I am pretty sure that there is always some process running under OSX
that is not running under OS9. The question is whether this function
will return only OS9-specific processes under Classic or all, classic
and osx, processes. Can't check at the moment, though.
Sorry, I'm coming in a little
Hi Hershel,
On Tuesday, September 28, 2004, at 06:25 PM, Devin Asay wrote:
I think it's because you put the string tab into the variable
instead of the constant tab (ASCII 9). Does it work if you use
put tab into myVar
?
Yes, Thanks . But
on mouseUp
answer What kink of file are you putting ?
Hola Alejandro,
Klaus Major wrote:
Create a pop-up-menu button with all
themenupick handlers
you need and move this button OFF screen...
on mouseup quoi
if quoi = 3 then
popup btn your popup button here
end if
end mouseup
will popup that button when the right
mouse-button is clicked
=
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I get the date rounded to sometimes two, or sometime 3 hours after
midnight (depending on which date I use). I'm on linux - and i figure
it is something to do with the locale / timezone, but still - why the
different rounding errors?
Still don't get why, but can round
Does open process accept parameters on any other platforms? I didn't
think it would...
Even so, check the docs on open process: they explicitly state that,
quote (2.2.1 docs), On OS X systems, you can use the open process
command to start up an application, but not a Unix process.
Thus I
On 9/29/04 5:04 AM, Robert Brenstein [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes, we are indeed trying to find a reliable to know whether running
under true OS9 or in Classic.
Here's what I use - it's run from a PPC application and it determines
whether the PPC app is running under Classic mode on OS X or
Hello everyone,
In doing some statistical work, it occurred to me that Revolution's
arrays would be greatly enhanced if we could access sub-arrays just
like we can with itemized and line-delimited lists.
For example, in a comma-delimited list of the natural numbers, 1 to 10,
we can compute the
I can find nothing easy at this point. I am still working on a external that will
double fork exec on unix/ CreateProcess on windows and allows full stdin and stdout
access.
Kevin
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Disclaimer:
Any resemblance between the above views and those
HAs anyone written a XML library supporting XPATH queries?
Kevin
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Disclaimer:
Any resemblance between the above views and those of my
employer, my terminal, or the view out my window are purely
coincidental.
Any resemblance between the above and
Richard Gaskin wrote:
I picked up a Kensington Wireless Presentation Remote today in hopes of
using it when presenting at Rev seminars like http://techietours.com.
But while Kensington normally makes pretty good stuff, the manual only
says Works with most presentation software like PowerPoint
Sounds like fun. If I ever get any free time again and feel bored, I
might try it...
It shouldn't be too hard. Create a stack with each slide on a
different card, hide the title bar, hide the menu bar/dock, and set the
stack so that it is centered with a size matching that of the screen.
Hello,
I want the user type in upper case.
I've made a script with the keyup handler to convert lower letter in
upper letter, but the conversion is visible.
How make the conversion in the keydown handler ?
thanks
Ludovic
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At 11:56 AM +0200 9/27/2004, Carlo Ricchiardi wrote:
how do I attach an action to the about... menu item in the main
menu bar of a standalone?
(MacOSX 10.3.5, Rev 2.5, no menu bar defined in the rev stack)
You need to define a menu bar first. In the Help menu, the last two
items should be a
At 12:07 PM -0400 9/29/2004, Gregory Lypny wrote:
In doing some statistical work, it occurred to me that Revolution's
arrays would be greatly enhanced if we could access sub-arrays just
like we can with itemized and line-delimited lists.
I agree it's a good idea. It might be harder than it
At 11:33 AM -0600 9/28/2004, Leston Drake wrote:
I was wondering (hoping) if there is a command to create a new
profile for an object using script. I have a bunch of fields in a
stack that I need to create an additional profile for, and don't
really want to do it by hand.
Check out the
On Sep 29, 2004, at 11:45 AM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
With so many Rev conferences this year I keep daydreaming that someone
will start an open source presentation tool and runtime library in
Transcript. Any chance we could toss one together in time to make all
of our presentations for Malta? :)
Count me in.
Tom
On Sep 29, 2004, at 3:43 PM, Mark Talluto wrote:
On Sep 29, 2004, at 11:45 AM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
With so many Rev conferences this year I keep daydreaming that someone
will start an open source presentation tool and runtime library in
Transcript. Any chance we could toss one
Can anyone tell me if it is possible to have table-cell borders that are
invisible? I've seen controls to turn the outside border on and off, but not
the inner borders around the cells. Setting the bordercolor of the cells to
the background color semi-works, but leaves lines on top of my
At 12:07 PM -0400 9/29/2004, Gregory Lypny wrote:
In doing some statistical work, it occurred to me that Revolution's
arrays would be greatly enhanced if we could access sub-arrays just
like we can with itemized and line-delimited lists.
I agree it's a good idea. It might be harder than it
Sorry, never tested this under my Suse 8.2 configs :-(
Le 29 sept. 04, à 17:23, David Quinn-Jacobs a écrit :
Are there any other Linux developers who have had success playing
audio files and/or clips? If so, could someone send a sample audio
file to me, or perhaps some good advice? I have tried
I think there is some good documentation about this at SourceForge; you
might want to check there.
Basically, you pick a license, apply it to your code, and release it.
CVS is one solution to manage multiple contributors to code, but it
might not work too well with Rev files -- it was intended
Count me in - I've got some presentation stuff and a sourceforge account
just waiting.
I've got a presentation to do as well.:)
Regarding the CVS stuff - I've wrapped CVS on linux in a bunch of shell
code - so that it autosaves to CVS. Binaries won't take advantage of all
of CVS features - so
Mark Talluto wrote:
I don't know anything about open sourcing a project. I suppose a
license needs to be selected. Any suggestions? How do we manage each
other's contributions without overwriting other's work?
The technical aspects are simple. The hard part is the sociological
side of the
All,
I went to release a new version and my app size exploded from 3.5MB to
7.5MB!
I noticed that the increase is due to the fact that my project has
increased by that amount. But I don't know what has caused it -- I
haven't added any images, or anything that I can think of.
Any ideas how I
Frank Leahy wrote:
All,
I went to release a new version and my app size exploded from 3.5MB to
7.5MB!
I noticed that the increase is due to the fact that my project has
increased by that amount. But I don't know what has caused it -- I
haven't added any images, or anything that I can think
Thanks Jeane. I tried that w/o knowing about the Preference option (so it
didn't create it). I also found that there is a revNewProfile
(undocumented) command that does the same thing.
--Leston
At 01:07 PM 9/29/2004, you wrote:
At 11:33 AM -0600 9/28/2004, Leston Drake wrote:
I was wondering
Sorry for the previous interruption, I found the problem. It was a
huge htmlText in one field -- 5MB worth!
Thanks,
-- Frank
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David,
Revolution does some unusual things with dates. Here are a few of the
gotchas I've encountered:
1. Days start at 2 am?!?
2. Days when the local time switches from or to daylight time start at 1 or 3
am?
3. Most days have 86400 seconds - except for the switch from or to daylight
time
Maybe you could use the intersect command to split out subarrays.
Otherwise, remember that you can easily combing an array by comma and
then use the average(item 1 to 4 of x) approach.
At 6:23 PM -0400 29/9/04, Greg wrote:
To: Revolution [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Message-ID: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Richards comments are pretty spot on IMO
Richard Gaskin wrote:
Some folks like CVS, and while it's great at what it does it's really
designed for old-school development workflows involving hundreds of tiny
text files.
I like CVS for this reason. I can go to another computer do a cvs
checkout and
I don't know if I've managed to do something stupid, or if I've run into a
bug
Rev 2.5 (Dreamcard) on Win2000 : I can't get to see any of the documentation.
Each of:
- menu Help/Documentation
- Ctrl-?
- menu Help / Topics - (any choice)
- toolbar Documentation
- right click on keyword
In the message box:
put the date into test
convert test to dateitems
put test
So why on my system do I get 2 in the hours item? Dalylight saving off
and Greenwhich mean time set. Tested on windows and Linux?
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