Greetings,
As Jacque recently mentioned, RR is inconsistent in the way it copes
with dates and times, when interpreting, sorting or converting
values. How true!
As far as I can tell, the IDE will appear to sort datetime or convert
from one dateTime format to another, without producing an err
Timothy Miller wrote:
I just did quite a bit of haphazard troubleshooting. I isolated the
problem. The short dates are all preceded by a spacebar character.
If I remove the spacebar characters, the sort works correctly. This
is easily reproduced. It doesn't seem to matter whether
just before this step?
Are there any delimiters in what seems to be item 1?
Is there any reason the short date is not valid?
(eg 13/4/04 does not exist)
Jim Ault
Las Vegas
On 12/14/05 4:53 PM, "Timothy Miller" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
One line of a script I'm working on goe
The disappearance of certain debugging features occurred during what I would
term a vanilla-flavored stack.
I was working on an "openstack" script and all the the debug buttons and
menu items just disappeared. And by the way, the variable watcher turned to
custard as well.
Where was the "on
Greetings,
One line of a script I'm working on goes:
sort lines of cd field "schedule.2" datetime by item 2 of each.
Each line has four items. Item 2 consists of dates in short date
format, e.g., 12/2/04.
All 2005 dates come up in correct sequence, from earliest to latest.
However, after so
Sorry to be tedious. I keep mentioning this on the list. It may nor
may not apply to you.
This is exactly what happens when you try to debug a background
script. I've reported it to Bugzilla. It is easily replicated.
I haven't seen it happen in any other kind of script... Except... If
you're
(Sorry, Moderator. A few minutes ago, I sent this message from a
non-subscribed address. I'll cancel the other, if I can.)
Several weeks ago, I BZ'd the problem with debugging bg scripts. (BZ
#3086 -- consider voting for it.) Unless you're on card 1 of the
background, the debugger just plain d
In my ongoing effort to stay on task, I'm trying to keep the tools
palette turned off. If it's on, I'm a bit more inclined to tweak and
imrpove. Those psychological barriers!
Anyway, all the time I'm like, "Hey, I thought I turned that off!"
It only took me a year to realize that saving a stac
> OK, twist my arm, I did it -- in your message box:
> go url "http://www.tactilemedia.com/download/ballclock4.rev";
For better visibility, run the stack on a medium to dark value desktop (the
stack won't be very visible against a white background).
OK then... a multi-window widget (k
I just learned about assigning privileges to folders, for different
users on the same machine. Believe it or not, I knew nothing about
this. I never had more than one account on a machine before, and
don't often network.
That'll answer all my questions regarding accounts. It will also mean
I'
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Timothy Miller replied:
Well, come to think of it, I guess I could try trashing DC Player. I
never use it anyway, and I guess I can download another copy if
needed.
I'll try it, and report back, in case anyone is interested. Good
clue, Jacque
J. Landman Gay wrote:
Both DC and Rev Player use the same creator code, so it may be that
OS X thinks they are duplicate apps.
Is there a benefit to having those apps use duplicate creator codes,
or should we Bugzilla that?
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Managing Editor, revJournal
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On 11/27/05 7:51 PM, "Timothy Miller" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
In hyperCard, choosing the field tool caused all fields to be faintly
outlined.
As I recall, though I'm not certain, some key combination outlined
even the invisible fields, and fields under other fields,
Timothy Miller wrote:
My ISP has installed a spam filter called "Vanquish" that works,
well... perfectly.
--snip--
Alex Tweedly replied:
I've never tried any of these schemes, so I may be misunderstanding
the details, but ...
if you send a message which can't be
Timothy Miller wrote:
--snip--
My plan was to lock myself out of the obvious
time-sponge-applications. I wouldn't be able to use this stuff on
impulse. I'd have to log out and log back in as the administrator.
The slight delay and inconvenience might be an effective
psychologic
In hyperCard, choosing the field tool caused all fields to be faintly outlined.
As I recall, though I'm not certain, some key combination outlined
even the invisible fields, and fields under other fields, when the
field tool was chosen.
Anyway, just outlining fields was very helpful for worki
scott,
one thing that has stemmed the tide for me is to start putting your
email address on all your web posts as a java encoded text (there
are several schemes out there to do this) instead of straight html.
while this wont get rid of things immediately, it has slowed the
tide a lot for me a
Hello,
In an attempt to keep myself on-task while working at my computer, I
created a new user account, without administrative privileges. We're
on Macintosh OS 10.4. The administrator can grant or deny other users
access to applications. (This is done under the heading of "parental
controls.
Hi Mark,
I guess I submitted BZ report #3086, on 8-26-2005. I think I've
upgraded to 2.6.1 since then. I originally isolated the problem in
2.5. It does seem to resemble bug 329, doesn't it?
Maybe Rev should consider putting up a "workaround page" for issues
like this, when workarounds are a
happened with your stack, maybe
RunRev can add some proper error handling in the deugger.
Best,
Mark
P.S. I'm quoting the entire previous message to make it easier to
recall the discussion.
Timothy Miller wrote:
It looks like this thread might die. I hope not. I hope a
knowledgeable someo
ou will
access thought "Tutorials Picker" a free plugin
that interfaces with the So Smart Software
website in order to display all available
tutorials directly from the web.
You will find it by going to http://www.sosmartsoftware.com/.
Best Regards from Paris,
Eric Chatonet.
Le 4
Greetings,
A couple of days ago, I asked about "table grids" or "grid tables" or
something like that. I had my terminology mixed up. No one replied,
perhaps because my question was perplexing.
I'll try again.
I'm asking about the "table" item in the popup, in the object
inspector, for field
I'd also like to dial the phone with a field or button.
How about sending dial commands to the machine's native internal
modem, then picking up a telephone on same line as modem?
Possible?
Thanks,
Tim
One has to come up with the tones alone.
I just fired up Hypercard 2.4.1 in Classic an
Howdy,
I'm trying to understand grids in fields. I'm hopin' they work like,
say, tables in Microsoft Word. That would be s cool!
(On the other hand, that seems improbable. Even MS Word has trouble
managing its own tables, and they seem to ask a lot of the CPU.)
Having studied the docume
Wow!
When it's up, I'll be happy to submit material intended to assist
rank beginners. I hope this will be helpful to Rev and new users.
Cheers,
Tim
Dear Folks,
The energy and enthusiasm of this list is a great resource. We want
to do everything we can to encourage it.
A lot of good sen
You missed the point. MY comment was marked as a rant, not yours!
On Oct 27, 2005, at 8:29 PM, Timothy Miller wrote:
Sorry you think it was a rant.
Oops. Well, yours didn't look like a rant, but mine did, at least to
me. How bout we both take a free pass, then.
I think it's t
Hi Dan,
Sorry you think it was a rant. I guess it might have been. It's
embarrassing to rant, when that wasn't your intention. <:-|
--snip--
I wonder why it is that everyone thinks s/he can write better
documentation than the professionals
Good comment, but it's not quite what I inten
I have mixed feelings about what I'm about to say. I expect that the
new docs will be a big improvement. They might be excellent. Rev
deserves a lot of credit for efforts to enhance the docs. I don't
want to see that deprecated. I suspect Rev cares about their users
more than most technology co
Troy Rollins wrote:
On Oct 26, 2005, at 10:01 AM, Stephen Barncard wrote:
Doesn't it seem silly that you have to buy all those add-ons just
to run your machine?
I don't. I have 10 Macs.
But, if you are using Windows, you need all that stuff. ;-)
And since half of whatever's installed wi
Erik Hansen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
i did forward a phishy message to PayPal
and got an immediate response.
me, too!
and got (almost) immediately 2 PayPal scams!
seems that those ù$^)* are very active...
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Is it poss
Timothy Miller wrote:
I think your best strategy would be to convince potential
participants that their contributions will get recycled into other
revDocWikis if yours does not grow and thrive. Accordingly, no
contribution will ever be wasted.
I'm coming in late, so forgive me is thi
Hi Marielle,
I appreciate all your thoughtful comments. I am completely sympathetic.
--very big snip--
You asked:
I am very curious... What would be needed to get more of you
register and contribute?
My reply is sort of selfish, I fear. It would take -- uhhh --
"critical mass" or "momen
PayPal and eBay have a strong commercial incentive to discourage
phishing. I'd guess they are working hard on the problem, as we speak.
If you happen to notice a phishing message in mailbox shortly after
it arrives, forward it immediately (including all headers) to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] or [EMAIL
Richard Gaskin wrote:
Sounds like a job for another cool plugin. Anyone got a Find plugin handy?
I been wondrin, so I might as well ask.
I get the impression that few, if any XCMDs or XFCNs have been
written for Rev because its engine and native language are fast
enough to make them unnec
Thanks, Tim.
I gotta say, every time I see a post from Tim Miller in my In Box I
always look forward to reading it. No matter what the topic, even
when discussing bugs and annoyances, you manage to convey and
infectious upbeat tone. Thanks for being you.
You're very kind.
Richard wro
Hi Marielle,
I visited your site, and bookmarked it. I am certainly sympathetic to
your goals and philosophical position. Rev users generally seem
sympathetic to the manufacturer -- wish it well, want it to succeed.
Me too.
My initial reaction -- what's there is admirable. The documentation
Sorry, this is really OT.
I'm off-task too much, when at the office. Yet I can't completely
lock myself out of my browser and email. I need them for business,
sometimes.
I'm trying to figure out a way to schedule, ration or delay access to
my email client and web browser, from the office com
luck getting support. If I decided to
follow this path and contribute, my wife would kill me.
Jim Ault
Las Vegas
On 10/17/05 5:09 PM, "Timothy Miller" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
It suddenly occurs to me that the docWiki issue goes far beyond
Revolution, though it's poss
It suddenly occurs to me that the docWiki issue goes far beyond
Revolution, though it's possible that Rev could be the first software
company to take full advantage of the opportunity. As others have
mentioned, Rev is a great platform for a comprehensive and
frequently-upgradeable help system.
Hi Richard,
I appreciate your concern and your many good efforts on behalf of the
product we all love.
Richard wrote:
It seems you understood my question well in spite of my vaguery. :)
Rev is generally faster than HC with the exception of certain uses
of "find" (thanks to Atkinson's pa
Thank you guys for posting the find script for message box. I've been trying
to get that done for a year. Now for a related question. In hypercard you
could build a standalone which included a message box. Can this be
done in Rev?
Jack
Sorry, I don't know. Someone else will.
It's too bad yo
er than the
field-text-only find, using Rev's "Find" stack. It was easy to
calculate because the script took less than two seconds, whereas the
"Find" stack needed more than a minute to do the same job.
Maybe that's what you were asking about. Not sure.
Cheers,
Tim
g and design, than a user
tool.
Remember the "ss" or searchscript command in HC? Rev Find and Replace is
really much better and far faster, and more intuitive.
Jim Ault
Las Vegas
On 10/14/05 3:44 PM, "Timothy Miller" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
I have complained here be
I have complained here before that the find stack is absurdly slow,
in many instances. In HyperCard, command-f got you the find command.
In Rev, command-f gets you the find stack.
To get the equivalent of hyperCard's command-f in Rev, type command-m
to get the message box. Type 'find "whatever
If bg field text can be different on each card containing the group,
or shared by each instance of the bg field then...
Why couldn't the visible be handled in a similar way? With the
(hypothetical) sharedvisible set to true, every instance of that bg
field would be either visible or invisible.
trying it out.
If anyone else is interested, please take a look and maybe post some
information there as well.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
We have just enough religion to make us hate, but not enough to make
us love one another. -- Henry D
I forgot who mentioned it, maybe Ken. You were totally right about
throbbing buttons. With several of my biggest stacks open, including
some that send messages to themselves periodically, running a rather
complex script every second or so, Rev's CPU usage declined from 90%
to 0.5% when I de-thr
Hi Everyone,
Does anyone know a way to get rid of the HyperCard shadow on fields after the
stack they are on is converted into revolution?
Joe
Orlando, Florida
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Set the shadow of field "whatever" to false.
Or did I misunderstand your question?
H
Dan Shafer wrote:
I'm not sure I'm a "wirehead" in this context -- perhaps more of a
brillo-head? -- but I know that very often threads go unanswered
here principally because the problems they describe aren't
something many others can confirm.
My situation too. I've just never seen this ha
We had a little thread on this a week or two ago. Several users
confirmed the problem. Some had fast machines, so I guess the speed
of my machine is not the main problem. I think they were all Mac
users. I never did figure out if this is a Macintosh-only issue.
None of the gurus on the list ev
Hi Mariele,
Hi Tim,
Sometimes it works okay. At other times, there's a short delay from
keyboard to screen. Sometimes the delay gets longer and longer,
until the thing is just useless. Quitting and restarting
Rev usually helps. Whether I'm inserting text into the middle of a
paragraph ver
Hi,
Maybe my computer is just too slow. 466 G4, OS 10.3.9, 768 MB physical RAM.
It's paradoxical, though. On some tasks, Rev is scary fast. Like lock
message, lock screen, go to 1 card at a time in a big stack, looking
for something specific. Practically instantaneous!
At other times...
I'v
Hi gang,
I forget. What property do I turn on or off to avoid the pale gray
shadow that appears over much or all of of the card when I "Print
Card..." ?
If I print with a script it seems like it goes away if I set the
printcolors to false. But how bout when I'm just manually printing
one c
I think it was Jon who asked about line wraps.
Jon, you might not have noticed a nice Rev feature that also
addresses your concern. When a script window is open, you'll find a
"wrap long lines" item in the "view" dropdown menu. If you turn it
on, you don't need the backslash, but you can still
Hi Everyone
I'm in the middle of converting several HyperCard stacks into DreamCard.
Question 1:
Since I often go from stack to stack gathering and distributing data I need
to close and save each stack when I'm finished with it. HyperCard does this
automatically as we know. How is this done in R
Regarding the single-line message box command, I was trying to
enhance the "find" script that Sarah generously posted for my
benefit. It uses the single-line message box.
Tim,
You can easily change my script to se the multi-line message box instead.
Cheers,
Sarah
Thanks, Sarah,
I'm stil
quot; options for stack underneath
it in the stacks. The native command-F find and replace feature is
way too slow for some of my larger stacks with many fields per card.
Best regards,
Tim
On 8/9/05 1:56 PM, "Timothy Miller" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Ken,
On 8/8/05
Hi Ken,
On 8/8/05 7:14 PM, "Timothy Miller" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
1--If I use the "find" command in the single-line message box, is
there any way to get the foundchunk? How?
get the foundChunk
:-)
Well, thanks, you did try to help, and sent
Hi,
1--If I use the "find" command in the single-line message box, is
there any way to get the foundchunk? How?
2--If I use the find command in a script, is there any way to script
the equivalent of hitting the return key (like when I click on a
button), so as to find the next item, as I wou
Thanks, Jacque and Mark.
I suspected this was the case. Maybe someday, Rev could give us the
choice of a modal or non-modal answer dialog.
In the meantime, I'll just write a standard answer command with extra
lines that include an "exit to top" button in the dialog box, and
otherwise prefabr
Okay, a fresh download of Revzilla made Revzilla work. It doesn't
take long to get familiar with the interface, and now it is easy to
peruse bugzilla.
The status of the command-period issue now seems unclear. One BZ item
suggests command-period should halt a script while debugging.
Apparently
On 8/5/05 1:29 PM, "Timothy Miller" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I haven't quite mastered Revzilla, or maybe it's not working quite right.
What did you try, and what did you experience in RevZilla?? (The reason I
ask is that if there's something that'
I haven't quite mastered Revzilla, or maybe it's not working quite right.
Anyway, I just discovered, belatedly, that this issue has been
reported twice, in slightly different forms, on Bugzilla. (Some
subscribers might want to vote for it, though.)
In the immortal words of the Supreme Being,
Unless I've overlooked something, a command-period will not halt a
script when an answer dialog is on the screen, waiting for a
mouseclick. Ideally, command-period would cause an exit to top, it
seems to me.
Does this represent
--a technical obstacle, possibly because of multi-platform-ism?
Tim-
Wednesday, August 3, 2005, 12:52:39 PM, you wrote:
It's been Bugzilla'd and already fixed for the next release.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi Mark,
Hey! Good news, two ways. First, my concern wasn't as dumb as I had
feared. Second, it's going to be implemented.
I just downloa
If I click on the "apply changes" button when I'm ready to save a script then
if the script won't compile because it contains an error then
Answer "It is so irritating because I have to drag the script window/
down and hunt for the error window that lies somewhere behind it/
Reply from Sarah:
If I could wish for one enhancement, the script would scroll a
scrolling background so I could see the hit if it were otherwise
scrolled out of sight. I'm not asking you to script that for me. Is
it scriptable? If so, could you drop me a hint?
After the find command has don
Great reply, Jeanne
Like all windows in the IDE, yes, it is a stack. From the docs:
Okay.
Would a find and replace window work a lot faster if it were written
in machine-native code?
How to investigate code in the development environment's windows:
The Revolution development environm
Regarding the "find and replace" window, I have tried several times
to stop a search with a command-period. It just plain won't stop.
(Clicking on the glowing red close button at the upper left won't
stop it either, even though the little X appears when the mouse is
over it.)
I tested it he
Thanks a bunch, Sarah,
I haven't had time to study your script yet. I'm just leaving the
office, I'll look more carefully tomorrow. But it looks like a big
improvement on what I've been doing.
At first glance, it looks like it won't recognize when it's
repeatedly cycling through the same pag
Greetings,
I'm sorry to whine, but I really miss my hyperCard command-F. The
cursor was positioned in the message box to type my search term,
between quotation marks, and away I went. Hit the return key for the
next hit if I don't like the item I just found. Hit the return key as
many times a
Well, there seems to be a reasonable amount of enthusiasm for this
hypothetical project. I understand that someone from Rev peruses the
list. I don't know if anyone on the list frequently talks with Rev
management. Rev might be wondering if this idea will remain vaporware
forever.
I'm not sur
Does anybody else have a problem searching the bugzilla using
Safari? Whenever I try I get an error message saying that "The page
you opened redirected you to a page that isn't supported by Safari."
It adds, "Safari can't open the page because it cannot
redirect to locations starting with 'htt
Someone asked earlier today, in re the hypothetical wiki that might
be used to improve and expand the rev documentation: "What is Rev
willing to kick in?" or something along those lines.
An obvious first step would be for Rev to convert its current onboard
docs into a format suitable for a wik
Dear fellow Revers,
I use Rev every day like many of you and got stuck on something. I
have a registration screen that works perfectly when the stack is
modal. When the stack is toplevel, things fall apart. I looked up
the modal command in the Rev Docs and found an answer to my
question.
Not too far off the mark, Timothy, but a little.
When I started my Rev book "series" the idea was that i would simply
"port" my HT book to Rev and be done with it. A number of users on
the list at that time ensured me that if I did that, I'd be doing
the community a huge service. It seemed lik
Tim,
I too disagree with your request/demand that the reference guide be
a tutorial as well.
Hi Sarah, and others who share the quoted sentiment.
Well, it's not a demand. I want Rev to succeed, and I think better
and more extensive documentation will help them do that. It could be
criticall
Timothy Miller wrote:
Howdy, y'all,
--- snip ---
As usual, I searched the docs, but couldn't find anything. If the
information is in there, it's hard to find.
I suspect this happens often. For this reason, I sometimes wish
there were a Rev feature we could turn on whic
Howdy, y'all,
Because my Rev stacks are HC imports, all the bitmapped text and
graphics from each HC background became a single background image in
Rev. (Unless I misunderstood something, which is quite possible.) I
know how to identify the images, make them visible and invisible,
change thei
Timothy-
Monday, July 18, 2005, 4:04:38 PM, you wrote:
TM> I've retained Jacque (as in J. Landman Gay) as a Rev consultant, on a
Ah... you're in good hands then. Just watch her estimates - she tends
to list everything in seconds these days...
TM> (BTW, the debugger anomaly, discussed last wee
they
know their stuff, too. This is just one endorsement for Jacque, from
one grateful client.
Cheers,
Tim Miller
--awww, what the heck--
Timothy Miller, Ph.D.
Clinical Psychologist
Stockton, CA
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Alex-
Wednesday, July 13, 2005, 2:42:17 PM, you wrote:
AT> Would it be at all possible to write a stack that would "export" another
AT> stack to some textual format, and then another which would "import" it
AT> again (i.e. into a new clean stack)?
AT> I know the general problem is hard - but I
The debugger anomaly in my stacks has been discussed on the list over
the past few days. In brief, the debugger will debug a stack script,
but not a background script. In a bg script, the script window does
open, but the script window remains behind the others and the script
does not pause.
I
Hi Tim,
I made some tests in a "brand new" stack.
Works perfectly here.
Could be a specific issue in your stack?
As usual, when you get a problem, try to isolate it in a new stack.
There are so many parameters we often miss ;-)
Hi Eric,
Thanks very much for the extra effort.
I've gotten some
f handlers between a background script and a stack
script, I can debug those in the stack, but not those in the
background.
Is this a bug or a feature? Is it well known? Documented? If so,
where? If it's a bug, has it been reported? Has it been fixed?
Cheers,
Tim
On 7/11/05 8:34
On 7/11/05 8:34 PM, Timothy Miller wrote:
The details of my debugger frustration, previously described:
It works fine on, for example, a simple mouseUp script in a simple
button. However, if the button sends a message to a handler in a
stack script (for instance), which then sends another
some detail that's a little different in Rev.
I've been working around the problem by scattering "answer" commands,
with variable values, throughout suspect parts of scripts, and
gradually isolating the script problem. It's tedious, but at least it
works.
Tim
On Jul
I still can't figure out whether I'm doing something wrong when I try
to use the debugger, or if there is something wrong with the
debugger. Eric suggested there's a flaw in the debugger, but his
comment was ambiguous. I'm on version 2.5.1 in OS X. If there is a
problem with the debugger, I'd l
Hello
I've been searching the command to make the scrolling list field works.
I want user click on a line and see an action. Thank you
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I'm no expert...
Turn on the "list behavior" checkbox in the field's basic properties
window. Also, lock the
Eric wrote:
First, DreamCard or Revolution: some features are different but it's
the same IDE.
As for the debugger, it's right that it needs to be debugged :-(
I think that Runrev guys are working on it because you are right: a
fabulous language without a reliable debugger is no worth.
Abo
Hi Timothy,
Le 8 juil. 05 à 23:11, Timothy Miller a écrit :
I'm not thrilled by the prospect of trying to isolate the problem
But it's the only way to solve the issue.
I can't tell you how many times I have created a
*new* stack with *new* objects and the portion
of
On 7/7/05 8:34 PM, Timothy Miller wrote:
I just checked out the possibility that somehow the script
inserted an invisible character into the variable. The number of
characters in the variable patientName is as it should be.
Hm. So the text is okay. You could try setting a breakpoint in the
I previously wrote, in reply to Jacque:
At 6:31 PM -0700 7/7/05, Timothy Miller wrote:
I just checked out the possibility that somehow the script inserted
an invisible character into the variable. The number of characters
in the variable patientName is as it should be.
Would some invisible
Jacque replies:
On 7/7/05 5:34 PM, Timothy Miller wrote:
It's hard to imagine why
find in
would work, but --
mark cards by finding in
-- wouldn't work.
It's even harder to imagine why the "mark cards by finding..." command
would work right in one
Jacque replies:
> It's starting to sound more like a bug. Or maybe my copy of Rev is
corrupted. I don't know how often that happens.
Virtually never. I don't think it is a bug either, as it works fine
here (with or without the "bg" designation.) It has to be something
else. If you can, t
On 7/7/05 3:16 PM, Eric Chatonet wrote:
Hi Timothy,
Obviously you are coming from HyperCard...
With Rev there are no "bg" fields (neither card fields) but only fields.
Check the topics section in the docs named "Groups and Backgrounds"
It might help you to understand how Rev handles "bgs"... wh
Hi Timothy,
Obviously you are coming from HyperCard...
With Rev there are no "bg" fields (neither card fields) but only fields.
Check the topics section in the docs named "Groups and Backgrounds"
It might help you to understand how Rev handles "bgs"... which do
not exist with Rev ;-)
That's the
Hi, my name is Tim. I am a hair-ripper. I haven't ripped for, uh,
three minutes.
I'm stuck on this one. It's probably an obvious mistake but I've
checked, triple checked, etc.
find patientName in field "patient name" works fine. It finds the one
record I expect it to find
if I comment out
Timothy-
Thursday, June 30, 2005, 4:16:37 PM, you wrote:
TM> I am not thrilled to hear that. I presumed that my email address
TM> would be relatively safe on this list, because it is open to
TM> subscribers only. If I had known otherwise, I would have subscribed
TM> with a disposable email addre
I was hoping for a final clarification and consensus regarding
command-F "Find and Replace." The thread died before I got on.
I read various reports of "Find and Replace" speed in version 2.5.1. Oh well...
Not wishing to be tedious -- Is there consensus that "Find and
Replace" in version 2.6.x
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