On 12/19/05 3:21 AM, "Martin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Questions
> Can this be done with Revolution and Excel
> Is this type of thing difficult to produce.
> Can this system be updated from the program and not Excel
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First, this is easily possible in Rev. There are many data
Martin, Excel has some built-in data reporting and display tools, accessible
through VBA (Visual Basic Applications), which is part of Excel. Have you
explored those features?
While Revolution is a fine tool, it's better to use an appropriate
screwdriver when you've got screws to drive, even t
Thanks Charles for your time
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I haven't used Visual Basic. Consensus seems to be that Revolution i
Idea where to start.
Thanks
Martin
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You'll get better answers from others who know more, but two th
December 2005 12:50
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Subject: Re: Is this possible.
You'll get better answers from others who know more, but two things
seem clear to me:
1) Revolution is a fine way to do this
2) Using Excel is not going to be the easiest way (very not); are you
stuck with that?
You'll get better answers from others who know more, but two things
seem clear to me:
1) Revolution is a fine way to do this
2) Using Excel is not going to be the easiest way (very not); are you
stuck with that? what form do you get the data in?
Charles Hartman
On Dec 19, 2005, at 6:21 A
Hi there
I am looking to purchase Revolution, I have no programming experience but I
have a task I wish to tackle. This task is using an excel spreadsheet full
of reviews and articles, these articles are broken down into columns with
headings these headings are criteria within the article. (exa
ations could be done, depending on the situation, but I
bet such an approach would work.
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Hmm... you could try using the script to somehow launch an external
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Hmm... you could try using the script to somehow launch an external
program and then shut down the running program in order to allow the
external program to replace then relaunch it.
That might be a way to do it, if you can figure out how to launch a
Got a question...
Is it possible to update the Rev engine in a standalone without doing a
reinstall. Let me explain:
I have a stack that I have made into a standalone. The standalone, when
launched, opens other stacks that contain the workings of my application.
Now, whenever I make changes to
Jim Hurley wrote:
This seems to be all right to me, but just to be sure.
Rather than have a handler poll the OS each time it is run, would it be
possible to modify a handler just once in an openstack handler like the
following:
on openstack
put the script of button 1 into tScript
if the plat
Recently, Jim Hurley wrote:
> Rather than have a handler poll the OS each time it is run, would it
> be possible to modify a handler just once in an openstack handler
> like the following:
>
> on openstack
> put the script of button 1 into tScript
> if the platform is "macOS" then
>replace
I think you might run into the scriptLimits problem with standalones.
As an alternative, how about scripting your own screenLock handler
which tests for the OS and either locks the screen or doesn't.
Sarah
On 31 Jan 2005, at 9:17 am, Jim Hurley wrote:
This seems to be all right to me, but just t
This seems to be all right to me, but just to be sure.
Rather than have a handler poll the OS each time it is run, would it
be possible to modify a handler just once in an openstack handler
like the following:
on openstack
put the script of button 1 into tScript
if the platform is "macOS" th
Hello Andre,
This point of vue is usefull too ;) Because i'm with Postgres as in
Sancho's 'Tiags, i forget, some times that any body don't need nor like
my second prefered shoes, after the Rev's ones, naturally ;D
With you, back to the previous proposal : Valentina as local DB and
Postgres as t
On Aug 16, 2004, at 1:53 PM, Troy Rollins wrote:
Also, another upcoming option with be SQLite. Though we don't yet know
what the price of that option will be.
Yes, I am eager to look into SQLite, thats why I didn't bought a
valentina license yet...
Cheers
andre
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Andre Alves Garzia 2004 BRA
On Aug 16, 2004, at 12:40 PM, Andre Garzia wrote:
The big advantage of Valentina is that: there's no instalation
proccess, there's no maintanance, in fact it will all be inside the
mac bundle, he might not even see the vdb files. You'll spend $300
now, but the chance that this will free you from
On Aug 16, 2004, at 1:15 PM, Pierre Sahores wrote:
You could also use PostgreSQL locally and save yourself some
licensing costs.
Why didn't i think at this. Tied, probably ;-! Thanks, Frank for
pointing us in this direction ;)
100 times true, even for a newbie under MacOS X in getting the cool
Le 16 août 04, à 16:38, Frank D. Engel, Jr. a écrit :
Question: These records would typically be over 5000 animals with
possibly 20 to 30 records each. Would I use a SQL database, XML,
Arrays, or cards to store the data? (sorry, I've still a lot to
learn, obviously!!!)
Rev binded to Valentina (l
Question: These records would typically be over 5000 animals with
possibly 20 to 30 records each. Would I use a SQL database, XML,
Arrays, or cards to store the data? (sorry, I've still a lot to
learn, obviously!!!)
Rev binded to Valentina (local DB) and PostgreSQL (remote DB)...
You could also
Le 16 août 04, à 03:43, Paul a écrit :
Dear list,
As a complete programming newbie, first I should say, that I'm glad to
be in a community that actually welcomes us newbies, even try to
attract us, thanks!!!.
I haven't bought a Rev license yet as I'm not (100%) sure the
application I'm planning
Paul,
Your app can be done in Rev. I would advise you to use some SQL
database to store your data. You could use Valentina for your local
solution and MySQL for your internet solution, since they both share
the RevDB api, you build your code only once and just tell what DB your
using when you o
Hi Paul,
1.What I'm hoping to do is build a system where each of the breeding
properties can record enter cattle weight (and other) details,and have
the application work out an individual's daily weight gain and
forecast future weights.
Question: These records would typically be over 5000 anima
Paul
I agree with Troy. I'm building two fairly large-scale apps right now,
both of which have many requirements that are similar to yours.
The one area you'll find most difficult with out-of-the-box Rev is
reporting. But there is at least one third-party reporting tool on the
verge of rele
On Aug 15, 2004, at 9:43 PM, Paul wrote:
I know the first thing ppl will say is to 'try something less
complicated first and work up to a project like this', which is what I
will do, but although I think this can be done in Rev, I don't want to
buy a license, without knowing that it can eventual
Dear list,
As a complete programming newbie, first I should say, that I'm glad to
be in a community that actually welcomes us newbies, even try to attract
us, thanks!!!.
I haven't bought a Rev license yet as I'm not (100%) sure the
application I'm planning is possible in Revolution, so I have a
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