--- In [email protected], "mockey_a" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> --- In [email protected], "entropyreduction" > <alancampbelllists+yahoo@> wrote: > > associated with control with "cancel" id. I'm not quite sure why that > > is, except that's what the underlying default dialog proc I use > > seems to want to do. Will dog around a bit, see if I can make it do > > the rational thing. In meantime, do a cancel button. > > No problem. I just thought I could avoid that cancel-button... If I can;t find any other way to do it I can cause plugin to create a hidden button with IDCANCEL when I encounter a Set_respons(..."close") and there is no such user-defined button. > > so pipePluginDemoScriptListenToDOS.powerpro doesn't work for you? > > Nope. I get: > total characters input:: 0 > in debug-window. > > > For the moment, make env variable e.g. > > ppPipe ==> \\COMPNAME\pipe\powerpro works. > > then redirect to $ppPipe? > > Also no problem. I was just wondering if this is known behaviour or > something special on my machine (maype some XP SP2 stuff?). I took me > quite a lot of time to figure that out ("." not working, "COMPNAME" > working). Anyway, thanks for another great plugin. How weird. I'll try it on an XP SP 2 machine. Here comes SP3...Aren't we lucky?
