Andrew-
Sunday, October 17, 2004, 9:41:16 PM, you wrote:
>> -- cool so tell me more what are these tools and where to get them? Thanks!
Mac> mac, 10.3.5
Mac> pc, 2000 pro, latest service packs installed.
http://www.redstonesoftware.com/vnc.html
http://www.tightvnc.com/
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stack and external library from your sources. Works fine for me (at
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; been able to compile under Windows yet, so I can't confirm this.
Well, admittedly I did the quick test in Win2k (I can hear Chipp
laughing at me even now) - I'll try to give it a test under OSX
tomorrow if I get a chance.
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of having to retrieve all at once.
Now... does anyone know if it's possible to script an automatic check
to see if there's an update from revonline?
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re's a cryptic
url for the file but I don't know it that's persistent or whether a
protocol has been worked out for determining these things.
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settings, especially
the display settings. Terminal Services is notorious for messing up
things that otherwise display fine.
I just checked and I can display png graphics through Terminal
Services and I can run rr standalones that display jpg images in
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K> because the model is different in RR). Any suggestions/ideas?
Are you trying to do something that you can't do with the "read from
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Hmmm - where have all the sample stacks gone? v2.2 had a subdirectory
for them, but they seem to have disappeared from v2.5. Luckily I could
dig them out of my zipped archives. Is this just an oversight, or have
they been deprecated out of existence?
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ing else is wrong. Er... you do
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of the rev installer package. In particular, the xmltree example
I wanted to look at.
The sample stacks are still available in the old installers at
ftp://ftp.runrev.com/pub/revolution/downloads/distributions/2.2.1/
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don't have a handler built into the OS to deal with .gz files
automatically, and therefore the default is to download the file (and
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y and results in false positives if someone
merely clicks in the field without changing anything.
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he MessageWatcher sees it. Maybe because my field is in a group?
I'm still plugging away at it.
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Tuesday, November 16, 2004, 10:52:45 AM, you wrote:
HF> Its not better, but an alternative . on focusIn put fld "x" into myVar
HF> on focusOut compare the current fld with myVar.
Thanks - that's an interesting approach. I'll try scripting that and
see what
t the focusIn
and focusOut handlers, then deleted them and went back to the original
code and now my closeField handler is working. Must be sunspots.
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Wednesday, November 17, 2004, 8:06:50 AM, you wrote:
BR> Not a peep from the Malta conference?
I keep looking at the pictures on the conference webpage thinking
they'll change and I'll recognize some familiar faces (at least in the
bar ), but so far nothing.
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where small amounts of data need to be sent quickly.
Do a web search for the OSI network model - here's a quick sample:
http://www.webopedia.com/quick_ref/OSI_Layers.asp
You'll find datagrams at layer 3 and TCP at layer 4.
All you need to know about datagrams:
http
My bad.
atn> If you are on a single machine, then (my opinion only)
And my opinion concurs with all the above.
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amp; quote & "quit" & quote && cr \
& "end tell" & cr \
into theScript
do theScript as applescript
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equivalent should work.
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urred.). And also that the userconributions web page
at the runrev site is long gone.
M> See Mathewson's software at:
M> http://members.maclaunch.com/richmond/default.htmland
M> http://www.runrev.com/Revolution1/developercentral/usercontributions.html
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s> Kevin Miller - Dave Cragg - Alex Tweedly
s> http://EZPZapps.com/ERC_photos/km_dc_at.JPG
Kevin - That is absolutely the *smallest* sword I have ever seen...
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SR> Go to Rev's Preferences and click the "Reset preferences to defaults"
SR> button. For some reason this restores the shortcuts to the menus.
Thanks! That does indeed seem to do the trick. It has the obvious
drawbacks, but it got the menu i
spate of
windows viruses you'll see how to (mis)use it.
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You can pick up StacKnowledge either in my revOnline space (mwieder)
or at http://www.ahsoftware.net/StacKnowledge.html
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Dar-
Wednesday, December 8, 2004, 1:46:05 PM, you wrote:
or...
on IsUpperCase w
return toUpper(w) is w
end IsUpperCase
on IsLowerCase w
return toLower(w) is w
end IsLowerCase
if IsUpperCase(x) then put xxx else put x
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Wednesday, December 8, 2004, 5:34:27 PM, you wrote:
>> on IsUpperCase w
>> return toUpper(w) is w
>> end IsUpperCase
DS> Cool. But won't this need caseSensitive set to true?
Right you are. My fingers think faster than my head.
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tains an embedded comment ("--") then
-- delete the comment part and just return the Transcript content
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function StripComments theLine
local numTokens
-- ignore comments
put the number of tokens of theLine into numTokens
if numT
umentation. I'd hate
to think that a 'fix' to some future version would break my code. The
insertion of comments shouldn't have an effect on the execution of
code.
Comment added to bug #2468.
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, the amount of help available here
is absolutely awesome. I remember a couple of attempts to set up
runrev fora, but as far as I can tell they died from lack of interest.
Maybe I'm misremembering and they're actually in use somewhere, in
which case someone will set me straight about t
Ken-
Thanks for explaining the "first" line to me. Now I get it. I'm not in
a panic anymore, but it's still bizarre. I'm sure someone thought it
was a good idea at the time... more heavy medication, maybe?
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Aubergines blow up in the oven? I always thought pricking them with a
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; end StripComents
Thanks for that. It pretty much does the job for me, although I have
to handle C-style comments and line-continuation characters externally
before the tokenizer has a chance to work.
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Dar-
Sunday, December 12, 2004, 10:39:19 AM, you wrote:
DS> The feature is a by-product of the compiler ignoring top level lines
DS> that are not top level constructs or commands in Transcript.
Ah - so this "feature" is actually tied into your postings about junk
in scripts?
what prompted him to do that. More heavy
meditation?
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MW> Actually, I don't really know what prompted him to do that. More heavy
MW> meditation?
...sorry ...make that "medication"...
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igorously
syntactically correct is an error. I suppose others may have differing
needs. If nobody's said it yet, let me be the first to say that I
think uncommented junk is still junk.
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Hint #1: put your name into the "exact phrase" field, either on Google's
advanced search page or in my plugin.
Hint #2: if you're using my plugin and you're reading a post from
someone, clicking on their name in the author field will do a new
search on the author'
ww.embedded.com/showArticle.jhtml;jsessionid=UIAIHHO3P0PECQSNDBCSKH0CJUMEKJVN?articleID=53700319
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ised to find that rev's
internal math handlers were fast enough that I no longer needed to
spawn the tasks out to external handlers.
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awing board...
AT> I don't have any suggestions, yet but it's an intriguing question, so
AT> I'll use it as an excuse to avoid gardening this afternoon :-)
Well, winter itself (or December) should be a good excuse. Me, I was
happy to get some greens in the ground bef
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. BTW - the item count thing won't work
because you still don't know the order, especially in cases where
there are multiple quotes and/or possible comment chars.
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he prototype software. I'm disappointed that you
didn't mention either ProGraph or VIP-C, though. Maybe for volume 2,
or when you decide to go for the PhuD.
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set me straight on what the "first"
line is. However, now that I understand what's involved in this, I'm
rather apathetic to the whole thing since I don't intend to use this
"feature" at all. I'm changing my bz
llow this: start
incrementing a counter at the first "/*", decrement the counter at
each "*/" and don't exit the comment processing until the count
reaches zero.
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A function returns a value which you can place in a container; a
command does not.
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27;s no easy way out. Menuing is just broken. You
have a choice: have extra blank space at the top of your Windows app;
do without OSX system menus; or have two separate builds.
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list.
Resizing issues aside, I herewith present:
http://support.runrev.com/bugdatabase/show_bug.cgi?id=2366
RG> Carpe menus!
Or maybe cave menum...
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it this some day. Nonetheless, I
agree with the comments that this should be easier. Menus are a basic
part of the OS and it shouldn't be this much work fiddling with things
to provide cross-platform functionality.
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Application Settings. Then you shouldn't need the clone command. I
usually use a splashscreen stack that does no more than launch a
substack, which is the main application. The substack is in a separate
file, which makes
ks to basic. I have taken external math
routines I used to have in C to get some speed out of HyperCard and
now run them *all* natively in runrev. YMMV.
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First announcement: we're going to do a revvers dinner on Tuesday
night after the first day of MacWorld expo. I'd like to have folks who
can make it please email me so I can get an idea of how many to
expect.
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Boas festas e prospero ano novo
Glad to see you back in action. Now start coding!
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actual stack crash, but YMMV.
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to the image itself. This results in an extra space when
you get the htmlText of the line. And if you do this recursively then
an extra space is inserted each time.
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was much fun. A half-dozen of us
gathered after the show to talk of things Revolutionary, tell jokes
and family stories, and wind down from a day on the show floor. I
resolved to work on getting Bay Area rev users' meetings together, if
not regularly, at least occasionally, aiming for next
developer) tool. A single mouse click builds a
double-clickable application, but you can also export the program as C
code (nice touch) for speed.
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ell, there's a Contact Manager database in revonline. Open
revonline, select Learning Center, then Sample Work, and finally
Sample Projects and All Projects. Here's the direct url (but watch the
line wrapping).
http://revonline.runrev.com/channels/learning_center.rvc.gz?Sample
Projects/Secti
Andre-
And also there's a great Windows app called The Regex Coach that
allows you to try out various regex strings against target text
interactively until you get the desired result. I don't know of a
similar approach for OSX, but it's at
http://weitz.de/files/regex-coach.exe
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Wednesday, January 12, 2005, 6:58:24 PM, you wrote:
JAED> But this *would* help with round-tripping, I think.
I modified bug #2511 as an enhancement request with the suggestion
that the tag itself be modified, rather than the text.
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Andre-
By coincidence, I just received this from ADC.
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Innovate with .Mac
Create more powerful applications with .Mac technology.
http://insideapple.apple.com/redir/99660/LEARN/048e35609bbaca2f87a74f1423be5966
Supercharge
tting from here to there absent any other information is
anything but a slam dunk. Note that my mail app is stored on a network
drive rather than locally, just to throw another monkey wrench into
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Mind you, I haven't looked into the sdk, but my guess would be that a
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MTP info to
DS> send the email.
When I get into a situation like that I set up a Preferences panel for
the user to plug in their smtp server address by hand. Much easier on
the old gray cells.
...and it's cross-platform.
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Scott-
Monday, January 31, 2005, 9:00:37 PM, you wrote:
SS> Is there a searchable archive of this mailing list available anywhere?
You might try the plugin at http://www.ahsoftware.net/ArchiveSearch.html.
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...in addition, if folks would use the standard net signature
delimiter of (see my signature below) then
much of the redundant garbage would automatically be clipped.
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. I believe the
convention is that the message is clipped at the lowest sig delimiter.
And it's a recommendation, not a requirement - these are RFC's, after
all, not laws laid down from above. But check out RFCs 2646.4.3,
3676.4.3 and 6, and especially 1036.4.3.2.
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lassID query, then a query of
the interface to return a list of functions, and of course a way to
call the various functions and pass arguments of various types and
return parameters of various types.
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Alex-
Thanks. I tried twice to come up with a good analogy to post to the
list and gave up each time. That freeway onramp/offramp thing is great
IMO.
(and speaking of spellcheckers, why is it cloverleafs and not
cloverleaves?)
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me advantages and disadvantages of
forth. The bottom-up coding style is a real productivity enhancer:
once you get something working you can build other things with it. And
I have the same love-hate relationship with the lack of variable
typing that I have with fo
w.rwin.ch/xp-live/regedit.htm
I do not need to tell you to make a backup first, do I? :-)
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...and I just threw it five votes. This should take very little effort
on runrev's part and I can't think of a downside.
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Everyone is encouraged
to upgrade their ArchiveSearch plugin to the new one (v1.4).
http://www.ahsoftware.net/ArchiveSearch.html
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at was
KR> intended)...
...dang users anyway... you can always count on them to do something
you never thought of. Who in their right mind would type a return into
a text field anyway?
OK - it's fixed up now. Sheesh - two fixes in one day. Return now
sends a "mouseUp" message to th
ng
what I get back. Of course, the 10 is a maximum number, so if there
are only 9 hits that's all you'll get.
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Nope. It was me after all. Shoulda known. It's fixed and uploaded and
the last hit is no longer truncated.
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You're not doing something silly like trying to set a customProperty
in a running mainStack, are you?
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my head. It's a
holdover from DOS commandlines where you don't need the trailing colon
in order to reference a logical device:
COPY FILE.TXT COM1
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oject | Project Options select the "Parameters" tab.
Then in the Linker window you will want to have just these two
options:
-fno-leading-underscore
-def myDLL.def
The contents of myDLL.def should be:
LIBRARY external
EXPORTS
getXtable
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set the foreColor of line -1 of field "xyz" to "red"
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Howard-
BZ #3080 has now been filed against this. This has annoyed me for a
while, but since I don't build standalones that often it's just been a
minor annoyance. Now it's finally reached a stage where it's getting
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t create
a standalone app and stay within the IDE you won't run into the
10-line limit.
Once you get beyond this hurdle you'll probably want to enumerate the
properties and custom properties as lists and send them out to the
source control app as well.
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Yes, this is the way that almost all source code control systems work.
They expect to do a diff on text files in order to create a delta
document to flag changes from version to version. I have the same
problem checking in regression tests that are in "formatted text"
outline formats.
--
uit" is not in theMessage
read from socket theSender until cr
put it into theMessage
if theMessage is not empty then
switch word 1 of theMessage
-- do something with the message here
end switch
end if
end repeat
end Po
Jonathan-
Thursday, August 25, 2005, 8:37:42 AM, you wrote:
> Put Character 1 to 14 of (tVar & " ") into tVar
!!! That's getting filed in my scrapbook. Thanks.
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installed into the proper directory it's been working fine.
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