John, a checkbox is just a type of button, so:
if hilite of btn AFR then answer You ticked AFR
Mark
On 3 Oct 2005, at 12:06, Thornton, John wrote:
Bob,
Don't worry about being really basic, I also have the same
problem in that I can't access revonline from my machine. I also
have a
And you can also store such arrays in custom property sets very
easily...
Mark
On 3 Oct 2005, at 14:58, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi David,
Hi David,
You dont need structures. You can use the arrays for that without any
problem
struct contact[id] {
name;
age;
height;
weigth
}
is
But you can still just refer to the data stack..
repeat with n = 1 to the number of cds in stack dataStack
repeat for each line L in fld somedata of cd n of stack dataStack
if L is whatImAfter then
doSomethingWith L
end if
end repeat
end repeat
the point being that you can
Dave, you can have pretty much as many Custom Property Sets as you
like. Each custom property set is an array. You can store an array in
a custom property set as Dave Cragg has shown ie: set the
CustomProperties[myData] of this stack to myArray.
You can also then refer to the individual
Can you give us an example of the code that doesn't work?
Mark
On 6 Oct 2005, at 09:08, Todd Geist wrote:
Hello,
I have ui Stack and a data stack.
I want to create a new Card in my Data stack from the UI Stack, so
I can
store a new record on a new Card in the Data Stack.
I can't figure
Perhaps you need to set the data stack as the defaultStack before
sending the command?
put the defaultStack into oldDefStack -- save the current
defaultStack setting
set the defaultStack to dataStack
send create card to stack dataStack
--do whatever else needs doing
set the defaultStack to
If you set the HTMLtext of the field to you bit of html, it will
generally do a pretty good job of displaying only the text, though it
will be formatted according to the html formatting tags. To get
around this, you can do
set the HTMLText of fld myField to theBitOfHtml
put fld myField
Joe, you can either simply put breakpoint in the script at the
point you want to, or click in the gey margin to the left of the line
you want to stop at. Clicking on the red dot that will now be there
will clear it.
Mark
On 9 Oct 2005, at 18:08, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Everyone,
Is
something like
get offset(.,tFileName)
delete char it to -1 of tFileName
Mark
On 10 Oct 2005, at 02:23, Ian Leigh wrote:
I have a list of filenames which are displayed in a list field.
When clicked on the name of the selected file appears in a label
but I don't want the extension
New controls inherit their font and other settings from the stack
they're in. If you set those properties for the stack, your buttons
will inherit them...as will your fields and all other controls, which
may not be what you want. Otherwise, short of customising the IDE,
there's not a
Actually, a quick perusal of the docs reveals the 'newButton'
message, sent to the new button when it's created, so you could put
this in the script of your stack:
on newButton
set the textSize of the target to yourSize
set the textFont of the target to yourFont
end newButton
also see
Hurray! The long popups bug is squashed like a, well, bug. Hurray!
Mark
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Not regex, but how about
if word 1 of vLineBuffer 10 then
Mark
On 11 Oct 2005, at 00:04, Harvey Toyama wrote:
Hi,
I have a log file to parse. The data looks like this:
Chip_Test:
2 1075.7 R120-7000h
I think the history of synthesizers is quite an interesting example
of what happens in the real world.
Back in late seventies, most synths had wonderful UIs (ie. lots of
single-function knobs and buttons).
Sequential Circuits (RIP) had noticed, even then, that 90% of the
synths returned
I've seen quite a lot of MMDD about, what Sarah calls 'numeric
date' in her DateTime library. I've been using it in all my apps
internally for ages, since it's so easy to sort and search. I have a
few of simple functions to convert back and forth, and identify
weekends and such like,
Well, you can set Constellation to show 'script only', in which case
when you choose tp inspect properties, the Rev inspector will open,
while your scripts will still open in Constellation. Ypu can have it
the other way round too. Just check the appropriate button in
Constellations top
Gregory, you can use functions as part of your sort command, like this:
on mouseUp
sort lines of fld 1 numeric by getMonthNum(word 1 of each)
end mouseUp
function getMonthNum aMonth
return lineOffset(aMonth,the monthNames)
end getMonthNum
Cheers,
Mark
On 18 Oct 2005, at 17:04, Gregory
You could just filter again
filter ROMlist without .* -- no asterisk at the beginning limits
the filter to excluding lines that start with a period
Mark
On 18 Oct 2005, at 22:07, Ian Leigh wrote:
I am, as an attempt to learn Dreamcard, writing a frontend to MAME.
I have a fair idea of
I got these:
to strip leading spaces
function trimL aString
return char offset(word 1 of aString, aString) to -1 of aString
end trimL
to strip trailing spaces
function trimR aString
return char 1 to length(word 1 to -1 of aString) + (offset(word
1 of aString, aString) - 1) of aString
This should also work:
on mouseUp
repeat 1
put any item of H,T after flipList -- just to generate a
sample list
end repeat
put flipList into headsList -- make a copy to work on
replace T with cr in headsList -- split runs of heads into lines
filter headsList without
I tend to exclude rather than include in these situations, so
something like this?
repeat for each line tLine in tData
if word is not in item 2 of tLine then next repeat
if item 4 of tLine = 2 then next repeat
if item 8 of tLine = 50 OR item 8 of tLine = 500 then next repeat
Sometimes the 'lock messages' command can help...
Cheers,
Mark
On 8 Nov 2005, at 18:45, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I did some digging around in the archives, and I see that some
folks are
having this same problem, but in my case, I haven't read a solution:
I need to be able to click on a
I have to say, I'm a little baffled about what is being discussed
here. Is it just the idea of apps (or applets in browsers) that
interact with remote servers in real (ish) time? Dynamic HTML or XML
generation?
Obviously, we have these already, so what is it?
Densely,
Mark Smith
I'm getting the split version as about 10% faster than 'repeat for each'
Rev 2.6.1
Mac PB G4 1.5Ghz
Mark
On 16 Nov 2005, at 17:44, Alex Tweedly wrote:
Geoff Canyon wrote:
Bother -- it happened again. First we had repeat for each turning
up faster than the filter command. Now I've done
I wonder if the kind or amount of data has an effect. The data I used
was a list of about 1 lines, each consisting of 7 items, from 4
to 12 characters each.
I also made sure that about 1 in 5 lines was duplicated.
One application of the deleteDups function with 'split' - 60 - 65 ms.
Maybe one of the most interesting things about Rev/MC is the way that
it can be seen as both a useful application in its own right , and a
development environment.
I jumped on Hypercard as soon as I got my first Mac (1990, a Mac
Classic), and a great deal of what I did with it (and still
Dan, this is an innocent question, not intended to provoke or
contradict, but where do you think Rev is currently falling down with
regard to either pro developers or inventive users?
As a hobbyist/inventive user (an excellent phrase, btw), I feel very
well served by Rev, though perhaps
Gunter, I usually store dates in mmdd format, and I have
functions to convert back and forth from system date.
I'm assuming that the german system date is the same as the uk : dd/
mm/yy
You can sort a list by the result of a function.
My function for converting a dd/mm/yy date to
While I agree that it would be handy if the engine could accept non-
integers for graphic points, a simple function to round a list of
4000 or so points to integers took 34 milliseconds on my 1.5Ghz PB
G4...hardly onerous in either execution time or coding effort.
Cheers,
Mark
On 5 Dec
Apologies...didn't follow the whole thread.
Mark
On 5 Dec 2005, at 04:17, Bill Marriott wrote:
Mark,
It's not hard to round to integers. The problem is that Rev works with
integers for its rotation algorithm and therefore corrupts the
graphic in
the process.
Bill
Mark Smith [EMAIL
'The replaceText function is not as fast as the Replace command'
That is certainly true.
in the code below, using the more complicated (in terms of code)
replace function takes 20ish milliseconds, whereas the replaceText
version (commented out) takes about 200.
on mouseUp
repeat 1
Jim, I hope you didn't take my little experiment as some kind of one-
upmanship - it certainly wasn't intended as such.
I was simply interested to see, in this example of removing double-
spaces, how great the difference was between the more flexible regex
approach, and the more specific
Graham, I don't think you can address the scrollbar(s) of a scrolling
field specifically, but a field has the scroll, vScroll and hScroll
properties, which you certainly can.
Mark
On 6 Dec 2005, at 23:25, graham samuel wrote:
I'm sure this is a dumb question, but in the RR docs one sees
Adam, a handler will be in the form:
on myHandler param1,param2,etc
doStuff
end myHandler
a function will be:
function myFunction param1,param2,etc.
do stuff
return something
end myFunction
the calling of these will be someting like
myHandler param1,param2
or:
put
I had the same problem (Mac OS 10.4), with v0.6 of the external,
downloaded v1.0 beta and all was good. BTW, I installed it as a plug-
in, as Trevor suggests in the docs...
The VU style meters look great, though if you need them to behave
like 'real' VUs, you may need to make some
It's not always the best solution, and occasionally can behave
strangely, but have you checked out the built in Geometry Manager?
In the Property Inspector for each object, there is a Geometry tab,
under which you can set how the object is to resize/reposition when
the stack resizes.
More
Is it absolutely necessary to have the progress stacks as modal?
In the property inspector, you can choose the 'decorations', and
disable the close box etc
Mark
On 8 Dec 2005, at 22:35, Adam wrote:
Hi all:
I have a series of modal windows that display the progress of
current
Is it related to a difference between screen dot size/resolution and
printer dot size/resolution?
I had a similar problem, and simply reducing the font size by 1 point
for printing did the trick...but this was on Mac OS X.
Mark
On 9 Dec 2005, at 21:28, Lynch, Jonathan wrote:
Well, I do
Me, too. But I can't help feeling that just because Apple might stop
putting firewire into iBooks, it doesn't mean it'll disappear from
the 'pro' machines.
You're not running PT off an iBook, after all... :)
Mark
p.s. Are you the same Stephen Barncard who engineered on Tupelo Honey?
On 9
Dennis, I have a very rough stack that downloads quotes from
yahoo...it's ugly, but it works reasonably well. If it might be
helpful, I'd be happy to email it over to you, even though I'm a
little embarassed at how rough it is...
Mark
On 10 Dec 2005, at 16:24, Dennis Brown wrote:
I have
Exactly. A midi file is effectively a description of the music (a
list of notes to be played, with some other information), like a
written score, as opposed to a recording.
Mark
On 11 Dec 2005, at 13:11, Charles Hartman wrote:
On Dec 10, 2005, at 11:22 PM, Scott Kane wrote:
Thanks for
In fact, they have. Heather, of course, didn't put it like that, but
as Bob points out, she emphasized that this is a how-to-use list.
These discussions are quite interesting, but IMHO this is not the
place for them, since they do interfere with the actual utility of
the list.
Now I'll
I have a library stack with some commonly used stuff in it.
I have, in it's script:
on trim @aString
put word 1 to -1 of aString into aString
end trim
AND:
function trim aString
return word 1 to -1 of aString
end trim
To my surprise, this works perfectly well, so I can do:
trim
Do they not do the same thing?
I see that the handler modifies the string passed to it, while the
function
returns a similarly modified copy of the string passed to it, but
that was
the point of it.
Or am I missing something?
Cheers,
Mark
On 11 Dec 2005, at 23:49, Mark Wieder wrote:
To be both snottily pedantic and a little cruel, it might have been a
bit more christmassy if it suggested clicking on the 'garland' rather
than the 'wreath'!
Though given my attitude towards christmas
:)
Mark
On 11 Dec 2005, at 19:25, Mark Swindell wrote:
Here's a card done with
Now available on RevOnline
user: Mark Smith
category: General
stack:FuturesDownloader
Fairly widgety, but I have to get that reflective glass thing
happening...
Mark
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Well I take your point, especially if others were going to use my
library.
In any case, I've renamed them fTrim and hTrim, respectively, since
they serve a similar purpose, and that's probably enough to prevent
me from shooting myself in the foot, as well as avoiding any
potential
.
As to where the discussion in question should be, I have no idea.
Perhaps wherever people have long discussions about how Microsoft and
Apple should be run.
Mark
On 14 Dec 2005, at 02:18, Dan Shafer wrote:
Fair enough, Mark. Where should they be, then?
On 12/11/05, Mark Smith [EMAIL
Jerry, there was a discussion about this quite recently, so you can
search the archives to find it.
The versions that I have are:
function TrimL aString
return char offset(word 1 of aString, aString) to -1 of aString
end TrimL
function TrimR aString
retun char 1 to offset(word 1 of
Please ignore
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their limited
functionality browser (Java) interface.
Dennis
On Dec 14, 2005, at 1:12 PM, Mark Smith wrote:
Dennis, have you contacted the supplier to ask if they have an API
that would enable you to link a rev app directly to their service?
They might have such a thing based on Soap/XML
Joe,
'set the showLines of fld myField to true'
Best,
Mark
On 14 Dec 2005, at 20:18, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Everyone,
Please tell me how to create a field with the lines showing.
Joe,
Orlando, FL
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A useful thing can also be to store your applescripts in custom
properties, with place-holders for values and then:
put the myApplescript of me into tScript
replace placeholder with value in tScript
do tScript as applescript
an example (including a bit of javaScript):
a custom property
taking a quick look at it to see if this approach is likely to
work. (I changed the password, but it still runs --just won't
connect for the real quote data).
Dennis
On Dec 14, 2005, at 6:53 PM, Mark Smith wrote:
A useful thing can also be to store your applescripts in custom
properties
But what kind of discussion of RunRevs drawing tools do you think
might be said to be unrelated to using Revolution?
Mark
On 15 Dec 2005, at 15:48, Mathewson wrote:
1. Just uploaded 4 images of 'StackWare' palettes for
comparison to the RRGraphix Group
(
Of course, we're all free to create whatever lists and forums we
want, but I see no indication in Heathers message to suggest that
what you have in mind would be inapropriate for this list. That's why
I asked. It just seems that it would be a shame to find that people
hoping to find thngs
You seem to suggest that RR is both too neglectful of the list and,
at the same time, too strict in it's moderation of same.
I don't understand.
Mark
On 15 Dec 2005, at 20:47, Mathewson wrote:
1. I liked the separate Paint Tools palette in RR 2.0.1 -
just seen a bad case of disclosure
A. 1.6574
B. A walrus
:)
On 16 Dec 2005, at 14:02, Thomas McGrath III wrote:
OK, I'll bite.
When applying a patina to cold rolled steel using a patina that
does not contain acid is t best to warm the metal first? If so, is
putting it out in the Sun acceptable?
Tom
On Dec 16, 2005, at
test, everyone ingnore except tom...:)
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How are you selecting the line? I just tried 'select line 21' of a
field (field is only about 4 lines high), and it scrolled right to it
without me having to do anything
Mark
On 21 Dec 2005, at 18:32, Chris Sheffield wrote:
It's been a while since I've posted anything to the list.
to I'll try using select instead. Thanks.
Chris
On Dec 21, 2005, at 12:10 PM, Mark Smith wrote:
How are you selecting the line? I just tried 'select line 21' of a
field (field is only about 4 lines high), and it scrolled right to
it without me having to do anything
Mark
On 21 Dec 2005
set the backColor of fld xxx to 220,220,220
all three numbers will get you grey, and the higher the number (max
255 = white) the lighter the grey.
Cheers,
Mark
On 21 Dec 2005, at 21:21, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Everyone,
This is probably a simple question. But, this newbie can't
Have you tried reading the file into a variable, and then writing it
to the socket?
assuming the spool file is binary:
put URL (binfile: theFilePath) into myVar
write myVar to socket 192.168.0.201
or even bypassing the variable (don't know if this is reasonable)
write URL (binfile:
set the backColor of fld xxx to 220,220,220
all three numbers will get you grey, and the highr the number the
lighter the grey.
Cheers,
Mark
On 21 Dec 2005, at 21:21, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Everyone,
This is probably a simple question. But, this newbie can't figure
out how to
Have you tried reading the file into a variable, and then writing it
to the socket?
assuming the spool file is binary:
put URL (binfile: theFilePath) into myVar
write myVar to socket 192.168.0.201
or even bypassing the variable (don't know if this is reasonable)
write URL (binfile:
Scott, you have to specify what object the custom property set
belongs to, so to get a a value from a custom property set.
get the cpsName[foo] of fld myField
if the set doesn't exist, or if the specified element doesn't exist,
the above will return empty, but if the object doesn't exist,
I think you're right - I don't think you can use array notation to
access the basic, unnamed 'default' set...which seems a little
strange, but there it is.
Cheers,
Mark
On 23 Dec 2005, at 10:00, Scott Morrow wrote:
Mark,
Thank you for the suggestion but as it turns out, I'm not trying to
set the textStyle of word 6 to 7 of fld myField to link
set the linkText of word 6 to 7 of fld myField to myLink -- where
myLink is the link eg, card 1 of stack mySubStack or http://
www.google.com or whatever
Mark
On 26 Dec 2005, at 16:33, Preston Shea wrote:
How does one link word 6 and
Also remember that the resumeStack message (like the various open,
preopenand close messages) are sent to the current card of a stack,
so you can have different resumeStack handlers on different cards. If
you finish them with 'pass resumeStack', the message will get passed
along to the
In fact, there is an excellent cron GUI by the name of Cronnix at:
http://www.abstracture.de/projects-en/cronnix
It's donationware, and very good.
Mark
On 27 Dec 2005, at 16:38, Andre Garzia wrote:
Dan,
the way MacOS X and other Unixes schedule tasks is the way of
cronjobs, cron is a
I've posted a Transcript version of the 99 bottles of beer program to:
http://www.99-bottles-of-beer.net/language-transcript-994.html
For those who haven't seen this site, it's worth a look, in
particular the Perl entry, which is extraordinary...
Mark
On Dec 28 2005, at 13:05, Mark Smith wrote:
I've posted a Transcript version of the 99 bottles of beer program
to:
http://www.99-bottles-of-beer.net/language-transcript-994.html
For those who haven't seen this site, it's worth a look, in
particular the Perl entry, which is extraordinary
I can't think of one, but I wonder how big a deal it would be to
change the engine to be able to do a reverse range, so that you could do
put char -1 to 1 of ABCDEF into myBackwardVariable.
It might be useful to be able to 'get line 9 to 6 of myList', for
example, or maybe it should be 'get
How is the returnInField handler in the script of field x being
triggered?
Mark
On 29 Dec 2005, at 13:59, Friedrich F. Grohmann wrote:
I am working with two stacks both of them with a number of text
fields.
There is a script in stack A which puts the selectedText of one
field of
this
Exactly. Nothing wrong with 'type return', either.
Mark
On 29 Dec 2005, at 16:31, Malte Brill wrote:
Hi Fritz,
The relevant part of the script in Stack A is
put myVariable into fld x
select after fld x
type numToChar(13)
have you tried numToChar(10) ?
put
Going back to the original question, I think there may be a context
problem - the problem arising when putting text into fld x from
another stack, so the returnInField handler can't find fld y,
because the current stack is tnot the stack in which fld y resides.
One solution would be,
Fritz, this stuff is well outside my knowledge, but have you tried
using 'set the UnicodeText of fld x to ...' rather than simply
pasting the text in?
Good luck,
Mark
On 30 Dec 2005, at 01:43, Friedrich F. Grohmann wrote:
First of all, thanks to everybody who thought about my problem and
revGoURL file:help.chm should open it in the users default
browser.
Mark
On 2 Jan 2006, at 14:03, Jason (Polydiam) wrote:
I've got a html help file (a .chm) file that I'm trying to run from
the same
directory that my runrev file is published to in windows.
I've tried
Launch
put the ticks into tTicks
repeat while the ticks - tTicks 240
Easier though, is to use a send in time, like:
send showImage to me in 4 seconds
and then have a handler:
on showImage
show image TheTitle
end showImage
Mark
On 3 Jan 2006, at 02:31, Scott Kane wrote:
Hi,
I've been
Also, if there is any scope ambiguity, it helps to be explicit:
send stackInitialize to stack stackA or send stackInitialize to
me (if the card doesn't handle it, it'll go to the stack)
or even
set the defaultStack to stackA
Mark
On 3 Jan 2006, at 16:34, Rob Cozens wrote:
Morning Dave,
Assuming the main stack is called 'MyMainStack and the sub stack to
be cloned is called MySubStack1:
clone stack MySubStack1
set the mainStack of it to MyMainStack
set the name of it to MySubStack2
Cheers,
Mark
On 28 Dec 2005, at 22:34, Stephen Paul McNutt wrote:
The weird thing is I've
Curiousthis works here. You don't have an 'on openField' or some
other handler that might interfere?
Mark
On 9 Jan 2006, at 01:42, Bill Vlahos wrote:
I want to programatically select text in a field as if I had
doubleclicked it. For example... I want to select word 4 of a field.
Though probably possible, I doubt that this is practical, except
perhaps with an external, or unless you can somehow get it from
Quicktime.
But maybe someone here knows better.
Mark
On 11 Jan 2006, at 01:29, liamlambert wrote:
Is it possible display the audio wave form in rev
Liam
I need to extract a binary floating point number from a binary file.
It's an 'extended' 80 bit (10 byte) floating point number (I think
this is an apple thing). The binaryDecode function doesn't seem to
support this, so can anyone here suggest a way of doing it?
The binaryDecode function
integer, would it?
Mark
On 11 Jan 2006, at 14:08, Mark Smith wrote:
I need to extract a binary floating point number from a binary
file. It's an 'extended' 80 bit (10 byte) floating point number (I
think this is an apple thing). The binaryDecode function doesn't
seem to support this, so can
Well for question 2... if you start the test with a button, the add
to that buttons script:
startTimer
and then in the stack script:
on startTimer
send timesUp to me in 120 seconds
end startTimer
on timesUp
beep
go last cd -- or whatver action needs to be taken
end timesUp
Mark
On 12 Jan
I've put an early version of a grouped control for showing audio
waveforms in rev up on RevOnline.
Stack: AudioWaveform
User: Mark Smith
Mark
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very, very cool!
But where did you define: chooseFile()
I get an error: Error in function handler - choosefile()
Mark
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you think to be able to add a play function with a cursor
moving along the wave form?
Should be great!
Le 12 janv. 06 à 21:59, Klaus Major a écrit :
I've put an early version of a grouped control for showing audio
waveforms in rev up on RevOnline.
Stack: AudioWaveform
User: Mark Smith
Thanks!
Mark
On 13 Jan 2006, at 03:36, liamlambert wrote:
Nice one Mark 20 out of 10
Liam Lambert
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have a sharp feeling for mathematics :-(
Best Regards from Paris,
Eric Chatonet
Le 13 janv. 06 à 04:04, Mark Smith a écrit :
Now updated. Fixed the file thing, and have added a player with
moving cursor ... and you can zoom and scroll while playing.
Thanks!
Mark
On 12 Jan 2006, at 21:05
of player wsPlayer of me to the width of grc
w1 / the cpDuration of player wsPlayer of me
Any idea why?
-Chipp
Mark Smith wrote:
I've put an early version of a grouped control for showing audio
waveforms in rev up on RevOnline.
Stack: AudioWaveform
User: Mark Smith
Mark
On 14 Jan 2006, at 20:40, Alejandro Tejada wrote:
on Fri, 13 Jan 2006 03:04:31 +
Mark Smith wrote:
Now updated. Fixed the file thing, and have
added a player with moving cursor ...
and you can zoom and scroll while playing.
Excellent work, Mark!
Thanks for sharing this stack.
You
even be read and played back as MIDI by
Hypercard but it's been so long...
Sivakatirswami
On Jan 14, 2006, at 4:49 PM, Mark Smith wrote:
Alejandro, there shouldn't be any problem using it in Windows, or
'Nix for that matter, I just don't have anything but OS X
machines to test
I'm sure Xavier won't mind me butting in here...the relevent script
is the card script - there is an 'on stripes' handler. It sets the
hilited lines of the fld 1. It's a very neat and simple implementation.
Mark
On 18 Jan 2006, at 01:28, Scott Kane wrote:
I've been messing around with
Certainly,
put the label of btn myButton into myVariable
Mark
On 21 Jan 2006, at 00:07, Jeff Hudson wrote:
Is is possible to read the name or label of a standard button. I see
things about radiobuttons in families. I would like to put the label
information of a button into a variable.
Also, assuming that there are no spaces in the values in the field:
if (myVar space) is not in fld myField then put cr myVar after
fld myField
Mark
On 21 Jan 2006, at 20:07, Mark Schonewille wrote:
Hi André,
If all entries are in separate lines, you could do
if myVar is not among the
I've fixed some bugs and improved some things, not least the fact
that it can now read the sample rate from an AIF (thanks to Mark
Waddinham for his binary expertise).
It's now version 0.9, and it's on RevOnline and
http://www.futility.co.uk/futsoft/AudioWaveform.html
I've also made it
Sorry, that should be no caps:
http://www.futility.co.uk/futsoft/audiowaveform.html
On 23 Jan 2006, at 02:07, Mark Smith wrote:
I've fixed some bugs and improved some things, not least the fact
that it can now read the sample rate from an AIF (thanks to Mark
Waddinham for his binary
Do you have the SSL plugin? If not then it won't work, but you can
maybe do it through a shell. I've had good luck with 'curl', which
would be something like:
put https://www.example.com/output?this=that; into tURL
put shell(curl quote tURL quote) into testData
Mark
On 23 Jan 2006, at
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