ADO can do this. If you need to hit a server database for Mac and PC you
can use MUS and the ADO for MUS Xtra to connect. Since the server connects
and not the client its cross platform this way.
-Chuck
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Chuck Neal
CEO, MediaMacros, Inc.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi all,
We've got this project where we have to do localized versions of our
software, one of them accepting Russian, and the other Azeri Latin.
The former works, we are able to copy and paste Russian text and it
works no problem.
The latter doesn't; for those who don't know, Azeri Latin is one
Question for the list:
Is 'resourceid' a reserved word in Director?
Reason why I ask is that I am working on a project where we are passing
'resourceid' as param name (a symbol) to a CGI on a linux server. The
param the server receives consistently is 'resourceID'.
So then, just for fun, i type
Never, EVER depend upon the capitalization of #symbols.
There's weird magic where if you enter #ShutUpROYmeo in Director, that
capitalization is saved in some symbol look-up-table and it's pretty much
always going to be that way. You, or someone, or some bit of lingo/utility
code/libraries,
At 14:12 28.09.2004 -0400, you wrote:
Never, EVER depend upon the capitalization of #symbols.
There's weird magic where if you enter #ShutUpROYmeo in Director, that
capitalization is saved in some symbol look-up-table and it's pretty much
always going to be that way. You, or someone, or some
Hello,
In this behavior:
property aSprite
property aValue
on beginSprite me
set the aSprite of me to sprite the spriteNum of me
set the aValue of me to 9
end beginSprite
on doSomething me
set the aValue of me to the -aValue of me
end doSomething
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using verbose syntax I'm trying to
x = -1 * x
modern lingo syntax could be:
aValue = -1 * aValue
aValue = -(the aValue of me) ? (untested)
the aValue of me is the entire name of the variable you're going after
here, so you need to make sure the negative is outside the entire 'variable'.
At 03:47 PM 9/28/2004, you wrote:
Hello,
In
