Hiya,
I'd be a little careful here as there's no threading in Rev.
Cheers,
Luis.
On 16 Jun 2009, at 18:15, weslyn whitehead wrote:
This is awesome and has made my day i was just about to post about
how to
intergrate revolution into a c++ engine so i can use it as the
scripting
language
On Linux - I used DocBook - which is basically XSLT but rolled for you in a
standard way :)
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Andre, I will have a go. Promise.
Meanwhile, Jan was kind enough to let me have a bash at a prerelease copy of
Quartam for Linux, so there are now two new avenues to work on.
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Hi camm29 and all you others,
The problem was the name of the standalone in the Mac OS X was wrong
and I couldn't figure out how to change or correct the problem.
I found a fix for this problem.
The fix is to uncheck any OS X build, save the file, and build just a
Windows standalone.
[Just a feeble attempt to get people to notice an earlier posting]
Those of you who have the 'benefit' of access to the old version of
revOnline can now
download my Chinese Typewriter (find it, oddly enough, under
'Richmond'); a proof
of concept stack that shows how Chinese characters can be
The cool graphic background is a desktop image from Ubuntu 7.10 which
was grey-scaled in GIMP. Should be lolling around somewhere in the
Ubuntu-verse.
viktoras d. wrote:
Thanks Devin, Richmond for even more hints!
Now I have my script almost working, it has to display both unicode
and
Thanks Devin, Richmond for even more hints!
Now I have my script almost working, it has to display both unicode and
non-unicode in the same field, so I did this:
set the useUnicode to true
set the itemdelimiter to
repeat for each item myItem in myInText
if ; is the last char in
Someone please educate me...
My current understanding of the debugContext is this: it provides access
to any context listed in the executionContexts and to no other contexts.
To access a context other than the current one, you set the debugContext
to the number of the line in the
I should have said - I'm assuming the standalone environment in all this.
Phil
Phil Davis wrote:
Someone please educate me...
My current understanding of the debugContext is this: it provides
access to any context listed in the executionContexts and to no other
contexts. To access a
Phil-
I'm out of town at the moment without access to my notes or code, but
I believe you're correct about this. To my recollection the traceError
and errorDialog messages are mutually exclusive (one happening when
debug mode is on and the other when it's off) and the errorDialog
message doesn't
Thanks Mark.
Mark Wieder wrote:
Phil-
I'm out of town at the moment without access to my notes or code, but
I believe you're correct about this. To my recollection the traceError
and errorDialog messages are mutually exclusive (one happening when
debug mode is on and the other when it's off)
Hi, how can I get a list of files in a folder (without changing the
defaultFolder)?
Thanks, Hershel
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Sorry was off track for a few days.
So are you using your own editable field or the built-in editable
The built-in. How do make my own editable fld?
field? The built-in editable field traps CloseField and doesn't send
it on.
I'm sorry for not explaining it properly.
Here is the scenario,
shell() or... maybe ftp into localhost ;)
other then that, there's no way, file information is exactly what the
defaultfolder is for.
On 18 Jun 2009, at 04:59, Hershel Fisch wrote:
Hi, how can I get a list of files in a folder (without changing the
defaultFolder)?
Thanks, Hershel
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As Björnke says, you can't do it, but what you can do is save the
current default folder and then reset it when you're done:
put the defaultFolder into tOldFolder
set the defaultFolder to someOtherFolder
put the files into tFileList
set the defaultFolder to tOldFolder
best,
Mark
On 18 Jun
Try this:
function filesInFolder pTargetPath
if the platform = Win32 then
replace / with \ in pTargetPath
return shell(dir quote pTargetPath quote /B)
else return shell(ls quote pTargetPath quote)
end filesInFolder
However, you can always do it the way others have
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