over abbreviations such as grc. I'll get over it.
Rats. I couldn't find any divide-by-zero problems.
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times.)
You have to replace a char chunk with the same size string.
The timing test needs to be modified for Windows. A crude timer: Make
a loop around the 'put' and do it 10,000 times and then divide the
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put into char to 4448 of x
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with appleScript and Terminal.
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Should the htmlText have complete information concerning the content of
the field? Then the code for the character used for the image should
be retained. Would this be better?
This is an image:img src=1234 char=x.
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On Jan 17, 2005, at 10:54 AM, Ken Ray wrote:
When you launch an MC/Rev app, any command line information is sent to
the
application and is retrievable via *environment variables* numbered
$0 on
up.
Does that now work for Windows?
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This is a known limitation: the text engine can display up to 65,535
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then you
can calculate the distance at mouseMove faster. It is simply Ax + By +
C, where (x,y) is the point of interest. This is the normalized A, B,
C where A = cos(omega) etc., the form you mentioned in other mail.
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and see if either of the new x or y is
greater than some amount from the original value.
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I realize that is not quite a recipe, Paul.
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, or (if inspired by
Douglas Adam's Hitchhiker series) base 13.
(The answer is yes.)
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standard? What standard is that?
I assume you mean hyphen.
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monitor to single monitor.
Perhaps a right-click menu item in the app browser could be used to
move a window to the primary screen. (Or when Revolution figure out
multiple monitors, to the closest one.)
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I'd run a draft by the
list to see if there are any suggestions.
A general solution might be in aggregate functions, functions that
apply bunches of things as well as things and work much like LISP map.
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(bugzilla 2545). Perhaps security might be improved if you could use a
more specific root, perhaps one directly from authorize.net.
I noticed that CP response verification uses MD5, which Revolution can
do if it is desired.
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This works for me:
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put quote 0 quote
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of seconds. In Mac OS 10.3.7, it takes over 2 minutes to get
feedback.
Somebody on this list mentioned a 10.3.7 bug involving network delays.
Do you have the same results with ip address only? That is, without
DNS lookup?
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If I missed what you are getting at, I apologize and will try to target
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bugs fixed or enhancements that extend basic can-do,
especially those that allow other enhancements to be added nicely.
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signs, but decided I wanted to take the risk in that particular case.
I have moved on.
I hope that my rambling helps.
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new info only on pre-X macs.
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it to 'do'.
To keep from getting confused, I put each undoable action in a handler
with a name, say 'abc' and it uses the handler 'undoAbc' in the line
pushed onto the end of the undo list.
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function that meets the spec in the doc, rather than a sugar coating
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put the cipherNames into fld list --- does nothing, no errors, just
nothing... whats missing here?
What level and version of Revolution do you have?
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should be formally tested on all advertised platforms in alpha, or at
least the scope and places in between.)
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reports in bugzilla. Or who happened to stumble on it in tinkering.
It is also possible to overload a system with UDP datagrams.
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(Not sure yet about receiving broadcast)
You can receive broadcast. You can't control what IP address you are
listening on, though, if you are multihomed.
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get rid of that?
The game might be using lf cr at the end of each line. ASCII CR is
numToChar(13); get rid of those.
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On Mar 14, 2005, at 7:31 PM, Erik Hansen wrote:
logic of having a background
within a background:
radio buttons require grouping
Perhaps, it's best to think
of only the outer group
as the background.
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you want with shell() and openSSL or maybe curl.
I have used shell() and openSSL on both OS X and XP, but not for https.
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holds then one can prove that it has expired.
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or private prefix from the rest of
the name.
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at the replaceText() function.
If your parentheses can be nested, this gets a little harder.
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and not try to hand out blinders.
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in an external and can act as the
sugar-coating glue to the external.
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completely sure. And besides, some bug fixes might have changed that.
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I usually go even further and create proxy functions that wrap around
third party transcript libs. I always did that, but it was since my
last talk with Trevor that I thought that this might be a good tip for
the rest of the community.
But we
break a few traditional scripts in places that depend on
name/literal differentiation in strange ways. Those may be flawed
anyway, but I'm not sure.
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there are no surrogates.
One way to convert your ASCII test char is this:
get uniEncode(c,UTF8)
So, you can go through each unicode character, accumulating values, but
replacing those that need replacing.
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put field 2 into jData --field 2 contains Japanese text
Whoops. I didn't see this. Try this:
put the unicodeText of field 2 into jData
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On Mar 28, 2005, at 12:06 PM, Dan Friedman wrote:
put jData into url (file:/Users/user1/Desktop/jappTest.txt)
Sorry, Dan, I still missed something. For unicode use binfile.
If I missed anything else, I'm sure somebody will catch it.
I need to go take a break.
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On Mar 30, 2005, at 12:37 PM, Varen Swaab wrote:
The action works perfectly until I add the line with visual effect
dissolve.
I'm confused. Is the error happening when you click the apply button
or when you execute the script?
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the useUnicode to true
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You should get a union symbol.
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--if myAlias contains .exe or .app then
if myAlias contains .exe or myAlias contains .app then
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OOOHHH well that makes sense..
--if myAlias contains .exe or .app then
if myAlias contains .exe or myAlias contains .app then
Thirty years ago I designed a language that would allow that and have
it do what you want. It used what I
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at explaining things, or (most likely) both.
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On Apr 2, 2005, at 12:17 PM, Alex Tweedly wrote:
But how can we use IP Multicast when Rev doesn't support it ?
I have a vague memory of the other Alex writing an external.
I have made a mock multicast using UDP.
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it works great, my script is not waiting.
Perhaps, it is writing to the console instead of stdout.
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to the fronts and to the backs, where those do
not include the middle line.
6. I know it involves loops, but I have looped through both loops
together and that was satisfactory for what I was doing, but I was not
that happy with it.
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What kind of database? You might be able to keep these operations
in-database, depending on what the tables/ needs are.
I like this one, Ken. In general, I'd reconsider the overall design.
Specifically, I'd think about queries that do what you
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couldn't compile the regex for 10,000.
There have been several times when I tried using the replaceText()
function and was surprised at how slow it was. I may be thinking about
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Could you compile a oneliner regex that worked in rev's filter
function?
Not one that worked. Only the replaceText() worked and then for
smaller lists.
This is what I tried:
// replaceText version
function shortListDar3 pL, pEx
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On Apr 5, 2005, at 1:51 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
put attrib quote tPath quote -h into tCommand
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Maybe?
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The real culprit here is Microsoft, for not bothering to create a
registry for file types to be associated with specific applications.
Yeah! Only operating systems from Microsoft use file extensions! They
shoulda...
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Have been trying to use the keysDown function to tell when keys are
pressed,
Maybe you can use rawKeyDown and rawKeyUp.
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devices for DAQ look just like a serial device. This might
not be the case for yours, but it might. If so, it would look like,
say, COM5: on Windows.
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