. That would put an end to that monkey business,
and would bring much-needed funds to the PTO so they could begin a new
era in which they actually read the patents they approve. ;)
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engine: the OS itself.
All open source applications that run on Windows, Mac, or any other
non-FOSS OS are just as proprietary as any Rev project released under
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this to other servers, or were you
just lucky?
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altering IDE menus
when you wanted to modify one of your own.
For this reason I tend to use button to refer to menus, requiring me
to specify the button by its owner and therefore ensuring that I know
exactly which object is being affected.
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in the first
place I suspect you'll save yourself some time.
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on a Dreamhost
account at:
/logs/domain/http/error.log
With any luck the engine will have output a description of the problem
there, along with the line number where it went wrong for your convenient.
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, but I wonder if just making
the HTML flags sufficiently limited would suffice.
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stephen barncard wrote:
I want slashed zeroes in my font to clearly distinguish between the letter O
and a 0.
IMNSHO that should be a standard across the language present in all
fonts, removing ambiguous glyphs.
And commas with sufficiently long tails. :)
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that had been copied from MS Word.
I'd be interested to learn how that happened either way.
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her work at Genesearch and shares a bit of her
background:
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so I thought I'd check
in with you folks here:
What's your favorite font for use in your script editor?
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was not a purpose of my program I wanted to
add this as an additional feature. Now I am not sure if it is legal at
all? Or is it? Or it depends?..
The most useful answer would likely come from either the vendor or a
lawyer. Not sure which one would cost less. ;)
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DunbarX wrote:
I am rewriting the ss function in HC. Because it is there.
What does ss do?
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(Irix, Sun, etc.) are no
longer shipping, with many of those companies following IBM's lead in
migration to Linux.
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Development-Plugins-GoRevNet,
and once you're in look in Stacks for 4w_ScriptSearch.rev.
BTW: How does ss relate to the mouseControl?
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).
Then try animating multiple looped sprites in Rev.
Drive nails with a hammer, tighten screws with a screwdriver, but hammer
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, imply you should run through multiple sorts, and boast
they will remain stable.
Good to see this lives on in Rev. (still undocumented).
Probably just an oversight. Did you flag it in the RQCC?
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Richmond Mathewson wrote:
Embedding music files in RunRev / MetaCard stacks comes at quite a hit,
both in terms of file size, and RAM requirements; the HyperCard method
would be considerably 'cheaper' in both of these respects.
MIDI, with QuickTime in a player object.
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Ben Rubinstein wrote:
Richard Gaskin wrote:
I went to the mat with him over this one years ago when I was
porting an HC project. He said, If you need a custom behavior,
use a custom name. I said, But I *need* to override the
built-in function! and he asked simply, 'Need'? Why? I
enhancement request to put it back:
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exit to top honored regardless
where it's called from, but for a few of us lazy people who have a
debugging task that we don't feel like stepping through the debugger to
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start really working with it, learning these differences
and moving on, and the more you code with this new engine the more you
find yourself saying, Man, this thing is fast!.
It's no accident.
It's a very carefully pruned token table.
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to how
a Movie is opened from disk as you have to use the new
NewMovieFromProperties API call.
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if you're traveling in a very small herd).
If we're talking about a behavior that was native to HC, was Ms.
Bettencourt's hack for Rev? I didn't know she uses Rev.
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after an hour or so :*-(
Too bad. What's not working with it?
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://www.taggedsoftware.com/gt2/images/screenshots/scrshot_06.jpg
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on such a system, at least in so far as his engine
interfaces with it.
All that said, we're in 2009 now so I look forward to seeing a
third-party externals author jump on this opportunity.
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Judy wrote:
On Wed, Mar 11, 2009 at 11:15 AM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Just to clarify, I'm not hearing anyone saying that it's definitely not
possible on Windows today.
--Really? 'Cause I could swear that I just heard Jacque say it maybe wasn't
so easy... implying not so possible.
Maybe
the way.
It's a mighty fine implementation. Thanks, RunRev!
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be honored within a modal unreasonable, or is this a bug?
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compile ; get an
error : first line with hint : ]
The declaration in the first line ends with a comma, so perhaps the
engine is expecting another variable there. If you remove the comma
does it compile?
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for the xTalk world it's quite
revolutionary. :)
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a business case for this it
will continue to be a wish rather than a feature.
But of course with a sufficiently compelling business case any tool
vendor would be stupid not to.
Why isn't there an external for this?
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energy costs in excess of its purchase price many
times over on top of that.
Green is also the color of money. :)
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scripting -
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Fourth World
Revolution training and consulting: http://www.fourthworld.com
Webzine for Rev developers: http://www.revjournal.com
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