On Apr 10, 2006, at 10:11 PM, Tariel Gogoberidze wrote:
On Apr 9, 2006, at 1:00 PM, Geoff Canyon wrote:
Here is an example of something slightly larger than a single line
(and actually useful) that I think is bug-free:
on stableSetSize pID,W,H
-- sets the width and height of pID
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No, the subject line isn't there because I hit 'reply' without
thinking (although we've all done that): it's there because although
I've received Digests 26, 28 and 29 of the Use-List, somehow 27 has
failed to turn up - I've no idea why, but anyway would some kind
Digest reader take a
Graham Samuel wrote:
No, the subject line isn't there because I hit 'reply' without
thinking (although we've all done that): it's there because although
I've received Digests 26, 28 and 29 of the Use-List, somehow 27 has
failed to turn up - I've no idea why, but anyway would some kind
My apologies to the good folks who have questions and answers in
relation to the last e-mail I sent. I have some urgent neglected
business to take care of today, and I don't have the time or emotional
energy to participate. I'll be back when I get my act back together again.
Best regards to
Just to say that Wouter [EMAIL PROTECTED] forwarded me a
copy, for which thanks.
Graham
I had written:
No, the subject line isn't there because I hit 'reply' without
thinking (although we've all done that): it's there because
although I've received Digests 26, 28 and 29 of the Use-List,
Valentina 2.3 for Revolution Released
BREAKTHROUGH SPEED ON JOINS; NEW SQL COMMANDS
Leading multi-platform database vendor Paradigma Software, Inc, makers of
the ultra-fast Valentina 2 Office Server, announce the shipping of Valentina
2.3.
Valentina 2's next generation, object-relational
Michael-
Monday, April 10, 2006, 5:39:49 PM, you wrote:
Excessive use can lead to addiction and it almost always causes
severe constipation.
...now *there's* a combination I don't want to run into...
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Dave-
Monday, April 10, 2006, 1:50:28 PM, you wrote:
The other Mark W had already filed a bug report for this (3494), and
...my evil twin seems to be fixing things faster than I can break them
these days...
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Hi all,
Two questions in one request...
I'm developing on WinXP and would like to know what is the
preferred RunRev way to apply a close to a sub-stack when the end user presses
the Esc key?
Scenario:
The application is database oriented, with the user double-clicking
on a table row to open a
Hi Dave,
what's the bug? The fact that it loops endlessly or the fact that the
COA was non existent?
Well my buddy Bernie would say the bug is a user error for installing
the A/R module before installing G/L and setting up the COA. Actually
it appears in the setup screen for any module
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
Two questions in one request...
I'm developing on WinXP and would like to know what is the
preferred RunRev way to apply a close to a sub-stack when the end user presses the Esc key?
Scenario:
The application is database oriented, with the user
On 11 Apr 2006, at 17:24, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Scenario:
The application is database oriented, with the user double-clicking
on a table row to open a stack that displays all the fields,
and data related to that selected row.
The user is now on the sub-stack. If the user
Thanx Dave Martin...
RunRev Transcript is sure easy to read - when you know how it works - well???
I'm getting there, but a long way to go :-)
This forum helps immensely. Maybe I can contribute back one day.
Cheers,
Mark Stuart
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Hi Dave,
I was reviewing some old scripts, which basically look like this:
on mouseUp
get url http://www.lacscentre.co.uk/nofile.txt;
if the result is not empty then
answer the result
else
put it into field 1
end if
end mouseUp
I'm surprised to
Hi All,
I have a somewhat complicated speed issue I've been trying to resolve in a
standalone application (this problem is not observed in IDE / stack mode).
I have a multi-card stack which begins with what could be considered a
launch window that gives the user the option to go to various other
Francis, et al:
Draw a diagonal line
across the top of your card deck with a biro, drop the deck on the
floor, and
then put the deck back into 100% sequence with NO hassle ! Did it
often !
The closest I came to punched cards -- until chaff became part of the
American political vocabulary
Unfortunately the planned fix for the refresh problem in OS X will
have to await a later update. The fix had repercussion elsewhere in
2.7.1 (fields particularly) and so we will have to await 2.7.2.
Jim
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Dave Beck wrote:
Thanks Jacqueline,
But the question remains which log is helpful to post and where to find it.
There is no easy way to extract the log from the Microsoft Dr. Watson dialog
that I am aware of. In a previous post somebody suggested that the log of
interest was located at:
Recently, Levi Kendall wrote:
I have a somewhat complicated speed issue I've been trying to resolve in a
standalone application (this problem is not observed in IDE / stack mode).
I have a multi-card stack which begins with what could be considered a
launch window that gives the user the
This seems a very simple question, but I haven't found the answer,
either by experiment or from the RR documentation.
I can easily highlight a line in a field by a script like
select line mySpecialLine of field myField
and of course my user can do it with a click on a line in the field;
I have about 10 stacks that need to be presented in an alternating order. I
have settled on 5 orders. So I will build a standalone with a splash screen,
that will select the correct order of administration.
1) I don't know how to make the selections work in a standalone. All it needs
to
Thanks Jacque. First off, I should tell you that Heather didn't want to
answer my post on-list, so she did it off-list. She also told me she
didn't want to perpetuate this thread.
I also replied off-list, because I was not satisfied. I have so far
received no answer to mine, and in actual fact
Hi Graham,
This seems a very simple question, but I haven't found the answer,
either by experiment or from the RR documentation.
I can easily highlight a line in a field by a script like
select line mySpecialLine of field myField
and of course my user can do it with a click on a line in
Bob Warren wrote:
Are you speaking to me on behalf of Runtime Revolution?
No. I don't participate here that way, and that's why my posts carry my
own sig rather than a Runtime sig. I was only repeating something that
has been posted here before about how bugs are prioritized.
Thinking
To whom it may concern,
With the introduction of the Forum, and still the
existnece and use of the User List, which one are
we supposed to use?
Is the User List to be turned off soon and all
submissions to be posted on the Forum?
I haven't read anything to the contrary, a little unclear.
On 4/9/06 7:14 AM, Robert Sneidar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Robert,
Well, we have ship Valentina 2.3 release, so I was able check our docs on
this issue. I have found that our docs contains clear instructions on page 7
of V4REV_Reference_2_en.pdf
Judy.
I had to laugh out loud reading your post. Not because the issue is funny,
but I had a picture in my head of you yanking out hair by the fistfuls!
I agree with your basic point. It seems clear to me that RR has a branding
issue. I think they think they have solved it now. But there's a
Cutom Properties were one of the primary features of Rev that attracted me
back into the xTalk fold. They are immensely powerful. Even my eBook (thanks
for the plug, Scott!) only scratches the surface. Every time I find a new
use for one of these puppies I get more astonished.
Example: You can
mfstuart wrote:
With the introduction of the Forum, and still the
existnece and use of the User List, which one are
we supposed to use?
Like any new venue, the forum is off to a slow start so you're likely to
find more timely answers here.
But if the traffic is an issue or you just prefer
On Apr 11, 2006, at 11:35 AM, Graham Samuel wrote:
This seems a very simple question, but I haven't found the answer,
either by experiment or from the RR documentation.
I can easily highlight a line in a field by a script like
select line mySpecialLine of field myField
and of course my
On 4/11/06, Scott Rossi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
7 seconds is a pretty long time just to access a card. Are you using any
transitions (visual effects) by chance? What is present on the secondary
cards -- it sounds like maybe some large images. Is this the case? Also,
what about
On Apr 8, 2006, at 1:15 PM, Marielle Lange wrote:
Mark Talluto_ 144 ||
Marielle,
Wow! I did not realize I even posted this many messages. While this
is a low number, I thought I was more quite than that. How did you
derive this information?
Mark Talluto
Scott,
I forgot to mention that there is no special effects of any kind on
switching cards. I'm simply issuing a go to card instruction and it just
flips to it without any flashyness.
-Levi Kendall
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On Apr 11, 2006, at 12:32 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
To whom it may concern,
With the introduction of the Forum, and still the
existnece and use of the User List, which one are
we supposed to use?
Is the User List to be turned off soon and all
submissions to be posted on the Forum?
I
Dan wrote:
I agree with your basic point. It seems clear to me that RR has a branding
issue. I think they think they have solved it now. But there's a lot of
consternation about changing the name of the language to be the same as the
product and I keep waffling on that one.
IT will be nice when
On Apr 11, 2006, at 1:14 PM, Dan Shafer wrote:
Cutom Properties were one of the primary features of Rev that
attracted me
back into the xTalk fold. They are immensely powerful. Even my
eBook (thanks
for the plug, Scott!) only scratches the surface. Every time I find
a new
use for one of
Devin Asay wrote:
I had the same reaction when I finally got custom properties. My
favorite recent discovery is the setProp structure. Any time some
obscure handler in my project changes a property's value all I have
to do is include a setProp structure to tell my stack what's supposed
to
On 4/11/06 12:35 PM, Graham Samuel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
and of course my user can do it with a click on a line in the field;
and I guess I could script a click myself; but what I want to do at
the moment is the reverse, i.e. deselect a line which my user has
selected without removing
Richard Gaskin wrote:
Just to clarify, does specialFolderPath return the proper value under
Ubuntu? Which constants work with it?
The docs don't mention Linux at all, while they do list the constants
available for Classic, OS X, and Windows. So from the docs it's not
clear whether
For the 2 cents it's worth:
I liked the name DreamCard. The name conveyed something to me, not to
mention the fact there was already considerable branding set in place.
Most good marketing folks will tell you it takes a lot of very strong
arguments to consider changing a brand. And changing
Why introduce confusion and exacerbate a perception of
flightiness only to assist a branding effort which accounts
for a scenario that never happened?
It may be the case that Adobe, Macromedia, Netscape, Apple,
Asymetrix, and other companies with strong market research
departments are
All that said, looking back, I've found these type of
decisions were made best not in a vaccuum, but with the help
of trusted advisors. At Human Code we had a board of
directors, which met each quarter and frequently offered
different and valuable advice utilizing other's experiences
Why introduce confusion and exacerbate a perception of
flightiness only to assist a branding effort which accounts
for a scenario that never happened?
It may be the case that Adobe, Macromedia, Netscape, Apple,
Asymetrix, and other companies with strong market research
departments are
For the 2 cents it's worth:
I liked the name DreamCard. The name conveyed something to me, not
to mention the fact there was already considerable branding set in
place.
Yes, indeed, to add 2 more cents. The name was and is really great.
Unfortunately, as the product it suffered from not
Sounds like a good idea!
Judy
On Tue, 11 Apr 2006, Lynn Fredricks wrote:
A reputation for being flighty seems a far more serious
branding issue than merely following an established trend
among many major successful companies.
Id be happy to set up a marketing forum to discuss pro's and
Sounds like a good idea!
Hi Judy, its ready to go! :-)
Empty now but ready to be filled. Just register and log in.
A Marketing Your Products forum - Share your experiences and ideas on how
to market your Revolution made products.
http://forums.runrev.com/phpBB2/viewforum.php?f=31
Best
Some stats from Google:
Results 1 - 10 of about 395,000,000 for revolution
The first relevant link was the runrev homepage (14th) The most
prominent links (and text ads) had to do with heartworm medicine for
you pets. Also note that the next generation Nintendo game station
is also
On Apr 11, 2006, at 3:30 PM, Mark Talluto wrote:
Mark Talluto_ 144 ||
Marielle,
Wow! I did not realize I even posted this many messages. While
this is a low number, I thought I was more quite than that. How
did you derive this information?
I hit the
Good detective work there Todd. And to tell the truth, I think the same
way. Turns out the term 'revScript' has only about 50 hits...h.
-Chipp
Todd Higgins wrote:
Some stats from Google:
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I do some SEO and for those of you with web sites, one of the best
things you can do to help Revolution rate well with Google is to use
*descriptive* text links from your web site to the RunRev web site. The
big question is what do people enter into a Google search when they're
looking for
On 4/6/06, Jerry Daniels [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Seamus,
Not on Linux yet. We are working on a major upgrade to the product
line and Linux support and compatibility is one of our goals.
Jerry,
Just so you know, you'll have another customer here, once you get the Linux
version
At 10:47 AM -0600 4/7/2006, Devin Asay wrote:
Which is essentially what I ended up doing, and it worked. Is it
correct to assume that 'the text' is binary data expressed as ASCII
text and data like 'the imageData' is lower-level code that can't
be expressed visually in a meaningful way?
This should be really easy and I don't want to rediscover gravity so
I'll ask first: does anyone here have a simple algorithm for
staggering new windows in a multiwindow app? I've gotten spoiled by
Cocoa, etc. which takes care of this for me but cloning a template
window in Rev does not.
My first thought is to set a start location (10,10) and an ending topLeft
(100,100) and 2 increments (eg. 30,50), then use a loop for the number of
windows to find the topLeft, (then set the rightBottom according to the
screenrect available, if desired).
Of course, step 1 would be determining the
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