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Fork: 2-Apr-2008 | I guess the answer, essentially, to my overall question is: REBOL programmers (or at least REBOL/View programmers) don't like Ajax, by its intrinsic nature. Thus they are seeking to leapfrog apps that rely on Firefox and web standards by running on a new native cross-platform interface. In the meantime, the bet is that those trying to maintain brittle PHP and javascript codebases will be fight a losing battl that will drown under its own weight, and REBOL/View will step in as the "real" Web 3.0. | |
Fork: 2-Apr-2008 | And thus, effort is not directed by the core development team on browser-targeted development, though it's being pursued by those to whom it is of interest who also happen to like REBOL. (e.g. Qtask) | |
BrianH: 2-Apr-2008 | In general, I don't like AJAX, but with HTML 5 it looks like it might become almost acceptable. Still, I would find it easier to generate such code from REBOL dialects than to write it directly. That is not the reason I don't do browser apps as often though. The real reason is that most of the applications people use don't use web browsers at all. Most of the applications I use work offline, and no web interface works offline (though Google, Adobe and the Mono project are working on it). | |
Fork: 2-Apr-2008 | Yes, definitely, I am advocating generative approaches... not wishing to generally pollute one's mainline code with javascript and HTML. | |
Pekr: 2-Apr-2008 | and. We have, well, I have, - the name for the browser plug-in product - FireSide :-) We will Fire from the Side. And FireAnything is popular today ... | |
Pekr: 2-Apr-2008 | There is also no third small technology for browser plug-in, so small and agile as View ... so Flash, Silverlight, View .... or do php, perl, python, other guys have anything at hand? | |
Fork: 2-Apr-2008 | So what I'd worry about is having REBOL closed source and under control of a single authority structure, and then to entertwine the fates of the pieces together so tightly. That could mean REBOL could have succeeded as a language and grown in acceptance if it hadn't been for REBOL/View having such high ambition for being the delivery vessel for apps. Just my opinion... | |
BrianH: 2-Apr-2008 | REBOL is getting less and less closed source every day, and the authority structure is not that different than the developer groups of most major open source projects. Completely open acceptance of submissions is a nice-sounding idea, but once a project gets large they have to rein in the submissions just to keep the project semi-stable and reasonably bug-free. | |
BrianH: 2-Apr-2008 | If you want to really know the philosophical landscape here, then here are some basics: - We trust Carl's judgement on language design - otherwise, we'd be using a different language. - Most of the language features in R2 were intentional, even the ones that seem weird to people who are used to other languages. - This is even more the case with R3, as the decisions made there have to get through a gauntlet of highly skilled REBOL programmers. - The language features that were mistakes may not be the ones you think were, and most of those are getting fixed in R3. - We value tight programming: It is not uncommon to replace dozens of lines of code with a just a few lines of tight code. | |
BrianH: 2-Apr-2008 | The correlary to that first point is that we accept the closed source core of R3 because it gets us a better language. If we have problems, we discuss them, and they get fixed. There are code escrows for the event of RT going out of business, Carl dying, whatever. | |
BrianH: 2-Apr-2008 | I agree with you that the monolithic closed source of R2 was a problem that inhibited adoption. This a problem that is getting fixed in R3, and to a certain extent R2 as well starting with 2.7.6. | |
Henrik: 2-Apr-2008 | R3 is the culmination of 8 years of experiencing what's wrong and right with R2. It's nature and philosophy is basically the same (small, simple, lightweight), but there are improvements in almost every aspect of it. I don't expect R3 to be feature and design complete probably for another 6-12 months as there are still many things missing. R3 is the third attempt at REBOL. The first one was about 30 times slower than R2 and ate much more memory, because the design philosophy was different (Carl didn't implement R1). With R2 we had the right philosophy in place, but the implementation lacks in many areas, and it has many bugs. With R3 we're getting much closer to fulfilling that philosophy with design from long experience with R2, openness and richness without the bloat. | |
Dockimbel: 2-Apr-2008 | There are code escrows for the event of RT going out of business. Isn't that only for big customers that had signed special contracts with RT ? What about us ? In the worst case, will REBOL be open-sourced or will we have to trash all our REBOL apps and go learn a new programming language ? | |
Graham: 8-Apr-2008 | I've got this application which does some http stuff ( posting images ) and then waits for user input. But after processing a bunch of images, VID becomes sluggish .. any suggestions as to what might be causing this? | |
Gabriele: 10-Apr-2008 | henrik, unless there's a bug, that should not really be better. using read-io and write-io with a buffer may be better. | |
[unknown: 5]: 10-Apr-2008 | Gabriele can you give us a brief understanding of what read-io and write-io are for or when to use them as I know there was a lot of communications from RT early on about shying away from using them. | |
Gabriele: 11-Apr-2008 | Paul, indeed read-io and write-io are no more necessary. however, if reusing the same memory buffer is the intent, then they're the only way to do that. it may be better to just copy a small part of the file at a time and let the GC do its job instead. | |
Ingo: 14-Apr-2008 | I remember, that it is possible to use fonts, other than the rebol supplied ones, but can't remember _how_ (and haven't been able to find anything so far. Is it possible to even use uninstalled fonts? (Truetype, Opentype, Type 2)? | |
Graham: 14-Apr-2008 | works on debian based distros and puppy linux that I've tested. | |
Ingo: 14-Apr-2008 | I'm on Ubuntu, and it works for me. | |
Graham: 18-Apr-2008 | Any view users here? I'm looking for a routine that will trim the whitespace from an image, and will also trim junk from an image. I'm taking a rectangular piece of some scanned text, and if I cut partly thru the text above, or thru the top of the text below, I wish to remove those parts just keeping the word I'm interested in .... | |
Graham: 18-Apr-2008 | Perhaps I can just inch along the top and move down until I reach all whitespace across the image to reach my border. | |
Graham: 18-Apr-2008 | Invert the image and then do it again .... | |
Anton: 18-Apr-2008 | A possible algorithm for the new junk cropper could be: 1) advance inwards from each edge until there is a full white line parallel to the edge. 2) if a white line was found for each edge, then advance inwards again, this time searching for a non-full white line, (eg. with a few pixels from the desired text in it). Step back a line and you have your crop region. | |
Anton: 18-Apr-2008 | Graham, should the function be fully automatic or can there be user selection involved ? eg. we could divide the image into regions and let the user click the regions which are junk. | |
Graham: 18-Apr-2008 | Anton, I'd like fully automatic, and yes, grayscale. | |
Graham: 19-Apr-2008 | Not in my case and I think you might then come up against the problem of deciding what is a border and what is a character. | |
Anton: 19-Apr-2008 | Yes, I would grade the scan line according to ratio of black : white pixels on the line. Text is probably between 20-85% black pixels, and borders could perhaps be detected at > 95% black. Anyway, if you don't need it, that's much easier :) | |
Anton: 19-Apr-2008 | I have something that's starting to work. If we can preprocess the greyscale images so that they're bitonal (black and white), and denoised, then my algorithm has a chance. | |
Anton: 19-Apr-2008 | Almost all my function libraries are in anonymous contexts. Basically, DOing the library file (eg. do %auto-crop-bitmap-text.r) returns the context, and you just GET out the words you are interested in. This job is eased a bit by my INCLUDE function. | |
Anton: 19-Apr-2008 | (note, the cropping is only off the top and bottom edges, ie. vertically cropped only.) | |
Graham: 19-Apr-2008 | what happens if you include two words above and below in the image? | |
Anton: 19-Apr-2008 | If there's two words above and below in the image, like this: line one line two middle line four line five then the 3 middle lines will be included, unless there is some white above the top line or some white below the bottom line (in which cases they will be included, respectively). | |
Anton: 19-Apr-2008 | Currently the algorithm scans downwards and upwards simultaneously, looking for non-white content. When it doesn't find any, it has nowhere to crop to, so no cropping happens. I can change it so that when the scans bump into each other they set that as the "content found" position, and, the scan lines being right next to each other, will result in a 0-height crop region. I will check for that case and return none instead. | |
Anton: 19-Apr-2008 | hmm.. more issues... it's complex when you want to scan from top and from bottom simultaneously. | |
Anton: 19-Apr-2008 | That would help my algorithm. Text which is right up against the edge is likely to be classified as 'junk'. When there is text at the top edge and text at the bottom edge only, then we have two possibly 'content' texts. But which one is the content and which is the junk ? The algorithm is forced to either make a choice (which it could do by choosing the larger one), or not choose at all (which is what currently happens), so including both as the 'content'. If you put just one line of white outside the text you consider 'content' then it will be surrounded by white and the algorithm will select it as 'content'. | |
Anton: 20-Apr-2008 | Rewritten algorithm (selects the larger now). load-thru/update these two: http://anton.wildit.net.au/rebol/gfx/auto-crop-bitmap-text.r http://anton.wildit.net.au/rebol/gfx/demo-auto-crop-bitmap-text.r And download this new test script: http://anton.wildit.net.au/rebol/gfx/test-auto-crop-bitmap-text.r | |
Graham: 20-Apr-2008 | if the region is blank, your scan routine returns none, and then the crop errors. | |
Anton: 21-Apr-2008 | updated auto-crop-bitmap-text.r removed old code and comments (file is 3.5k smaller) | |
Anton: 21-Apr-2008 | Hmm.. I think the image padding might be outside the responsibility of an auto-crop function. Its job is to remove stuff, not add. It's probably better to write a small generalised function to do the padding (which could be useful elsewhere) and just feed the result of the auto-crop to it. | |
Anton: 21-Apr-2008 | I think if you're going to make an "all-in-one" function, then its name should reflect that. eg. crop-and-pad-ready-for-ocr: func [image][ pad-image auto-crop-bitmap-text image 1x1 ] (where pad-image is adding a 1x1 white border around the cropped image.) | |
Anton: 21-Apr-2008 | And your code redefines the meaning of 'region (which by itself is bad because it can cause confusion later) unnecessarily. I could rewrite it more simply: all [ region: find-bitmap-text-crop-region image copy/part skip image region/1 region/2 ] but that's just equivalent to my IF above. | |
Graham: 21-Apr-2008 | Would it be hard to write a deskewing function? basically I guess one finds a best fit horizontal line for the base of the text one finds, and then returns the angle needed to deskew it. | |
Graham: 22-Apr-2008 | To crop the right and left edges I think we can just rotate the image 90 deg, crop it with the existing routines and then rotate it back again | |
Graham: 22-Apr-2008 | Seems to work ... but I have to rotate 270 deg and not -90 to get the original orientation back. Does effect not take a negative rotation? | |
Geomol: 22-Apr-2008 | Seems to only do 0, 90, 180 and 270: http://www.rebol.com/docs/view-system.html#section-9.5 | |
Graham: 22-Apr-2008 | I usually learn enough about view to do something I need and then promptly forget it :( | |
Pekr: 3-May-2008 | Here's small challenge. I created following script which is surely full of junk. I am not good View coder :-) Now who helps me to simplify it and to get the movement smoother? :-) | |
Rebolek: 21-May-2008 | The difference between random and random/secure: img: make image! 512x512 repeat i 512 [ repeat j 512 [ either i < 256 [ if 2 = random 2 [ img/(as-pair i - 1 j - 1): 255.255.255 ] ][ if 2 = random/secure 2 [ img/(as-pair i - 1 j - 1): 255.255.255 ] ] ] ] view layout [image img across text "RANDOM" tab tab tab text "RANDOM/SECURE"] | |
Gregg: 21-May-2008 | randomize: func [ "Reseed the random number generator." /with seed "date, time, and integer values are used directly; others are converted." ][ random/seed either find [date! time! integer!] type?/word seed [seed] [ to-integer checksum/secure form any [seed now/precise] ] ] img: make image! 512x512 repeat i 512 [ randomize wait .001 repeat j 512 [ either i < 256 [ if 2 = random 2 [ img/(as-pair i - 1 j - 1): 255.255.255 ] ][ if 2 = random/secure 2 [ img/(as-pair i - 1 j - 1): 255.255.255 ] ] ] ] view layout [image img across text "RANDOM" tab tab tab text "RANDOM/SECURE"] | |
Henrik: 25-May-2008 | hmm.. can't you do something with setting the caret to a large position and read the position that way? | |
Henrik: 25-May-2008 | unless it returns the index of the string and not a pair. | |
Graham: 25-May-2008 | What I am trying to do as in the video i posted on the rebgui channel is to open the area just enough to show all the text .. no less, and no more. | |
Henrik: 25-May-2008 | the face you are using should be of quite large height or width, depending on what you want to size the area on. SIZE-TEXT bases the size of the text on the visible amount of text in the face, so if the face is too small, it will use the face size and not the text size. | |
james_nak: 27-May-2008 | Amacleod and Graham, my apologies for the two week delay. I don't know where I got it either now though it was written by Didec with Notes: "Code abstracted from altme offline reader by Graham Chiu and used for this chat client". I just saw the Graham part when I first saw it so I thought he had written it. Of course the cool thing is the scrollable boxes work great. | |
Rebolek: 11-Jun-2008 | I recently found this on my HD and as I'm not sure I've ever posted it somewhere, I'm posting it here. Do what you want with it. do http://bolek.techno.cz/reb/request-color.r | |
Rebolek: 11-Jun-2008 | Also check this small GUI experiment: do http://bolek.techno.cz/reb/efflist-complete.r rearange the effects using drag'n'drop, duplicate effect whit green "o", remove them with red "x" (that's not good idea, as you cannot add removed effects back) and set their values with knobs, check box and color-picker. | |
Henrik: 11-Jun-2008 | if we could get that color wheel in along with the sliders and a storage for colors, that would be nice. | |
Rebolek: 11-Jun-2008 | Just that the precision of picking color in the triangle is limited. You can test it if you try to move the picker to one of the edges and you will see that the sliders won't go to min/max values. There's some rounding involved, missing decimal pair! and of course, to be really precise, the color wheel should be at least 256pixels wide. But you can alwas finetune using sliders. | |
Rebolek: 11-Jun-2008 | I was reading the color from the triangle but there's difference between calculated value and value from the gradient so now I'm calculating it from the cursor position. There's some comented code to show you the difference between both methods. | |
Anton: 11-Jun-2008 | Very nice work, Rebolek! Nice GUI elements used; I like the rearrangement method used in the list of effects, and I see you've done some nice rotate knobs. | |
Gregg: 18-Jun-2008 | Romano and others have done resizing systems for R2. They can work very well, without tooooo much more effort than normal | |
Chris: 18-Jun-2008 | I did one interface once where all sizes (components and text) were set relative to the layout size, though it was intended to run full-screen. Not sure that's applicable... | |
Jaymer: 19-Jun-2008 | hi. I run View in Win XP. My script is very simple... blk: load %/c/input.txt foreach url blk [if not find attempt [read append url "cvap"] "Nothing found" [browse url]] and a line in the input file is something like this: http://website1.com/search?query= http://website2.com/search?query= So, I want to search for "cvap", and it appends that to the URL and I search the result string and if it DOES NOT say "Nothing Found", then I open that URL so I can visually examine it. It works 95% of the time, but sometimes I get the following error: ** Script Error: find expected series argument of type: series port bitset ** Near: if not find attempt [read append url "cvap"] Any ideas how I can fix this? thx | |
james_nak: 24-Jun-2008 | Brian, You da man. While I was waiting I decided to throw it into a panel but only use that capability when I run the app on my EEE PC. BTW, I tried some of the other resize code that was posted and it works well but not with my app and it's not that big of a deal to warrant hunting down why. Thanks. | |
Janeks: 25-Jun-2008 | Hi! How to upgrade rebcmdview with newer version of Rebol? I would like to make an app with tray icon and menu, but the original rebcmdview shows: ** Script Error: Invalid argument: tray ** Where: set-tray ** Near: set-modes system/ports/system compose/deep/only [ tray: [ add main [ help: getTextByLang "Truck messaging" menu: (menu) ] ] ] While the newer rebview works good with tray, but lacks ODBC support. | |
Janeks: 25-Jun-2008 | Is it possible to unview console window in rebol-view? F.ex. if I want to show some output and then close it so that program still continues. But it looks like better is to use some custom window face, so that there will be no risk, that user will close/quit accidentaly program by closing console win. | |
Janeks: 27-Jun-2008 | Quite old story, I had command version and not yet knowledge about Softinov mySql driver, and I used it to access also MsSql | |
Dockimbel: 27-Jun-2008 | And you had some issues with the /Command version, I guess ? | |
james_nak: 27-Jun-2008 | While you're there Dockimbel, I've always wanted to know how one checks for the mysql port being open. Occasionally my apps meet with a closed port and die. | |
Janeks: 28-Jun-2008 | Doc, Question about another process launching - did you mean launch process and comunicate with them by using some network protocol? | |
Geomol: 2-Jul-2008 | With struct! I can get a binary representation of an IEEE float from a REBOL decimal. But what if I wanna go the other way? The script ieee.r in the Library has such a function, but can't it be done with just using struct! somehow? So I've got the binary representation of an IEEE float and want the REBOL decimal. | |
Maarten: 3-Jul-2008 | Do you know how to handle (and compute with) 64 bit unsigned ints? | |
Geomol: 3-Jul-2008 | Maarten, I can't think of a short-cut way to do, what you want. I guess, you have to do the bit-manipulation manually. struct! might help with something like: unsigned: make struct! [hi [int] lo [int]] [0 0] You can then get to high and low 4 bytes with unsigned/hi and unsigned/lo, and you can see all 8 bytes with: third unsigned I made some bit operations, that might help you further: http://home.tiscali.dk/john.niclasen/libs/bit.r | |
Graham: 8-Jul-2008 | I guess a vector drawing program is needed ... but there needs to be a way to select items and selectively remove them. | |
Graham: 8-Jul-2008 | anyway, I think it's a vector drawing package with the ability to change elements afterwards and to attach elements to nodes | |
Henrik: 8-Jul-2008 | hmm.. I'm still not sure where it fits or how it's used. But if we stick with the chart drawing aspect: It would be possible to do as a dialect, and I think it should be inspired by graphviz. | |
james_nak: 8-Jul-2008 | Thanks Graham for the 3flex link. That's interesting. Perhaps Henrik's Relations-Engine might be something you can use. I myself have been tinkering around with it and attempting to parse the data to work with a chart making program. In my case I am planning on using http://www.maani.us/xml_charts/ . | |
james_nak: 14-Jul-2008 | Has anyone ever seen a view app with several fields and and an area that always minimizes when you hit the return key? In this case, I don't want it to do that. I don't think I' ve ever seen that except in this app. What would make it do that? | |
Gregg: 14-Jul-2008 | If it's a custom app, they could be grabbing the enter key and minimizing it. But that seems like a really bad idea, so maybe just a glitch? | |
Graham: 14-Jul-2008 | James - those aren't time series from what I could see. Time series are fed date values, and are not just equidistant points on an x axis labelled with dates. | |
Chris: 17-Jul-2008 | That one was called %show.r and I think is likely available on an IOS server -- Developer? | |
Pekr: 17-Jul-2008 | There are two things - the one comes from Jeff Kreis, and is called presentation.r, size 11048 bytes, the other is Carl's slide show presenter from DevCon in France IIRC, called show07.r | |
Graham: 17-Jul-2008 | I ran show07 on the first script from Carl and after repeatedly using the down arrow, it came up with a stack error near the end of the presentation. | |
Janeks: 21-Jul-2008 | I am unsure is it the View problem - my app is eating system resources. F.ex. when it is started in task manager it shows near 10mb memory use, but after a working day it shows around 70mb and comtinues to grow up. I checked my variables, but it does not seems for me, that some of them are not releasing data. But probably I am wrong. Are there some routine/trick how to trace/debug such situation? My applications is doing some database checks and if finding certain data , then sending e-mail and/or sms. | |
Henrik: 21-Jul-2008 | There are some bugs in View that causes leaks when using networking and GUI events at the same time. That's only a very rough description of the problem. There are more accurate descriptions of this problem in RAMBO. | |
Henrik: 21-Jul-2008 | I had a similar issue with a small database server GUI. It continually ate memory until it was at 500 MB. Then I rewrote the application to be /Core only and memory usage was as it should be (way below 500 MB). | |
amacleod: 22-Jul-2008 | I'm trying to use Antons' Scroll-panel style but I'm having some trouble. Do you "do" the script or it it more involved? I tried to follow his style-gallery.r script but there is a lot going on in there and got lost. I see some kind of "include.r" script. perhaps that is needed? | |
Janeks: 22-Jul-2008 | Are there workaround the problem with view memory leaks (when using networking and GUI events at the same time) ? | |
Janeks: 23-Jul-2008 | What I found was - RAMBO Ticket #3593. Is it that case? I have simple interfaces, that normaly is unviewed, but I have tray incon. And in background there is two database connections. | |
amacleod: 24-Jul-2008 | I got scroll-panel working. I think it was some conflict with cypher's tree style which I was also using. On a related topic... Is there a way to scroll down teh panel programaticly. (ie: give a y axis location and have hte panel jump to that spot) like a link on web page? And since Cyper's tree widget does not work with Anton's scroll-panel, any other tree widget's around? | |
Graham: 24-Jul-2008 | set the offset/y and then do a show | |
amacleod: 24-Jul-2008 | Thanks. I played around with offset but I did not get it to work. Ill try again. Is there a way to find the offset for specific text in the panel? For example -so a search for a string and get back the location in the panel? | |
amacleod: 31-Jul-2008 | Still working with Anton's Scroll-panel... I found a way to "index" the text location in the scroll panel as I build the layout. But when I try to set the offset to a specific position in the scroll panel I offset the whole "face" and not a reposition of the scroller. Example- I set my_scroll_panel/offset/y: 200 I feel I should be setting the scroller's value but I can not seem to figure out how... | |
amacleod: 4-Aug-2008 | I got Cypher's tree widget to work with Anton's scroll-panel...sort of. Problem was tree widget uses cypher's scroll-panel style which of course works diferently from Anton's. Now I'm forced to use both and the tree scroll-panel does not display sliders correctly. I'm going to either need to find a way for the tree list to use Anton's scroll-panel or add the extra functionality to cypher's scroll-panel style...or start from scratch. | |
amacleod: 7-Aug-2008 | New problem with Anton's scroll-panel style. When I select text I loose mouse scroll-wheel use and Keyboard scroll functionality. Altme does not have this problem. I guess it's inherent to the style. | |
amacleod: 7-Aug-2008 | Yes. I tried a feel/event function to trap the up event on the mouse and it restores my scroll functionality but I'm not able to highlight now! | |
amacleod: 7-Aug-2008 | I'm able to re-focus the scroll panel within my "clip" function (to save the highlighted text) but if I just click in a text area or highlight and not save it using hte clip function I can not get scrolling back. | |
BrettH: 8-Aug-2008 | I have a similar problem re: scrolling, and I've tried the suggstions by amacleod without success, here I've copied a modified version of cookbook-scroller in the hope someone can suggest a solution.Hi, I'm trying to write a data entry form with many fields, this form is longer than a typical monitor viewing area. Creating the form is easy, but I cannot work out how to scroll the whole form 'up/down' when the user TAB's out of the last showing field bottom and display the 'hidden' fields. Rebol actually does TAB to the next field and accepts data entry but you cannot see it without manually moving the scroll slider. How do I programmatically make the form 'move' up/down ? and sync the slider ? I've tried "all" the example code I can find and none seem to do the trick :-) In the attached (modified cookbook-scroller.r) program I've added a few fields to illustrate the problem. My need is for rapid data entry and using the mouse is really not a option, The program accepts user data, user TABS to navigate to next field, form slides as necessary, upon last field, data is saved, form cleared, cursor placed at first field, data entry continues. Thanks for any ideas. ;; =============================== rebol ["cookbook-scroller2.r"] sub-panel: layout [ across origin 5 style label text bold right 60 backcolor tan h2 leaf "Scrolling Sub Panel" return label "Name:" f1: field return label "Email:" f2: field return label "Info:" f3: area wrap return label "Month:" l1: text-list data system/locale/months return label "Day:" s1: slider 200x20 return label button "Submit" button "Cancel" [quit] ] out: layout [ across h3 "Panel Scrolling Example" return space 0 p1: box 300x300 coal frame black s1: scroller 16x300 [scroll-panel-vert p1 s1] return s2: scroller 300x16 [scroll-panel-horz p1 s2] return ] p1/pane: sub-panel scroll-panel-vert: func [pnl bar][ pnl/pane/offset/y: negate bar/data * (max 0 pnl/pane/size/y - pnl/size/y) show pnl ] scroll-panel-horz: func [pnl bar][ pnl/pane/offset/x: negate bar/data * (max 0 pnl/pane/size/x - pnl/size/x) show pnl ] update-panel: func [pnl vbar hbar] [ pnl/pane/offset: 0x0 s1/data: s2/data: 0 vbar/redrag pnl/size/y / pnl/pane/size/y hbar/redrag pnl/size/x / pnl/pane/size/x show [pnl vbar hbar] ] update-panel p1 s1 s2 view out ;; ============ | |
amacleod: 8-Aug-2008 | You will need to know the offset value of each face you tab into. You will also need to detect which ace is currently focused. (Do not know how is is done). If you know these two things you can set the offset and "show" the face to junp to that location. Also, I do not know if all faces can be tabbed into such as your month list face.. |
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