Variable uninitialized variable values (or unexpected declarations)

2003-03-09 Thread Bob Rasmussen
I found the following to be rather surprising. Set the script of a button to the following: on mouseUp switch 1 case 1 put var = quote var quote break case 2 put whatever into var break end switch end mouseUp Press the

Re: Goofy button behavior

2003-03-09 Thread Dave Cragg
At 2:12 pm -0500 8/3/03, Ken Norris wrote: Howdy, I have a button which is not part of a group, and never was. It shows its own selection handles, not group selection handles, with Select Grouped Controls off, the same as other buttons which are not grouped. If I select buttons which are grouped

Re: List View GUI

2003-03-09 Thread [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hey Brad, Is there a preexisting way in Rev to build a list view GUI, with repeating control widgets within a scrollable body? I posted a similar question recently and have received a number of helpful responses. Do a search in the list for combo-box and you'll find the thread. You can search

Re: List View GUI

2003-03-09 Thread Brad Allen
Jan Schenkel has a sample stack that demonstrates how you can include actual repeating control widgets within a scrollable body. You'll find it at: http://www.geocities.com/janschenkel/downloads/checkboxlist.zip Thank you! This sample stack is exhibiting the kind of list view behavior I'm

crash when building distribution

2003-03-09 Thread olli
hi: i am running X 10.2.4. and rev 1.1.1. *every* time i want to build a PPC distribution, RR either crashes or infinitely displays the text in the distributionBuilderWin saving file ...bla bla. anybody with the same experience? any suggestions? thank you very much. olli.

Re: Variable uninitialized variable values (or unexpected declarations)

2003-03-09 Thread David Vaughan
On Monday, Mar 10, 2003, at 04:01 Australia/Sydney, Bob Rasmussen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I found the following to be rather surprising. on mouseUp switch 1 case 1 put var = quote var quote break case 2 put whatever into var break

Re: Inverse-colored custom cursor shows up...

2003-03-09 Thread Sarah
I had this problem when I imported a cursor as an image, then set the visible of the image to false. If I showed the image again (I hid it behind a button), then it stopped showing up as inverse. Don't ask me to explain this, but it is really what happened :-) Sarah On Monday, March 10, 2003,

Re: Goofy button behavior

2003-03-09 Thread Ken Norris
** Date: Sun, 9 Mar 2003 10:31:59 + From: Dave Cragg [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Goofy button behavior At 2:12 pm -0500 8/3/03, Ken Norris wrote: Howdy, I have a button which is not part of a group, and never was. It shows its own selection handles, not group selection

Re: List View GUI

2003-03-09 Thread Ken Norris
** Date: Sat, 8 Mar 2003 15:45:29 -0600 From: Brad Allen [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: List View GUI Is there a preexisting way in Rev to build a list view GUI, with repeating control widgets within a scrollable body? Any ideas on this will be appreciated...thanks. -- I'm not

Re: Can I call a function that is in a different script?

2003-03-09 Thread Victor Eijkhout
At 12:01 -0500 2003/03/09, Richard Gaskin wrote: Suppose I have a function defined in some field's script. Can I call it from a handler in another field's script? See the call commond. That seems to be for handlers; I needed a function because I need the return result. In fact, call is almost

Re: sentences as items

2003-03-09 Thread Signe Marie Sanne
You can do it one of two ways. I am using .rtf files and reading them in at run-time so that I have styled text. What I first did was use the command set the clipboardData[text] to NumToChar(160) in the Rev Message Box. Then I opened my text editor and pasted where necessary. It worked well.

Re: Can I call a function that is in a different script?

2003-03-09 Thread erik hansen
--- Victor Eijkhout [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: At 12:01 -0500 2003/03/09, Richard Gaskin wrote: Suppose I have a function defined in some field's script. Can I call it from a handler in another field's script? See the call commond. That seems to be for handlers; I needed a