Sorry, I figured it out. You CAN store it into storage; I just failed to call:
OBJECT SET LIST BY REFERENCE(*;”cbox_UnitTypes”;Storage.lists.list_UnitTypes)
when I worked at converting my work to use Storage.
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> On Oct 8, 2018, at 11:30 PM, Chris Belanger wrote:
>
> I wanted to store some
I wanted to store some lists into storage.
I make an entity selection, then create a LIST using a method ORDA_MakeList.
The lists are made perfectly (outside of Storage).
This works flawlessly: the resulting list_UnitTypes works correctly as a LIST.
On Oct 8, 2018, at 11:28 AM, 4d_tech-requ...@lists.4d.com wrote:
> Unexpected discovery - the picture library is still a useful thing!
This is so true. I’m still a big user and believer in the Picture Library.
There are two big benefits for me:
1. If you are updating your 4D application often
I prefer to leave images in the resources:images folder so that I can
use apps like Graohic Converter to remove the resource fork and other
things to optimize the images.
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I tried that during my attempts to convert pictures, the results were
(iF yUo Cee Kaye)d :)
Ill try in a newer version and see if I can trans fed them backwards
On Mon, 8 Oct 2018 12:00:13 -0400, Randy Jaynes wrote:
> Chip,
>
> Try this: I know v13 doesn’t have the Transparency constant, so
Chip,
Try this: I know v13 doesn’t have the Transparency constant, so not sure which
version of 4D it comes into play, but this was part of one of the conversion
routines I ran into a while ago when I had to do this:
TRANSFORM PICTURE($Pict_G;Transparency;0x00FF) //convert the WHITE to
Kirk,
There is an easier way.
If you open a copy of your database in v17, and run MSC > Verify Application on
it, it will point out all the bad form objects for you. The log file will show
you entries like this in the sections where it is checking your project forms
and table forms:
I have done this, although in v13. I found that all my images now have
white backgrounds
any way to fix this without manually editing every single one??
On Mon, 8 Oct 2018 08:12:44 -0700, Kirk Brooks via 4D_Tech wrote:
> I'm preparing to move a large, established project from v15 to v17 and
>
Thanks, Jim. That looks promising.
Jeremy
> On 8 Oct 2018, at 12:37, Jim Hays via 4D_Tech <4d_tech@lists.4d.com> wrote:
>
> wscript.exe is one way to go.
>
> To learn how to write the particular script for MS Word on Windows, let it
> record a macro of what you want to do.
> You can pull the
I'm preparing to move a large, established project from v15 to v17 and
finally had to deal with the pictures. I've been putting this off at least
partly because of just not wanting to deal with this. Turns out it's not
that big a deal, at least for me.
When I've just done the conversion to see
wscript.exe is one way to go.
To learn how to write the particular script for MS Word on Windows, let it
record a macro of what you want to do.
You can pull the macro out into a text file and run it with wscript (with a
few more commands to get Word started and point at the document).
To record a
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