Okay... Will probably do.
The last time we tried was more than a year ago.
On the to-do list...
Thanks!
Judy
On Sun, 7 May 2006, Alex Tweedly wrote:
Judy Perry wrote:
The only thing he's not been able to get going is PythonCard.
What trouble did he have ?
Pythoncard used to be flaky
Hardware's not been our particular problem (yes, my Frankenlab STILL runs
OS 9!).
We have some POC microarchitecture sim that's Classic-only (I've just
tried to Google it but, well, ignorance is bliss and I can't rightly
recall: CPUSim? I dunno).
BUT, while looking for the thingy we're tied to,
Just uploaded a stack to the RR Graphics group:
( http://groups.yahoo.com/group/RRgraphix )
this allows users to PATCH their revTools stack to set a default starting
screen location. It also can RE-PATCH the revTools stack to its former position.
The revTools stack script is patched with the
I have a simple question: can the RR player play mp3 format sound and if not,
where can I find a good (i.e. free) converter for mp3 - wav?
My more complicated question: how could I have found out this info from the RR
docs?
Preston
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Hi Preston,
QuickTime plays MP3 and I'd expect the docs to state that you can
play all QuickTime formats using the player objects.
Best,
Mark
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Hi All
I need a script so that a palette stack without a title bar can be
dragged around with a mouseDown within the stack?.
I have unsuccessfully tried different ways and searched the
literature but no luck.
I feel that somewhere there is an solution, can someone kindly point
the way?
try this:
on mouseUp
move me to the screenMouseLoc
end mouseUp
A bit clunky, but it works!
sincerely, Richmond Mathewson
Philosophical problems are confusions arising owing to the fluidity of
meanings users attach to words and
Hi Paul,
Hi All
I need a script so that a palette stack without a title bar can be
dragged around with a mouseDown within the stack?.
I have unsuccessfully tried different ways and searched the
literature but no luck.
I feel that somewhere there is an solution, can someone kindly
point
Here's the relevant code from the titlebar of my Navigator palette.
local sMoving -- boolean that indicates whether we are dragging or not
local sLoc -- the starting loc of the mouse
on mouseDown
put true into sMoving
put the mouseLoc into sLoc
end mouseDown
on mouseUp
put false into
Is he building double-clickable graphical aqua apps? I can use
Python. The confusion is in figuring out how to set up wxWidgets (or
tkAqua), which GUI builder to use, which IDE, etc., etc.
In any case -- if he knows of a set of instructions to get from here
to there, I'd love to know where
Rodney Somerstein wrote:
Also, while Bob Ippolito has done what seems like a fairly nice job on
py2app, the standalone builder for Mac Python, he seems to hold a very
low regard for readable documentation. He wrote the tool for himself
and makes it available for the good of the community.
Recently, betypaul wrote:
I need a script so that a palette stack without a title bar can be
dragged around with a mouseDown within the stack?.
Many folks here have a variation of this. Here's one, to be placed in an
object that will serve as your titlebar or similar:
(watch line wrap)
Also QuickTime needn't be installed on Windows machines for the player object
to playback Mp3 (Windows Media Player can do it)
--also there was a bug with the player on windows. If it was not visible, it
would cut off. The solution for hiding the player is to place it off screen.
cheers,
tm
Hi fellow Revolutionaries!
I am wondering...
Has anyone has come across the idea of making an Operating System
based on the Runtime Revolution Engine.
For example, the OS core would be Linux/Unix (or Darvin, as the case
is with Mac OS X) and Revolution will provide a windowing system plus
all
Roman D wrote:
Has anyone has come across the idea of making an Operating System
based on the Runtime Revolution Engine.
For example, the OS core would be Linux/Unix (or Darvin, as the case
is with Mac OS X) and Revolution will provide a windowing system plus
all it's power and glory.
(I am
Roman D wrote:
Hi fellow Revolutionaries!
I am wondering...
Has anyone has come across the idea of making an Operating System
based on the Runtime Revolution Engine.
For example, the OS core would be Linux/Unix (or Darvin, as the case
is with Mac OS X) and Revolution will provide a windowing
Judy-
Saturday, May 6, 2006, 11:23:21 PM, you wrote:
BUT, while looking for the thingy we're tied to, I came upon this article:
http://www.sosresearch.org/caale/caalesimulators.html
Any thoughts, fellow educators?
An element of fun is added by making Chip ticklish - if the mouse
pointer
On 5/7/06, Richard Gaskin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Roman D wrote:
Has anyone has come across the idea of making an Operating System
based on the Runtime Revolution Engine.
For example, the OS core would be Linux/Unix (or Darvin, as the case
is with Mac OS X) and Revolution will provide a
Thanks. I might have done this as I had several stacks open at the time.
J. Landman Gay [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Did you change the stack name? Rev only remembers the stack if it is
named exactly as it was when you first opened it. If you change the name
or move the location, it forgets.
Hello,
I have been testing the revDataFromQuery function with a SQL pragma query for
sqlite3: PRAGMA table_info(articles)
However, whenever I run it, I get an error message:
revdberr,Database Error: MUST be select SQL!
The reason seems to be because PRAGMA is not a select statement?
I have
Dan,
Its to tell K12 to bite the bullet if they had a bullet to bite. in
schools It is not a matter of justifying anything, its a matter of
the money just plain not being there to buy the software, or in many
cases, the hardware, to bump everything up to OSX. i could easily
justify that
--- Ivan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I have been testing the revDataFromQuery function
with a SQL pragma query for
sqlite3: PRAGMA table_info(articles)
However, whenever I run it, I get an error message:
revdberr,Database Error: MUST be select SQL!
The reason seems to be
Judy,
Interesting article. Actually, I have been amazed at how well kids
understand the workings of computers compared to even heavily
computer using adults! Also the kids usually grok this stuff when
they dont know it pretty quickly, but i have explained some simple
concepts to adults
whoops i was curious about what gonick was doing and found he had
done the cartoon guide to computers but way back in 1991! faint
memories of it are slowly coming back.
cheers,
jeff
On May 8, 2006, at 12:33 AM, Jeffrey Reynolds wrote:
I wish gonick would do a cartoon guide to
Jan Schenkel [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
--- Ivan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I have been testing the revDataFromQuery function
with a SQL pragma query for
sqlite3: PRAGMA table_info(articles)
However, whenever I run it, I get an error message:
revdberr,Database Error:
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