OK, another newby-question...
After nearly driving completely nuts I figuered out that a function I wrote
worked fine, just calling it from the message box didn´t work.
function myFunc
return 123
end myFunc
on nuts
put myFunc ()
end nuts
typing nuts in the message box works, but typing
They both use the same file format and engine. What was happening in Rev
that prevented saves?
Nothing that prevented saves specifically. There are two kinds of saves...
Saving the current file you are working in. If there is a crash,
that file can end up toast (which did happen to me, I
You can get the path to these folders using the specialfolderpath
function. Tuv Snyder revealed on the list some time back how this
function can be extended beyond the default special folders by
passing an integer that corresponds to the Windows API
SHGetFolderPath value/constant. The
Hi Shari and all,
You can get the path to these folders using the specialfolderpath
function. Tuv Snyder revealed on the list some time back how this
function can be extended beyond the default special folders by
passing an integer that corresponds to the Windows API
SHGetFolderPath
At 8:00 am -0500 26/3/02, Shari wrote:
You can get the path to these folders using the specialfolderpath
function. Tuv Snyder revealed on the list some time back how this
function can be extended beyond the default special folders by
passing an integer that corresponds to the Windows API
Hi Everyone,
A few days ago I asked about creating variables on the fly. It was
suggested that I enclose the unchanging part of the variable name in
quotations. So I tried the repeat loop below as an experiment, hoping to
generate H1 = 11, H2, =12, and so on, up to H10 =20.
repeat
Hi greg,
I tried it in HC and this script works. Don't know if it'll work in MC.
on mouseUp
put empty into cd fld test
repeat with i = 1 to 10
put H i+10 return before line 1 of H
end repeat
put H into cd fld test
end mouseUp
Gregory Lypny wrote:
Hi Everyone,
A few days
Hi Everyone,
A few days ago I asked about creating variables on the fly. It was
suggested that I enclose the unchanging part of the variable name in
quotations. So I tried the repeat loop below as an experiment, hoping to
generate H1 = 11, H2, =12, and so on, up to H10 =20.
repeat
Uwe Friese wrote:
OK, another newby-question...
After nearly driving completely nuts I figuered out that a function I wrote
worked fine, just calling it from the message box didn´t work.
MetaCard won't evaluate any custom functions from the message box, only
the built-in functions. It
MetaCard won't evaluate any custom functions from the message box, only
the built-in functions. It took me a while to figure that out too.
-
Thanks!
Now I´m feeling much better ;-)
Regards,
uwe
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Shari wrote:
Saving as... into a separate file. I don't use this option. I want
to save as as a new, separate file, not close my current file and
end up working in the new file.
Put this script somewhere in the hierarchy (your Home stack, or a script
you have inserted, or in a stack put in
Scott Rossi wrote:
MetaCard won't evaluate any custom functions from the message box, only
the built-in functions. It took me a while to figure that out too.
Actually, it can. Entering the name of the function in the message box will
return any values within the message box itself;
MetaCard won't evaluate any custom functions from the message box,
only
the built-in functions. It took me a while to figure that out too.
Actually, it can. Entering the name of the function in the message
box will
return any values within the message box itself; don't use put or
Shari wrote:
They both use the same file format and engine. What was happening in Rev
that prevented saves?
Nothing that prevented saves specifically. There are two kinds of saves...
Saving the current file you are working in. If there is a crash,
that file can end up toast (which
on Tue, 26 Mar 2002 10:33:43 Gregory Lypny [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hi Everyone,
A few days ago I asked about creating variables on the fly. It was
suggested that I enclose the unchanging part of the variable name in
quotations. So I tried the repeat loop below as an experiment, hoping
Gregory Lypny wrote:
Hi Everyone,
A few days ago I asked about creating variables on the fly. It was
suggested that I enclose the unchanging part of the variable name in
quotations. So I tried the repeat loop below as an experiment, hoping to
generate H1 = 11, H2, =12, and so on,
LiangTyan Fui wrote:
On 3/26/02 1:28 AM, Scott Raney wrote:
snipped
Works fine here, I get about 0.391975 (though why one would use the
long ticks instead of the milliseconds, I don't know ;-)
Just a HyperCard habit ;-)
Note that the CGI itself could take up to 10 seconds to
--- Phil Davis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As you may know, there are some MIDI access
capabilities available through MC's MCI
(Media Control Interface - Win32 only)
commands. You can explore the MCI stuff by
getting the mci.mc.gz stack from
ftp.metacard.com and going to its Commands
tab.
On 3/27/02 6:56 AM, Pierre Sahores wrote:
snipped
Try :
set the socketTimeoutInterval to 10
Done that, the CGI halted.
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Best Regards, Pierre Sahores
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on mouseup
repeat with i = 1 to 100 ## should be enough
put specialfolderpath(i) cr after fld your special folders
end repeat
end mouseup
You can then frame that field and put it on the wall,
right over your computer :-)
If I had a PC, I would! But alas, I have a Mac, so all
This is the list provided by Tuviah Snyder. You'll have to decipher
the codes. I guess Program Files is 38, but I'm not sure what
42-44 are.
THANK YOU!
(big huge smile)
Shari C
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http://www.gypsyware.com
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Put this script somewhere in the hierarchy (your Home stack, or a script
you have inserted, or in a stack put in use):
on saveStack
put the filename of this stack into theOrigStack
put the short name of this stack into theOrigName
ask file Save stack as: with theOrigName
if it =
Shari wrote:
Very nice! I will use this well :-)
Can I be a dream-something too now?
;)
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HyperActive Software | http://www.hyperactivesw.com
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on mouseup
repeat with i = 1 to 100 ## should be enough
put specialfolderpath(i) cr after fld your special folders
end repeat
end mouseup
Be careful! Some of those numbers will crash MC/Rev (at least under Windows
2000). Here's the results I did in my 1-60 testing:
12-15,
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