As some people probably want a more accurate representation of age rather
than in whole years, here's another function, this outputs yy,mm,dd as in
21,5,26.
The really cool bit about this is from my meager testing it appears to take
into account leap years. This is based around a cool piece of
Mark-
Thursday, May 14, 2009, 10:05:04 PM, you wrote:
And they reside in the following folder:
C:\Program Files\Revolution Studio\
The root installation folder of RunRev.
??? WHY ???
Needless to say, this is a BAD place to put stacks. Unless you want
them always to load, in which case
:)
No, referring to 'foreign language' as in 'other programming
language'...
Cheers,
Luis.
On 14 May 2009, at 21:49, Sarah Reichelt wrote:
Your mention of 3rd party support triggered a thought: What would
it take to
create a Rev plugin ('connector') to handle foreign language
Hi Jan,
sorry for abusing the list, but all my mails to your quartam account
come back for being considered as SPAM! :-/
Any hints on how to contact you via mail?
Best
Klaus
--
Klaus Major
http://www.major.on-rev.com
kl...@major.on-rev.com
___
Thought I would make this code available for others who may want to
write custom controls and would like them to be resizable in the
IDE.. This code does live resizing when the control is resized from
the drag handles and will update (not live though) if you are using
the Geometry Manager
Thanks Joe. I'm planning on adding the Undo feature to version 3.0,
which is next in the works. At this point I wanted to get the Mac and
Linux versions out there, and to update JPEGCompress for Vista and
Windows 7 (which I still have to download... probably today).
Thank you for your input. I
Followed your recipe. Only stack1 shows up in the app browser. There are
about a million other stacks there, but no other working stacks. Mac
OS10.4.11, PPC G5.
Craig Newman
In a message dated 5/15/09 1:05:16 AM, mfstu...@cox.net writes:
If this is the case, then please reply to the list
Hello everybody,
I'm looking for a general activity message sent each time an user
performs any action (both with keyboard and mouse). Does that exist ?
I didn't find anything convincing in the dictionnary... I want to
avoid to pass every message and trap them farther down in the message
Hi Prof:
Just putting an on keydown and on mouseDown handler in the stack
script will be triggered if the mouse is clicked or any key is
pressed. How you handle that and what else you might want to do, other
than a simple beep is up to you. Obviously, this will necessitate some
caution
Thanks, Joe
This solution implies pass keydown and pass mouseDown everywhere
these messages are trapped... I should perhaps also add on mouseMove
and pass mouseMove...
I'll check it anyway. It's for an application used in an exhibition -
about Darwin and (R)evolution. I'm using a timer to
You've got a handle on the situation it would appear. Sounds
interesting. Good luck.
Joe Wilkins
On May 15, 2009, at 7:09 AM, Jacques Hausser wrote:
Thanks, Joe
This solution implies pass keydown and pass mouseDown everywhere
these messages are trapped... I should perhaps also add on
Hi Jacques,
Thanks, Joe
This solution implies pass keydown and pass mouseDown everywhere
these messages are trapped... I should perhaps also add on
mouseMove and pass mouseMove...
I'll check it anyway. It's for an application used in an exhibition
- about Darwin and (R)evolution. I'm
Solved for my situation
-1- For the Win 2003 C:/temp/_outputFiles/ folder, set the security
to this user (Rev) as Full Control
-2-
put logText into url (File: C:/temp/_outputFiles/ filename
.txt)
get shell(chmod 644 (C:/temp/_outputFiles/ filename .txt))
On the OSX machine that
WHoops -- typo --since I want to delete the files after copying them,
chmod 777 allows everyone to delete files,
chmod 644 allows everyone to read only
thus the correct line
get shell(chmod 777 (C:/temp/_outputFiles/ filename .txt))
also show below
Solved for my
Hello Klaus
Yes it is tempting. As the timer runs in the background, this front
script should reinitialize a GRemainingTime global (or a CP if you are
globalophobic - I'm not). But, depending of what the user is doing, I
want to set different values for the reinitialisation, therefore a
Written by Mark Wieder on Fri May 15, 2009 - 01:33 AM CDT
??? WHY ???
Needless to say, this is a BAD place to put stacks. Unless you want
them always to load, in which case it's still a bad place to put them.
And so Mark W., did you try the recipe? Did it do what I explained and
what this
All:
Did you ever hit the send button on an email then regret it later?
Yesterday in the back and forth banter on this thread I repeated an
anecdote with language that may have offended some of you. If so, I
sincerely apologize. I'll be more circumspect in the future.
Regards,
Devin
Can one tell rev to watch for and send an event associated with any property
delta?
on setupevents
track fillpat
end setupevents
on fillpat, target
do something to target
end fillpat
-Original Message-
From: Randall Reetz rand...@randallreetz.com
To: How to use Revolution
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...
As if the bank looks at signatures any more! Several years ago (at a
It's funny you should mention that. As I work at the satellite rather
than the main campus, may payckecks end up collecting dust at the main
campus and thus, recently, I deposited three at a time. And I forgot to
endorse them. I contacted the manager immediately who said, don't worry;
we'll
To me, managing the focus is one of the truly bedeviling problems in
Rev. Sometimes commandkey strokes don't work -- when you have a
commandkeydown handler in the stack script and the focus somehow has
gotten place somewhere else. If it's in a field, you can often track
it down, but
Judy Perry wrote:
It's funny you should mention that. As I work at the satellite rather
than the main campus, may payckecks end up collecting dust at the main
campus and thus, recently, I deposited three at a time. And I forgot to
endorse them. I contacted the manager immediately who said,
Mark-
Friday, May 15, 2009, 8:17:15 AM, you wrote:
And so Mark W., did you try the recipe? Did it do what I explained and
what this thread has been about?
Yes and yes. I'd say it's a script editor bug and you should write it
up. GLX2 doesn't exhibit this behavior, the IDE's script editor
Devin Asay wrote:
All:
Did you ever hit the send button on an email then regret it later?
Yesterday in the back and forth banter on this thread I repeated an
anecdote with language that may have offended some of you. If so, I
sincerely apologize. I'll be more circumspect in the future.
It
Written by Mark Wieder on Fri May 15, 2009 - 11:27 AM CDT
Yes and yes. I'd say it's a script editor bug and you should write it
up. GLX2 doesn't exhibit this behavior, the IDE's script editor does.
Awesome :) thanx for testing and confirming this.
I will report this issue to RunRev.
Could you
On May 15, 2009, Kay C Lan wrote:
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
Devin Asay wrote:
So asterisks makes everything okay? Well, I'll be !
I see a MadLibs in here somewhere...one that only asks for swear words.
--
Jacqueline Landman Gay | jac...@hyperactivesw.com
HyperActive Software | http://www.hyperactivesw.com
Yesterday in the back and forth banter on this thread I repeated an
anecdote with language that may have offended some of you. If so, I
sincerely apologize. I'll be more circumspect in the future.
I'm sure s/h/*t doesn't mind.
Regards,
Scott Rossi
Creative Director
Tactile Media, Multimedia
How to use Revolution use-revolution@lists.runrev.com on May 15, 2009 at
8:54 AM -0700 wrote:
As if the bank looks at signatures any more! Several years ago (at a
previous
employer), 92 payroll checks were sent out WITHOUT any signature at all.
(I know, different than an endorsement, but still)
On May 15, 2009, at 10:29 AM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Devin Asay wrote:
All:
Did you ever hit the send button on an email then regret it later?
Yesterday in the back and forth banter on this thread I repeated an
anecdote with language that may have offended some of you. If so, I
sincerely
Peter:
Thanks for sharing your angst! Helps me to know I'm not alone and that
one of the true geniuses of this list will manifest a wonderfully
simple, universal solution. Now I'm wondering, whether all of the key
actions you mentioned as being erratic should be allowed to be so
Thanks, is there a way to have data in a row without showing or in a hidden
fld that I should be able to access?
Thanks, in advanced
Hershel
On 5/14/09 6:17 PM, Trevor DeVore li...@mangomultimedia.com wrote:
On May 14, 2009, at 6:59 PM, Hershel Fisch wrote:
Hi, first of all thanks to RunRev
I think you could
Put the dgText of group data grid into URL file:myFile.txt
Hershel
On 5/12/09 10:49 PM, Yves COPPE yvesco...@skynet.be wrote:
Hello list,
I want to export the data of a datagrid form to a text file (tab-tab-
return text file)
I've tried with the dgtext of group
I would put the image in the standalone splash stack. All of the
other stacks in the project would be able to access it then. Another
alternative would be to put it in a library stack that the splash
screen stack starts using at launch time.
Does the same apply to an image?
E.g. Set the
Does anyone know what could prevent a stack from being removed from memory
if the destroyStack and destroyWindow of the stack is set to true and there
is no processing or messaging going on (that I'm aware of) that would keep
the stack open until processing completes?
The window closes, but the
There has to be something easy.
In HC, in order to scroll multiple scrolling fields in lockStep without
painful slowness and jitteryness, one had to use an external (multiScroll,
from, like, 1989 or so). I do this everywhere.
Rev has the right message, scrollbarDrag, and the coding is dead
On May 15, 2009, at 1:22 PM, Jim Bufalini wrote:
Does anyone know what could prevent a stack from being removed from
memory
if the destroyStack and destroyWindow of the stack is set to true
and there
is no processing or messaging going on (that I'm aware of) that
would keep
the stack
I will correct myself about files loading automatically, I was
thinking of lower down in the folder hierarchy. Nonetheless, common
sense would seem to indicate that storing data files in the Program
Files directory would seem a Bad Idea.
A agree. Not to mention the problems Vista has with
Hi Craig,
I seem to remember that a simple lock screen before and unlock screen
after made everything run smoothly.
Joe Wilkins
On May 15, 2009, at 12:32 PM, dunb...@aol.com wrote:
There has to be something easy.
In HC, in order to scroll multiple scrolling fields in lockStep
without
Recently, dunb...@aol.com wrote:
In HC, in order to scroll multiple scrolling fields in lockStep without
painful slowness and jitteryness, one had to use an external (multiScroll,
from, like, 1989 or so). I do this everywhere.
Rev has the right message, scrollbarDrag, and the coding is dead
Mark-
Friday, May 15, 2009, 9:46:58 AM, you wrote:
Awesome :) thanx for testing and confirming this.
I will report this issue to RunRev.
Could you also vote on this? I'll reply with a bug number.
I'll leave that for others. It's not an issue that affects me, and if
it did I don't know that
Jim Bufalini wrote:
Does anyone know what could prevent a stack from being removed from memory
if the destroyStack and destroyWindow of the stack is set to true and there
is no processing or messaging going on (that I'm aware of) that would keep
the stack open until processing completes?
The
Randall-
Friday, May 15, 2009, 8:50:25 AM, you wrote:
Can one tell rev to watch for and send an event associated with any property
delta?
If I understand what you're asking, you might want to look at the
script of the revMessageWatcher stack for some hints.
You'll need to set the
On May 15, 2009, at 3:45 PM, Scott Rossi wrote:
Put your fields in a group and enable the vscrollbar (and/or
hscrollbar) of
the group.
There are some things you might want to do in making that group: hide
the borders of field, and make them not editable, and no scroll bars.
Set their
I am going to look like a dope asking, but does anyone know what the
On-Rev signup subdomain and domain fields are asking of me? Is on-rev
offering to set and host a brand new domain for me? If so, what is the
IP range? I know I can't just pick a random one.
Bob (confused) Sneidar
IT
It confused the heck out of me also but the deal is the subdomain will
become part of your address which will be subdomain.on-rev.com. You
can be happy with this as an address or use a service that will
translate an address you currently own to map to that address (I do
this thru noip.com but I am
Scott.
Groups, always groups. Thanks. Works fine, but differently.
When scrolled, the fields themselves are viewed as if they are under a
window, as if they were actual scrolls unrolling under a fixed viewing area.
I
guess this actually makes sense. My flds overlap their scrollbars so only
On May 15, 2009, at 4:51 PM, dunb...@aol.com wrote:
No matter. I simply changed the fields from scrolling fields to
ordinary
fields, and the effect (and structural difference) is moot. As a
matter of
style for this task, it is not recommended having scrolling fields
at all (I am
Colin,
Thanks. I worked that out just as your post came over. I will play with
borders, and it is best if the fields are maximized before grouping and then
reduced, it yields a smaller group thumb. No problem with editing, I only use
list fields.
I have to tell you, and Jacques, I have
Can't type and read at the same time.
Craig
In a message dated 5/15/09 4:55:43 PM, co...@rcn.com writes:
See, you should have read my answer too.
**
Recession-proof vacation ideas. Find free things to do in
the U.S.
Colin.
The border thing...
If I make a few tall fields and group them, I can then reduce the group
height. The scrolling is stable, thumb is adorable, everything works fine. But
if I add (or remove) a border to the group, the fields resize to their
original height. Locking the size right
Recently, dunb...@aol.com wrote:
Groups, always groups. Thanks. Works fine, but differently.
When scrolled, the fields themselves are viewed as if they are under a
window, as if they were actual scrolls unrolling under a fixed viewing area.
I
guess this actually makes sense. My flds
I agree, it works in this case exactly like that - and I really don't
dislike groups. But they are a construct, as you say. For example, Colin
suggested that I hide the borders of the fields before grouping them. This is
good,
but it is also necessary to set the border width to 0, or an
dunb...@aol.com wrote:
I have to tell you, and Jacques, I have finally crossed the line. Rev is
just unbelievable. HC seems small, pale and lonely now...
I know. It was so frustrating on the HC list to say something like that
and get berated by people who'd never learned to use Rev. Welcome
Recently, dunb...@aol.com wrote:
I will check out the URL you
sent me, and thanks. But can it run faster than my own utterly basic script,
which just traps the message and sets a few scrolls to an index scroll?
Not sure, but I would guess so only because a scrolling field is a native
control
Scott:
My fault. I had, for three (measly) fields:
on scrollBarDrag
set the scroll of fld F1 to the scroll of me --me is F3
set the scroll of fld F2 to the scroll of me
end scrollBarDrag
You have (essentially):
on scrollBarDrag
repeat with y = 1 to 3
set the scroll of fld y to
Oddly, in two different stacks with three fields each, the same contents
and the same scrolling scripts, one set works 10 times faster than the other.
In the slow stack, the one where I actually want to do this, I have to use
the group method. In the other, test stack, separate controls works
Recently, dunb...@aol.com wrote:
My fault. I had, for three (measly) fields:
on scrollBarDrag
set the scroll of fld F1 to the scroll of me --me is F3
set the scroll of fld F2 to the scroll of me
end scrollBarDrag
You have (essentially):
on scrollBarDrag
repeat with y = 1 to
Derek Bump wrote:
Is there any way to force my standalone to not use the ugly hand cursor
and instead use the cursors provided by Gnome or KDE?
If not, are there any other requirements for the cursor image that you
can set? I have a 32x32 color cursor that I have set as the
defaultCursor of my
Thanks Devin and Jaque:
Devin Asay:
I seem to see this when I have library stacks in use.
Jacque wrote:
Besides libraries, if you have any drivers open the stack won't close.
I first thought it was a library issue, but had already dismissed this with
a test stack and I didn't have any
Hiya,
Insofar as I recall it's part of the http protocol (v1.1) to redirect a
Domain to a 'sub-domain': Like pointing to a folder beyond the root as
if it were the root.
Cheers,
Luis.
Neal Campbell wrote:
It confused the heck out of me also but the deal is the subdomain will
become part
Hi,
Will Revolution work with a FileDSN to make an ODBC connection to a
database? I've tried a little without success. I found some entries in
the Rev forums that concluded that it was broken
(http://forums.runrev.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=2382) and they were
going to submit a bug report.
Right. Always do.
In a message dated 5/15/09 6:05:47 PM, sc...@tactilemedia.com writes:
N (the scroll value in pixels) is automatically provided by the
scrollbarDrag handler, so for best performance, you should use this,
rather
than repeatedly polling the scroll of the scrollbar itself as
Thanks Jacqueline!
I ended up redoing the cursor in Photoshop and saving it as a GIF. That
provided me with a cursor that got rid of that ugly hand, which I think
should be retired anyways... HyperCard is a thing of the past.
I did manage to get the native Gnome and KDE cursors to work though.
Derek Bump wrote:
I did manage to get the native Gnome and KDE cursors to work though.
All I did was uncheck the box to include Cursors in my standalone, and
then in my script I set the cursor to arrow. All the cursors for
Gnome and KDE in Fedora, Ubuntu and OpenSUSE are working perfectly and
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