, Mac only.) I do
have an ethernet cable. Are there any settings I can apply to either system
to make them see each other?
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with it some more but am not sure what else to try.
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two or more players set to different filenames. Or use an imported
audioclip and a player.
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works Ok, but stopping a looping clip seems to fail unless you reference the
clip by name.
Remember, if you import media into your stack, all those assets get loaded
into memory before you can use them -- you should be wary of this if you're
importing large MP3 files or similar.
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it was introduced and it worked fine.
I'm using 2.7.1 here on OSX 10.3.9 and the systemWindow property appears to
work fine, so maybe something broke with later versions (10.4+) of the OS.
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licensing costs for the external, but it could be an option. Perhaps the
Rev guys should look at taking over or developing/licensing this technology.
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background in your PNG that must match another
non-PNG color, you can try modifying the solid color by a few degrees in the
PNG, or in the object to which the PNG must match
- as Phil suggested, use a different format: JPEG or GIF
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? Is this a bug? Is there another way to
isolate the decimal portion?
Here's one way (I bet there are more):
get char offset(.,tNumber) to -1 of tNumber
BTW, I never knew you could use the form the trunc :-)
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Is what I'm describing this even possible?
This might help you get part of the way (execute in your message box):
go url http://www.tactilemedia.com/download/getinline.rev;
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you're not in the middle of any project since it takes over your desktop:
go url
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on the pointer and have a real cyber-Ouija experience!
Do the 2 to 12 people need to be alive?
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only produces 'no such card'
I tried this and it downloaded fine for me:
go url http://revcoders.org/import_fw.rev;
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experiencing lowered performance, you may want to look at another
solution that perhaps utilizes only one player. Sorry I don't have a better
suggestion.
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it, please let me know.
A real easy way? No, but here's one way (execute in your message box):
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system volume level on MacOS and sets the Wave volume level
on Windows.
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Think different is so last year.
This year it's Think really different. :)
Or, Think along with the rest of the world.
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you to join
the related forum:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/harlequin-dev
See the Welcome post in the Messages area for more detailed info about the
alpha (please note that as an alpha, Harlequin is incomplete in some areas).
And now back to the Revolution.
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user pay my bills as well. But this release now makes it
possible for me to do my work on OSX, so I'm very grateful for the new
additions. Many thanks to the RunRev guys.
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. But if the
developers of the underlying systems are pursuing the eye candy route, our
apps need to at least support the features. Employing the features is up to
you.
Surprise: the economics are tied to the eye candy.
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course, I can't answer regarding the timetable for development. Maybe the
currently added features were do-able in a shorter timeframe.
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you need to do is change
on openCard to on preOpenCard -- no extra lines needed.
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to add to your build script: choose browse tool after building
the clock so the current tool isn't the pointer.)
Nice work Jim.
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thing to add to your build script: choose browse tool after building
the clock so the current tool isn't the pointer.)
On my system (OS X) I see the browse tool throughout. Odd. Are you Windows?
Yes but I viewed your stack on OSX 10.3.9. Maybe it's a MetaCard UI
behavior.
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. Dare I mention the candy store among
the nearby shops...
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the following line in your message box:
go url http://www.tactilemedia.com/download/getinline.rev;
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I was wondering if anybody had
developed a stack to read the list in a more intelligent manner.
Not sure if there's a stack, but there's Web interface.
http://dir.gmane.org/gmane.comp.ide.revolution.user
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little comfort. It just goes to show that whatever you build will
*never* work on every system out there and there is no substitute for, as
Klaus Major says, Test, test, test.
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located on the local hard drive before trying to unmount the network volume.
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I'm pretty sure this just appeared in Mac OSX-Tiger / Rev 2.6
Nope -- this was present before 2.6. This bug also may at some times
involve special (non-Roman) characters. Good (well, bad really) to see
someone else run across this.
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of the image.
http://persistent.info/archives/iconographer/index
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properties. To update the timer, you successively put it's stored digit
information into itself: put the digit0 of img timer into img timer.
Or is this not what you want?
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response. Just put the custom property
into a new image:
put the uImageContent of img map into myImgObject
...where uImageContent is the custom property holding the binary image data.
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Recently, Peter T. Evensen wrote:
is there any message sent to a stack when it is brought to the front?
See the resume and resumeStack messages.
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Any developers on the list knowledgeable about Flash at all, specifically
loading dynamic content? Please contact off-list.
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property wherever you want a discontiguous object.
Unfortunately, this won't work for Xavier's case since each object is shaded
with a different color, but it's worth noting as you say that sometimes
multiple vector objects can be replaced with one.
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at the time.
I would set this at Blocker status because it prevents playback of otherwise
playable media.
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is this different from I can't deliver?
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Try this on OSX, using a stack with a deep mask applied:
lock screen
unlock screen with visual dissolve
See anything unusual?
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it is possible to accurately detect whether a point falls
within the image since Rev will evaluate a point falling within the
transparent region of the image as false.
get within(img 1,myPoint)
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tweak available Jim?)
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etc but this depends on how precise you want to be.
Does this make sense?
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end being the math guru that you are).
So Jonathan, there you are: two routines that allow you to test intersection
with images or polygons.
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Is this coming through?
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delayed
mechanism for doing so that doesn't require modifying any system files?
I could be wrong but I seem to recall reading the Temp folder is
automatically emptied at certain times, presumably when the number of files
or filesize reaches a certain threshold.
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or spyware, and the address was lifted
from their mail. Unfortunate but quite possible.
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to catch scroll messages. I don't have a scrolling mouse in
front of me but believe it might be necessary to trap rawKeyDown messages
since the scroll wheel doesn't send out standard mouseDown/mouseUp
messages.
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this to work. I've got a bunch of audio
files with long names and spaces in the their names. I've tried setting the
fileNames to straight filenames, URLencoded filenames, etc, using URL forms
file: and binfile: and nothing seems to work.
Am I missing something?
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something?
If you do
replace space with %20 in tURL
then you should get the desired result. (i.e. don't urlEncode)
Success! A semi-urlEncode workaround...
Thank you Mark.
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rename them, nor should you as a
developer do this behind the user's back. Thus Mark's workaround solves a
major problem. Thanks Mark!
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. I would love to see a click-less
UI implemented in an email application -- you'd have to be mighty careful
around the send and delete buttons. What if nuclear silos had click-less
UIs and no human-key switches?...
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if this was a
result of my code. Now it seems very repeatable, and I believe other folks
have mentioned window positioning problems as well.
Can anyone else verify this? Is this a coding problem or bug?
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-- several folks have built custom slider routines,
and Malte Brill made one with a proportional thumb.
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of stack tester to 1,-1
end repeat
go stack tester
wait 60 with messages
close stack tester
end mouseUp
Not sure if anyone else is affected by this issue.
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, this would seem to be a minor hassle.
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less accessible than
placing on the drive.
Trevor Devore or Klaus Major might know some more tricks here.
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fix technique of clicking on them with one of the paint tools to convert to
native Rev format?
Maybe trying another object? Does the object in the group need to be a
button? How about a graphic?
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will disappear/reappear using the designated visual
effect.
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Yes -- group the items you want to appear on each card and set the group's
background behavior property to true.
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as subtraction and you may run into script
errors because of this.
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ambiguous than line
2:
put 25 into a
put 25 into A
IMO, line 1 has the *appearance* of an incomplete script, while in line 2,
there *may* be missing script but the upper case character is a clue that
A was intended as a variable name.
Food for thought (and debate)...
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Here's one from Photoshop:
Could not stroke the layer because there is nothing to stroke.
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This might work for you (in your message box):
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is now
accessible via our player stack (via message box):
go url http://www.tactilemedia.com/tmpanel.rev;
Hopefully this works for you.
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Note that the barn door effect is a completely separate effect from
dissolve.
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desktop as well). On my 667mHz laptop the
result is pretty nice; your mileage may vary...
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the mask caching is more effective
visually than physically...
Mark W might be the best person to respond to this.
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Recently, sims wrote:
You must be from another planet...space ships aliens on your front
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Shh...
Klaatu Barata Nikto.
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a problem (not finding strings of words) and Richard is absolutely right
here: there's no reason searching should miss break a line when this
string explicitly appears in the help text.
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to work since it uses the deep masks feature that is only present in
the latest release.
I don't know what version of the engine is present in Dreamcard 2.6.1 but if
it's not based on the 2.6.5 (?) engine found in Rev, the flag stack still
won't display properly. Sorry.
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not familiar with
any way to dynamically change the mask while the movie is running (though
there may be a way).
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error in the remainder of your code.
Chalk it up to a learning experience. In much the same way that one has to
learn how to use alert in Javascript and trace in ActionScript to get
the same result as answer in X-talk.
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as a variable name should
somehow be flagged by the IDE as being invalid (based on the sample code you
posted as being a problem). So my mistake.
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hostility between the two companies, we used to joke that
Adobe and Macromedia had CPD's -- Competitive Product Detectors -- written
into their software that would cause the system to slow down if they
detected any of their competitor's products running simultaneously.)
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Has anyone assembled a custom answer file dialog that they would be willing
to share? I have to manage some non-standard file navigation and it would
be helpful to be able to skip reinventing the wheel if possible.
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Obviously you shouldn't have to work this hard -- just trying to look at
options that could help move you forward.
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Apologies for the off-topic post, but the conundrum of this IT quote seemed
somehow appropriate:
If the network is down, then you're obviously incompetent
so why are we paying you? Of course, if the network is up,
then we obviously don't need you, so why are we paying you?
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name, id and number. What need do
you have that would require another form of address?
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that calls the card script. Is
the executionContexts function the right way to go about this, or is there
another method to determine which control sends a message to another?
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(of course there is a bit of
parsing to do). Or is it better not to rely on this (last I heard it was
undocumented) function.
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or something else I'm missing?
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mouseMove what
defines a drag action in a list? When one clicks on the list, a selection
is created; when that same is selection is moved, that is what triggers the
drag. Is your situation not like this?
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would wait... with messages block the gui too though?
Nope - you use with messages specifically to avoid any blocking.
Try it in a test stack.
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wait until gCheckContinue with messages
And in a button (simplified):
on mouseUp
global gCheckContinue
-- do my spellcheck stuff
put true into gCheckContinue
end mouseUp
Make sense?
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Pentium with 1GB of memory, so I
don't think the PC is the problem. Could the problem be in the way
the loops are encoded?
Do you have QuickTime enabled or are you using the system's built-in media
playback?
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capture
save capture orca.wav
close capture
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. It is not
guaranteed that this will solve the problem, but then you cannot guarantee
that everyone you distribute to will have QT for Windows installed either.
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