For more information, visit the StackRunner web page.

In order to allow everyone the flexibility they need to deploy their stacks, STS has made older versions of StackRunner available for download, and will continue to do this as StackRunner gets upgraded with new engines.

You can find links to the older downloads in the Version History section of the StackRunner web page.

For more information visit the STS XML Library page.

This version also includes all of the database drivers that come with Revolution Studio, so no additional installation of drivers is necessary - database support is "right out of the box".

Provided as an alternative to the Revolution Player, StackRunner provides no interface but is much more configurable than the Player provided by Runtime Revolution.

For more information, visit the StackRunner web page.

For more information, visit the STSTray web page.

• Fixed bug where attempting to step over a line where the linedelimiter was changed to something else would cause a script error.
• Added RIP properties to the VW.
• Fixed bug where arrays passed as parameters to a handler wouldn't show their values properly.
• Fixed bug where arrays passed as parameters to a handler would display twice, once as a "parameter" and once as a "local variable".

You can download it from the MC_IDE User Group at Yahoo.

Enjoy!

SubEthaEdit Module (by Christian Langers)

• Includes support for private commands and functions
• Added hotkeys in Mode menu for often-used code snippets

TextMate Module (by Ken Ray)

• Support for private commands and functions, and the 'command' alternative to 'on'
• Extended automatic indentation to command, private command, and private function

You can download it from the STS/MLXEditor web page.

Enjoy!

• Fixed bug where old data was left in the My Bugs tab if you didn't have the "Automatically get my bugs when card opens" option turned on. Tabs now reset to empty when you close RevZilla.
• Fixed bug where the email and password were not being urlencoded first before checking to see if the person entered a valid login. This would cause users with special characters in their passwords to fail login even though it worked at the Bugzilla site.
• Fixed bug in the Show Bug palette where comments on bugs that were not displaying in sequence on the Runtime Revolution Quality web site would not be displayed properly. (Thanks to Mark Talluto for identifying this bug.)
• Fixed bug where submitting changes on a bug that had previously had a target milestone set by Runtime Revolution that was not "---" would generate a "not allowed" error.
• Fixed bug where submitting a bug as a duplicate as another bug would generate a RevZilla error. (Thanks to Stephen Barncard for running into this one.)
• Fixed bug where closed bugs were never appearing when you chose Show All of My Bugs because of a change to the html at the Runtime Revolution Quality web site. (Thanks to Mark Wieder for both locating this bug and providing the fix.)
• Fixed bug where you were unable to select text in the Description field on the Show Bug palette, preventing you from being able to copy text from that field.
• Added a "Copy All" button in the Show Bug palette which will copy the complete text in the Description field to the clipboard.

You can download it from the RevZilla web page.

Enjoy!

Runtime Revolution is currently working on their next upgrade to the Linux engine, so some of this may end up easier to deal with when that time comes, but until that happens, this tip is necessary to get the most out of your Linux apps.

Compiled by Peter Alcibiades, this tip covers interface development, tips on what Linux users expect of their apps, and some suggestions on how to get your app to play nicely with other apps.

Enjoy!

• play show "MyShow" without stopping
• show connection error
• rotate presentation 90 degrees

Anyway, you get the idea. This tip includes a download of an already-created Resource file (.rsrc) that includes a small sample of custom commands and a Revolution stack and application that shows how to trap AppleEvents and respond to the commands you have defined. Giving your application custom commands is a stepping stone to controlling it with Automator, which will be in an upcoming tip, so stay tuned!

You can download it from the RevZilla web page.

Enjoy!

The full list of functions/commands, along with a place for providing feedback on the handlers in the Standard Library is at the Wiki page on the Sons of Thunder web site.

If you are interested in participating in getting a finalized version of the Standard Library out the door, please download the stdLib stack from RevInterop, check out the handlers, and then respond to the Wiki or to the RevInterop group with your comments (preferably the Wiki).

The stsMLXEditor is a free plugin for Revolution, and works with Revolution 2.1.2 or greater.

For more information see the stsMLXEditor 2.0 page.

For more information and to review the list of bugs squashed in both products, go to the STS XML Library Version History page, or the RSS Plugin page.

Windows Vista]]> kray@sonsothunder.com (Ken Ray) Fri, 23 Feb 2007 01:28:27 -0600 Tips http://www.sonsothunder.com/devres/revolution/tips/file010.htm UPDATE: This tip has been updated to provide a list of 'specialFolderPath' codes for Windows Vista. The folder structure has changed pretty dramatically with the release of Vista, so it is important to know where everything goes.

Windows Vista]]> kray@sonsothunder.com (Ken Ray) Fri, 23 Feb 2007 01:27:23 -0600 Tips