besides:
funny design-error: in the scriptEditor two menues (Messages
and Properties)
have 2D-borders, the others 3D!??
Yes, but at least its improving, in beta 1 the Commands and Functions menus
also had 2D-borders. Maybe by the final release all the menus will be 3D!
-Glen Yates
Almost forgot to answer this one, sorry.
--On Monday, July 1, 2002 7:45 PM -0700 Scott Rossi
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The question below was sent by Peter J Bower who seems to be having
trouble getting his posts to appear on the list. Perhaps some kind folks
here can respond.
Regards,
I would be very interested in any new revisions to mchttpd. I'm hoping to
use it to treat my current control software as a CGI then make my systems
operable through a browser. This is really a long-term plan which I had
shelved because it didn't appear that anyone was doing any development on
Here is an old thread which I saved and which may answer some of your
questions. I haven't tried to use this information myself yet.
Re: Installing MC at your ISP, a How-To
From: slord
Subject: Re: Installing MC at your ISP, a How-To
Date: Wed, 13 Jun
--On Wednesday, July 3, 2002 2:00 PM -0400 Rich Mooney
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I would be very interested in any new revisions to mchttpd. I'm hoping to
use it to treat my current control software as a CGI then make my systems
operable through a browser. This is really a long-term plan
Because I got the impression that mchttpd could treat a MetaCard stack as a
CGI if it's placed in the stacks-bin folder thereby eliminating the need to
actually write a CGI script. Basically, I would like to make my software
browser compatible without rewriting it from scratch. That would be a
--On Wednesday, July 3, 2002 3:38 PM -0400 Rich Mooney
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Because I got the impression that mchttpd could treat a MetaCard stack as
a CGI if it's placed in the stacks-bin folder thereby eliminating the
From what I remember yes and no. I'd have to check the script but
List,
Can't seem to get open process working on OSX.
If I do the following:
open process /usr/sbin/sendmail
answer (the result)
I get a long (say 30+ seconds) delay, followed by an error.
In those 30+ seconds I can see sendmail jump to life (in the process viewer
app). When it finally gives
I have a little project in which I want to convert an array of numbers from
a text file into an image file. This will be done by making the highest
number white and the lowest number in the array black. The number in
between will be assigned a grey value depending on the amount.
For example
OK, see previous post... I hit the books and was able to do the following
Put the Darwin engine in the two places /Users/katir/Sites/cgi-bin/
And also in the /Library/WebServer/CGI-Executables/
I figured out how to use the terminal.app on OSX and went in and CHMOD
everything to 755 (both
Michael,
Check out my tutorial on imageData at:
http://www.sonsothunder.com/devres/revolution/revolution.htm
Click on the following links on that page:
imag003 - Understanding ImageData, MaskData and AlphaData
as a start to get a handle on how to manipulate imageData.
What you're going
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