On 9/10/06 12:06 AM, Richard Gaskin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So I have two questions about this sort of parsing as opposed to using a
field object to so the same:
1. Which is more fault-tolerant?
Good question - one problem with the field object that was identified by
Sivakatirswami back in
Thanks Mark
I'll do that.
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After creating a standalone on the Mac, and in the process of bundling this
app up into a .dmg image, does anyone know how to place graphics in the
background of the window of that .dmg? I've seen plenty of Mac apps that
I've downloaded have fancy images in their .dmg's but I can't see how to
MacUser (UK) has a Masterclass on 'Creating symbolic links'
which displays a background image.
Issue: 21 July 2006. Vol 22. No 15.
Adrian Williams
Surrey, UK
On 10 Sep 2006, at 11:07, Trevor Hopkins wrote:
After creating a standalone on the Mac, and in the process of bundling
this app up
At 11:07 AM +0100 9/10/06, Trevor Hopkins wrote:
After creating a standalone on the Mac, and in the process of
bundling this app up into a .dmg image, does anyone know how to
place graphics in the background of the window of that .dmg? I've
seen plenty of Mac apps that I've downloaded have
Hi Ian,
theDOBA is an array containing a date in the form DD MM - one
element per key
[snip]
put the short date into theDateNow
It appears to me that the two dates are in different formats:
DOB = DD MM
theDateNow = MM DD YY
If you computer's date format is set
Ken Ray wrote:
So I have two questions about this sort of parsing as opposed to using a
field object to so the same:
1. Which is more fault-tolerant?
Good question - one problem with the field object that was identified by
Sivakatirswami back in August with this was that if you have an html
On 10 Sep 2006, at 16:26, Richard Gaskin wrote:
So until someone can demonstrate otherwise, I'm sticking with using
fields to strip tags from text.
Though doesn't this approach fail with legitimate characters in
code (or other) tags?
Of course, that may not be important in your
I'm trying to build a form whose submit button only becomes enabled after
text is present in a specific field (and likewise when that field is blank,
the submit button returns to disabled status). Does anyone know of a
painless way to do this? I'd also like the user to be able to hit return
Mark Smith wrote:
On 10 Sep 2006, at 16:26, Richard Gaskin wrote:
So until someone can demonstrate otherwise, I'm sticking with using
fields to strip tags from text.
Though doesn't this approach fail with legitimate characters in
code (or other) tags?
Of course, that may not be
Richard,
Is the white space a in the html, or a nbsp; that appears to be a
space?
pre
put 23 | put 2 3| put 2nbsp;3
/pre
Jim Ault
Las Vagas
On 9/10/06 10:55 AM, Richard Gaskin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mark Smith wrote:
On 10 Sep 2006, at 16:26, Richard Gaskin wrote:
So
Use 'on closefield' handler in the field of the text entry, then have that
handler call the 'submit' handler
Jim Ault
Las Vegas
On 9/10/06 9:17 AM, Trevor Hopkins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm trying to build a form whose submit button only becomes enabled after
text is present in a specific
On 9/10/06 11:17 AM, Trevor Hopkins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm trying to build a form whose submit button only becomes enabled after
text is present in a specific field (and likewise when that field is blank,
the submit button returns to disabled status). Does anyone know of a
painless way
Now that I have time for a more detailed answer, the key lies in how you use
the 'closefield' handler of the text entry field.
It is possible to :
on closefield
if me is empty then
set a flag 'IamEmpty' to true
set the Submit button to diabled state
---or simpler for the
By the way, which tags are used makes a big difference.
Table tags are used frequently for layout. Notice the difference below
Depending on the tags used, html considers a run of spaces as one space, but
a parser has to accommodate the difference. This means that the source can
have extra
Is there any simple way for a Rev stack to know whether the currently
running version of Linux uses Gnome or KDE? And if so, what's the best way
to determine what version of Gnome or KDE is in use?
Thanks,
Ken Ray
Sons of Thunder Software
Web site: http://www.sonsothunder.com/
Email: [EMAIL
I'm having trouble accessing ASCII characters above 255
in a font that has 1200 characters. I've tried this...
put numToChar(1378) into field FontDisplay.txt
but get two unwanted characters: a hollow square next to a character.
Should I be doing some kind of conversion or calling for a
Just curious... instead of an array...might the dateitems function
(which I use a lot) be more intuitive-helpful?
wherein the order of items is fixed unlike the array hash order?
After validation,
convert tDOB to dateitems
# keep it stored as dateitems list
# access items as needed for ,
Hi there,
How do I set just one word to bold?
So far I use the following code:
on mouseUp
if the highlite of me is true
then put Mondelinge Taal - Communicatieve voorwaarden - Niveau 2
cr into tData
then put - Zit vijf minuten stil op een stoel bij een één-op-één
gesprek cr after tData
then
Dear Sirs:
How I can to print reports using Revolution .. I work with .exe
(executables)
We have any command for print reports?
Cordialmente,
Alvaro Abril
Tecnología
Divertia S.A.
www.fantasticguatemala.com
Tel. 502 2410 4600
Fax.502 2410 4646
Guatemala
-Mensaje original-
De: [EMAIL
William,
Here's a suggestion that is worth trying :
get wordoffset(Taal,tData)
put BTaal/B into word it of tData
set the htmlText of fld 1 to tData
JB
Hi there,
How do I set just one word to bold?
So far I use the following code:
on mouseUp
if the highlite of me is true
then put
Trevor,
sims has already mentioned dropDMG, which I use as well. The manual
method is to place the image you want to use in the .dmg window. Then
choose Show View Options from under the View menu in the Finder.
You can set the background picture from there. To tidy up, I make
the image
On 9/11/06, Trevor Hopkins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm trying to build a form whose submit button only becomes enabled after
text is present in a specific field (and likewise when that field is blank,
the submit button returns to disabled status). Does anyone know of a
painless way to do this?
On 9/11/06, Alvaro Abril - Tecnologia [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear Sirs:
How I can to print reports using Revolution .. I work with .exe
(executables)
We have any command for print reports?
Check out the revPrintText and revPrintField commands in the
Revolution dictionary.
I usually build
On 9/10/06 3:20 PM, jbv [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
William,
Here's a suggestion that is worth trying :
get wordoffset(Taal,tData)
put BTaal/B into word it of tData
set the htmlText of fld 1 to tData
An alternative (without HTML) is :
get wordoffset(Taal,tData)
set the textStyle of
Hi Adrian,
Take a look in the docs at the UseUnicode property. It enables numToChar() to
process values higher than 255.
Phil Davis
Adrian Williams wrote:
I'm having trouble accessing ASCII characters above 255
in a font that has 1200 characters. I've tried this...
put numToChar(1378)
On 10/09/06, Sivakatirswami [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just curious... instead of an array...might the dateitems function
(which I use a lot) be more intuitive-helpful?
wherein the order of items is fixed unlike the array hash order?
After validation,
convert tDOB to dateitems
# keep it stored
Hi Rob
Yes with further investigation that seems to be my problem. My system
date is DD/MM/ as is my preferred format for the input date - Rev
seems to prefer MM/DD/ and this is where my error was occurring.
Thanks for the advice.
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Trevor,
it's pretty simple to do it by hand.
Steps:
1) First on that DMG create a folder and put your background image
inside that folder.
2) Hide that folder.
3) Show the view options (Command+J) and select the background option.
4) Now is the trick, since you made that little folder
Chipp-
Saturday, September 9, 2006, 8:33:07 PM, you wrote:
What's this + symbol thing and how does it relate to Revolution? I
don't think I'm using it properly. Am I missing something? Thank God
for this list, without I'd surely be lost!
Fear not, Chipp. The + symbol divides the universe
Hi. Are there any documented limitations of the Revolution Player or
StackRunner not running in certain versions of Windows? I have a student who
is running Windows XP Home on a Sony Vaio, and who tells me he cannot run my
stacks through either the player or stackrunner -- the problem involves
Actually my response may have been premature. What I said earlier is true, but
it may not give you the outcome you're looking for.
Here's another approach that might give you the desired outcome (or at least it
will be a learning experience):
- copy the text from a word processor that
Recently, rand valentine wrote:
Hi. Are there any documented limitations of the Revolution Player or
StackRunner not running in certain versions of Windows? I have a student who
is running Windows XP Home on a Sony Vaio, and who tells me he cannot run my
stacks through either the player or
On Sep 10, 2006, at 1:08 PM, Adrian Williams wrote:
I'm having trouble accessing ASCII characters above 255
in a font that has 1200 characters. I've tried this...
put numToChar(1378) into field FontDisplay.txt
but get two unwanted characters: a hollow square next to a character.
Should I
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