on mouseUp
constant kData = M
constant k32= 4294967296
constant kPrime = 16777619
local tHash = 2166136261
repeat for each byte tByte in kData
put (tHash * kPrime) MOD k32 into tHash
put tHash bitXor byteToNum(tByte) into tHash
end repeat
put format(%08s,
Hiya,
Good point on the other languages, but in the 'use' cases I want to
cover (clients that want something similar to Rev/On-Rev without the
same expenditure) then RunBASIC seemed to cover similar ground. I
have trawled their forums and was wondering if anyone here had
experience of
Hiya,
Can't get the file on Cognitive Linguistics...
Cheers,
Luis.
On 13 May 2009, at 19:17, Richmond Mathewson wrote:
Have finally transferred my website here:
http://richmond.b0x.com/
for what its worth. For people with a lot of free time on their
hands there is a link to my 1995
Hi!
I am posting here, not knowing there exists an on-rev miling list
(if so, tell it to me :-))
So, I took the plunge for on-rev :-)
And, as I am a total noob about managing a web host, I have some
questions!
First: why is Mac Mail.app complaining about an invalid certificate
for
Hi Dom,
Probably, the host address for the certificate is on-rev.com and not
medard.on-rev.com. Can't you just use mail.on-rev.com?
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Best regards,
Mark Schonewille
Economy-x-Talk Consulting and Software Engineering
http://economy-x-talk.com
http://www.salery.biz
Dutch forum:
Mark Schonewille m.schonewi...@economy-x-talk.com wrote:
Probably, the host address for the certificate is on-rev.com and not
medard.on-rev.com. Can't you just use mail.on-rev.com?
Mmmmh... this is what is said in the docs, to use as mail server!
Was doing some geeking with a friend in Finland and he wrote a Perl
script that got the correct answer and then we discovered that Rev is
not getting the correct answer for the multiplication.. Where is Rev
getting the extra 1 from? I have written a 64-bit binary math
library that gets the
Shao Sean wrote:
Was doing some geeking with a friend in Finland and he wrote a Perl
script that got the correct answer and then we discovered that Rev is
not getting the correct answer for the multiplication.. Where is Rev
getting the extra 1 from? I have written a 64-bit binary math
I am new at this, but byte is not native to rev, and you have not defined
it.
Craig newman
In a message dated 5/14/09 3:06:49 AM, shaos...@wehostmacs.com writes:
on mouseUp
constant kData = M
constant k32 = 4294967296
constant kPrime = 16777619
local tHash = 2166136261
Hi Craig,
I am new at this, but byte is not native to rev,
it is since Rev 3.0!
See the Engine Change Log.txt file in the Rev folder.
and you have not defined it.
Nasty Sean :-D
Craig newman
Best
Klaus
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kl...@major.on-rev.com
Klaus.
I had no idea there was such a log. The dictionary needs to catch up.
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Hi Craig,
Klaus.
I had no idea there was such a log.
well, I, personally, examine EVERY folder and file that gets installed
on my HD ;-)
Prevents me from unwanted surprises.
The dictionary needs to catch up.
Yep.
Craig
Best
Klaus
--
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http://www.major.on-rev.com
I guess for the move towards better built-in unicode support they
have added in the following features
byte (currently the same as character)
byteToNum = charToNum
numToByte = numToChar
If I remember correctly a byte will be a byte and a char can be a
byte, or two bytes or three bytes
Hi all,
I could need a hint on how to compute the age of a person when I have
the birthday.
The convert to seconds and subtraction part is easy, but how to
proceed? :-)
Thanks in advance!
Best
Klaus
--
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http://www.major.on-rev.com
kl...@major.on-rev.com
Right, Sean, and I believe there is a *plan* to make char really
refer to a character.
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Best regards,
Mark Schonewille
Economy-x-Talk Consulting and Software Engineering
http://economy-x-talk.com
http://www.salery.biz
Dutch forum: http://runrev.info/rrforum
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On May 14, 2009, at 4:39 PM, kl...@major.on-rev.com wrote:
I could need a hint on how to compute the age of a person when I
have the birthday.
The convert to seconds and subtraction part is easy, but how to
proceed? :-)
Thanks in advance!
A hint: Mathematics.
sims
In the
Hi sims,
On May 14, 2009, at 4:39 PM, kl...@major.on-rev.com wrote:
I could need a hint on how to compute the age of a person when I
have the birthday.
The convert to seconds and subtraction part is easy, but how to
proceed? :-)
Thanks in advance!
A hint: Mathematics.
Geeez,
On May 14, 2009, at 4:39 PM, kl...@major.on-rev.com wrote:
I could need a hint on how to compute the age of a person when I
have the birthday.
The convert to seconds and subtraction part is easy, but how to
proceed? :-)
Ok, another suggestion.
Maybe: calculate how many days that it has
Hi Klaus,
Please test:
function age theDate
set the useSystemDate to true
convert theDate to dateItems
put the date into myToday
convert myToday to dateitems
put item 1 of myToday - item 1 of theDate - 1 into myAge
put item 1 of myToday into item 1 of theDate
kl...@major.on-rev.com wrote:
Hi all,
I could need a hint on how to compute the age of a person when I have
the birthday.
The convert to seconds and subtraction part is easy, but how to
proceed? :-)
My variation, if all you need is the year:
function getAge pDate
put the date into tNow
Written by Mark Wieder on Thu May 14, 2009 - 00:37 AM CDT
If you were running glx2 then I'd say you had Restore Last Session on
Startup selected in the preferences, but since you're not it's a bit
of a mystery. AFAIK the ide's script editor doesn't have a preference
like that.
--
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Jim Bufalini wrote:
And here I am going on about var naming conventions. I now propose we have a
user naming convention as in mJim and fJacque for male or female. ;-)
I used to use plain Jacque in my signature, and everyone thought I was
a man, which is the primary reason I changed it to
Mark Stuart wrote:
How can I see what RunRev is doing 'behind the scenes' when I take menu
actions in the IDE?
It isn't exactly what you're asking about, but try opening the Message
Watcher and keep an eye out for any commands that open stacks.
BTW, I followed your recipe and couldn't
On May 14, 2009, at 9:17 AM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
kl...@major.on-rev.com wrote:
Hi all,
I could need a hint on how to compute the age of a person when I have
the birthday.
The convert to seconds and subtraction part is easy, but how to
proceed? :-)
My variation, if all you need is the
My surprise at finding out you were not a man was due solely to the
fact that I referred to you as he once on this list, and was
promptly corrected by at least 5 people. :-)
Bob Sneidar
IT Manager
Logos Management
Calvary Chapel CM
On May 14, 2009, at 8:52 AM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Jim
On May 14, 2009, at 9:52 AM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Jim Bufalini wrote:
And here I am going on about var naming conventions. I now propose
we have a
user naming convention as in mJim and fJacque for male or female. ;-)
I used to use plain Jacque in my signature, and everyone thought I
Youd better be careful. The way Rev is calculating math these days,
depending on your method, you might end up inferring a woman is 43 x 1
to the 13th power. :-)
Bob Sneidar
IT Manager
Logos Management
Calvary Chapel CM
On May 14, 2009, at 7:39 AM, kl...@major.on-rev.com wrote:
Hi all,
I
Hi Jaqueline and Mark,
Hi Klaus,
Please test:
function age theDate
set the useSystemDate to true
convert theDate to dateItems
put the date into myToday
convert myToday to dateitems
put item 1 of myToday - item 1 of theDate - 1 into myAge
put item 1 of myToday into item
Hi Bob,
Youd better be careful. The way Rev is calculating math these days,
depending on your method, you might end up inferring a woman is 43 x
1 to the 13th power. :-)
Don't worry, I am a gentleman by nature and always have this li'l
function handy:
function le_chevalier tGender,
Sacha Guitry said :
Une femme compte son âge de la manière suivante : trente sept,
trente huit, trente neuf, trente dix, trente onze, trente douze, ...
In english (?) : A woman counting his age : thirty seven, thirty
eight, thirty nine, thirty ten, thirty eleven, thirty twelve, ...
:-)
René
Klaus on-rev wrote:
Hi Bob,
Youd better be careful. The way Rev is calculating math these days,
depending on your method, you might end up inferring a woman is 43 x 1
to the 13th power. :-)
Don't worry, I am a gentleman by nature and always have this li'l
function handy:
function
I keep forgetting integer limits, not that I do much math in my
projects. Most of my math stuff was done as exercise in lisp or scheme
where I had no such problems.
Now that I am aware (Again) of such limits, I look forward for the
next competition, this time, my code will not overflow! (it will
Devin Asay wrote:
function getAge pDate
put the date into tNow
convert pDate to dateitems
convert tNow to dateitems
repeat with x = 1 to 3
put item x of tNow - item x of pDate comma after tAge
end repeat
if item 2 of tAge 0 or item 3 of tAge 0
Shouldn't this be
And here I am going on about var naming conventions. I now
propose we
have a user naming convention as in mJim and fJacque for male or
female. ;-)
I used to use plain Jacque in my signature, and everyone
thought I was a man, which is the primary reason I changed it
to Jacqueline.
On May 14, 2009, at 12:33 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
LOL! Smart man. :)
Are you sure he's a man? Also, he should have said:
function le_chevalier tGEner,tReal_age
if tGender = f then return min(39,tReal_age)
return tReal_age
end le_chevalier
no need for the AND or the ELSE parts.
Hi Colin,
On May 14, 2009, at 12:33 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
LOL! Smart man. :)
Are you sure he's a man?
I just took a look, and yes, I am, Mr. Chauvi :D
Also, he should have said:
function le_chevalier tGEner,tReal_age
if tGender = f then return min(39,tReal_age)
return tReal_age
On May 14, 2009, at 10:37 AM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Good catch. Yes, it should be what you say. So much for quick
solutions. :)
Don't feel bad. My own attempt was a wash. I was using seconds to
calculate the time from the beginning of the birth year to the
birthdate, then comparing
Basic setup is
Rev stack running a send loop in Win 2003 Server
-1- a text file is written to the C:/temp/folder
Rev stack running a send loop in OSX 10.5 Leopard
-2- the C:/temp/ folder is mounted as a shared drive
thus has the path /Volumes/temp/ in the OSX Finder
Apache in OSX is
Bob Sneidar wrote:
My surprise at finding out you were not a man was due solely to the fact
that I referred to you as he once on this list, and was promptly
corrected by at least 5 people. :-)
It gets worse: http://jacque.on-rev.com/jacque/jacque.html
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Greetings,
I have a Splash Screen type standalone with about 10 .rev substacks.
What's your advice on where to place the icons for all of these
stacks?. Some of the icons are used in multiple substacks and are not
stack specific.
I did a search of the archives and couldn't find the
Lynn Fredricks wrote:
And here I am going on about var naming conventions. I now
propose we
have a user naming convention as in mJim and fJacque for male or
female. ;-)
I used to use plain Jacque in my signature, and everyone
thought I was a man, which is the primary reason I changed it
to
On May 14, 2009, at 11:09 AM, Roger Guay wrote:
Greetings,
I have a Splash Screen type standalone with about 10 .rev substacks.
What's your advice on where to place the icons for all of these
stacks?. Some of the icons are used in multiple substacks and are not
stack specific.
I did a search
On May 14, 2009, at 1:18 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
I thought of you. :) I still have to figure out Shao Sean. The only
thing I remember is that his/her name is backward to Western
conventions. English needs a non-gender human pronoun.
Even I have trouble sometimes. There seem to be a
I completely understand :-)
I thought of you. :) I still have to figure out Shao Sean.
The only thing I remember is that his/her name is backward to
Western conventions. English needs a non-gender human pronoun.
There are cultural versions too - I have a friend whose father was British
On May 14, 2009, at 5:41 AM, Jim Bufalini wrote:
Shao Sean wrote:
Was doing some geeking with a friend in Finland and he wrote a Perl
script that got the correct answer and then we discovered that Rev is
not getting the correct answer for the multiplication.. Where is Rev
getting the extra 1
On May 14, 2009, at 11:18 AM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Lynn Fredricks wrote:
And here I am going on about var naming conventions. I now
propose we
have a user naming convention as in mJim and fJacque for male or
female. ;-)
I used to use plain Jacque in my signature, and everyone
thought I
I thought of you. :) I still have to figure out Shao Sean. The only
thing I remember is that his/her name is backward to Western
conventions. English needs a non-gender human pronoun.
Often you can just use they, when the person referred to is
unspecified, as in If the user gets
I think the umask environment variable is what you need on the Unix
side of things.
http://www.tech-faq.com/umask.shtml
Although since the mounted folder is actually a smb/cifs share, there
may be other issues that complicate things. You may need to work with
the Windows permissions instead/as
Heh.
I'd be happy to find simple calendar popups.
On 5/14/09 5:01 AM, Luis l...@anachreon.co.uk wrote:
Your mention of 3rd party support triggered a thought: What would it
take to create a Rev plugin ('connector') to handle foreign language
libraries?
--
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Chief geek | Networkx
On May 14, 2009, at 12:23 PM, Stephen Cox wrote:
Heh.
I'd be happy to find simple calendar popups.
Stephen,
Do you mean a small calendar that pops up and lets you click a date,
then returns that date to your handler? Sarah Reichelt has one on her
sample stacks download page:
Devin Asay wrote:
Often you can just use they, when the person referred to is
unspecified, as in If the user gets confused they can contact tech
support. (This usage is cropping up more and more in English, and
reportedly there are even examples of it in Shakespeare.) But there is
no good
On May 14, 2009, at 12:49 PM, Jim Bufalini wrote:
So sometimes you need to just make up a word. Although I do not
believe I
made this word up, but it was just a carryover from some other
language,
because I honestly don't remember when I first starting using the
word. I
just knew that at
Jim Bufalini wrote:
So sometimes you need to just make up a word. Although I do not believe I
made this word up, but it was just a carryover from some other language,
because I honestly don't remember when I first starting using the word. I
just knew that at some point command/function was too
Jacque wrote:
I know that HyperCard used it from the beginning, and all reference
books about HC refer to handlers. I'm surprised Eric didn't know
that,
he was on the HC list forever.
I have no idea. I just know it was an argument. Knowing Eric, it could have
been that he was aware of it,
On May 14, 2009, at 1:22 PM, Jim Bufalini wrote:
Jacque wrote:
I know that HyperCard used it from the beginning, and all reference
books about HC refer to handlers. I'm surprised Eric didn't know
that,
he was on the HC list forever.
I have no idea. I just know it was an argument. Knowing
Hi, first of all thanks to RunRev for the DG beautiful job done.
But little comment a little not RunRev¹ish
A bit complicated isn¹t it or maybe I don¹t know how to use it yet, maybe.
A questions,
I want to disable to sort, I did not check the sort btn and it doesn¹t
disable the sorting.
Thanks in
Hi list
I have a form with a date column
I'd like a handler to sort the form by the date column, dateTime
and using the usesystemDate to true
How can I perfomr that ?
Thanks.
Greetings.
Yves COPPE
yvesco...@skynet.be
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Now we'll wait for Sarah R. to come on board and show us how it's really
done!
I think you've already got it, but I couldn't resist this challenge :-)
From my DateTime library
http://www.troz.net/Rev/libraries/DateTime.rev.gz I took the
following function:
-- daysBetween(date1, [date2])
Devin Asay wrote:
Out of curiosity, what did Eric think they should be called?
I just looked for the emails and they are too old and in some archive
somewhere. But that was my first comeback to him and, as I recall, he
ignored the question and his reply was to just be precise and use either
Your mention of 3rd party support triggered a thought: What would it take to
create a Rev plugin ('connector') to handle foreign language libraries?
NativeSpeak
http://www.dam-pro.com/index.php?option=com_contentview=sectionlayout=blogid=1Itemid=24
handles translating your app into multiple
I think the scripting competition permanently damaged me... clearly
this is a one-liner!
function le_chevalier tGender,tReal_age
return 39 + offset(tGender, m) * (tReal_age - 39)
end le_chevalier
function le_chevalier tGEner,tReal_age
if tGender = f then return min(39,tReal_age)
return
On May 14, 2009, at 4:58 PM, Brian Yennie wrote:
function le_chevalier tGender,tReal_age
return 39 + offset(tGender, m) * (tReal_age - 39)
end le_chevalier
I think that might say that all females are 39.
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LOL, I told you I was permanently damaged!!!
On May 14, 2009, at 4:58 PM, Brian Yennie wrote:
function le_chevalier tGender,tReal_age
return 39 + offset(tGender, m) * (tReal_age - 39)
end le_chevalier
I think that might say that all females are 39.
Here's what I use:
function doAge bd,asOf
-- bd = birthdate in short date form
-- asOf = (optional) short date
--age is calculated as of date asOf
--or as of today if omitted
if sws(bd) = then
return
end if
if asOf = then
put the short date into asOf
end if
Have contacted Yahoo Groups, but they say there is no way
for them to set groups so that files can be downloaded by non-members.
Those of you who are interested in my Cognitive Linguistics Thesis
would be better to contact me directly, off-list; and then I can
let you have it as an attachment.
Written by J. Landman Gay on Thu May 14, 2009 - 10:56 AM CDT
It isn't exactly what you're asking about, but try opening the Message
Watcher and keep an eye out for any commands that open stacks.
I watched the Message Watcher and didn't see anything unusual about
other stacks opening, which
Whom-so-ever:
I seem to recall that if you have an object selected in the IDE that
you can adjust its location a pixel at a time with the arrow keys. In
3.5 it no longer does that. Is there a preference someplace that turns
that off?
Joe Wilkins
On May 14, 2009, at 6:59 PM, Hershel Fisch wrote:
Hi, first of all thanks to RunRev for the DG beautiful job done.
But little comment a little not RunRev’ish
A bit complicated isn’t it or maybe I don’t know how to use it yet,
maybe.
A questions,
I want to disable to sort, I did not check the
Joe - the arrow keys work fine here with 3.5. Are you sure there isn't
something else that has focus (like a field in the property inspector or the
message box) that could be eating up the arrowkey message?
Terry...
On 15/05/09 11:06 AM, Joe Lewis Wilkins pepe...@cox.net wrote:
Whom-so-ever:
Right, the official object of focus isnt influenced by what the developer or
user is looking at at any particular moment (no matter how hard one looks at
something). This has tripped me up a million times. Then the question is how
to make sure (by script) that the object of interest is the
Thanks Guys. Just glad my memory hadn't gone on the fritz. I still
can't see why it's not working for me now, but not worth worrying
about so long as I know it'll eventually work.
Joe Wilkins
On May 14, 2009, at 6:48 PM, Randall Reetz wrote:
Right, the official object of focus isnt
On Fri, May 15, 2009 at 8:09 AM, Mark Stuart mstu...@adaptcrm.com wrote:
Written by J. Landman Gay on Thu May 14, 2009 - 10:56 AM CDT
It isn't exactly what you're asking about, but try opening the Message
Watcher and keep an eye out for any commands that open stacks.
I watched the
Most likely culprit is an open and editable field (with active cursor or
selected text) or the message box. Either will intercept all arrowkey
messages. If a media player is up... it might be snaging the arrow key
messages. Are any of the button objects sensitive to arrowkey input? Is there
Do you have a game controller kernal running? How about a weird input device
with its own system level preference panel?
-Original Message-
From: Joe Lewis Wilkins pepe...@cox.net
To: How to use Revolution use-revolution@lists.runrev.com
Sent: 5/14/2009 7:08 PM
Subject: Re: Arrow Keys
On Fri, May 15, 2009 at 1:02 AM, J. Landman Gay jac...@hyperactivesw.comwrote:
It gets worse: http://jacque.on-rev.com/jacque/jacque.html
What do you mean it gets worse, Jwack ;-) ?
When we have to sign for a package, we both sign J Gay because it's faster
to write. Both our middle names
Nothing so complicated. Very standard and simple desktop. Just a lot
of fields and buttons that do things. Mostly calculations and text
formatting.
It's a converted HC stack, so I'm encountering a few minor problems
like this.
Thanks, Joe Wilkins
On May 14, 2009, at 7:59 PM, Randall
Hello All,
I've got a beta version of JPEGCompress 2.9.5 that I'm ready to give out
for testing. This new version incorporates a number of bug fixes from
the previous Windows version, as well as the brand new Macintosh and
Linux versions.
You can download the beta here:
Windows XP Vista
Actuall, in supercard the universal property is called textarrows. If it is
on, edit mode won't nudge objects with arrowkey input.
-Original Message-
From: Joe Lewis Wilkins pepe...@cox.net
To: How to use Revolution use-revolution@lists.runrev.com
Sent: 5/14/2009 7:08 PM
Subject: Re:
Peter,
I gave your function a try and it gave the wrong answer. I had a quick look
and somewhere along the line it converted 2009 to 1909, so I ended up with a
negative age. After some of the earlier posts, I guess it has potential for
a female audience.
Here's my attempt:
FUNCTION calcAge
Written by Kay C Lan on Thu May 14, 2009 - 9:08 PM CDT
If you create a brand new stack, open it's stack script, do the original 4
stacks open in the Application Browser? If you save and restart Rev, open
Stack 1, open a script, is that brand new stack now part of the list of
stacks in the
hehehe -- I've been forging my husband's signature on his paychecks for so
long now that if he ever had to deposit his own I don't think they'd be
accepted! Our names are NOT similar... Ditto for the IR... er...
nevermind.
Judy
On Fri, 15 May 2009, Kay C Lan wrote:
Talk about convenient!
Interesting and nicely done, Derek. You might want to implement an
undo for the effect changes. Something that should be real easy since
the Black and White option seems to return the picture to the
original copy every time, but is not so obvious at first.
Joe Wilkins
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