Thanks for the links, Devin!
Judy
On Fri, 22 Sep 2006, Devin Asay wrote:
I put together some notes about Rev groups for the students in my
beginning Rev programming class. You can read them at:
http://revolution.byu.edu/groups/Groups.html
See also the discussion on Object Hierarchy and
Huh???
When did 'one year of free updates/maintenance releases/etc.' get
dropped??
Thanking the stars my economic livelihood doesn't rely upon them...
Judy
On Fri, 22 Sep 2006, Bill Marriott wrote:
Alright. Am I correct that the price of update packs has increased now?
Early update $188/yr
I'm coming in on this late, so perhaps this has already been answered, and
if so, apologies, but...
is there a difference between upgrades (which I would understand as being
from Studio - Enterprise or whatever's next on the developmental food
chain) and new releases (e.g., from 2.7.1 - 2.7.2)??
On Sun, 24 Sep 2006, Ken Ray wrote:
On 9/24/06 3:59 AM, Judy Perry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Huh???
When did 'one year of free updates/maintenance releases/etc.' get
dropped??
According to the Internet Wayback machine, this happened sometime early in
2004. I know what you mean, though... I
Monte,
Don't your neighbors get PO'd?
I ask because, I, too, compost much of my household's organic waste. I
don't have one of those commercial composting bin thingies, so I just use
a 2' x 2' space in my very tiny rear yard and keep it wet and turn it
over occasionally.
I find that the
I believe that here in California, there is a new state law that requires
depositing all such used computing equipment at a
state-designated/approved recycling/disposal facility.
Judy
On Fri, 29 Sep 2006, Richmond Mathewson wrote:
I had no intention, in my original posting, of
implying that
So,
do you think this is a good thing or a bad thing?
Judy
On Fri, 29 Sep 2006, Stephen Barncard wrote:
And even better, this year consumers in California pay about $10/item
more on purchase price for recycling monitors and computers. My local
'sanitary engineers', Sunset Scavenger, is now
Dan,
I suspect that you're right about the 'popularity' factor (don't pass
out... really... grab whatever heart meds are needed. Call 911 if
necessary!)..
;-)
But, how to get Rev to attain a similar 'popularity' quotient...???
Is it really a chicken or the egg thing?
You say that it may not
Hmmm...
and if he HAD said it, I suppose I'd just love arrays.
;-)
Judy
On Wed, 4 Oct 2006, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Was it H.L. Mencken who said Arrays are the devil's playground?
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Damn!!
You're too late!
;-)
Judy
On Sun, 8 Oct 2006, J. Landman Gay wrote:
A server failure shut down most communications with Runtime over the
weekend. This is a test to see if the list is working again. Those of
you who suffered withdrawal symptoms can now stop taking your medication.
Marty,
I don't know of one, but I'd LOVE to see what you come up with!
Judy
On Thu, 12 Oct 2006, Marty Billingsley wrote:
Hi --
Anyone know of a digital circuit simulator implemented in RR? I'd
like my students to be able to drag logic gates around, hook them to
inputs, put power to the
Well,
I'd argue it a different way:
If you're steathfully (is that a word??) going to switch away from an
oft-vaunted policy of free year of upgrades for a license to a this is
all you're gonna get policy of annual subscription fees, you'd really
better be continuously chugging out new versions
Whaaatt??
Are you saying that there wasn't a Hypercard list???
Maybe Apple didn't provide it, but I'm pretty certain that some of the
Apple HC engineers were on it and read it (and even contributed IIRC).
Judy
On Fri, 20 Oct 2006, Richmond Mathewson wrote:
I was around when Hypercard changed
Here, here.
Judy
On Fri, 20 Oct 2006, Stephen Barncard wrote:
You act like Rev can afford a staff of Beta testers in house all the
time. They don't have the resources of M$ and I imagine the margins
are thin. After seeing the supposedly well supported Hypercard go
down, I'm very grateful
Oh, Stephen...
Do we really need to go down that street?
It's not nice to imply that hobby users are not serious: the two are
NOT mutually exclusive. They may pay less for a license, but they get
less, too, and, still, they PAY.
While not Bill Marriott-possibly hopping mad about the
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This sounds like something I once got in trouble for doing in the 5th
grade (namely, compile a dictionary of swear words).
My teachers were not amused...
Seriously, though, somebody's actually written a book on the subject:
_The Anatomy of Swearing_ M. F. Ashley Montagu (1967).
_Why We Curse:
I think Chipp has one (a plug-in thingy, I think).
http://www.altuit.com/
I wasn't able to quickly find it, but I could swear he had one...
HTH,
Judy
On Tue, 31 Oct 2006, Bridger Maxwell wrote:
Hey,
For a stack I am making, I have a very specific font that I am wanting to
use, but it is
Tim,
You can also check out a simple stack I have explaining how to do this up
on RevOnline in the Education category: Hyperlinks in Transcript.
HTH,
Judy
On Sun, 5 Nov 2006, Sarah Reichelt wrote:
Hi TIm,
Yes there is a way to do what you want, but it is a bit clumsy to
implement. You
Wow.
When someone patiently explains to you how the system works, and explains
that she is indeed part of that system, and you continue to offer
insults...
How is that supposed to be helpful?
Jacque's one of the most tireless, patient, and giving members of the
x-talk community, a community it
Got mine!
Judy
On Fri, 10 Nov 2006 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
To give yourself a weekend of evaluation time, a reminder that the special
half price offer to Revolution users will expire on Monday.
This was the announcement in case you missed it...
Hi Richard,
You just made me go back and re-read his posts to see if I missed
anything, as I certainly did not not have a recollection of any flaming
arrows being released in my general direction...
And, indeed, I didn't find any!
Bravo!
Judy
On Fri, 10 Nov 2006, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Some
Awesome news!
Judy
On Fri, 10 Nov 2006, Chipp Walters wrote:
Well, most of you probably have already read the latest news, but I thought
I could add our take on things.
Today we announced the imminent sale of three of our best selling add-ons to
Runtime Revolution.
The three products are
I like that idea!
The only downside I can see is that dolts such as myself may feel free to
flood RevZilla with bugs that are really stupid user errors (which is
why even when I was having wierd font problems, I never BZ'd it because I
was fairly certain it just HAD to be something stupid that I
Well, you know,
even though I mentioned the plight of the poor Linux/Unix/*nix user, I
suspect that some of the problems experienced or features nonexistent on
that platform may well be beyone Rev's control and lie more with the OS.
FWIW... Let me know please if I am wrong about this so that
Feeling daftly dumb...
Went through 4 pages of google search as well as searched within Rev's
site.
:-(
Judy
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This is REALLY lovely news!
Gotta go buy that book! If nothing else, I can show it to my department
the next time I ask..., er, beg, them for new Rev licenses for my lab :-D
Judy
On Tue, 14 Nov 2006, Lynn Fredricks wrote:
Is there some kind of deal on Rev as well (Free 2.2.1
license?)
Yeah, because I seem to recall it being up on the HC list some time ago,
and nobody complained there about it not working (not that I checked it,
mind you...).
Judy
On Wed, 29 Nov 2006, Jan Schenkel wrote:
The second link I sent yesterday did work - perhaps
they've taken it down after all us
Gee, I thought that it stood for you idiot! you have more than one
RevOnline space!! ('cuz I noticed that one of my spaces had one; most
assuredly not a comment on anyone else's).
;-)
Judy
On Mon, 4 Dec 2006, Eric Chatonet wrote:
Hello,
Le 4 d?c. 06 ? 07:36, Kay C Lan a ?crit :
I was
Be certain to do them in really large, red type. And don't forget the
dancing hamsters on a blinding yellow patterned background.
Judy
On Mon, 11 Dec 2006, Andre Garzia wrote:
wait till I remember how to use the maquee and blink html tags...
I'll be so rich...
;-)
On Dec 11, 2006, at
OTOH,
There are, regrettably, those for whom proper usage of the language isn't
even a priority.
Heard last week during student presentations on the subject of the
computer impact on society vis-a-vis telemedicine and the case of Jeri
Nielsen:
Computers and telemedicine enabled Dr. Jeri Nielsen
I dunno, but even my wintel students all complain about XP being
bloatware...
(Sorry for the late reply -- our server's apparently been down a while...)
Judy
On Fri, 20 Aug 2004, Marian Petrides wrote:
What is the problem using XP Home Edition for development?
I develop on Mac, then port,
FWIW, I also ran VPC w/XP on a dual G4... kinda painfully slow.
FWIW, if your user is using an older PC with specs that match Rev's
lower-limit official specs for deliverables, this is kinda like what VPC
is like on my dual G4, so, in a way, using VPC does you the favor of
knowing how dreadfully
Not to be excessively grouchy, but, hasn't this been the case for a good
year or more already?
Judy
On Sun, 22 Aug 2004, MisterX wrote:
I think there is something about it in the readme...
It's in the what's new actually
Issue: On Windows systems, the Speech library is not yet compatible
Well, I, as a Mac user, for one, do not agree. I was happy when TTS was
made available for Windows, as well as when Jonathan made a Windows
version of Shakobox.
I don't want features to be broken under windows... and this isn't because
it affects my bottom line (thin as it is), either.
OTOH,
Perhaps, but I KNOW it's been discussed on list before... and I think
there's even some sort of tech note/read me kinda thing that acknowledges
the problem/issue... and that it was being fixed?
Judy
On Wed, 25 Aug 2004, tuviah snyder wrote:
Just checked bugzilla and cannot find a feature
Remember that I brought it up at the first rev chat session, too.
Judy
On Wed, 25 Aug 2004, tuviah snyder wrote:
Just checked bugzilla and cannot find a feature request or bug report for
speech under xp with sapi 5...
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Thank you, Tuviah :-D
Judy
On Wed, 25 Aug 2004, tuviah snyder wrote:
Note revspeech.dll has been updated to support SAPI 5 for 2.5. You will
however have to choose between two versions of the external one that is
compatible with SAPI 4 and the other one which is compatible between with
SAPI
Wow
Huge improvement!
Judy
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But, how many will they lose to the perception of being miserly?
(I should add that I was going to use the work 'niggardly' but, being
afraid of being racially offensive, used a thesaurus... in which
the word 'Scotch' also became an unfortunate possibility).
Really, though: what will they lose
to do for tomorrow, so s/he launches some other
program just to check something really quickly... gets lost in thought,
the phone rings, etc etc. And hours can inadvertently get lopped off the
very small allotment of 10 hours of use.
Judy
On Wed, 1 Sep 2004, Jan Schenkel wrote:
--- Judy Perry
Mark,
Lucky you ;-) Did I mention my dogs?
Judy
On Wed, 1 Sep 2004, Mark Brownell wrote:
As far as the laundry, phone, and kids goes... How do you do that? I
need to concentrate when I work at the computer.
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I agree with Dan that I like the approach; just not the number.
Judy
On Wed, 1 Sep 2004, Dan Shafer wrote:
One more thing. An arbitrary review period measured in ACTUAL time of
usage rather than some number of days passing is, IMNSHO, a very smart
and helpful thing. I can't tell you how many
Jacque,
How do I do this for my institution's purchase?
(would really like to use 2.5 instead of 2.2 for Friday's lab...)
Thanks!
Judy
On Wed, 1 Sep 2004, J. Landman Gay wrote:
If your license is current and not expired, just go here and request an
updated key for free:
Nope. Tried that last Friday. The old code was for the purchase of 2.2
(or whatever it was back in July).
Any other ideas?
Thanks!
Judy
On Wed, 1 Sep 2004, J. Landman Gay wrote:
On 9/1/04 5:27 PM, Judy Perry wrote:
Jacque,
How do I do this for my institution's purchase?
I'm still
Try Bugzilla:
http://support.runrev.com/bugdatabase/query.cgi?GoAheadAndLogIn=1
HTH,
Judy
On Thu, 2 Sep 2004, Arthur Urban wrote:
Now this one, I do not feel there is an excuse for. The negation of -6 is 6,
not some approximation. Somebody at Revolution really needs to respond to
this, but
I agree. I don't argue that Rev flood the market with free software for
educators. I simply do not believe that 10 hours is a sufficient amount
of time for learning/evaluation and that even the mere *perception* that
real developers get 30 days and lowly newbies get 10 hours looks bad.
Worse
This is exactly what I was talking about in my previous post.
Judy
On Fri, 3 Sep 2004, Keith Hutchison wrote:
Thanks for your response, we were getting fairly frustrated with make up
your mind in ten hours or forget it message. Frankly it caused confusion.
On Tue, 7 Sep 2004, Dan Shafer wrote:
2. Development tools are a particularly difficult sell into the
education market because of the wide availability of free, Open Source
tools.
--In our case, it's even worse. On the educational end, we eschew the
free, open source dev tools in favor of
On Tue, 7 Sep 2004, j wrote:
I'll wager Microsoft has made a nice chunk of cash
selling Word licenses to pretty much every school in the Western world.
--But, it wasn't always so easy. WordPerfect had a near lockjawed grip on
the education market as it was the preferred choice for PCs into
Yes, I've obviously thought about doing this myself... maybe even will if
I can spin the right angle. It's difficult inasmuch as my students are
all largely 3-rd year CS majors, though... maybe T.H.E. Journal?
Judy
On Tue, 7 Sep 2004, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Judy Perry wrote:
On Tue, 7 Sep
On Tue, 7 Sep 2004, Dan Shafer wrote:
snip
The problem, I submit, is with the fact that dedicated educators can't
get their schools to buy the right stuff because those schools are
spending way too much money on overpriced textbooks and top-heavy
administrative groups.
--Amen, amen, and,
Dunno about wav, but I think aif works fine..
Judy
On Tue, 14 Sep 2004, Eric Engle wrote:
Hi,
I am sure this is in a faq somewhere - so maybe just point me to a faq url?
I am trying to figure out the play command. What file types can be played using
play? I tried to play an MP3 and got
Does anyone know whether the resizing bug got fixed?
Being lazy...
Judy
On Wed, 15 Sep 2004, Arthur Urban wrote:
Now how does one pull of those side drawers that are all the
rage in OS
X apps?
I believe all you have to do is:
drawer stack mystack
Check out the 'drawer' command
Thanks for the tips, Malte!
On Thu, 23 Sep 2004, Malte Brill wrote:
Hi Judy,
it is possible to do Sidescroller Games in Rev if you keep the minimal
system requirements high enough:
The computer the game is played on should run at 600 + MHz,
have at least 4 MB video Ram and 256 MB Ram.
I'd be interested in knowing this info as well...
Judy
On Sun, 26 Sep 2004, David Quinn-Jacobs wrote:
Could some kind soul someone email a valid sound file for Linux to me?
I have tried every format I can think of, but the sound remains
distorted. AU files are only slightly off, but WAV
Leston,
I have the same problem with one of my stacks -- in the opencard handler
of the first card, I have an animation routine (simple). It doesn't.
There is no openCard handler at the stack level. If, on card one I type:
send openCard to this card
then, it works as it should. It doesn't
I don't know because
(a) it's not finished
(b) it's not supposed to be compiled (it's an example buttons stack for my
students).
I guess I'll try that next, but it won't help in my particular
circumstance.
Judy
On Fri, 1 Oct 2004, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Judy Perry wrote:
Does it happen
Yeah, but it sounds a little geeky for the edu crowd...
Judy
On Tue, 5 Oct 2004, Rob Cozens wrote:
Note this can be posed as a real-world problem:
The objective of this exercise is to calculate the total of a
specific sub-field in a file of comma-delimited text records.
Fields are
on the first test (e.g. 100+90+80).
(I think you can fill it in from here...)
On Oct 5, 2004, at 3:21 PM, Judy Perry wrote:
Yeah, but it sounds a little geeky for the edu crowd...
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Hmmm,
Well, you could use soundChannels... but, oops, that's a Hypercard thingy,
isn't it?!
Ummm, I don't think I've ever seen a good reason why this couldn't be done
in Revolution other than it isn't. The traditional explanation from I
think Scott Raney was something to the effect that it
So, then it's not that it's IMPOSSIBLE as we've previously been led to
believe but rather that it's not a priority?
Judy
On Sun, 17 Oct 2004, Troy Rollins wrote:
Yeah, you're pretty much spot-on, as usual. Director and Flash are both
aimed at this sort of thing. Flash in a slightly less
Thank you!
Judy
On Sun, 17 Oct 2004, Troy Rollins wrote:
On Oct 17, 2004, at 9:28 PM, Judy Perry wrote:
Is it possible in Director or Flash, anyone?
Both.
--
Troy
RPSystems, Ltd.
http://www.rpsystems.net
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I have some handouts that I developed for my class in PDF format if you
want them... They're not really comprehensive 'intro to programming' per
se but they are aimed at the novice/non-programmer.
Judy
On Mon, 18 Oct 2004, Bill Vlahos wrote:
I'm looking for course material to do a similar
There is one -- it's been announced/discussed now for the third time on
thie list: go to Jacque's site; I believe she just redid that page to
include a d/l link for the PC Shakobox.
http://www.hyperactivesw.com -- Resources (I think) and look for
Shakobox.
Judy
On Mon, 18 Oct 2004, Erik Hansen
Same here ;-)
Judy
On Mon, 18 Oct 2004, Erik Hansen wrote:
no apologies for being a pest either.
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Hi,
I am attempting to put together a GeekSpeak Cheat Sheet on Rev for my lazy
CS majors (largely so that they'll stop whining about how they can't do
anything 'real' in Rev).
But, not being a real geek myself, I find myself at an impasse. I have
Coulouris Thimbleby's HyperProgramming which
Sounds like Sunny San Diego to me ;-)
Judy
On Sun, 24 Oct 2004, sims wrote:
Winter? What is winter?
Come to the European Rev Conference 14-15-16 November in *sunny* Malta!
UK seasons: Rain-Rainy-Cloudy Drizzle-Rainy
Northern New England seasons: Snow-Mud-Mosquitos-Frost
Malta has: A
Ummm, you mean that overwhelming, Yes, Virginia, there IS a Santa
Claus-type of voluminous replies? Surely you jest ;-)
On Sun, 24 Oct 2004, Alex Tweedly wrote:
I haven't seen other replies, so I'll take a shot at this
classes - unimportant. They're only significant as a representative
On Mon, 25 Oct 2004, Alex Tweedly wrote:
On the basis of getting a camels' nose into the tent - ask them why C++ not
Java or C#
If that gets them to admit there is a choice to be made - maybe they'll
then admit there are a whole set of choices possible. Get them to read
On Mon, 25 Oct 2004, Richard Gaskin wrote:
The beta list is already public. What did you expect the readers here
to do?
--Vote for them maybe?? (just a guess...)
Bug#: 1525
Win95 only; worth doing, but in the meantime will affect less than 2% of
all computer users, and usually less
On Mon, 25 Oct 2004, Troy Rollins wrote:
As usual, I take on the role of devil's advocate.
This thread makes me wonder what the goal is. It would seem to me that
the CS students have every right to roll their eyes.
snip
--Fair enough, but, actually, no they do not have this right inasmuch
Thanks, Chipp, for the link. I definitely will read it.
And, FWIW, whenever I do hear back later from a student in the workplace,
those students have gone out of their way to tell me how this type of
instruction most definitely did make a difference in helping them get a
job. Clearly, not the
H.. I get a 'server not found' when I try your link.
Judy
On Tue, 26 Oct 2004, Chipp Walters wrote:
http://www.paulgraham.com/gh.html
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Go figure. It just came up. :(
Judy
On Tue, 26 Oct 2004, Judy Perry wrote:
H.. I get a 'server not found' when I try your link.
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I couldn't agree with you more! I deplore how so-called universities
choose to transmorph themselves into trade schools. Trade schools have
their place... as do universities.
I am always reminded of the joke about the engineer on his way to the
guillotine. It, of course, malfunctions for many
Ralph,
Are they not freely available via RevOnline? If not, making them
available only via purchase seems to me to be a very grave oversight.
What exactly are you looking for? How much of a HyperCard geek are/were
you?
Judy
On Sat, 30 Oct 2004, Ralph R. Forehand wrote:
Mark wrote;
Hmmm -
I'm trying to create a simple sidescroller game example. I have a stack
containing a single card containing two images:
(1) map image that is larger than card window (it's a starcraft map).
(2) animated gif of player/critter that can be moved about screen using
the arrow keys.
The map is more
I figured it out, more or less.
Do I ever feel geeky ;-P in a cutting one's baby teeth sort of way.
Judy
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That would be sooo coool! I gave up on blender just because I couldn't
make heads nor tails out of it.
Judy
On Tue, 16 Nov 2004, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Given what you describe as Blendeer's odd interface, I wonder if there
could be a way to make the Blender engine accessible within Rev
It's not a scripting-based solution, but if the user isn't going to be
interacting with those same menus (or, even if they are but later), why
not do a screen movie capture and play that?
Or, do it via animation (I'm guessing that you could hide the cursor,
create a transparent button with a
Hi,
I think I've come across a situation in which I really will need an
irregularly-shaped button. It's for using the intersection function; it's
okay for one of the objects to be rectangular but not the other as it
represents 'obstacles' on an orthoscopic map.
Any ideas?
TIA,
Judy
a look at it.
Thanks again!
Judy
On Tue, 16 Nov 2004, Scott Rossi wrote:
Recently, Judy Perry wrote:
I think I've come across a situation in which I really will need an
irregularly-shaped button. It's for using the intersection function; it's
okay for one of the objects to be rectangular
Sorry to be so dense here, but I'm not seeing how to use the within()
function.
I suppose I could set *either* image as the object, but the loc of both
are constantly changing, and how do I check for within() four sets of
points?
It's looking (to me at least) like the intersect function *should*
Hi Scott,
Haven't tried it yet but it looks like it should work.
Many thanks!
Judy
On Fri, 19 Nov 2004, Scott Rossi wrote:
Without knowing what you're doing, this might work:
# CHECK FOR COLLISION BETWEEN BOX1 AND BOX2
function collisionCheck obj1,obj2
set itemDel to |
put
Richmond,
Misery loves company. You should have seen the substandard stuff I
recently endured for two years for my MSc. They actually awarded the
degree WITHOUT EVER SEEING my project (as opposed to thesis). Some who
have seen it may think that that's a good thing ;-)
Can't wait to see
Subscribe to freeGUI... We've seen some recent traffic there.
Judy
On Sun, 21 Nov 2004, MisterX wrote:
Are you refering to Alain Farmer's OpenCard initiative?
Haven't heard from him in a while!
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While I believe that the docs could be improved (or, rather more
specifically, the additional learning materials), of course this could be
said of all things, most certainly of my own stuff as well (some of which
could well and truly be classified as 'crappy').
All the docs and learning materials
Or, Jason,
In perhaps a more 'brain-friendly' fashion, simply create a number of
buttons whose type is transparent -- these will respond just fine to
mouse events.
How to do it? Create a button by dragging the button tool over from the
tools palette to the area on your phone image; resize to
saints-in-training get tied to stakes and flamed ;-)
j.k. ...
On Mon, 22 Nov 2004, Scott Rossi wrote:
Recently, Judy Perry wrote:
In perhaps a more 'brain-friendly' fashion, simply create a number of
buttons whose type is transparent -- these will respond just fine to
mouse events.
Also
Thanks, Jim...
I think you just helped me getting a few steps closer to 'getting my
wings' ;-)
Judy
On Mon, 22 Nov 2004, Jim MacConnell wrote:
Gordon,
I'd suggest using transparent buttons... Different from invisible regular
buttons.
Make a button over the key in your picture.
In the
Oh, no, Scott,
I didn't feel that way at all! My apologies for having inadvertently
suggested that.
I know well that mine is often perhaps 'the idiot's approach' (or rather
the least possible elegant approach), but if a person is *very* new to
such things, I would guess that it's conceptually
I'd vote for this one myself!
This could be indispensible for anyone doing development for children...
and anyone accustomed to being able to do so in Rev's oft-mentioned direct
competitor, Director...
Judy
On Tue, 23 Nov 2004, MisterX wrote:
What about using color cursors Jacque?
cheers
Yes, and thank you, Andrew, for your recipe for turkey function stew...
;-)
Judy
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Thank you to those who have helped me and others over the year(s)...
Andrew
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I would also appreciate viewing such a tutorial if anyone has one handy...
Judy
On Thu, 2 Dec 2004, MisterX wrote:
Do you have a tutorial on profiles or know where I can dig it?
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Hi,
I know that this is a really stupid request, but I am looking for a
screenshot of Rev's colorized script editing window. I thought that they
had one on their website a while back but, in quickly looking, I couldn't
find it.
So, why don't I roll my own? Because my two main machines with a
Any should be fine...
Thank you :-D
Judy
On Thu, 2 Dec 2004, Ken Ray wrote:
On 12/2/04 12:00 PM, Judy Perry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I know that this is a really stupid request, but I am looking for a
screenshot of Rev's colorized script editing window. I thought that they
had
You never know with higher ed these days.
Sigh...
Judy
On Sun, 12 Dec 2004, Bill wrote:
I agree with Andre. This could well be a serious college curriculum.
Although the sexist comments about the professor's secretary would surely
get him fired (perhaps he is tenured) at the least he will
I remember Lobachevsky: plagiarize, plagiarize, plagiarize!
But, seriously, these days half the CFP I see in history and literature
are along the lines of
Cross-dressing Transgendered Trolls and multilayered identity in
Beowulf.
Okay, the above is a bit of an exaggeration. But not much.
Judy
Thank you, Jacque :-D
Can't wait to read it!
Judy
On Sun, 12 Dec 2004, J. Landman Gay wrote:
I said elsewhere that I'd post my article about the differences between
a function and a command handler. For anyone interested, I've put it
online here:
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