Recently, Chipp Walters wrote:
BTW, do you know if you can set the alphaimage of a new image to an existing
RGB image without having to do the math (which I already have).
Do you mean alphaData? If I understand what you're asking, it sounds like
you want to set the alphaData of one image to
Thanks!
Salut,
Josep
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Scott,
I just did a routine that converts from something like:
* first level
** second level
*** third level
** back to second level
** stay on second level
* first level again
into a nested bullet list to be used in RevBrowser rect. Only one way, from
that to ul or ol lists. Is this what you
Recently, Andre Garzia wrote:
I just did a routine that converts from something like:
* first level
** second level
*** third level
** back to second level
** stay on second level
* first level again
into a nested bullet list to be used in RevBrowser rect. Only one way, from
that to
Fixed two bugs related to form validation.
Info and download at: http://revigniter.com/
Best regards
Ralf
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On Fri, Jul 30, 2010 at 12:18 AM, Scott Rossi sc...@tactilemedia.comwrote:
Does anyone have a routine for applying bullets to a block of text?
I writing a script that can apply and remove bullet characters from a block
of text and it occurred to me that maybe I'm reinventing the wheel here
Hello Folks,
I'm having some trouble here with ExternalEnvironmentV3 under linux.
Creating an empty external and trying to build it yelds the following
output:
./src/aagcurl.c:21: error: expected identifier or ‘(’ before string
constant
That line is the following line on the source file:
Scott,
I am at work now, when I arrive home I will pick that code and post it here.
It is a little hacky but it works, basically it is a loop with a variable
that tells the indent level, we keep track of the previous indent level as
well, when that variable changes, I check how many levels we
If there's a utility for it, then it's more than a rev/vista problem.
Bob
On Jul 29, 2010, at 4:10 PM, Neal Campbell wrote:
Try googling it. I think there are utilities that can restore the lost Start
Orb. Try www.thewindowsclub.com, I think they have one.
Neal Campbell
Abroham Neal
Bob-
Friday, July 30, 2010, 10:22:46 AM, you wrote:
Well the first thing is to print out the block of text in
question. Next you have to staple it to something vertical like a
piece of wood on a stick.
After that it is a simple matter of getting your handgun (or
firearm of your choosing)
If it only needs to work on Macs then option-8 produces a bullet •. On other
platforms I am fairly certain it's a different key combo. It would be a simple
matter of checking the platform and stuffing a variable with the appropriate
character. You would have to have a converter script if the
Folks,
I'm starting a trend here of posting Linux tips and tricks while on my lunch
hour, so while I savor a poorly prepared and over-expensive sushi, I will
talk a little about case-sensitve file systems or why ext2/ext3/ext4 are not
like HFS+J and NTFS.
For the Windows and Mac users making a
Well the first thing is to print out the block of text in question. Next you
have to staple it to something vertical like a piece of wood on a stick.
After that it is a simple matter of getting your handgun (or firearm of your
choosing) and applying the bullets as you say. Hope this helps. ;-)
If you can somehow find video way way back from the 2nd RevCon in
Monterey, you'd see I built a Rev stack for just this purpose...
Regards,
Scott Rossi
Creative Director
Tactile Media, UX Design
On Jul 30, 2010, at 10:22 AM, Bob Sneidar b...@twft.com wrote:
Well the first thing is to print
This is why I always encourage anyone creating web sites and SQL databases to
keep everything lower case and avoid spaces or special characters in their file
names. This way you cannot have this get you. In sports there is a thing called
economy of motion. You reduce all the extraneous movement
Er..yup. That's what I mean. I have that code below (in fact, I may have
been the one who wrote it? I did release a library of such functions a
hundred years ago...). Anycase, I was wondering if you've found any
shortcuts in the newer releases. Thanks anyway.
On Fri, Jul 30, 2010 at 2:13 AM,
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