manuel companys wrote:
Le Wednesday, 25 Dec 2002, à 12:10 US/Central, Gernot Lorenz a écrit :
Am Montag, 23.12.02 um 15:11 Uhr schrieb Andre Rombauts:
Ive been learning Rev for several months but to really go
inside I would need an in-depth-tutorial. This is quite
Dar Scott wrote 02.12.26 00:08 PM$B!'(B
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(Bmaterial interesting.)
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Listers,
Just a few words on your priorities in life. I noted a number of posts dated
Dec. 25. For those raised in the Judeo-Christian culture, this typically
marks a time of gathering of friends and family for, let us say, bonding
of some sort. Take time to reflect on what you were doing
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 26/12/02 4:57:55 PM,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi David,
I gather you're using a 'scale' control? In that
case,
the last tab in its Properties is 'Scrollbar' -- as
RunRev treats scale objects as a special type of
scrollbar.
Hi miscdas and all,
Listers,
Just a few words on your priorities in life. I noted a number of posts
dated Dec. 25. For those raised in the Judeo-Christian culture, this
typically marks a time of gathering of friends and family for, let us
say, bonding of some sort. Take time to reflect on
Ladies and Gentlemen! I am happy to announce the winner of the Runtime
Revolution Whisky Draw. As you may remember, this was to go to a randomly
selected poster of an ontopic post, after the 10th Dec and before Dec 25th.
I put all posts into a virtual hat, and a random mouse click brought me the
There are a lot of things I haven't found in the docs so don't feel
bad. Thanks to Jan for mentioning it doesn't work in OS X. I forgot to
say it. It does work in the 2.0 alpha for OS X.
Bill Vlahos
On Friday, December 27, 2002, at 04:40 AM, Jan Schenkel wrote:
At any rate, don't feel bad
On Friday, December 27, 2002, at 09:34 AM, Heather Williams wrote:
drum roll
And the winner is
Klaus Major, with his post
No one deserves it more. Congrats Klaus. Now you can REALLY reflect on
the year... ;-)
--
Troy
RPSystems, LTD
www.rpsystems.net
Has someone succesfully replaced the 4 bit icon
of a standalone with an 8 bit icon (on windows) ?
Klaus, I don't think this is possible (unfortunately), since the space for
the resource is only so big. You can replace the default 4-bit icon with
another 4-bit icon, but if you want anything
On Freitag, Dezember 27, 2002, at 03:41 Uhr, Troy Rollins wrote:
And the winner is
Klaus Major, with his post
No one deserves it more.
agree...
Congrats Klaus. Now you can REALLY reflect on the year... ;-)
Does this mean, we have to forget the content of his posts during this
On Friday, December 27, 2002, at 08:32 AM, Rob Cozens wrote:
I believe the distinction is background can refer to any group in a
stack, whereas group can refer only to groups on the current card.
Ah. I have been using background to mean a group with background
behavior. Now, now this is
Geoff Duncan had set up an automatic Web site HyperCard Mailing List
Archive that archives the posts and is searchable by many parameters.
Has this been cloned for the RuvRev mail list where I can also search for
questions that have been posed and their responses?
Jim
Hi all,
Ladies and Gentlemen! I am happy to announce the winner of the Runtime
Revolution Whisky Draw. As you may remember, this was to go to a
randomly
selected poster of an ontopic post, after the 10th Dec and before Dec
25th.
I put all posts into a virtual hat, and a random mouse click
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Geoff Duncan had set up an automatic Web site HyperCard Mailing List
Archive that archives the posts and is searchable by many parameters.
Has this been cloned for the RuvRev mail list where I can also search for
questions that have been posed and their responses?
I believe the distinction is background can refer to any group in
a stack, whereas group can refer only to groups on the current
card.
Ah. I have been using background to mean a group with background
behavior. Now, now this is twice as confusing.
If I am correct, put there is a
Anyway, i want to thank you all here on the list and i promise to drink
to all of you when the bottle will arrive...
Salut, Klaus.
--
Rob Cozens
CCW, Serendipity Software Company
http://www.oenolog.com/who.htm
And I, which was two fooles, do so grow three;
Who are a little wise, the best
In a message dated 12/27/02 10:13:39 AM, Richard [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
You can search the Rev list using Google -- see the search box on
http://www.fourthworld.com/rev/, or you can use this handy plugin right
from within Rev:
On Friday, December 27, 2002, at 10:54 AM, Rob Cozens wrote:
In HyperCard and Revolution, I control cursor positioning by locking
all fields initially and unlocking tabbing to individual fields.
I personally think the HIG guideline against moving the cursor should
NOT be accepted at face
Here is something I found confusing.
In its simplest form my problem is this:
I define a button with the script:
on mouseUp
put 3,4 into a
print1 a
print2 a
end mouseUp
on print1 x,y
get the paramcount
if it is 1 then
put item 2 of x into y
put item 1 of x into x
end if
--- Jim Hurley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here is something I found confusing.
In its simplest form my problem is this:
I define a button with the script:
on mouseUp
put 3,4 into a
print1 a
print2 a
end mouseUp
on print1 x,y
get the paramcount
if it is 1 then
--- Klaus Major [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[snip]
Anyway, i want to thank you all here on the list and
i promise to drink
to all of you when the bottle will arrive...
Happy holidays...
Best wishes from germany
Klaus Major
Prosit Klaus.
A well-deserved special award for an active
--- Rob Cozens [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I personally think the HIG guideline against moving
the cursor
should NOT be accepted at face value: if it makes
sense to you in
your design, do it and see how it turns out.
Is that the rant you were expecting, Jan?:{`)
--
Rob Cozens
On Friday, December 27, 2002, at 09:57 AM, Rob Cozens wrote:
I believe the distinction is background can refer to any group in a
stack, whereas group can refer only to groups on the current card.
Ah. I have been using background to mean a group with background
behavior. Now, now this is
On Friday, December 27, 2002, at 11:06 AM, Jim Hurley wrote:
But that will be a problem in handlers which count parameters in this
way. I get the feeling there is a subtle difference between empty and
missing???
The number of parameters is statically defined by the caller and is
On Friday, December 27, 2002, at 11:19 AM, Jan Schenkel wrote:
If you change the script of handler print2 to:
on print2 x,y
if the paramCount is 1 then
print1 x
else
print1 x,y
end if
end print2
Then you'll get the result you expected.
I should have waited for Jan's response
Hello,
Klaus, it's justified the trophy has been awarded to a great helper
on the list.
I think you get sloshed before long and therefore I let you to your
delight and cheers !
--
Greetings.
Yves COPPE
Email : [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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use-revolution
--- Ken Ray [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes; buttons can have different icons show by
state (hilite, disabled, etc.),
to store information...
with images you have to do all that manually.
meaning by scripting.
You also have other properties like autohilite,
arm, etc.
so ease of display is
when it comes to smart data entry, I don't worry about the cursor
at all. I lock ALL of the fields - and then, depending on the
required situation, I use a predetermined sequence of ask and/or
answer dialogs to fill the fields in the order I want them filled.
Interesting concept, Alan.
I could test this for you, Dar; but it was your question...and
self-discovery is much more meaningful, don't you think?
Aw shucks, Dar...It worked for Tom Sawyer. Guess you'll probably
pass up the wonderful opportunity for fence painting I was about to
offer you too. :{~)
Anyway, I opened
*lol* Exactly the response I figured my statement was
going to provoke ;-)
Oh dear! I'm becoming too predictable an olde foole...but at least
consistent in my beliefs.:{`)
--
Rob Cozens
CCW, Serendipity Software Company
http://www.oenolog.com/who.htm
And I, which was two fooles, do so
so ease of display is the big difference.
Hi erik! Images and buttons also display borders differently: I
could not make a bordered image look identical to a bordered button
using the same image as its icon.
--
Rob Cozens
CCW, Serendipity Software Company
http://www.oenolog.com/who.htm
And
Dar Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
To me, the most intuitive meaning of background is a group used as a
background, that is, a group with background behavior. Even if I drop
that notion, we still have an inconsistent use of background. It
means one thing when referring to background
Jim Hurley wrote:
on mouseUp
put 3,4 into a
print1 a
print2 a
end mouseUp
on print1 x,y
get the paramcount
if it is 1 then
put item 2 of x into y
put item 1 of x into x
end if
put x return after field 1
put y return after field 1
end
On Saturday, Dec 28, 2002, at 08:57 Australia/Sydney, Rob Cozens wrote:
The former action obviously works well while the latter I personally
abjure when writing and object to when using.
My question, David, would be, Is you abjuration theoretical or based
on experience where the technique
On Saturday, Dec 28, 2002, at 13:19 Australia/Sydney, David Vaughan
wrote:
snip
One place I encountered it is certain confirmation dialogs in Windows.
... if the idea of a confirmation dialog is to make sure the user
really wants to take this more serious action, why turn the action
into a
Mark,
I'm doing this in OS X right now with option buttons. Here's my code:
on menuPick pChoice
put the formattedWidth of me +15 into tW -- 15 is my right margin
put the rect of me into tRect
put (item 1 of tRect) + tW into item 3 of tRect
set the rect of me to tRect
end menuPick
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