I can't even remember the year right now, but the place was Atlantic
City (before they tore down the old casinos), at the First East Coast
Computer Fair. I was there exhibiting my Wave Mate Jupiter II small
computer systems (also available as a DYI kit). Everyone was wearing
IBM tee
They just opened one near me a few months ago. I get all the sale
stuff before I need it --it costs a lot more if you wait until after
you need it! I have been buying the stuff off the catalog covers
(1/2 off) for many years. Built a house with a lot of HF tools. :-)
Dennis
On Mar 29,
Well, All I can say to that is I also bought a Swiss army knife,
bought the Shop Smith (do everything woodworking power center),
bought the Ryobi Power-One do everything portable power tool kit,
Bought a color laser printer (for the price of just the included
expendables) that has
Having no backdrop in the IDE gets around 99% of my objections.
Being an inventive user, I use DC as a tool for my own use --not to
deliver products. I run all my creations in the IDE so I can change
them on the fly whenever I get a new idea. The inventive user, is
the market that DC
Dan,
You being a writer, most likely never have your fingers far from the
keyboard. It makes sense to me that you would operate in that way.
However, I being a very image oriented person, never have my fingers
far from the mouse, and dislike having to go to the keyboard for
anything I
After a lot of clever hacking, I have found that I can almost always
find the counter in any application that counts the number of
keystrokes since the last save. Once the counter crosses a certain
threshold, a random number is invoked in each new keystroke. If the
random number matches
proportion to the
importance of the data and the minutes until the deadline...
freq = importance/time = maximizing relative loss
Jim Ault
Las Vegas
On 3/25/06 12:32 PM, Dennis Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
After a lot of clever hacking, I have found that I can almost always
find the counter
I was not impressed with the new plan either. I own Studio, but
bought DC when they first offered it because it was an economical way
to stay up to date. I had no interest in compiling my apps. Most of
the nifty upgrades to the language are eye candy that real app
developers might
Judy,
Inquiring minds want to know: what were the results of the ACM test?
Dennis
On Feb 20, 2006, at 1:27 PM, Judy Perry wrote:
This reminds me of an ACM article I'm having the students read this
week
(It's something like 'Text vs Hypertext: Which is easier to use to
find
information'
On Feb 15, 2006, at 9:04 AM, David Burgun wrote:
What I am unclear about is whether he was banned from the list for
posting to the RunRev list or for posting to *any* list. For
instance if he had posted to the Real Basic (if there is one) list,
would he still have been banned from the
Hi Rev Gurus,
After spending 2 days looking for a outliner or database program for
OS X that can solve a specific personal PIM need, I have come to the
conclusion that I will have to make something in Rev for myself. I
looked seriously at Note Taker, Omni Outliner, iList Data, DEVONthink
.
Thanks a lot,
Dennis
On Feb 3, 2006, at 11:16 AM, Dennis Brown wrote:
Hi Rev Gurus,
After spending 2 days looking for a outliner or database program
for OS X that can solve a specific personal PIM need, I have come
to the conclusion that I will have to make something in Rev for
myself. I
I have resolved to make all my If statements to only 3 forms for
consistency:
IF condition THEN statement ELSE statement
IF condition
THEN statement
ELSE statement
IF condition
THEN
statements
ELSE
statements
END IF
Now if I could just get the complier to resolve only from these
choices,
Just one wordWOW
Thanks,
Dennis
On Jan 5, 2006, at 5:48 PM, Marielle Lange wrote:
Dear all,
as promised, the surprise:
http://revolution.lexicall.org/codes/
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Jerry,
I could easily see the utility of displaying only the globals that
are within the scope of the handler that is being debugged. Perhaps,
the watch list could have an option to automatically add (display)
all currently declared globals.
Dennis
On Dec 24, 2005, at 10:39 AM, Jerry
Jerry,
The reason I wanted a watched variables folder was not because I
expected execution to stop if any value changed, it was because I
have so many variables, that I wanted to reduce the widow area needed
to see all the variables I needed to see in order to debug the
suspect area of a
Saving the watched set with the object is useful, because you may
have more than one project you are working on and debugging. It is
nice to start up where you left off --when rev crashes due to some
horrible bug in your code.
On the other hand, if you keep most of your handlers in a
Jerry,
One of the things I consider inconvenient in the Var Watcher today,
is that if you have a lot of variables (globals), the list is too
long and you end up scrolling all over the place to find the
variables of interest. I would welcome having a way to auto scroll
and highlight the
Jerry,
I like the folder idea better. That way I can hide all the globals,
constants, or whatever. It also opens up the possibility to have a
folder of my watched variables of mixed types. ;-)
Dennis
On Dec 22, 2005, at 12:53 PM, Jerry Daniels wrote:
Dennis, et al.,
Thanks for the
into the watch folder.
Caveat: no folders no watched vars. Can't have everything.
Make sense?
Best,
Jerry Daniels
5 Reasons 12 Top Rev Developers Use to Constellation!
http://daniels-mara.com/products/5reasons.htm
On Dec 22, 2005, at 12:06 PM, Dennis Brown wrote:
Jerry,
I like the folder idea better
Jim,
Local variables are only valid during the handler execution that they
are local to. The values are not saved once the handler is exited --
they cease to exist.
Script local variable values are saved --like a global for only this
script.
Dennis
On Dec 22, 2005, at 3:58 PM, Jim
Thanks Brian and Dave,
I am now getting cookies :-)
I will post the script that allows a log in as soon as I get it working.
Dennis
On Dec 21, 2005, at 3:11 AM, Dave Cragg wrote:
On 21 Dec 2005, at 02:38, Brian Yennie wrote:
Dave Dennis,
Those headers you report are a redirect which
Well, I am getting discouraged with this. I have done everything
suggested on this thread. I am following the redirects, capturing
all the cookies in a cookie array, and setting the httpHeaders with
them, but I still can't complete a login successfully. I guess this
can get complicated,
JB,
Thanks for your help with this.
I have crawled through these pages trying to get this login working.
I think I am close. When I use the following script in a login
button, it does not return any errors in it. If I change
usemyusername to something that is not my user name, then it
Dave,
I am trying to find the cookies... In response to my login,
libUrlLastRHHeaders() returns this:
HTTP/1.1 302 Moved Temporarily
Server: Zeus/3.4
Date: Wed, 21 Dec 2005 00:59:02 GMT
Connection: close
Location:
http://cookiejar.lycos.com/cgi-bin/mayaCookies?
I have the url that I captured from my browser that displays my
personal info from a web site. This is a site that I logged into.
However, when I create a Rev app to put this url into a field, I get
a login page instead.
Can someone tell me how I can make the site think I am logged in
JB,
Here is the url of the log in page.
http://ldbauth.lycos.com/cgi-bin/mayaLogin?m_PR=4m_CBURL=http://
www.quote.com/qc/downloads/default.aspx
The source does indeed have a post:
form name=form1 action=http://ldbauth.lycos.com/cgi-bin/
mayaLogin method=POST
The only mention of a cookie
Jim/Bill,
I took a quick look at the altBrowser demo. I could not actually try
scripting with it, because the demo is a stand alone. However, I
could manually log into the site and it remembered that it was still
logged in when I restarted it later. So if I can direct which page
to
You can't sort an array. The internal sorted format is undefined.
You need to create a key that gives you the order you want each
element to be in --like time code.
Depending on the type of operations you want to perform, the lines of
items might be better --you can sort by different
I also would be more than happy to participate in Dan's forum if it
were set up --as long as it interacted with this list. I really
believe it is a much better solution that meets everybody's needs.
Dennis
On Dec 15, 2005, at 9:55 AM, Lynch, Jonathan wrote:
I say just do it...
Scott,
This is really cool. Great job! Thanks for showing up that ecard
Flash snow with your Rev snow.
And thanks to Wouter for making it work on my Mac G5 running OS X
10.4 with the latest DreamCard.
Dennis
On Dec 15, 2005, at 12:17 PM, Scott Rossi wrote:
go url
I agree with Mark on this one.
A forum might be indicated for graphics simply because graphics are
very visual and screen shots might be helpful to a discussion
(another shameless plug for forums). However, I took Heather's
remarks to be that lengthly (and negative) discussions unrelated
Dan,
I know what you mean. I have run several small companies in my life,
and staying focused on the highest priorities is always a challenge.
I have also managed technical groups in very large companies. Guess
what? Unless the company is VERY well run, it is even harder. It
takes
I just read Kevin's post. I can shut up a wait a month more...
Dennis
On Dec 15, 2005, at 7:23 PM, Dennis Brown wrote:
Dan,
I know what you mean. I have run several small companies in my
life, and staying focused on the highest priorities is always a
challenge. I have also managed
Hi Control Experts!
I am running OS X 10.4 with Safari. I have a real time streaming
stock graphing applet for a service that I subscribe to. It has a
field to enter the stock symbol and a submit button. I would like to
have Rev send the symbol to the field and punch the submit button.
applescript support.
Check out Applescript's website for more info:
Resources:
http://www.apple.com/applescript/resources/
Applescript Studio:
http://www.apple.com/applescript/studio/
Online Docs for Apps:
http://www.apple.com/applescript/apps/
HTH
Tom
On Dec 14, 2005, at 11:20 AM, Dennis Brown wrote
On Dec 14, 2005, at 1:12 PM, Thomas McGrath III wrote:
Dennis,
The recording function -- Are you able to at least record a click
at the button location?
Tom
On Dec 14, 2005, at 1:00 PM, Dennis Brown wrote:
I also tried Automator and tried the recording function in
Applescript Studio
wrote:
Dennis, have you contacted the supplier to ask if they have an API
that would enable you to link a rev app directly to their service?
They might have such a thing based on Soap/XML or somesuch that you
could work with.
Mark
On 14 Dec 2005, at 18:00, Dennis Brown wrote:
Tom,
I did
On Dec 14, 2005, at 2:20 PM, Thomas McGrath III wrote:
Keep on keeping on,
The last time I heard that saying was 20 years ago by a wise old monk!
Dennis
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Tom,
I usually contact the author directly and tell them about the bug
in their app. I do this so that they can save face (and time) by
fixing the problem quickly and posting the problem/solution without
being caught up in a public controversy first.
However, if a code sample is
On Dec 14, 2005, at 2:51 PM, Devin Asay wrote:
A small request. Could we avoid casual references to Deity in
subject lines? For some of us it grates on the ears (well, ok--
eyes). Call me old fashioned. :-)
Yes, I feel the same way about that --and any kind of off color
expletive for
, Judy Perry wrote:
Or Bob Dylan I think:
...keep on creeping on like a bird that flew...
Tangled Up in Blue
Judy
On Wed, 14 Dec 2005, Dennis Brown wrote:
On Dec 14, 2005, at 2:20 PM, Thomas McGrath III wrote:
Keep on keeping on,
The last time I heard that saying was 20 years ago
be activate window theStockTickerName
put cr do javascript quote javaStrMadeInRev quote after cmd
put cr end tell after cmd
do cmd as applescript
put the result into answerFromSafariWhichShouldBeThePriceILike
HTH
Jim Ault
Las Vegas
On 12/14/05 10:35 AM, Dennis Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tom
I have just decided that I need to write a stock portfolio reporting
program in DreamCard. Every canned program I have tried, does not
show my portfolio in a way that is useful to me for making certain
decisions. I end up with several spreadsheets that I am hand
updating every day --not
. If it might be
helpful, I'd be happy to email it over to you, even though I'm a
little embarassed at how rough it is...
Mark
On 10 Dec 2005, at 16:24, Dennis Brown wrote:
I have just decided that I need to write a stock portfolio
reporting program in DreamCard. Every canned program I have
On Dec 2, 2005, at 4:30 PM, Mark Wieder wrote:
Problem 3: warning - heresy follows there's no such thing as
self-documenting, human-readable code. Sorry - that's the way it is.
Xtalk comes pretty close, though. Even comes pretty close to
human-thinkable.
Even though Transcript is pretty
used to let
one script something like go to the background of
this card or something much shorter but more cryptic
such as go bg this cd. Not sure about the syntax,
but my point is that HyperTalk was very forgiving.
Is Transcript similarly forgiving?
--- Dennis Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Richmond,
While I agree with your sentiment (I learned programming the same
way, though a few years earlier), I don't see Transcript
documentation as something to compare to other languages from the
point of view of whose documentation is the worst.
I see what the documentation could be
I don't recall ever seeing an effect without a cause.
Rest assured there is a cause, but unless it can be reproduced, it
will only get fixed by accident!
If there is a next time, save the crime scene.
Might be about time now to get on with your life.
Dennis
On Nov 27, 2005, at 2:42 PM,
This did not install on OS X the way the docs say to do it. Go to
the forums to get the right way to install. Beware it is still
alphaware.
Dennis
On Nov 27, 2005, at 1:51 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Quoting Judy Perry [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Do you have a URL for it? (my PC-using
On Nov 27, 2005, at 4:17 PM, jbv wrote:
Transcript is different enough from other popular languages,
in what is it different (beside the fact that it's much closer to
natural english than any other language) ? just asking...
uses
different terms and metaphors,
same question as above...
Another thing that makes it different (part of the depth and
complexity) is the type-less nature of containers. You tell it what
you want it to do generically, and it figures out how based on the
kind of data you give it --even if you switched data types the next
time through... Aaarrgh!
I am one of those free HC to paid HC to paid SC crossgrade to paid
Rev enterprise crossgrade to paid Studio downgrade to paid DC to paid
DC upgrade. My gosh, I have owned one of every license! Personal
circumstances kept me from ever using the first Enterprise license,
and I would never
of that, I am
unconvinced.
On Nov 26, 2005, at 8:52 AM, Dennis Brown wrote:
I think that they are more likely to stay in business with the
current model --it is the model being used by the most successful
companies today. They are growing (I assume) slowly as the
product matures
On Nov 25, 2005, at 7:45 PM, Michael Lew wrote:
At the moment, in your country and mine, the very wealthy pay very
little tax.
The top 1% earners in the US pay 34% of the taxes.
The top 5% earners in the US pay 54% of the taxes.
The top 50% earners in the US pay 97% of the taxes.
If a
I was able to place a photo without creating an account. However, I
had to place myself on the map and create the account to get my pin
on the map --then I had to delete the redundant photo. Might have
been better if I had read some instructions first!
Dennis
On Nov 12, 2005, at 12:32
I am not interested in supporting a mish-mash unstructured free-for-
all of information. That is not the point at all. I like much of
the structure of the current embedded Rev documentation. The
dictionary is immeasurably useful. It is even more useful when
integrated into the script
Scott,
Thank you for pointing that out to folks.
I am signed up, anyone else joining us?
Dennis
On Oct 29, 2005, at 1:24 PM, Scott Rossi wrote:
This is exactly the kind of discussion that should move to the RevDocs
group.
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/RevDocs/
Regards,
Scott Rossi
:41 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Dennis Brown wrote:
The
dictionary is immeasurably useful. It is even more useful when
integrated into the script editor as done in Constellation.
It is. Right-click on a term in the script to see the dictionary
entry.
--
Jacqueline Landman Gay
Richard,
I am game for this. I just signed up for the RevDocs list. Let's
just make sure that this list gets the occasional post about the
progress so others know there is a place to discuss it.
Dennis
On Oct 28, 2005, at 9:40 AM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
There's been a tremendous
Heather,
Thank you for your (RunRev's) unequivocal endorsement of this long
time desire from this list. I believe it is in RunRev's best
interest to take the leadership role and apparently you agree.
Please be sure to solicit input INTERACTIVELY with the interested
parties during the
. With no wiki there is still the possibility of a good wiki
being created. With a bad wiki, people would be discouraged.
Dennis
On Oct 28, 2005, at 10:33 AM, Dennis Brown wrote:
Richard,
I am game for this. I just signed up for the RevDocs list. Let's
just make sure that this list gets
Chipp,
Good issue.
Mark's tutorial on it and the result was good and concise. Even
taught me something new about the result.
We need a pointer to it in the new RevDocsWiki ;-)
Dennis
On Oct 26, 2005, at 6:14 PM, Chipp Walters wrote:
Been a long time coming! Dan and I 'took the summer
Chipp,
The default 22 worked on my 10.4 system, but 17 caused overlapping of
the image and text.
Dennis
On Oct 27, 2005, at 2:29 AM, Chipp Walters wrote:
BTW, Mac users will want to put 17 in the 'move menu text right'
setting.
Chipp Walters wrote:
altMenuStack
builder by Chipp
Heather,
Your post is not clear to me on a couple of points:
On Oct 27, 2005, at 11:06 AM, Heather Nagey wrote:
Dear list members,
Regarding the recent debate about extracting the current revdocs
and putting them on a public wiki. We have discussed this here, and
we feel that at this
Another possibility is that we don't try to duplicate the existing
docs which we all have available anyway. Duplicating the existing
docs was just a good anchor point for the corrections and
expansions. However, the real value is in capturing the
contributions to this list in a way that
By the same token, having a link to the wiki from the built-in docs,
would obviate the need to duplicate the same info in the wiki. Only
the additional information need be in the wiki.
However, if the internal docs could download a corrected definition
from the wiki, then there is a good
to get things
started.
Dennis
On Oct 27, 2005, at 3:30 PM, Troy Rollins wrote:
On Oct 27, 2005, at 3:08 PM, Dennis Brown wrote:
By the same token, having a link to the wiki from the built-in
docs, would obviate the need to duplicate the same info in the wiki.
Good point, but this assumes
I really believe the functionality desired would not be served by Web
Notes as currently conceived --even if thy did work. To capture much
of the wisdom that is shared on this list requires the ability to add
new topics and links. Web Notes is just a place to make a coment
about an
Dan,
Thank you for joining this discussion with this worth while proposal.
Having read the list of desired features on this thread, which
features do you think would have to be compromised with the solution
you are proposing?
Dennis
On Oct 27, 2005, at 8:53 PM, Dan Shafer wrote:
Wiki team ;-)
I am here following all these wiki threads intently. I am exited
about the prospects of this --after all I have stood up on my soap
box more than once to try to get folks interested in this. I have
little experience with the mechanics needed, so I am just lurking in
the
Try using isNumber --from the docs:
the isNumber of value
isNumber(value)
isNumber(8) -- returns true
isNumber(1+5) -- returns true
isNumber(foo) -- returns false
Dennis
On Oct 26, 2005, at 8:34 PM, Michael J. Lew wrote:
How can I prevent users from being able to make non-number values
in
Charles,
Depending on the size and complexity, you could take several
approaches --I just have one.
The main application I am developing has just 1 stack and 1 card. I
put all the data crunching routines in the stack script and all the
UI routines in the card script. I only put other
I would be most interested in seeing all the docs AND the tips and
examples in one place. However, it would not be that bad to have two
sites if they have pointers to entries in each other. However, it
seems like keeping the pointers from breaking might be a concern.
The best solution as
Marielle,
What I would look for (in addition to Timothy's reply) is an easy way
to navigate to information based on general to specific structure.
Sort of like discovering what you want by 20 questions game.
Searching for information requires that you know what to call
something.
I just used my Paypal for a transaction yesterday after a long period
of not using it. Today I have been Phished twice by phony Paypal
emails and sites!
Dennis
On Oct 22, 2005, at 1:22 PM, Bruce A. Pokras wrote:
Obviously it is not PayPal doing it BUT someone IS gaining access
to either
Malte,
http://www.wireframe.co.za/f4/default1.htm
is the address of some more interesting animations from the company
that did the dancing skeletons.
Dennis
On Oct 22, 2005, at 6:13 PM, Malte Brill wrote:
awesome :-)
Indeed!
While we are at cool flashes: The coolest skeleton I saw
Well, then I am back to paying for a product. The circle closes back
on itself ;-)
On Oct 21, 2005, at 3:33 AM, Rishi Viner wrote:
On Fri, 21 Oct 2005 12:30 pm, Dennis Brown wrote:
If I pay RunRev for a better product, I
am justified in yelling at them if they slack off on delivering
Ben,
This is a good idea, and I am glad you have the time and energy to
help make it happen. One of the things I like about the Rev
community is that the spirit of sharing is alive.
However, I don't begrudge any developer, who has taken on the task of
producing a significant tool for
Xavier,
If I truly have got it then I can suggest an approach to explaining
it
It seems to me that the problem is that you have spent 15 years
building a do everything I want program. When you try and explain
it, you end up trying to explain everything you have wanted for the
last 15
programming in Revolution.
I am glad I got involved early and I anticipate a growing delight
with each new future release.
Thanks and keep up the good work Jerry!
Dennis Brown
On Oct 16, 2005, at 11:55 PM, Jerry Daniels wrote:
Colleagues and Friends...
- 31,299 lines of code
- 1,099
Xavier,
All I get is Login error, I tried for 15 min to get in, but had to
give up...
Dennis
On Oct 16, 2005, at 4:02 AM, MisterX wrote:
Monsieurx.com is being revamped silently into Wiki and without the
wacky
MisterX's adventure content.
You can come and preview the website at
Xavier,
I just tried again, and this time I can register and log in. Good.
Dennis
On Oct 16, 2005, at 12:00 PM, Dennis Brown wrote:
Xavier,
All I get is Login error, I tried for 15 min to get in, but had to
give up...
Dennis
On Oct 16, 2005, at 4:02 AM, MisterX wrote
Xavier,
After reading your new introduction on the wiki page. Something
clicks. If I understand what TAOO is supposed to be, I can relate it
to Forth. Forth is a low level but extensible language and IDE from
about 30 years ago. In Forth you write a definition for a named
routine
AM, Dennis Brown wrote:
Xavier,
After reading your new introduction on the wiki page. Something
clicks. If I understand what TAOO is supposed to be, I can relate
it to Forth.
~~
Dan Shafer, Information Product Consultant and Author
http
Mark,
One of the great things about Forth was the overhead of just a few
machine language instructions to execute a high level function call.
Transcript seems to require a trip around the world to jump next
door. For GUI speed stuff, it would not be a problem, but for my
array
Jump up on soapbox with flame thrower!
It makes my blood boil when easy to fix bugs are not fixed because
they are not high priority problems. There is nothing more
frustrating than having to put in temporary work around code
forever. Rediscovering the same bug over and over again in the
Xavier,
I have kept quiet about my opinion of TAOO until now. But with all
the stuff flying around, I figured I could weigh in without being the
center of controversy. I am not a fast typist, so I hope you can
appreciate my efforts at providing some constructive criticism.
Every time
Michael,
You have to take yourself off by clicking on the link at the bottom
of this and each email.
You are only on this list because you signed up.
Dennis
On Oct 14, 2005, at 10:30 AM, Michael Queen wrote:
PLEASE TAKE ME OFF YOUR MAILING LIST
When I put in debug code, I add a comment to it so I can find it later:
put myVar --debug
Dennis
On Aug 29, 2005, at 11:22 AM, Bill wrote:
Thanks. I looked in the docs too but sometimes the docs don't work
(or maybe
they get caught up in something that takes so long it seems like
they're
This is a good idea.
One item that comes to mind for every conference is that the author
usually has a prepared monologue of what they are going to present at
the conference. I find it very choppy and hard to read in the broken
up conference format. I have taken to editing the conference
All,
I have used Constellation about 6 hours a day since the pre-release
was made available for sale. If it crashed often, I would not use it
at all. I have not noticed any increase in the frequency from what
Rev normally crashes (yes, Rev does crash on occasion). The software
is
Richard,
If you want a fail-safe, perhaps you can have an idle task that just
goes around and fixes any bad button images if the mouse is not
within them.
Dennis
On Aug 24, 2005, at 4:41 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Richard,
How about mouseEnter and mouseLeave;
on the next line or breaking a
single script command into multiple lines
Dennis
On Aug 20, 2005, at 11:01 AM, Geoff Canyon wrote:
On Aug 19, 2005, at 10:42 AM, Dennis Brown wrote:
The way I want to search for information when I don't know what
something is called or even if it exists
If I might just interject a thought about indexes.
The way I want to search for information when I don't know what
something is called or even if it exists, is narrowing by categories.
I would want a list of 10-20 broad categories. And for each broad
category, a new list of categories would
, at 11:13 PM, Ken Ray wrote:
On 8/16/05 9:36 PM, Dennis Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I have a very large list of large files (thousands) that I use as a
database in my program. I also use a subset of them for faster
testing. At first I was duplicating the subset in another folder,
but I
Thanks for the prompts,
I answered my own question:
Try the alias first, and if the result is not empty, go for the file
directly instead
My script works now.
Dennis
On Aug 17, 2005, at 5:56 PM, Dennis Brown wrote:
Ken,Jeanne,Jacqueline,
Yes I am on a Mac.
Yes Ken's script works on my
Hi,
I have a very large list of large files (thousands) that I use as a
database in my program. I also use a subset of them for faster
testing. At first I was duplicating the subset in another folder,
but I thought it would be nice to just have an alias of the files I
wanted to use in
On Aug 13, 2005, at 10:59 AM, Dennis Brown wrote:
form the docs To put an or / character in the text of a menu,
double the characters: or //.
Dennis
On Aug 13, 2005, at 9:39 AM, Charles Hartman wrote:
I need to include an ampersand -- numToChar(38) -- in the text of
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Stephen,
I took a little different approach to using custom properties and
sets to avoid the use of the Do.
I leave the default set as the normal operating mode and access a few
global parameters in the normal way: get myParam of object
I create sets to hold other sets of parameters, but I
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