On Tue, 2002-08-27 at 05:31, andu wrote:
--On Monday, August 26, 2002 21:21:49 -0700 Richard Gaskin
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- paint tools do not generate an error:
choose brush tool
set the brushcolor to blue
drag from 60,60 to 80,80
select img 1 of stack
If I use put url myUrl into url myDiskPath for a lengthy download, does
anybody know of a way to receive information from MetaCard during the
download so a progress graph can be shown to the user?
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On Mon, 2002-08-26 at 17:42, Scott Raney wrote:
No, it's apparently just a conflict in the way the KDE (didn't try
Gnome) window manager stacks windows: it's putting the backdrop window
on *top* of the other windows. Worse, KDE at some point completely
lost the ability to show a window with
--On Tuesday, August 27, 2002 17:07:14 + David Bovill
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Anyone use any others that work well for them... I'm looking for
something lean and fast that I can customize to make standalone machines
out of?
I use Fluxbox as wm which is as lean and fast as it can get
Okay, so one day I'll track down a list of Bourne Shell options as mentioned in the Help entry on Filters, but just for now...
[1] Using AND
How do we filter to extract both *.gif AND *.jpg from a list of file names?
[2] Using NOT
And how do we do the reverse, such as 'All files except *.txt' ?
Ken,
Thanks!! I'll check it out.
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Sent: Tuesday, August 27, 2002 12:06 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: XP - window metrics
Chipp,
I just discovered that Tuviah's External Collection
David Bovill wrote:
--On Monday, August 26, 2002 21:21:49 -0700 Richard Gaskin
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- paint tools do not generate an error:
choose brush tool
set the brushcolor to blue
drag from 60,60 to 80,80
select img 1 of stack tmp/formdata.mc
export png to file myimg.png
-- For simulating a logical AND --
on mouseUp
put fld aFld into filesList
replace .jpg with .jpg! in filesList
replace .gif with .gif! in filesList
filter filesList with *!*
replace ! with empty in filesList
put filesList into fld bFld
end mouseUp
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-- not using Filter, but does the same thing --
on mouseUp
put fld aFld into filesList
repeat for each line kLine in filesList
if .txt is not in kLine then
put returnkLine after kHolder
end if
end repeat
put kHolder into fld bFld
end mouseUp
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-- The NOT filter
on mouseUp
put fld aFld into filesList
replace .txt with !txt in filesList
filter filesList with *.*
replace ! with . in filesList
put filesList into fld bFld
end mouseUp
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Okay, so one day I'll track down a list of Bourne
Shell options
How might one get a list of all files from a folder which contains nested
folders and files several levels deep?
folder1
-- file1
-- file2
-- file3
-- folderA
-- file1
-- file2
-- folderX
-- file1
-- file2
-- file 3
-- file4
Thanks Regards,
Scott Rossi
Creative
I wrote a quick little directorywalker stack that does this, and reports
back whether it is a file (optionally along with its type) or a folder, and
(optionally) indents the hierarchy. It was for Windows files only (so
there's no Mac type/creator checking), but here's the script:
-- Card
on 8/27/02 12:55 PM, Ken Ray at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I wrote a quick little directorywalker stack that does this, and reports
back whether it is a file (optionally along with its type) or a folder, and
(optionally) indents the hierarchy. It was for Windows files only (so
there's no Mac
Recently, Scott Rossi wrote:
How might one get a list of all files from a folder which contains nested
folders and files several levels deep?
In my ignorance, I forgot to check my archived mail files which contained
this modified code snippet from Geoff Canyon:
global
On Tue, 2002-08-27 at 16:30, andu wrote:
I use Fluxbox as wm which is as lean and fast as it can get (makes you feel
really sorry for kde users;-). The windows looks and behavior can also be
customized easily. For desktop I use Rox which uses gtk (I stayed away from
gtk 2.x since I got
What's the latest? What's the best format to use for xplatform video in
MC?
I thought that MPEG1 was the crossplatform format... looking at the man
pages for xanim... MPEG playback is incomplete, and the player choked on
a downloaded movie. Noatun plays it using Mpeglib...
Reference talks about
As I understand it, a CGI needs to be in the following format:
#! mc
on Startup
#script
end Startup
I also have the impression that any script in this CGI had to be between on
Startup and end Startup.
So does this mean that one CGI file is one handler and that I can't pass
arguments to it
- Original Message -
From: Rich Mooney [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: MetaCard Mail List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, August 27, 2002 3:35 PM
Subject: Can I put Multiple handlers in a CGI script?
As I understand it, a CGI needs to be in the following format:
#! mc
on Startup
--On Tuesday, August 27, 2002 18:35:01 -0400 Rich Mooney
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As I understand it, a CGI needs to be in the following format:
# ! mc
on Startup
#script
end Startup
I also have the impression that any script in this CGI had to be between
on Startup and end
Hi guys,
With all of this CGI talk lately, I cooked something up.
I've been working with a server program based on the ol' mc httpd stack, since I make heavy use of Valentina. However, I've always wanted to break it down into separate cgi scripts. Among other things, that gives me multiple
on 08-27-2002 12:35 PM, Rich Mooney at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As I understand it, a CGI needs to be in the following format:
Maybe this will help you get started... This CGI drives the shop site
dynamic order generation at
www.himalayanacademy.com/hawaii/iraivan/donate/
I am not an
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