On Fri, Sep 19, 2008 at 1:48 AM, Jeff Reynolds [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
also does anyone know if there is a list of the set of features that the
2.6.1 engine cannot do so i can make sure to try to avoid them if i do go to
3.0 for these projects?
Sorry for the late reply.
One option, in Rev
Scott,
I have had no problem making OS9 standalones from the 2.6.1 OSX rev
IDE. also worked in earlier versions for me fine from OSX IDE to
create the OS9 standalones. I have been working in OSX 2.6.1 IDE for
all my projects that need OS9 apps, then take the stack to what ever
the most
HI,
Has anyone yet converted their rev 3.0 stacks into OS9 classic
standalones? is the classic build going to be frozen at 2.6.1 for good
now? there was promise that the final classic was going to be in 2.7
or 2.8, but that never seemed to happen (2.8 left it at available soon).
i still
Jeff Reynolds wrote:
is the classic build going to be frozen at 2.6.1 for good now?
...
i still have to create mac classic stanalones for the school cdroms as
its still a significant market in the elementary schools still holding
onto older macs and not going to osx with them...
I have
Richard,
I started using Rev. with 2.7, so how do I get a copy of 2.6.1? It
might be a good idea if this were made common knowledge some way or
another, so we don't beat our heads against a stone wall trying to do
Classic with later versions of Rev.
TIA,
Joe Wilkins
On Sep 18, 2008, at
Hmm, it used to be possible to download old versions from their ftp
site at ftp://ftp.runrev.com. But I just tried and it looks like the
pub folder is now empty. Anyone?
On Sep 18, 2008, at 1:17 PM, Joe Lewis Wilkins wrote:
Richard,
I started using Rev. with 2.7, so how do I get a copy
Joe Lewis Wilkins wrote:
I started using Rev. with 2.7, so how do I get a copy of 2.6.1? It
might be a good idea if this were made common knowledge some way or
another, so we don't beat our heads against a stone wall trying to do
Classic with later versions of Rev.
The Classic engine is
Le 18 sept. 08 à 20:40, Richard Gaskin a écrit :
Jeff Reynolds wrote:
is the classic build going to be frozen at 2.6.1 for good now?
...
i still have to create mac classic stanalones for the school
cdroms as its still a significant market in the elementary
schools still holding onto
Le 18 sept. 08 à 22:55, François Chaplais a écrit :
I just created a blank stack in Rev 3.0.0 gm-3 and created a
Classic standalone;
I should be more precise: this is the studio version running on a Mac
Book Pro, MacOSX 10.4.11.
best
François
Hi François,
I don't think that anything newer than 2.6.1 is able to build
standalones for Mac OS 9. With regard to Rev 3.0, I consider this a
bug, but I have little hope that it is going to be fixed.
A bug report can be found at:
http://quality.runrev.com/qacenter/show_bug.cgi?id=6418
--
François Chaplais wrote:
I just created a blank stack in Rev 3.0.0 gm-3 and created a Classic
standalone; the process went fine. I move it from my MacBook Pro to
my G4 Cube with a USB key. The app didn't lauch under Classic (within
10.3.9). When rebooted under MacOS 9.2.2, it reported an
My experience in regards to building OS9 standalones, mirrors that of
Mark's. I have never been able to build a working standalone rev
app unless I was doing it from within OS9 using rev 2.6.1 (or earlier)
Scott Morrow
Elementary Software
Now with 20% less chalk dust
On Sep 18, 2008, at
Hi Richard,
That doesn't help. It won't work. Rev 2.6.1 is the latest version that
creates working standalones for Mac OS 9. The standalones created by
Rev 3.0 will not run. There is no need to try, although someone might
find out what's wrong with them and come up with a fix.
--
Best
Mark Schonewille wrote:
On 18 sep 2008, at 23:45, Richard Gaskin wrote:
As I noted in my last post on this, the file format changed with
v2.7, so any stacks used with the v2.6.1 engine must first be saved
in the older format.
The engine has a built-in property to govern this: the
Richard,
actually more worried about the osx and windows versions of the
standalones keeping up. i have been solving this by working in the
2.61 IDE and making the classic standalone from that then opening the
stack up in the latest rev for then creating the mac and osx versions.
rub
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