All,
I use RunRev in my lab: indeed, it does everything in my lab: all of my lab
computers have it, except they have it as Metacard, but that shouldn't be an
issue (or if it is, then I really have an issue, as it has to be in the
Metacard IDE!). I never create standalones (well, I have done
LiveCode graphics gurus:
I have to process a few thousand photograph files through a simple set of
manipulations that scales, translates and rotates the images to a common
standard, and then crops them to a fixed size. The code is simple, except
apparently the crop command doesn't work on
on file-sourced image objects. For example, if you create an image object and
use the paint tools to create an image, it can be cropped with the crop
command, but if the image object is sourced to a file, the crop command returns
an error.
On 21 October 2010 11:11, Vokey, John vo...@uleth.ca
One last change; HP worked hard to find the colours for the keys that would
work for all, especially those otherwise known as colourblind; hence the, for
some, odd beige/yellow keys, and the faded cyan keys. But, in tests, these
colours really do work for all including monochromats. Wendy
I still have (and use) my HP-25C and my HP-48G+ . I prefer the 25C to the 48G+
for most simple programming tasks. I also have a perfect emulator of the
HP-25C for OS X that I picked up a few years back. It is my main calculator on
the mac. I can't find it on the internet anymore, but I will
Ignoring the repeated spelling error, I chose not to buy-in to the early
release bargain (and, it is a bargain); Instead, I want Jerry et al. to be
able to leverage this thing to the point where it is actually affordable *for
them*. So, I will wait and pay the full freight. I am so impressed
If you note in the Dictionary there is a comment from me on this ``hiccup'' of
the custom properties, and it represents a long-standing complaint of mine
(i.e., that all custom property names should be quoted literals or the contents
of some variable). The problem is this:
if variable fred
What do I do? Rail against the fact that, sensibly, the engine translates all
file references to one form, but fails to do so for many other utterly trivial
differences. So, one is always forced to check for the OS (see the dictionary
for all the ridiculous exceptions). Why? Why doesn't the
I have been an Apple user since the Apple ][, and have purchased upwards of at
least 100 machines from Apple in that time; but, lately, I have been playing
with Ubuntu Linux. And, I must admit I am impressed. Most of my work on Macs
is done with open-source software (mostly LaTeX and R), but
I would absolutely loved to have been invited (can you just imagine all the
amazing insights Jacqueline keeps hidden in there simply because she doesn't
realize how we would all benefit if she just let it all out?). That said, it
does seems a bit creepy, and I suspect my wife would have words.
This function provides for a *truly uniform* random sort:
function scramble x -- scramble lines or items in a row
put the number of lines of x into z
if z = 1 then put the number of items of x into n
else put the number of lines of x into n
repeat with i=n down to 2
put random(i) into
On 2009-12-23, at 11:00 AM, use-revolution-requ...@lists.runrev.com wrote:
*** I would like you recommendations of where to upload a free version of a
150 megabyte program ***
Try Dropbox: https://www.dropbox.com/home#/
--
Please avoid sending me Word or PowerPoint attachments.
See
On 2009-12-13, at 11:00 AM, use-revolution-requ...@lists.runrev.com wrote:
Can someone give me a quick summary of why I might want to use the
MetaCard IDE instead
of RunRev's? It seems that a lot of users of this group use MC. Is it
just what you were used
to or is there some feature
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