Glad that helped Raz. In practice the wait period can be much much smaller,
and in my experience even a zero value will allow most user interface
actions to be picked up.
Wayne
On Wed, Oct 13, 2010 at 5:41 PM, Razvan Pantescu razv...@hotmail.comwrote:
Hi Wayne,
Thank you for your
Hi Scott,
Congrats! The trailer was intriguing. Will be getting this a bit later
today (my wife controls the iTunes account and the iPad) both because it
sounds intriguing on its own, and to support a long time supporter of this
community.
Good luck on racking up some big sales!
Wayne
On
Hi Scott,
Wife still not back but I managed to find the iPad and crack her iTunes
account password even without Dar's help!
So one of the numbers in today's sales is me :) Graphics look very nice.
The load time with GameSalad logo is a little of a bummer, but I know you
took that into account
Jacqueline,
This one wasn't LiveCode. It's GameSalad...
Still it is a great accomplishment for Scott, and one to be proud of!
Wayne
On Sat, Oct 16, 2010 at 2:55 PM, J. Landman Gay jac...@hyperactivesw.comwrote:
On 10/16/10 12:28 PM, Scott Rossi wrote:
Hello List:
Just sharing a little
Hello Razvan Pantescu,
This is where you need to use the wait 0 milliseconds with messages
item which was recently discussed on the list.
Put the wait with messages inside the loop and it will detect interface
events like clicks on other buttons. Then you will need a section to check
some
Once again, Bernd, the revlet version works VERY WELL! Super fast and even
more attractive than before.
Very impressive and a really good job!
Wayne
On Sat, Oct 9, 2010 at 4:47 PM, BNig niggem...@uni-wh.de wrote:
Hi all,
I announced a scrolling wheel 2 days ago, complaining about the speed
Very Nice!
Wayne
On Thu, Oct 7, 2010 at 2:36 PM, BNig niggem...@uni-wh.de wrote:
some time ago someone was looking for native iPhone controls for RevMobile.
I
tried to emulate an iPhone scroll wheel through Rev objects that looks
close
to the native scroll wheel.
The advantage of an Rev
I think that just missed the year...
On Sun, Oct 3, 2010 at 10:14 AM, Yves COPPE yvesco...@skynet.be wrote:
Le 03-oct.-10 à 16:04, Mark Schonewille a écrit :
Hi Yves,
What about this:
set the itemDel to slash
sort lines of myList by item 2 of (word 2 of each) and item 1 of (word 2
of
For the part about setting up the graphic, what it sounds like you are after
is typically referred to as making seamless tiles. In many graphic programs
there is an offset filter. I think you are describing the gist, a 50%
horizontal and vertical offset, and then you smooth out the imperfections
Hi John,
It is not at the level of it not opening text files because my apps which do
that in 4.0 also do in LiveCode 4.5.
My suspicion is that the default folder may not now be what you think it
is...stick a put line or two into the script to put the defaultfolder or
TtargetToOpen into the
I think the scenario Dunbar is describing can be handled with a combination
of an overhead watcher script that includes a send in time message to call
itself every so often, and a global variable or variables which are being
set in the sub-condition checking scripts which may contain repeat
Hi Zryip,
Sorry, I didn't catch the first post.
And Craig, I don't quite get the point about it all being in the same
handler? Because with the wait with messages and the send in time scenario,
all the handlers are effectively getting some time slices and all getting
to run somewhat as if each
Hi Craig,
Perhaps it is in the semantics when you say interrogate a running handler
somehow. A running handler can document it's status by setting a global
variable. Even if that handler has a repeat forever loop, if you have a
wait 1 millisecond with messages statement within the loop the
I am sorry Craig, I apparently got lost in the thread or came late or
something I came to RunRev from RealBasic where we did have threads of
a sort and I used them primarily to allow a responsive interface while
processing over large text files.
I haven't missed them with the combination of
Hi Mike,
I don't have anything to add with regard to organizing your game, but if you
want some really spiffy graphics for tile based game design there are some
really good free ones at the following url:
http://lunar.lostgarden.com/labels/free%20game%20graphics.html
For instance the set:
I don't think you would call a function in javascript a handler. My feeling
is that there isn't a universally accepted term that would apply across all
the language types. Code chunk or snippet is as generic as you would get
without getting strange looks.
Handler to me has connotations out of
On the windows side the Mozilla FireFTP plugin works for me against on-rev.
Not sure if the plugin exists for the mac version of FireFox but the service
does respond to FTP transfers for me...
Wayne
On Tue, Sep 21, 2010 at 8:29 AM, Monte Goulding mo...@sweattechnologies.com
wrote:
Same
It is a fantastic combo of storage service and application that appears like
a local folder across all of your machines! It is a remote file service
done right! Best thing in a long time for synching files across machines
effortlessly. I cannot understand how either Microsoft or Google have not
Maybe make it the same as the background, i.e. a white bullet on white...
If you can insert a table in the html your bullet can be top aligned in the
first column and your text points in a second ,,, tables will handle the
stretch to text content for you automatically. Rough but just some ideas.
Hello Colin,
I am just a tad confused, have folks with a license received a new Rev
account password yet. I don't want to get stuck in a bit of limbo. I have
an enterprise license for a little over another year, but on the RC I
downloaded you don't put in the license code any longer and I
Same here... in short, I have become very disappointed in the founder's
deal for on-rev. Felt like just enough was created to launch to market and
then stagnant as other saleable offerings were targetted
On Mon, Sep 20, 2010 at 9:25 PM, Mike Bonner bonnm...@gmail.com wrote:
I haven't used
I am going to throw out one more time that I thought someone relatively
recently had said on one of the runrev lists that they had an app that was
taking a long time to launch and by updating the graphics driver the problem
vanished. It seemed relatively unusual to me at the time that that could
Hey thanks Ken! Your google-fu must be stronger than mine! I was beginning
to doubt my sanity because I thought it was pretty recent.
On Fri, Sep 17, 2010 at 4:39 PM, Ken Ray k...@sonsothunder.com wrote:
I am going to throw out one more time that I thought someone relatively
recently had
Hi Malte,
I too have pondered the question. I ended up feeling that the buy in
required by the commercial nature of the main product limits uptake by young
blood (generally poor) in numbers necessary to create open source momentum.
I have watched Ruby go from zero to being on the radar in the
On Wed, Sep 15, 2010 at 11:19 AM, stephen barncard
stephenrevoluti...@barncard.com wrote:
Propagation used to take days. These days it seems to take just minutes or
hours at Dreamhost or ON-Rev. Your milage may vary
I agree with this, propagation in general is very very quick now. One think
Seems like this came up recently and someone on the list reported that
updating the graphics drivers fixed this? I could be mistaken
Wayne
On Wed, Sep 15, 2010 at 2:14 PM, J. Landman Gay jac...@hyperactivesw.comwrote:
A customer has contacted tech support about an issue we can't solve,
You might also double check that you didn't create two fields that have the
same name with one being blank I quite often use button scripts to
flesh out handlers before I turn them into functions in a card or stack
script. I occasionally copy and paste a button control, change the script
Hi,
Just want to make sure I have the general understanding of the issues... On
a shared hosting setup where there is a process time limit such as 30
seconds, would that mean that some other entity using the same server with
an intensive process could latch essentially all of the processing for
a mess. No one can hog the whole server for
30 seconds because, there is a CPU limit as well. It is not just time, the
limits are set so all users can reach the limit without affecting each
other. Thats the idea
Andre
On Wed, Aug 4, 2010 at 1:49 PM, wayne durden wdur...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi
I second Michael per the scripts Andre!
Wayne
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On Wed, Aug 4, 2010 at 1:59 PM, wayne durden wdur...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks Andre, and I am working through your article now as well. I get
that
it is per process but the part that isn't still clear to me is that the
OS
can be doing my intensive process for 30 seconds
Hi Mike,
Thanks for that encouragement and I have seen such efforts on this list in
the past. I don't think my situation is an ideal candidate because the
business logic of the processing that happens is quite convoluted and hard
to keep mentally in focus. The app in question takes lines of
Great Bob, got it! Probably would have taken hours of searching before this
light bulb would have flashed on about the rationale for the limitation.
Thanks, Wayne
On Wed, Aug 4, 2010 at 1:26 PM, Mark Wieder mwie...@ahsoftware.net wrote:
Bob-
Good use-case about why this is necessary.
--
Graphic manipulations perhaps multiple iterations over the same image
changing pixel values has proven to eat lots of time in my experience with
rev in the past.
On Wed, Aug 4, 2010 at 2:15 PM, Andre Garzia an...@andregarzia.com wrote:
I will craft something as soon as I have the time :-D
Hello Pierre,
I just wanted to chime in that I appreciate the details you have provided in
this thread and the benchmarks which Andre has helped flesh out... It helps
some of us coming to this platform a little later evaluate its suitability
for additional projects.
Rev has proved excellent for
Andre did some work on a Haiku xtalk for a Google summer of code... there's
a skeleton out there somewhere...
wayne
On Thu, Jul 22, 2010 at 11:33 AM, Richmond richmondmathew...@gmail.comwrote:
We can all play at that one . . . :)
Speaking of... Rev, when are you going to get that RevX
I would like to chime in with a question as well. I am not sure I really am
seeing what might be happening in the marketplace. I understand the concept
of creating a web app for hire for a third party that wants a presence on
iPads, where the app might be free for exposure, etc. But are web
Hello all, I am using Ent. 4.0 and am having an issue where I am using a
button on a main control center stack simply to open another stack and
click at the location of a button there. What happens is that for a moment
the outline of the window for the second stack is visible and I would prefer
try setting the loc of the second stack off-screen, though you
shouldn't have to do this...
HTH,
Mark
On Jul 17, 2010, at 11:24 AM, wayne durden wrote:
Hello all, I am using Ent. 4.0 and am having an issue where I am using a
button on a main control center stack simply to open another
believe you have
to open it (just tested it here and I didn't have to , I just referred to it
by name). Otherwise you might have to go the start using route, but I've
never gone that route.
Mark
On Jul 17, 2010, at 12:08 PM, wayne durden wrote:
Thanks Mark, will likely do this, seems
looks like you are perhaps trying to use tConcat as a global variable
without having declared it so... You could read the field into tConcat
first and leave as is ...
On Sat, Jun 19, 2010 at 9:18 AM, charles61 csz...@mac.com wrote:
I have a series of ten checkboxes. I am trying to script them
Hi Charles,
There is a little disconnect because you have two stores for your data,
your tConcat variable and your field. When you uncheck you are removing the
data from the field and then your tConcat global and your field are out of
congruence. There are several workarounds but the easiest
I would agree about the chunk expressions and text. But I will say it all
depends on your task. I have used RealBasic for about 7years and RunRev for
about 3.
My main project is software which goes through lists of individual trading
transactions and matches the trades into round trips and
Roger,
Have you already the product in hand? If so, how is your experience?
Wayne
On Mon, May 24, 2010 at 7:50 AM, roger.e.el...@sealedair.com wrote:
Ian Wood revl...@azurevision.co.uk wrote:
P.S. Anyone know what the retail price is for something like that?
I bought mine here:
I think we can all agree RunRev is the best dev environment going but
suggesting dot.net is a POS may be going a little too far
On Tue, Apr 27, 2010 at 5:20 PM, Richmond Mathewson
richmondmathew...@gmail.com wrote:
On 27/04/2010 22:03, stephen barncard wrote:
Richmond, it appears that
In my part of the country all y'all is not strictly imperative. It works
equally well in the interrogative, i.e. Are all y'all comin' to the pig
pullin' on Sa'urday? If so bring some tea? [Where tea is a beverage made
by filling an empty gallon milk jug 3/4 of the way full of sugar and
infusing
Hi David, Richard et al.
I hear your pain on the CSV issue. However, wishing it would die I think
deserves a more careful reflection. Sometimes the devil you know is worse
than the alternative...
I use RunRev almost exclusively for parsing and processing datasets for
active traders. CSV is
Hi, only a wild guess here as I don't have a setup to experiment, but is
there any possibility the alpha channel order isn't the same...?
On Sun, Mar 7, 2010 at 9:27 AM, Ludovic Thébault
ludovic.theba...@laposte.net wrote:
Hello,
I've made a map wih several sectors. Each sector have a
Hi David:
I have to do this all the time for datasets I process. If you need to do it
quick and dirty one off, rather than code up a routine in rev, you can open
the dataset in excel. If the field three data is numerical you can get rid
of the comma by selecting the column then using format
Hi Bernd,
I suspect the issue in the large list is that it is taking more than a
second to populate the sort list or the start time is near the rollover of
milliSecond ...
Wayne
On Thu, Apr 3, 2008 at 9:21 AM, BNig [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi,
-- Jan Schenkels solution:
##
local
The bottom line is it's one of those Christopher Alexander Pattern Language
problems...
There is an overall quality of goodness we can't really capture from any one
aspect, we just know what we have had so far isn't quite it...
Longness or shortness, I don't know. I got immense value out of
Hi,
Even if items have not been removed, there are intangible qualities that
combine to create an overall impression as well... The last sort of user
manual I saw was an improvement, but it just tailed off uncompleted and as
far as I know it was never updated since that time.
Without this list,
If for any reason the tab character proves to be unusable, you might choose
the pipe character | just above the enter key with the backslash. I too
like simple name/value schemes for data where possible. Generally they're
much, much faster than parsing xml if nesting isn't an issue. As an
Hi folks, just came across an article here with a runrev connection:
http://www.theunion.com/article/20070606/NEWS/106060142
Not a whole lot of detail, but this apparently relates to teachMac and
teachIt being built with runrev.
This may be old news to some, but I hadn't heard this before...
Hi JB!
I have a google news filter set up to flag hypercard references and this
article mentioned it so it showed up in the results.
The filters work great for things that aren't making a lot of headlines
anymore because you aren't inundated with too much stuff, but it catches
lots of
Hi Jacque!
You mean the article text or the underlying teachMac technology? I assume
the latter...but not quite sure?
Wayne
On 6/7/07, J. Landman Gay [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
wayne durden wrote:
Hi folks, just came across an article here with a runrev connection:
http://www.theunion.com
Congrats Andre:
Beos was great, Have watched Yellow Tab flame out and am hopeful Haiku
makes it to release! Of course then you are going to have to get an xtalk
implemented for it
Wayne
On 4/12/07, Andre Garzia [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello Folks,
I am pleased to say that I was
Hi all! I am trying to rebuild an app I have in RB which takes an image
dropped on it and resizes it. I am able to duplicate the app for images on
the local computer file system, but with my RB app I can drag an image from
a browser which is actually the primary use of it.. (i.e., take an image
Thank you Ken! I will give that a go shortly. It looks like it will
shorten the existing method I was using that was handling the local files as
well.
Thank you very much!
Wayne
On 4/6/07, Ken Ray [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Fri, 6 Apr 2007 16:58:50 -0400, wayne durden wrote:
Hi all! I
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On 4/6/07 3:57 PM, wayne durden [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thank you Ken! I will give that a go shortly. It looks like it will
shorten the existing method I was using that was handling the local
files as
well.
Sure... here's a way, assuming you already have an image object
Thanks for these comments. On Windows I use a fantastic editor called
Crimson Editor. It too has the remote saving FTP capability. However, in
times past, I had not been successful with the feature and had avoided and
forgotten about it. The comments spurred me to revisit and I discovered an
Hi everyone! Just wondering offhand if anyone has an already done cgi that
accepts a single email address line from a form and adds it to a text file?
One that finds it and deletes the line from the text file would be great for
managing the unsubscribe part too.
I am replacing perl cgi's and
Hi Jaqueline!
Thanks for your comments. I actually waded in and put in the time today and
have solved this already.
CGI is particularly aggravating because it tends to involve multiple files
(the form posting page, the cgi script, any text files being used as flat
file databases, and any text
, this way, you'll
only upload your cgi when you're positive it works...
It's really a time saver, setting breakpoints in CGI and stepping thru.
On Mar 29, 2007, at 9:34 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
wayne durden wrote:
I swear sometimes I believe I am net more productive saving the
script one
line
ten minutes to put it back up
andre
On Mar 29, 2007, at 10:19 PM, wayne durden wrote:
Hi Andre:
I am interested but the link I found on the web to it was offline?
could
you post where it's available?
On 3/29/07, Andre Garzia [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyone doing CGI work with Rev could
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Wayne,
my server has crashed for some weird reason, so I disabled it's
fastCGI support, meaning, my page is down, but the server is running
and you can fetch your file at:
http://andregarzia.com/RevHTTP.zip
Cheers
andre
On Mar 29, 2007, at 10:29 PM, wayne durden wrote:
I don't
Hi all! I have a question regarding the colornames. I was doing a simple
exercise with a script that was creating cards with a hundred colors per
card with a field with their name and their rgbcolor.
In doing so, I have hit a headscratcher Putting the number of lines of
colornames()
] wrote:
Hi Wayne,
I'm pretty sure that if you refer to the lines in the colornames, you
can access them all. For example using put the last line of the
colornames in the msg box returns YellowGreen, which is probably
the last color. Try it.
HTH,
Joe Wilkins
On Feb 11, 2007, at 11:47 AM, wayne
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Hi
to iterate and not getting
the
sensible answers?
Jim Ault
Las Vegas
On 2/11/07 2:11 PM, wayne durden [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't want to beat a dead horse or belabor a point, but:
the number of lines of colornames() returns 552
however as I iterate through the lines using something like
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