Hi,
In my opinion, SuperCard is closer to HyperCard than anything else
available. Surely, it has its peculiarities, but Revolution has more.
It has a few bugs, but Revolution has more. Then again, it has lots of
features, but Revolution has more.
I like SuperCard for being simple, reliable and stable. I also like it
because it is very much Mac-like and because there are lots of useful
externals available for free. I have used SuperCard to use several
nice projects for clients of mine and always have lots of fun while
working with it, while I'm always very frustrated about Revolution,
where everything works more or less as expected but not quite. There
are also a few things that are simply impossible with SuperCard, such
as creating cross-platform software, which means that I still use
Revolution for the majority of my projects. Obviously, I don't mean
that everything is possible with Revolution. I believe both have their
advantages and disadvantages and I don't regret having paid for either
of them.
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On 5 jul 2009, at 14:10, Jacob Palme wrote:
> At 00.30 +0200 09-06-09, Daniel Riaño wrote:
>>> Revolution has won me over. If you know HC, you already know this,
>>> too.
>>> There are a few head changes, but not many, and the end result is
>>> a wonderland
>
> I have been using Hypercard at lot and have two stacks I am
> still using. One of them, I tried to convert. First to
> Supercard, which did not work at all. Then to Revolution,
> which worked after about an hour of minor changes to
> scripts.
>
> The other stack is more complex, there are invisible errors
> in it which cause some card to crash. So I guess I will
> never be able to migrate it to a living platform.
>
> The other objection to migrating to Leopard is an old
> program called "Adressbook". My intention is to write a
> replacement program using REALbasic. When that is done,
> everything I have which depends on Classic has been
> migrated to OS X.
>
> I regret the money I paid for buying Supercard, I should
> have tested it more before paying for it.
> --
> Jacob Palme <jpalme@...> (Stockholm University and KTH)
> for more info see URL: http://www.dsv.su.se/jpalme/
>