Re: Yet another Newbie Question

Thanks for this. Cheers Si. Simon Harper 2.44 Kilburn Building University of Manchester (UK) Pri: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Alt: [EMAIL PROTECTED] On 3 Apr 2007, at 20:17, Stephen Barncard wrote: a data stack using custom properties and property sets is one of the best ways to store arrays

Re: What's wrong with Globals?

So as a newbie, would I be right in thinking that you can call any function from the library stack in any other stack, or must the library stack be the mainstack. Also you say put 'in use' at startup do you have to do this via a specific command? Cheers Si. Simon Harper 2.44 Kilburn

Yet another Newbie Question

on the array - if you like - a kind of abstraction? which leads me to the question - is there the concept of a record structure as in c/c++ or is it best to use a 2 dimensional array? Sorry once again if this is all obvious. Cheers Si. Simon Harper 2.44 Kilburn Building University

Yet Another Question

Sorry to keep hassling the list! OK so I'm creating a series of notes - now I understand that normally I'd just make a new card for each. However how do I handle it if each notes is 2 cards (ie I use 2 tabs)? Cheers Si. Simon Harper 2.44 Kilburn Building University of Manchester (UK

Re: Variable transfers Between Stacks and Sub-Stacks.

Hi there Dave, Thanks for this - and I wonder if it is possible to get more details on your inter stack manager. Cheers Si. Simon Harper 2.44 Kilburn Building University of Manchester (UK) Pri: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Alt: [EMAIL PROTECTED] On 29 Mar 2007, at 13:33, Dave wrote: Hi, I've

Re: Variable transfers Between Stacks and Sub-Stacks.

Can I thank everyone who responded to this. Thanks for that! Cheers Si. Simon Harper 2.44 Kilburn Building University of Manchester (UK) Pri: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Alt: [EMAIL PROTECTED] On 29 Mar 2007, at 17:18, Trevor DeVore wrote: On Mar 29, 2007, at 8:42 AM, Richmond Mathewson wrote

Re: Newbie Question

Thanks for that - It seems strange to me too. Cheers Si. Simon Harper 2.44 Kilburn Building University of Manchester (UK) Pri: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Alt: [EMAIL PROTECTED] On 28 Mar 2007, at 18:14, Björnke von Gierke wrote: On 28 Mar 2007, at 17:22, Simon HARPER wrote: Thanks

Re: Newbie Question

that I'm actually really enjoying learning it and am persisting because I can see long term benefits of using Revolution as a RAD tool. Having said this I've another question which I'll send as a separate email... Cheers Si. Simon Harper 2.44 Kilburn Building University of Manchester

Variable transfers Between Stacks and Sub-Stacks.

in the mainstack - refereshing if people change the preferences (in the sub- stack) while the application is running? I'm sure this must be done a lot but I wonder if there is an accepted best way. Also, would I just define a global variable for inter-stack variables? Cheers Si. Simon Harper 2.44

Newbie Question

listCats into tLineList split tLineList by comma sort items of tLineList descending of each repeat for each element tLineNumber in tLineList delete line tLineNumber of field listCats end repeat sort field listCats ascending end mouseUp Cheers Si. Simon Harper 2.44 Kilburn

Re: Newbie Question

to only be presented with just a huge list and expected to know the name of the command I want (targeted search). Is there anyway to get the browse facility? Cheers again Si. Simon Harper 2.44 Kilburn Building University of Manchester (UK) Pri: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Alt: [EMAIL PROTECTED

Re: Newbie Question

Thanks for that, I'll keep on doing it this way but I think that better documentation would really help user uptake. Cheers Si. Simon Harper 2.44 Kilburn Building University of Manchester (UK) Pri: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Alt: [EMAIL PROTECTED] On 28 Mar 2007, at 15:57, Devin Asay wrote

While this may be heresy

Hi there, While I understand this may be heresy, how does Revolution stack up to RealBasic, especially when it comes to thinks like richness of the interface (such as hierarchical Listboxs)? Cheers Si. Simon Harper 2.44 Kilburn Building University of Manchester (UK) Pri: [EMAIL

Re: Sorting text

Hi there, As an addition to this does the sorting machinery allow frequency counts for words in a text field? Cheers Si. Simon Harper 2.44 Kilburn Building University of Manchester (UK) Pri: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Alt: [EMAIL PROTECTED] On 7 Mar 2007, at 09:19, Mark Smith wrote: Greg

Revolution Menu

++, perl background and so I'm just trying to understand the programming paradigm - I do have the book on order so if it's all in there please just ignore me! Cheers Si. Simon Harper 2.44 Kilburn Building University of Manchester (UK) Pri: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Alt: [EMAIL PROTECTED