On Date: Tue, 24 Aug 2004 22:34:17, Barry Levine [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Subject: RE: Do we have synthetic speech in WindowsXP yet?
I'm at the tail end of two years using Rev and we haven't had speech on
WindowsXP. I'm getting ready to move to RealBasic simply because of this
issue.
Thank you very much Tuviah! Not to seem ungrateful, but can you do
anything to achieve TTS in the various supported unix flavors?
Roger Eller [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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
Erik,
The align option in the object properties menu works fine for my needs
MOST of the time... although I wish it had undo capability. I can
multi-select objects and move them around using the arrow keys (as long as
the cursor is not clicked inside a field). By clusters, do you mean
groups?
And you do have a couple of neat proposals for the
vertical text alignment ; though for clarity, I'd
replace center with middle for this property.
Will you bugzilla these and let us know the number so
we can vote for it ?
Jan Schenkel.
middle I have --never-- seen middle used as a
This was bugzilla'd as RunRev instructed me to enter it there. The Bug
number was 1962
I have downloaded and installed 2.5 Release Candidate 1. My Rev
preferences has the correct http proxy info, yet Rev Online still fails
from behind our corporate firewall. Why doesn't it prompt for
On 08/31/2004 at 06:57 AM Pierre Sahores [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Works fine there, including the RevOnline features ;D
Best, Pierre
I wish I could say the same for RevOnline. I filed bugzilla# 1962 when I
discovered in 2.5RC1 that it doesn't work when I am at work. Most internet
savy apps
10 hours! You get more time with a Free AOL CD, and we all know what
happens to those. Seriously though, busy people will start the DreamCard
demo, then become distracted by a customer or something, and the meter
will continue to run until the time is gone. I think at least a week would
give
Kevin Miller wrote:
Yes, as indicated on the web site we haven't released the Mac OS Classic
version, but it will be up very shortly now.
Kind regards,
Kevin
Kevin Miller ~ [EMAIL PROTECTED] ~ http://www.runrev.com/
Kevin,
I was wondering if 2.5 will 'ever' have ALL of the supported
On Sep 4, 2004, at 10:53 PM, Judy Perry wrote:
Right, but I suspect that the issue is less one of needing
area-specific
specificity (ala SQL, TCP, animation etc.) and more one of developers
not
wanting to be bothered with the posts of nonprogrammers.
That sounds a bit harsher than the
http://www.soapdog.org/rev/scrsaverprimer.rev
Hope you all like
andre
--
Andre Alves Garzia ? 2004
Soap Dog Studios - BRAZIL
http://studio.soapdog.org
Andre,
Wonderful primer! This style of tutorial reminds me so much of HyperCard.
This would be a perfect inclusion for new
On Monday, September 6, 2004, at 02:31 PM, Andre Garzia wrote:
don't forget the ending slash in the FTP URL like:
ftp://myUser:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/mySweetFolder/
let me know if this works for you!!! :D
Cheers
andre
Almost everything works for me. I had to comment out the
-- delete last
On 09/15/2004 at 04:16 PM, James Cass wrote:
Leston -
You should be able to use the open file command for Windows or Mac.
Check out the Transcript Dictionary under Help.
Not sure about Windows, ...
James,
I must compliment you on your embedded AppleScript approach. In Windows, I
I am unsure if it would be possible, but just as runrev has created
revSpeak I could see real uses for a revListen command. At least on
Windows, the SAPI 5.1 TTS engine appears to also support speech conversion
to text. Could runrev tap into this so that a user could simply speak
responses to
Joe,100 98 69 87
Steve,90 80 86 72
Nancy,80 90 85 95
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 separated by commas and sub fields are separated by
Mark,
This may be a dead product by now, but this old article speaks of running
a QuickTime plugin on Linux. This is not a Linux port of QuickTime, but an
emulation of the x86 plugin. Sounds cool if it actually works.
http://www.linuxdevcenter.com/pub/a/linux/2001/09/06/crossover_partone.html
Could anybody help ?
To be able to overlay controls on a quicktime player you will have to
set its alwaysbuffer to true!
But then the playback is ehmm.. extremely jerky...
To put it straight: You can't do that! Sorry :-(
I am no techie, but i think QT claims that part of the screen
Tom,
I have successfully used shell on Windows to open files with their default
application.
get shell(/path/to/file/filenametobeopened)
You could also try this... from the Rev documentation:
launch [documentPath with] applicationPath
Roger Eller [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello all,
How do I
Paolo,
Check out Sarah's Barcode Tester stack at http://www.troz.net/Rev/
I think it will provide exactly what you are looking for.
Kind Regards,
Roger Eller [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On 11/25/2004 at 6:06 AM, Paolo Mazza wrote:
How can I send data from a barcode scanner to a revolution stack
on
Hey,
Can anyone out there who is familiar with Python please translate the
script below to Transcript? This script is supposed to be able to create a
Hard-Drive image that works with the PearPC Macintosh Emulator. I want a
native Rev script that can create this multi-gigabyte file.
Thanks.
Mark,
Was it AmigaVision? I used that allot to make slideshows of weddings with
music, animation, and it could be recorded to videotape easily with the
Amiga's built-in TV-out capability. AmigaVision had drag drop icons with
programatic if-then structures and control capabilities. It was
Andre,
That sounds like allot of fun! The objective of plotting the shortest path
sounds very similar to what Strabo Pathfinder does. Strabo is a program
used by robotics enthusiasts to map out the rooms of their home to allow a
robot (we'll assume that it is a mars rover) to move freely on
Kevin,
I assume the same is true for Studio and above (I have an Enterprise
license). However, since day one - I have been unable to effectively use
Rev-Online due to inadequate firewall support. Simply entering a proxy is
not sufficient. If I modify the URL by inserting my firewall
Richard and Kevin and Xavier,
Even though we are not in the medical industry, many of our products are
used in medical and pharmaceutical applications. Internet security is a
very high priority for us. We may be the only customer of Runtime who has
this requirement. It is not a developer
Kevin,
You are correct, I was contacted by Mark W., but so much time had passed
that I had forgotten. Anyway Mark had me to test a stack called LibAuth
which was unsuccessful at resolving this issue for me. I provided feedback
and then there was a long silence... echo silence... echo
During the course of helping my son prepare for a test at school, I
created an educational FlashCard stack that allows him to input his own
QA list. Does someone perhaps have a library stack that can spellcheck
user input of a text field? Do you include a word list, or do you know of
one that
Thank you to Andre, Jonathan, Alex, and Jim!!!
Your great suggestions and word lists have provided me the necessary
ingredients to achieve my goal. I will probably post further questions for
optimizing the speed of word comparisons. If you have ideas or a script
that works well, please post it
Based on my paste experience, I wouldn't prevent the flow of breathable
oxygen while waiting for them. Unix needs seem to be of little or no
concern to Runtime. The site has stated Coming Soon since the initial
release of 2.5.
Roger Eller [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On 03/02/2005, at 5:18 PM Frank D.
Jack,
Thats only 2 hours away from Greenville, South Carolina. If there are
enough Rev users in the area we could have a SouthEast Rev Conference!
That would be awesome!
Roger Eller [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On 03/08/2005 at 06:42 PM, Jack B. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yea I'm from Atlanta Ga.
Kevin,
I am one of the (truly small in number) users of the IRIX engine. As you
said, the OS of many unix variants are very infrequently updated. As a
matter of fact, we may not continue to use IRIX for very much longer. I
would like to see all flavors of *nix supported for at least another
Jim,
48 seconds on our super-slow-controlled-bandwidth corporate LAN. I will
try it later from home on DSL for better results.
Roger Eller [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On 04/13/2005 at 08:55 AM, Jim Hurley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Please, somebody, let me know how long this
takes you with broadband.
27 seconds on DSL.
Please, somebody, let me know how long this
takes you with broadband. Thanks.
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If they make it free, how would they fund development?
I don't think that Richmonds point was that Revolution should be
opensource or freeware, but that removal of the free limited version has
turned away many potential future programmers. Not everyone has even a
mere $99 for which to
Eric,
Thank you so much for making Color Picker! I used the built-in color
picker in Rev 1.1 all the time, then it was taken away. Your
implementation is MUCH improved over the that version. I like how it picks
from outside the stack window too. This is a great tool!
Roger Eller [EMAIL
We are hardly going to reach the bottom of any debate over ethics,
morality, copyright, patents, etc here so let's not try.
In my opinion, this debate should never have even started, but rather been
handled off-list (maybe even by the list-mom). However, I must say that I
chuckled at the
The choice is his. It's never too late to rejoin the family of
nations. :)
--
Richard Gaskin
Fourth World Media Corporation
LOL! It is good to see this topic lighten up a bit. As displaced as Ben's
values seem to be, I for one do not support a lynching, even in a digital
arena. Even
On 6/1/05 at 11:56 PM Judy Perry wrote:
It's not clear to me that this individual has posted anything of
substance. Really, all he's done, is trolling flamebaiting.
Well, indirectly or maybe even directly, he has challenged the capability
to efficiently program a simple clock in Revolution.
We have 2 rev users, and we are located 2.5 hours from Atlanta. We would
like to attend a south-east RevCon as well.
Roger Eller [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Friday, June 03, 2005, at 01:56PM, Jim Lyons [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I am in Tallahassee, Florida and would travel to Atlanta, Jacksonville,
No explanation necessary. Sometimes the good old filter is better than
increasing the blood-pressure medication. ;-)
~Roger
Hi List
I think it's fair that I inform the list that I have made a rule to
automatically delete any message that contains miscdas and/or is sent
from
[EMAIL
Robert,
You can snapshot the Finder icons you want, then import them as images.
Then you can use imageSource. For example if you know the line number in
the text field where a folder name is shown you can...
set the imageSource of char 1 of line x to 2017 -- use the image id of the
folder icon.
Announcing Pantone to RGB. This stack has been posted to User
Contributions. It was just a little color learning exercise that my
colleague and I threw together one afternoon. We were pleased with the end
result and decided to share it with the nice people of this list.
As a proud father, I just have to announce my son's first Revolution
program. He is 11 years old, and is absolutely *thrilled* that Transcript
is simple enough for a kid to follow. Please check out his first app on the
user contributions page.
Thank you to everyone who tried out Furby.rev and sent e-mails of
encouragement to my son, William. He (we) thoroughly enjoyed reading your
comments and suggestions for improvements. This is the kind of support
that makes a kid want to do their absolute best! I am proud to be a part
of this
On 2/11/2003 Sannyasin Sivakatirswami [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK, go to card doesn't work, lock unlock also doesn't work...What does
work is setting the image reference to empty then back again:
set the filename of image currentImage to
set the filename of image currentImage to
I have a stack Display and a sub-stack GraphicsStore. I can set a
button id 1005 (in the Display stack) to a image id 1234 in the
substack via the properties palette, however I am having trouble
changing the image via a script.
I can remove the icon by;
set the icon of button id 1005 to
Ken Ray writes:
Ctrl-. for Windows? I would have thought that it would have been the
Escape
key... very few Windows users (if any) would think to use that key
combination. Scott, any chance of mapping Escape to the Cmd-. equivalent
for
Windows in the future?
Ken Ray
=
With Win
Richard Gaskin wrote:
Have you seen the SVG Exporter for Rev? You'll find it in the Stacks
listing in RevNet.
It's jus a proof-of-concept at the moment, but if you have time on your
hands you could flesh it out into something useful (to the degree that
you
can find programs that read SVG, that
I have tried the reboot/reinstall, but it did not work. Next, I will try Monte's recommendation. It looks to me like this is something that RunRev will need to tackle for the next update. Thanks everyone!
Roger Eller
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have installed Rev 2.0 on Win2k and MacOSX with good results. However, My Windows XP installation is not usable because the following error repeatedly pops up as a prompt window.
Insert disk into drive \Device\Harddisk1\DR3.
Has anyone else seen this on Windows XP or know of a solution?
On 06/11/2003 at 09:17 AM, Richmond Mathewson wrote:
Is there anybody out there who can give us some feedback on
any of the other Operating Systems that Runtime Revolution
works on???
Richmond Mathewson
I wish that I could. I have been trying for weeks to get the sgi-irix version working
Try this... It should open ANY kind of document in the application that Windows has designated for it to use.
on mouseUp
set the hideConsoleWindows to true
answer file Open which document?
put QUOTE it QUOTE into tPath
get shell(tPath)
end mouseUp
Roger Eller
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On
On 06/27/2003 at 09:06 AM Heather Williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks Sarah. Unfortunately there don¹t seem to be any pictures at all
of
Jeanne, I'll have to get someone onto that. I'm not at WWDC - we can't
all
go you know, or who would be here to keep an eye on you lot? But I did
On 7/10/2003 at 12:32PM, Alex Rice [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What is wrong with the new color chooser? The new color chooser on OS X
appears to be the system (Mac OS X) color chooser. It's consistent with
all other apps on OS X that use a color chooser. That is a good thing.
Alex,
The option
Richmond,
Just as an experiment, I copied revcolors.rev from 1.1.1
into C:\Program Files\Revolution 2.0.1\plugins. It seems to
work just fine (No modification at all). It's nice having
that little menu back!
Thanks.
Roger Eller
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Dear RR afficionados,
A few weeks ago one or
HOWEVER...while Roger Eller's idea is maybe more
elegant than mine it DOESN'T WORK!
Try my Summer Gift: on my website!
Love, Richmond
Oh yeah... Maybe you should experiment further before declaring to the
world that it DOESN'T WORK. The revColors plugin should be opened AFTER
Check out the navigationArrows property.
Specifies whether the arrow keys move from card to card.
set the navigationArrows to {true | false}
Roger Eller
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
It's true
When making a game, I noticed that the background music (played by QT
players) dropped out when I started
Ok, here goes my 2 cents worth:
If RunRev seriously sees the need to make changes to bring in new
business, newbie programmers are constantly checking out the programming
section of major book stores. In 199x, I was seeking a language that I
could understand without taking tech school courses
snip
Tranlation (from babelklaus ;-):
Regards
Klaus Major
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
www.major-k.de
snip
When will babelklaus.rev be available to download from your website
Klaus? ;-D
Roger Eller
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi,
I finally bit the bullet and purchased a copy of Revolution to convert
my HC stacks. I'm having trouble with a simple repeat loop:
Dale,
Try it this way...
(you have to end the if statement, and then goes on the first line of
the if statement)
-- visit each card
repeat with x = 3 to
I just typed into the IE address bar http://www.revjournal.com/; and
got...
Service Unavailable
The proxy is currently unable to handle the request due to a (possibly)
temporary error. Extended error information is:
Failed to forward the request to the web server at www.revjournal.com:80.
This
On 8/27/2003 at 10:15PM, Monte Goulding wrote:
Hi All
I just uploaded a new plugin called Democratic Revolution. The idea is
you
create feature requests and vote on them to give the RunRev team a good
idea
of what we want. You can vote as many times as you want but try and be
honest so
By why are you posting this? Just couldn't resist an opportunity to
bash OS X?
The way you humans have grown emotionally attached to your favorite OS'
amuses me. ;-)
Roger Eller (Amiga owner/fanatic back in the early 90's)
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I am trying to pass windows authentication to establish a network
connection to a folder located on a server on our LAN. It works for
servers that reside in the building, but for others in far away places
(these require authentication), it will not prompt for user/pass. So I
tried the syntax
Ken,
I tried your suggestion, but still no luck. I don't like using mapped
network drives because the letter assignment can be anything, thus making
it hard to manage on various machines. But I may have to resort to that
for this situation. If you (or anyone else) think of any other
Klaus,
The most common compression method(s) I have seen have been a 2-step
method. First the files are compressed into a TAR file, then compressed
even more using GZIP. The file extensions are typically something.tar.gz
or something.tgz when the 2-step method is used.
Roger Eller
[EMAIL
Ken,
Absolutely wonderful looking program! However, I could not get out because
of my company's firewall. Could you please add a firewall config section,
and prompt the user for user/pass when necessary? I look forward to trying
out RevZilla from home later this evening.
Kind Regards,
Roger
Yes, standalones can do do. ;)
Am I wasting my time? Is there another way to change handlers
on-the-fly?
Here's another way:
set the script of btn dynamicScript to fld Handler
dynamicHandler -- in the field, the handler begins with on
dynamicHandler
Roger Eller
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On
OK, been trying this for a while...
I'd like to start an app, read a short text file (10 lines or so,
but variable) and then use the text to populate a pulldown (option)
menu according to the contents of the text file (say, a list of
usernames).
Is this even possible?
Thanks
put URL
Since you're already using bootcamp, you're more than half way there.
Parallels can boot from your bootcamp partition. Yay!
Roger Eller [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have been using BootCamp, but having to reboot completely tends to
stop me using it. I would prefer a solution that allowed me to run
I have several thousand files which contain a mixture of text and binary
data. I need to look inside all of them and determine which ones contain
a specific text string such as baj_sese_ 20070105.rk. What is the most
efficient rev method to do this? These files are of various sizes ranging
from
When I saw the png picture of this enhancement, I knew I HAD TO download
it. Sadly, in WinXP it doesn't work (for me anyway). The split control is
there, but I can't drag it over. I would be happy to test another version
if you don't have XP. :-)
Roger Eller [EMAIL PROTECTED]
In the 2.8.1 documentation for LibURLftpCommand, it says I can use a
non-standard port. The script will not compile with ANY number specified as
the port, even 21. Any ideas? Is this a bug?
DOCS The port is the port number you want to connect to. If you don't
specify a port, port 21 is used. (On
On 4 Dec 2007, at 22:20, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In the 2.8.1 documentation for LibURLftpCommand, it says I can use a
non-standard port. The script will not compile with ANY number
specified as the port, even 21. Any ideas? Is this a bug?
When I try the following here, it works OK:
put
Kurt Kaufman wrote:
Is it possible to access scanners, etc. via TWAIN from Revolution?
Thanks, Kurt
I have used a dynamsoft solution for adding TWAIN capability to my apps.
The method I used passes scanner params to a command-line exe which can
either pass the scan back into Rev via the
Chip said to Randall:
No one is taking issue with your politics, only that this is
NOT the forum to discuss them.
It is easy to mistake this as the Revolution forum, I guess. ;)
Roger Eller [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi,
I am using the put URL ftp command to transfer files.
Can someone offer a suggestion of how to get the percent completed of an
FTP in progress to show in a progress bar?
Similarly, how can I get an object to move from screen location 200,35 to
location 200, 450. What I want to do is animate
I would LOVE TO KNOW the mac-way.
~Roger
put URL file:C:/myFile.txt into file:C:/myCopiedFile.txt
please note that script above copies only in textmode !
Ideal for plain text-files.
To copy all other types of files use:
put URL binfile:C:/myFile.jpg into binfile:C:/myCopiedFile.jpg
I played with this approach and came up with the script below for a print
button.
So far, it has printed any size card SCALED to the width of a Letter sized
page.
~Roger
Try this:
print this card from 288,6 to 632,466 into 0,0,344,460
--
Jeanne A. E. DeVoto ~ [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi,
I am using the put URL ftp command to transfer files to a server.
Can someone offer a suggestion of how to get the percent completed of an
FTP in progress to show in a progress bar?
Thanks.
~Roger
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Steve,
I think that I can address your problem #2.
2) When I build a Windows distribution I seem to loose the path to my QT
movies. I have a set of stack scripts that work on the Mac side w/o
problems. Is there some other procedure I need to use on the Windows side
so
that the QT movies
I too have seen this in OS 9.1 on a blue/white G3. However, I did my
development on a PC and only built the Mac executable
on the G3. The standalone runs fine for a while, then quits unexpectedly
with a type 2 error. You are also correct that changing the
memory allocation makes no difference.
- On 1/23/2002, Mike McManus wrote:
-
I think I would like to just be able to copy the
example from the dictionary to be sure I have the proper syntax for
those seldom used commands and functions.
THAT would be nice!
~Roger
Wouldn't it be great if we could program in TranScript for PalmOS and
PocketPC too? :-)
We're looking at these, though Palm really has a very different OS so is
most unlikely. However the other one wouldn't be so hard and might well
happen if we get enough requests.
Kind regards,
Hello,
Does anyone know if it is possible to use a graphic image (gif, jpg, etc.)
as the actual window of a stack? What I have in mind is similar to Windows
Media Player's skins. In other words, I don't want the window to have sharp
corners. Thanks in advance.
~Roger Eller [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Does anyone know if it is possible to use a graphic image (gif, jpg,
etc.)
as the actual window of a stack? What I have in mind is similar to
Windows
Media Player's skins. In other words, I don't want the window to have
sharp
corners. Thanks in advance.
--
Try making a 'borderless'
Terry,
Is it possible to rotate a field, so the text is easier to read for
people
who have their screen upside-down? Just kiddin' about that last part. But
can it be done? Or should this be a feature request on the
improve-revolution list?
Terry
I don't have a clue if this can be done or
Hi,
Does anyone know how to isolate a file list by wildcards? I have a
directory containing 15000+ files, but I only want to see a listing of the
ones whos filename begins with HAPPY for example. I don't want to waste
time getting the entire files list then filtering it down. Any ideas are
This is slightly off-topic, but does anyone know how to uniquely identify
a Mac?
We're trying to set up a specific install that works on a set number of
machines
by getting a unique ID for the machine and using it to verify that the
machine is
licensed. This doesn't have to specifically be
Hey Guys,
I was wondering if a generic standalone could be made that would run any
.rev stack. This approach would be similar to how HyperCard has a player
app that will run most HC stacks. It just seems that we are putting so much
redundant data in standalones. Two megs per app begins to add
Apparently, Rev doesn't support the TIF graphic format.
Does anyone know how to convert TIF files to any supported format through
scripting? Or can someone recommend a DOS-based tool to do this via shell
commands passed from Rev? This needs to work primarily in a PC running
Windows. Thanks.
from my experience you have to wait until the visual is done anyway ;-)
Can't remember any case where a script was executed during a visual
effect.
hmmm...
And I would like to do just that. I want a small animated gif to play while
a script gets the files in a folder.
The busy cursor is
Robin,
Something like this could be used to control the text size of buttons
or fields after the stack has been resized, still using geometry to control
the button sizes themselves.
on postResizeStack
repeat with i = 1 to the number of buttons of this card
if the width of btn i = 170
Jerry,
Yes, it is easy to do this. Any graphic image (gif, jpg, png, maybe others)
that
you import as a control, view it's properties and make a note of it's ID
number.
Then type into a script or the message box...
set the backdrop to 1013 -- actual image ID number
Roger Eller
[EMAIL
Yves,
There has got to be a more graceful method, but this works for me...
put thePath/to/theFile into tPath
put URL(file:tPath) into fld theTx
select the text of fld theTx
doMenu Copy
Roger Eller
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi,
I've a text file and want to place the text in the clipboard
Nate,
I also started with HyperCard. I also found the differences between Rev and
HC
to be an annoyance until I got more accustomed to the differences. Rev is
definitely more powerful and versatile.
The easiest way to simulate HC backgrounds is to start with a clean new
stack.
Build all of the
Hi Judy,
In the Edit menu, if Select Grouped Controls is checked, it allows you to
select individual objects even if they are grouped. If un-checked, clicking
an object selects the entire group.
~Roger
Hi again,
I recently did a quickie demo of using Rev for my class and had a problem
I am building a Rev app that reads CAD-like files (text based), and uses X
Y coordinates to visualize the drawing on screen.
This is being done by creating graphic lines, polygons, ovals, and
rectangles. It works perfectly except for one problem. Because the point of
origin (0,0) is at the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
... the point of origin (0,0) is at the top-left for Rev, and the CAD
system uses
bottom-left, the drawings are flipped (mirrored) vertically on screen.
Is there a way to set the point of origin to a specific corner of the
screen before creating the graphics? Or is
Probably the simplest approch would be to
subtract the y coordinate from the
height of the stack for each point -- could be done in a loop fairly
quickly.
Thanks Richard! That did the trick. I should have figured that one out,
but you know how it is after the 12th hour of writing code.
Just thought there might be a few here who might want to know:
http://maccentral.macworld.com/news/0210/23.supercard.php
--
Dan Shafer
Dan,
Thanks for the update. I noticed that on the web page at the bottom is a
user comments area.
I just had to post a plug for Revolution. See the post
Has anyone used Revolution to capture input from barcode readers/scanners
connected via serial or USB? I have tried without success. The unit beeps,
telling me the UPC is valid, but I get no text in my field. I have tried
the examples on opening and reading from serial ports in the Rev help. I
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