I seem to have a problem passing associative arrays as argument in
certain situation.
It works if an array is asigned to global -- I can use it as
associative array in any handler.
global myArray
get myArray[key]
It works if I pass it as argument of a directly called handler or function
get
Script Editor X next release offers the option to turn on and off the
auto-insertion.
...
Cheers
Xavier
http://monsieurx.com
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I'd like to use your ScriptEditor. Unfortunately, it is far too slow for
me. Opening my main stack script lasts about 1 minute 45 seconds ! (Mac
G4 767 Mhz - less
Herve,
My home stack script is over 1600 lines of script (40Kb) and it takes 30
seconds to open
A 5000+ line script im working on (huge!!!) takes 2 minutes; 30 seconds
without color - time to index the script elements... I'll add an option to
skip this too...
That's on a slow NT metaframe with 2
On Friday, December 13, 2002, at 02:47 AM, Robert Brenstein wrote:
However, I need to pass it as an argument to a function that is
dynamically defined and executed through do.
put webArg into fName -- let's say webArg = somfunction
do get fName ( myArray )
function somfunction myArray
But the sequence cmd+m also used to insert on mouseup...end mouseup
at the cursor in the scriptwindow, now it looks like Scott removed it in 2.5.
That's probably the one that snags me. I get to typing so fast.
I'll try to pull up the message box without getting out of the script
editor, and
Hi all,
has anybody ever successfully installed a 8 bit icon into
a standalone after building it with MC ?
If yes, how did you do this ?
What windows icon-editing app can so so ?
(Not necessarily freeware ;-)
Thanks a lot in advance.
Regards from germany
Klaus Major
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
it's easier to import gifs or jpgs than icons...
on windows, theres' a few nice programs but I'd
recommend Iconbook. dont know the url of hand...
browse and export... that easy... windows only probably...
on the Mac, GifConverter (mac only, german program with a grey icon and a
house?) was
Hi all,
it's easier to import gifs or jpgs than icons...
on windows, theres' a few nice programs but I'd
recommend Iconbook. dont know the url of hand...
browse and export... that easy... windows only probably...
on the Mac, GifConverter (mac only, german program with a grey icon
and a
house?)
On 12/13/02 11:06 AM, Klaus Major wrote:
I meant: has someone succesfully replaced the 4 bit MC icon
of a standalone with another 8 bit icon.
If yes, how ? What icon-editor can do this ?
I would also love to be able to do this, but so far I haven't found a
way. MC only allows enough space in
On Friday, December 13, 2002, at 02:47 AM, Robert Brenstein wrote:
However, I need to pass it as an argument to a function that is
dynamically defined and executed through do.
put webArg into fName -- let's say webArg = somfunction
do get fName ( myArray )
function somfunction myArray
Hi MrX,
The easiest way (around this) is to make a shortcut and use a custom
icon on it...
I also asked this and it's also impossible...
Then again, you can re-write the desktop in MC, launch me in startup
and
then use strictly any image as an icon ;))
...
launch MrX with new_desktop
...
you dont need a programmer to make a shortcut
but you do need valuable programmers to make nice shortcuts (like on a mac!)
Actually that's how I learned to use HyperCard, replacing the finder! ;))
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Klaus
Mr X a écrit :
There's also the obscure but documented feature of parameter by reference
a sort of pointer...
go to the index menu in the toolbar,
pull the index
type para
click on
parameters, call by reference
hope it helps, Scott just pointed me its existence!
-- snip--
Thanks a
On Fri, 13 Dec 2002 Dar Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Friday, December 13, 2002, at 02:47 AM, Robert Brenstein wrote:
However, I need to pass it as an argument to a function that is
dynamically defined and executed through do.
put webArg into fName -- let's say webArg =
On Friday, December 13, 2002, at 04:34 PM, Scott Raney wrote:
This is because you can only pass arrays using *variables*, not as the
return value of a function call. In C/C++/Java, trying to do the
above where someFunction takes a reference would generate a syntax
error. MC/RR, being an
Here's what Macintouch calls an interesting excuse for cancelling Mac
software development from Cerious Software:
It has been more difficult that you could ever know
to port ThumbsPlus to the Macintosh. Unlike Windows,
applications cause many problems on the Mac side.
For example
--On Friday, December 13, 2002 17:49:03 -0800 Richard Gaskin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here's what Macintouch calls an interesting excuse for cancelling Mac
software development from Cerious Software:
It has been more difficult that you could ever know
to port ThumbsPlus to the Macintosh.
andu wrote:
--On Friday, December 13, 2002 17:49:03 -0800 Richard Gaskin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here's what Macintouch calls an interesting excuse for cancelling Mac
software development from Cerious Software:
It has been more difficult that you could ever know
to port ThumbsPlus to
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