Just one point: it seems to be slow in loop; I'm wondering if this is real
compiling... I think that accessing libraries slows down the program. Am I
Can you give an example of the type of loop you're using that is slow?
In fact I just investigating before starting a real application. I
Geoff:
Your suggestion seems to make a lot of sense, conceptually. One main thing
I'm not clear on (I'm on a Mac).
Unlike OMO, for example, when I set the stack height in Rev to something
beyond the depth of the screen, I don't get a scroll bar in the card
window...the window just extends down
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At 1:10 PM +0100 12/29/01, Andre Rombauts wrote:
Of course this is quicker: the loop is performed 'outside' the screen
display process. But you can hear clearly the 2 beep: the loop takes some
time to run...
on mouseUp
set the text of field info to empty
beep
repeat with k = 32 to 129
At 1:01 PM +0100 12/29/01, Andre Rombauts wrote:
I'm using Win and Mac versions as I'll have to develop on both platforms
(and on Linux, later on...). on Mac everything is fine (...). On Win the
message box cannot be displayed anymore. What could have happened? What
could have lead to this
Geoff:
Your suggestion seems to make a lot of sense, conceptually. One main thing
I'm not clear on (I'm on a Mac).
Unlike OMO, for example, when I set the stack height in Rev to something
beyond the depth of the screen, I don't get a scroll bar in the card
window...the window just extends down
At 10:52 AM -0500 12/29/01, Victor Eijkhout wrote:
I would like to know though what I'm doing that Revolution crashes so often.
Post descriptions of what you're doing, perhaps with scripts.
regards,
Geoff
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André,
That could be due to the message box having been moved outside of the
visible screen area. I've done that myself sometimes with Rev and with other
apps. Perhaps you can try scripting a test stack to make the message box
appear at specified coordinates to where you could then drag it to a
If I'm developing a stack in Rev, issuing the create command makes
Rev jump from run to edit mode.
For example, I have a button with script
on mouseup
create field test
end mouseup
I click on the hand, I click on the button, and now the pointer is
the active tool.
What's happening here?
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At 7:47 AM -0800 12/29/2001, Victor Eijkhout wrote:
If I save my stack, and then Revolution crashes (which it does every
5 minutes), the changes I last made do somehow not get saved. Or
maybe changes to the main stack script get saved, but not the ones to
a button script.
Did you save the stack
At 2:55 PM -0800 12/28/2001, Mike Brown wrote:
Does anybody know a method for viewing or calling up a list of all the
audioclips in a stack? I need a script that will do this from within my
project (Not The Application Overview).
function listOfAudioClips
put empty into clipsList
repeat
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