jeanne a. e. devoto wrote:
For a file, like this:
answer file Which file do you want to store?
set the myCustomProp of this stack to URL (file: it)
To get it back out:
ask file Where do you want to put the file?
put the myCustomProp of this stack into URL (file: it) Thank you so
Scott,
Respectfully ('cuz I did buy your guage thingy, which I love, btw, and
would have bought the audio library thingy too if I hadn't been blindsided
by my financial 'bookings in Monterey-Mexico' problem):
Did you read the rest of my post?
(1) Multiple ways of doing things confuse
But it's dead now, right?
Yes, like Hypercard, but,
And, yes, widely adopted (but as an xtalk? not hardly as it ended up)...
but, and
from my example (undoctored by me) only 1 or 2 persons out of 22 chose
it/found it embraceable?
Not great odds.
Do you dispute that its verbose heritage had
I have just deleted a set of antiquated versions of Commercial programs for 3
reasons:
1. No money to stump up for the newer versions.
2. A bit tired of having to rely on platform dependent programs as I now seem
to use Mac, Win and Lin.
3. I have found FREE replacements:
GIMP replaces
On 7/15/06 1:28 AM, Judy Perry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey Judy,
I agree with both you and Scott. (How? You might say?) You're both right
(IMHO) so long as there are qualifiers:
(1) Multiple ways of doing things confuse newcomers.
I agree with you, so long as the multiple ways are *equally
Troy wrote:
The fact that Lingo is probably the most successful xtalk in history
which seems to be a meaningless statement:
1. Lets be 'gross materialists' - if we measure volume of sales does that
mean that Lingo is successful?
After all, when I worked at the University of the United
[Nothing like a bit of hypocrisy here - but, Hey, nobody shouts
louder than he who has been reformed]
It seems that the Dependence on Programming Experts
stream/string/what-ever is taking a rather unpleasant turn
and I for one would like to think that there are no 'retarded
idiots' who
You wrote:
I have just deleted a set of antiquated versions of Commercial programs
for 3 reasons:
1. No money to stump up for the newer versions.
2. A bit tired of having to rely on platform dependent programs as I now
seem to use Mac, Win and Lin.
3. I have found FREE replacements:
Aloha, Rick:
Really, I thank you for your candor! I don't consider it harsh but
just good strong medicine. (smile) I have no problem being told I'm
completely naive on many matters. We don't do flames on the Rev forum
(well occasionally) and honesty is good. In Sanskrit it is referred to
Aloha, Bjornke:
Thanks for the positive feed back that yes, it could be doable. I was
worried for a minute I had walked into a room full of Grand Theft Auto
developers who thought I was insane (smile).
On the other hand, I think we need to accept Rick's understanding that
our expectations,
On Jul 14, 2006, at 10:00 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
put replacetext(myVar,/?a[^]*,) into myVar
This is probably a brain-fart on my part, but why do you have /? in
your RegEx string?
Sorry to waste your time if I'm missing something obvious.
Mark Greenberg
Dear Sivakatirswami
Another thought crossed my mind: Maybe you don't want an Rev program
explicitly, but only cross platform capabilities? In that case you
might want to make a post about your needs to the following forums:
iDevGames classified:
oops this should have been sent directly to Sivakatirswami!
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Chat with other RunRev developers:
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On Jul 14, 2006, at 9:34 PM, Tereza Snyder wrote:
oops! I mistakenly sent to the whole list.
dang!
[red-faced] Tereza
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Hi Lynn,
I am named in this thread!
I hope it was clear that I wasn't attributing my remark, the way for
Runtime Revolution to differentiate itself from competitors and
attract developers from other platforms is to adopt the syntax of its
most successful competitors. to you, but rather
Rick,
it is not about flames, many times here, I was replying to some one
pointing them on some very different direction than the one their
we're going and yet, we can always be nice. Be honest is one thing,
but you can always write your email in a more polite way. You don't
call other
Moi:
if Brian or anyone else wants to Bugzillia this request, it's got
5 votes from moi.
I decided to BZ this myself, thus allowing me to define the request
myself'. :-}
I have requested the following enhancement to the Script Editor:
On July 13th, Brian Yennie posted RE: Dependence
Rob,
Thanks for the attribution here. It's probably worth noting that if
this isn't something that makes headway with RunRev, there are
definitely possibilities for a community authored plugin. Then, if that
caught on, RunRev might be inclined to just bundle the plugin with the
IDE (or at
On Jul 15, 2006, at 7:34 AM, Mark Greenberg wrote:
put replacetext(myVar,/?a[^]*,) into myVar
but why do you have /? in your RegEx string?
I think I can guess that one, Mark. From one of my pages:
a href=rev.htmlRevolution/abr
I think Terry's intent is to change that to this:
Hi,
Seeing all the posts concerning randomisation, I decided to collect
some scripts of mine in one stack, which connect to the random.org
server. If you need true random numbers, this may be a solution for
you. Download it at http://economy-x-talk.com/developers.html. It
is freeware.
Thanks, Dar. I knew it would be something stupid I was missing. I
wish, instead of sending me spam to increase my manhood, they would
send ads for a pill that would make me see the obvious. : \
Mark
On Jul 15, 2006, at 10:00 AM, Dar Scott wrote:
put replacetext(myVar,/?a[^]*,)
On Jul 14, 2006, at 4:15 PM, Sarah Reichelt wrote:
Ummm. Ok, don't laugh at me, but I don't use Dashboard and have
it disabled. So I don't know much about that. Where would I find
the widgets for dashboard? :-(
[snip]
If you actually want the Dictionary app to open, how about trying
On 7/15/06 1:48 PM, Garrett Hylltun [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Jul 14, 2006, at 4:15 PM, Sarah Reichelt wrote:
If you actually want the Dictionary app to open, how about trying UI
Scripting. It's fiddly, but it does allow AppleScripting of
non-scriptable apps. You can read about it on the
--- Judy Perry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
my CS students... end up liking
the 3 quick rules...
what are the the 3 quick rules?
= 6 ways to do things tolerably well...
these are different than the 3 rules?
anything that holds kids short attention
spans must have something going for it.
Rev 2.6.1 on OS X
Greetings,
Somebody showed me how to do this before, but for the life of me
can't find the code or the email on it.
I need to record the vscroll position, increase the font size of the
field, then reapply the htmltext, then adjust the vscroll to take
into account the
Great post Andre!
Furthermore, Sivakatirswami has already had great success with this
type of approach in the past. I've agreed to work for him on a
budget-- and in past lives been involved as producer, programmer,
interface designer, artist and CEO on many more than 20 award winning
children
On Jul 15, 2006, at 12:44 PM, Andre Garzia wrote:
Rick,
it is not about flames, many times here, I was replying to some one
pointing them on some very different direction than the one their
we're going and yet, we can always be nice. Be honest is one thing,
but you can always write your
On 7/15/06 6:43 PM, Garrett Hylltun [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Rev 2.6.1 on OS X
Greetings,
Somebody showed me how to do this before, but for the life of me
can't find the code or the email on it.
I need to record the vscroll position, increase the font size of the
field, then reapply
Rick at al,
much been said on this topic and the positive side is that although
we all have our own views of things, we can actually work together.
One thing that Rick said that caught my attention is that some of us
have projects that could use more help, that sometimes, that nice
Richmond,
Given the early policy of Macromedia requiring a Made with Macromedia or
some such thing splash screen, I suspect it's not all that difficult...
(to estimate the number of deployed products made with Director).
As you may know, I tend to agree that some of the people exposed to it
Ummm...
Sorry... you're almost certainly referring to me/my words.
I certainly did not intend to imply that anybody was saying that about me.
Consider it hyperbole (or whatever, a worst-case scenario)...
I still don't get the nothing like a bit of hypocrisy here - but, Hey,
nobody shouts louder
Yeah, okay, so it's not like the tablets from Sinai ;-)
Hold on... gonna go find it...
Mullet, Kevin E. Sano, Darrell K. Applying Visual Design: Trade
Secrets for Elegant Interfaces. CHI'94, pp. 353-354. --remember that I
can't make decent citations to save my life!!!
Better still is the
On Mac OS X, on my personal machine, when I do hostname() I get the
text that is located at:
System Preferences
Sharing
Services
the field labeled Computer name
which for me is kee.kagi.com
On another machine at a colo, when I do hostname() I get the machine
name shown in the text under that
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