2008/2/13, Johnny Rosenberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
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> 2008/2/11, Jonathan Kaye <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
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> > Johnny Rosenberg wrote:
> >
> >
> > Hi Johnny and Ariel,
> > Thanks to both of you. Your advice was extremely helpful and I've been
> > able
> > to carry on a fair bit until hitting the next
2008/2/11, Jonathan Kaye <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
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> Johnny Rosenberg wrote:
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>
> Hi Johnny and Ariel,
> Thanks to both of you. Your advice was extremely helpful and I've been
> able
> to carry on a fair bit until hitting the next obstacle. The contextual
> help
> available in the Macro editor reall
Hi Andre,
Andre Heine escribió:
Hi Ariel...
strange... the example is a C++ (in C style ;-) ) version of the same
example in Java and OOo Basic (quite the same you were trying to
translate). And for me works in the 3 versions.
I tested your code on SuSE 10.1 and another 10.2 linux box. the c
Ariel Constenla-Haile wrote:
> Hi Jonathan
>
> Jonathan Kaye escribió:
>> The mysterious "argument is not optional" error
>> was "solved" by not choosing to the run the macro from the IDE
>> Organize Macros--> select the relevant macro and click the Run button)
>> but rather running them from th
Hi Ariel...
> strange... the example is a C++ (in C style ;-) ) version of the same
> example in Java and OOo Basic (quite the same you were trying to
> translate). And for me works in the 3 versions.
I tested your code on SuSE 10.1 and another 10.2 linux box. the code works...
On my machine work
Andreas Saeger wrote:
> Replace "map" with anothe name. I used "XMAP".
> =XMAP(B2) --> ,+; !2+ .[B!]
Thanks Andreas.
Yes I did that some time ago. I'm not sure which code you are referring to
but I changed map to various other names when Bernard Marcelly pointed out
the "smart feature" and suggest
Hi Jonathan
Jonathan Kaye escribió:
The mysterious "argument is not optional" error
was "solved" by not choosing to the run the macro from the IDE
Organize Macros--> select the relevant macro and click the Run button)
but rather running them from the spreadsheet. I have no explanation
for this
I'm trying to develop a filter. But all the examples in the DevelopersGuide
are old style.
Is anyone working with new style filters?
Where can I find new guides?
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Replace "map" with anothe name. I used "XMAP".
=XMAP(B2) --> ,+; !2+ .[B!]
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Andrew Douglas Pitonyak wrote:
> Download AndrewMacro.odt and take a look at chapter 9 Formatting macros
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>
Hi Andrew,
Thanks for your response. I downloaded your .odt file some time ago. I
mentioned that several times on this admittedly confusing thread. I looked
at chapter 9 (Formatting Macro
Paolo Mantovani wrote:
>> Lft = Lft + movetones(Chunk) + " "
>
> What is "movetones" ?
>
>
> ciao
> Paolo M
I'll add a bit more detail to the previous response. Actually movetones is
part of cutspace and I gave the code for cutspace earlier in this thread.
movetones just moves the tone markers
Paolo Mantovani wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Il lunedì 11 febbraio 2008 20:12:48 Jonathan Kaye ha scritto:
>> Steffen Grund wrote:
>> > Hello,
>> >
>> > I am not the Basic expert here, but wouldn't something like this work?
>> >
>> > While Position <>
>> > Position = Instr(i, ProcessString, " ")
>>
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