Re: Is concurrent stack access supported?

1999-10-14 Thread Phil Davis
Hi Hugh, One idea that comes to mind is: Let MC 2.3 run your database stack on a network server, where it can service HTTP client requests for specific data (and the subsequent locking of cards or data items currently being updated) in a centralized fashion. That way, no client runs or loads the

SV: Second mouse button

1999-10-14 Thread Eva Isotalo
At 12:46 PM +0200 13/10/1999, Eva Isotalo wrote: Hi everybody, When dragging an image and at the same time clicking the second mouse button (Win98) the image "sticks" to the the mouseloc and nothing else can be done. Any one have an idea of how I can prevent this? The script in the image

re: mouseup hierarchy tricky ?

1999-10-14 Thread Leston Drake
You can add this to your group mouseUp handler so that it won't process the mouseUp for any objects of than those in the group. on mouseUp if the owner of the target is me then ...statements here end if end mouseUp Original Message To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] From:

Re: Clone

1999-10-14 Thread Richard MacLemale
Title: Re: Clone Kevin Miller quoted the following script to solve the problem: ask file Save new stack as: if it is empty then exit mouseUp put it into tFilePath set the itemDel to / put last item of tFilePath into tShortName clone this stack set the name of stack it to tShortName set the

Re: Clone

1999-10-14 Thread Dave Cragg
At 10:02 PM + 14/10/1999, Richard MacLemale wrote: ask file "Save new stack as:" if it is empty then exit mouseUp put it into tFilePath set the itemDel to "/" put last item of tFilePath into tShortName clone this stack set the name of stack it to tShortName set the fileName of stack