Hello,
I am still without success building the Mac standalone of my Rev
3.0+Valentina4Rev3 app on my Win XP machine. The standalone builder just
doesn't takes the Valentina bundles into the standalone folder. What I have
done so far is:
1. Setup everything of valentina how the docs say. And
On 10/10/08 9:45 AM, Tiemo Hollmann TB [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I am still without success building the Mac standalone of my Rev
3.0+Valentina4Rev3 app on my Win XP machine. The standalone builder just
doesn't takes the Valentina bundles into the standalone folder. What I have
done
Hello Krey,
the reason for my desire to reuse open win COM objects aims to use many other
COM Objects and winword/excel is just an example anyone knows. Of course in
winword you can save the file and open it in a second session.
But I have some scenarios where it would be fine to having let the
Tiemo,
Although I hope someone can help you make things work with the
standalone builder, there is a manual way to set the externals for a
stack which was used before the standalone builder did things for you.
You can create an empty stack, set its externals property and load
this stack
Noop,
I tried to put the bundles and txts in ... /Runtime/Mac OS X/Universal/
As well as in ... /Runtime/Mac OS X/Universal/Externals
Without success
One thing I noticed is that the bundle folder Database_Drivers has an
underscore in the middle and the txt Database Drivers.txt has no
underscore.
Hi Brian,
that sounds interesting. What I don't understand is, why do I need another
stack to bind the externals and why can't I just set the external properties
of my main stack and put the externals into the same directory as my main
stack?
Tiemo
Although I hope someone can help you make
Unlike Richard, I foolishly entered an enhancement request a month or two
back, that the Dictionary have a column for 'version'. A few days later I
had to close that request once I found that that feature had been there for
years, but I hadn't known about it. I too found it by reading the User
Ruslan,
actually I get this error message when building the standalone after having
copied the valentina txts into the runtime dir:
1 MacOS, external not found: C:/Dokumente und
Einstellungen/Tiemo.KESTNER/Eigene Dateien/My Revolution Studio/Runtime/Mac
OS X/Universal/Externals/v4rev.dll
You can =). The side effect of using a separate stack is that you can
load or unload the externals on demand. But yes, you can set the
externals property of any stack you want, and when it loads, the
externals should come with it. Just be careful to set the paths
relative to the standalone
On 10/10/08 11:07 AM, Tiemo Hollmann TB [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ruslan,
actually I get this error message when building the standalone after having
copied the valentina txts into the runtime dir:
1 MacOS, external not found: C:/Dokumente und
Einstellungen/Tiemo.KESTNER/Eigene Dateien/My
On 10/10/08 2:23 PM, Tiemo Hollmann TB [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Tiemo,
Hi Ruslan, half the way!
Hmm that sounds plausible, but because I don't have a Rev installation on
Mac, I didn't had these valentina txt documents on my Mac. So I created them
now manually and the v4rev.bundle is now
Dear friends,
to all of you who responded on and off list. THANK YOU!
I really apperciate it. I am not yet in a condition where I can reply
to email, but the situation will not bring me down for long. I will be
taking a couple of days off. Going seasides next Friday. Too many
things to pt
On 10/10/08 2:35 PM, Ruslan Zasukhin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Ruslan, half the way!
Hmm that sounds plausible, but because I don't have a Rev installation on
Mac, I didn't had these valentina txt documents on my Mac. So I created them
now manually and the v4rev.bundle is now recognized and
Hello Ken.
I have been living with this situation for awhile and don't have the exact
wording.
While coding in the IDE (Windows XP Pro) and using 2.5* and then running the
program within the IDE to check functionality of the error reporting of the
finished program an error was encountered.
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From: Kirill Pekarov [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: Valentina Developers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Fri, 10 Oct 2008 15:00:47 +0300
To: Valentina Developers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: problems building a rev-valentinastandalone on mac
Hi, Tiemo.
What I did step-by-step:
1)
Hello,
a runrev beginners question :-)
I have a menu item with quit and the red cross in the title bar to close
my app. Now I want to capture both messages with the same Do you really
want to quit?. What I did is the following:
On menupick
-.-
close gDefaultStack
-...-
on closeStack
On 10/10/08 2:47 PM, Tiemo Hollmann TB [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Tiemo,
Hi Ruslan,
I executed the install.rev on my Win and it ran whatever it did :)
But not on MAC.
S.
* Kirill have create Stanadlone app on WIN,
* Send it to me,
* I have run installer script on my MAC.
* run
On 10/10/08 4:42 PM, Tiemo Hollmann TB [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I executed the install.rev on my Win and it ran whatever it did :)
But not on MAC.
S.
How should I run installer.rev, when not having a Mac licence for RunRev?
You should not.
You run insaller.rev on Windows only.
Hi Ruslan,
I executed the install.rev on my Win and it ran whatever it did :)
Tiemo
And again aha, since on your MAC there is no Revolution,
Then you cannot at all execute installer.rev
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Thanks Phil! That was a huge help. It is now approaching 3 am and I
have been browsing those stacks for hours. Learning a lot.
However, one thing that I am interested in still escapes me. Does
anyone know how the 'data view' list of topics is displayed with
alternating lines being
Hi Ruslan, half the way!
Hmm that sounds plausible, but because I don't have a Rev installation on
Mac, I didn't had these valentina txt documents on my Mac. So I created them
now manually and the v4rev.bundle is now recognized and taken into the
standalone, but the dbvalentina2 not yet, probably
Hi Ruslan
Hi Ruslan,
I executed the install.rev on my Win and it ran whatever it did :)
But not on MAC.
S.
How should I run installer.rev, when not having a Mac licence for RunRev?
* Kirill have create Stanadlone app on WIN,
* Send it to me,
* I have run installer script on
Bonjour Tiemo,
Have a look at the closeStackRequest message:
on closeStackRequest
answer Do you really want to quit? with No and Yes
if it = Yes then pass closeStackRequest
end closeStackRequest
Le 10 oct. 08 à 15:38, Tiemo Hollmann TB a écrit :
Hello,
a runrev beginners question :-)
I
Bernard,
Thanks for the status update. I started reading the User Guide when I
first signed up for Rev with 2.7. I quickly abandoned the effort
because of the deficiencies you mentioned. Most of the things I was
interested in just weren't included. In the few forays I've made into
the
I've read through all the prior iPhone discussions in the archive.
Is it true, really for certain, absolutely no way what-so-ever, don't even
bother to think about it, to somehow run rev on an iPhone?
Objective C is the least friendly obtuse head ache inducing programming I have
ever
Is it possible to use revMoveFolder to move a folder to the Recylcle
Bin in Windows XP and what would the destination folder path be?
thanks, Philip Usher
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I use Revolution to do psychology experiments. I have a program to generate
sequences of simple stimuli (arrays of colored squares). A colleague who does
infant research wants to use these stimuli in an experiment. She presents such
sequences on a Mac as quicktime movies. I have modified the
Hello Eric,
yes that was also my first thought, but as the docs say (and how this one
behaves) it is not called, if I send my own close stack from my own menu
(not from the rev file menu)
Thanks
Tiemo
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Hi folks,
I've just started using Rev version 3 (with GLX2) to make standalones
for OS X and Windows, and noticed that on OS X my custom application
icon didn't appear. At first I thought it was the usual lazy Finder
scenario where you had to zip and unzip the file or one of the other
Dear List Folks,
Its been a while. I'm fresh come from sifting through the moderator
held messages for this list, and I have a moment to share my
thoughts with you. To avoid frustration when posting, you might want
to save these pearls of wisdom.
1.) The list identifies you strictly and
I created my app on the Windows platform and compiled for all 3 platforms. I
then created a download page with the appropriate files that Rev generated.
The pc file will download to my computer just fine. But when my daughter, who
has a Mac, tried to download the Mac file, it wouldn't work
Do a search for Trevor DeVore's excellent QuickTime external for Rev.
Ian
On 15 Sep 2008, at 16:58, Saults, J Scott wrote:
I use Revolution to do psychology experiments. I have a program to
generate sequences of simple stimuli (arrays of colored squares). A
colleague who does infant
Hi Larry,
You can't do this. You need to make a zip or dmg file of the
standalone. Making a zip file is easy on Windows (and Mac). You can
copy the standalone to your daughter's computer. Put it inside a
folder and give the folder the name of the standalone, without .app.
Drop the folder
If you have QuickTime Pro you can open up the first image of the
sequence, and the rest of the sequence will import as a movie that
you can then save.
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Peter,
no you can't run Revolution applications on an iPhone. You can
however, build web applications that are tailored to the iPhone Mobile
Safari thing.
Objective-C is not a bad thing, it's way better than C/C++ (IMHO)
Cheers
andre
On Mon, Oct 6, 2008 at 9:29 AM, Peter Bower, M.D. [EMAIL
On 10/10/08 8:34 PM, Tiemo Hollmann TB [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You run insaller.rev on Windows only.
This create in the /Documents/Rev/ folder all required fodlers
evenRuntime/MAC OS X/Universal
Yes it did
Good :-)
You need just MNUALLY copy here from MAC
V4REV.bundle
Hi Phil,
I have seen this happen several times. Particularly cases where the
icon file was completely empty. Somehow, it hasn't happened again
lately. I'd make sure that you have the latest build of Revolution and
set the path to the icon file again in the standalone builder settings.
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Peter,
I've experience in quite a few languages, and I have to say, I too find
Obj-C a bit hard to swallow. I even prefer smalltalk to Obj C. However,
whilst I'll sidestep the possibility of running a Rev app on the iPhone, can
I just ask you if you are aware of the problems with iPhone
Given that there's no way of distributing iPhone apps other than
through Apple (apart from the tiny minority of users with jailbroken
iPhones), it's a relatively important thought.
Ian
On 10 Oct 2008, at 20:21, Bernard Devlin wrote:
If you are not planning to deliver your iPhone app
On Oct 10, 2008, at 3:21 PM, Bernard Devlin wrote:
However, you might be better addressing Apple and asking them if
there is
the possibility of writing an application for the iPhone that is
not a web
app and is not written in Obj-C.
The approach that the Unity guys have taken is that
I've experience in quite a few languages, and I have to say, I too find
Obj-C a bit hard to swallow. I even prefer smalltalk to Obj C.
I believe that now the iPhone Developer's NDA has been relaxed, we
should start to see more tutorials appear.
However,
whilst I'll sidestep the possibility
Sorry to disagree with you Sarah, but that just is not the case. There
are a number of apps which have been rejected for various reasons with
extremely lame excuses. John Gruber, a very PRO-APPLE guy, has an
interesting write-up on the situation.
Congrats to Judy Perry on her inspiring article in the new RevUp Newsletter
on Rev in Education!
Really nice to see how Rev can help young minds grow
Mark
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I executed the install.rev on my Win and it ran whatever it did :)
But not on MAC.
S.
How should I run installer.rev, when not having a Mac licence for RunRev?
You could try using StackRunner, which is a free player app for all
platforms:
As I read Gruber's article, his main point is that the policy is
wrong, not that the pulled app was in contravention of the current
agreement. However I do think a pre-approval mechanism would be
beneficial.
And please don't apologize for disagreeing with me. If we can't have a
reasonable
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