after tFewerLines
put true into aTemp[t]
end if
end repeat
should work, albeit a bit more slowly.
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to thisline of olist
if olist is empty then exit repeat
end repeat
return nulist
end FilterLines
wouldn't it be even faster as
function FilterLines olist,str
filter olist with (* str *)
return olist
end FilterLines
?!
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was split across both lists - I'm sure it would have been more
helpful to have the discussion unified in one place.
Heather - can you confirm what the policy on access to the improve-rev list
will be, going forward?
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, plus listed upgrade price to 2.1, is less
than the price to buy after that date.]
HTH,
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of 'simply missing' command that we can expect
to see merge into MetaTalk/Transcript as part of the new process.)
HTH,
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to decide how many slashes to use.
Hope this helps (?!?)
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what it might cost to cross-grade to Rev.
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at startup and glue
itself to the end of the Rev menubar. When the Rev UI is suspended, my bit
stays in place.)
I'd be interested to hear from anyone who gives this a go. Or RunRev's
opinions if in fact they think it's a Very Bad Idea.
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managed this - and if so what's their recipe?
TIA,
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of the MC IDE, that's for the group who assemble
round the mailing list (when it is set up) to decide.
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on 7/18/03 2:34 PM, Ben Rubinstein (me) wrote
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bug reporting database, which IIRC is now
open to all comers. Go to www.runrev.com, click Developers, scroll down
to Feedback. They use bugzilla - it's hairy but basically great. Warning
- doesn't seem to play well with Safari
speed (especially if the XCMD is a 68K one).
Good luck,
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. Especially now that there's the
excellent convert time from format to format option, it would be
handy to have macSeconds as one of the available format types.
Yes, I know it's just a matter of adding or subtracting 2082844800. But it
would be a handy convenience all the same.
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received,
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your development on OS X where at
least you can answer your email while you're waiting for your classic
box to reboot ;-)
Thanks! At least in this case I was intimate with the external. And next
time I'll know where to go looking.
Cheers,
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the full set of unsupported calls
- I can't afford to just fix the ones that I find which crash, and not know
if there are some others that I just haven't come across in testing yet.
Obviously Scott knows which callbacks he implemented. Is there a published
list anywhere?
TIA,
Ben Rubinstein
introduced in HC 2.0 (or whenever it was)?
Is there a list somewhere of the supported or unsupported callbacks? Are
there any other guidelines? Is there any handy debugging mode built into
the engine to help?
TIA,
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we can each
code round this ourselves. The modest proposal for now is that an interrupt
processed during an alert, ask or answer statement should cancel the dialog
and take effect in the context of the statement.
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, and expanding.
But admittedly all the data isn't loaded into RAM simultaneously, so it
doesn't really count. But it does make the point that humans can assemble
very large quantities of quality content (and we're not wasteful with space,
honest).
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checking at the end which of the three I actually asked it to
save.
The combination of 'repeat for each' and MC/Rev's hashed arrays is just
blinding. A fantastic illustration of why a fourth generation language can
not only give fast development, but also fast execution.
Ben Rubinstein
a cleaner way to code and eliminates any ambiguities.
and I agreed, and pointed out that there was a situation here in which it
was not possible to code so as to avoid ambiguities.
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recommend an
extra $20/year to keep the DNS out of their hands.
(No connection with the company except as a very happy customer.)
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manipulation stacks which recurse over folders now choke on the files that
Apple introduced to hold custom icons for folders, named - so to speak -
icon%0D (ie the file name ends with a return character - so my lists of
files include two names of non-existent files, icon and empty).
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On Wednesday, November 28, 2001, at 04:44 AM, Ben Rubinstein wrote:
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Graphic Converter has one nice touch as it will allow
you to save the file
that this (how to make
an app respond to files dropped or launched; on all platforms; including how
to set file affiliations on the Mac) would make a useful encyclopedia topic.
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? I suppose it's too late to appeal for a change in
the value of CR; but how about at adding a couple of new constants,
asciiCR with value 13, and CRLF with the value being a two-character
string, codes 13 and 10?
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AppleScript.
tell application Finder
set the comment of file Macintosh HD:Picture 1 to This is a test
end tell
(In Rev 1/MetaCard you can use the external from xworlds; in Rev 1.1
AppleScript is 'built in' - but you knew that! :-)
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to
either delete a file or move it to the trash. If delete is changed, we only
have the ability to move it to the trash.
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information.
If you really don't want the links to be visible, you could make a button
that locks and unlocks the field; and as it unlocks the field, converts all
the group style to some visible style, for easier editing; as it locks the
field, it would reverse the process.
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far :-).
Hope this helps,
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into x.
A more substantial improvement would be (since 'the clipboard' is already
defined in MC) some new properties, all three readable and writeable:
the clipboardText
the clipboardImage
the clipboardHtmlTxt
Comments?
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, with subclassing and inheritance. The printing support within RB
just arises naturally out of the way that everything else works. But that's
a whole other invitation to get flamed...)
Yours in swift retreat to the bunker,
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it after each call.
No doubt more expert MC users could propose a more sophisticated syntax (eg
is it possible to make the URL support a syntax such as get URL xx with
headers yy?)
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, there is no way in MC 2.3.2 (ie in current Rev) to access the
header of an http response. At least, I asked a couple of times on the Rev
list, and nobody ever replied. I find this really restrictive - does libURL
give a better solution to this? If not, could it, please?
TIA,
Ben Rubinstein
a huge hit the first time you try to
display the data, or each time the data changes. In my experience, if the
number of rows is small, on reasonable machines you get excellent
performance - and you know the performance won't change when the size of the
data increases.
Ben Rubinstein
have a script that I regularly run over messages on this
list, to strip formatting which certain people apply to their messages)
Reading contacts isn't to bad; modify contacts by AppleScript there are
somethings that just don't work, though they clearly should.
Ben Rubinstein
there is no mapping for the
character in the 'local' character set to the destination one (ISO-8859-1,
if it is that)?
TIA,
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, perhaps it would be better if the checksums didn't
contain them - eg render them out as a string of hex digits. And lastly to
Geoff - until either or both those things change, perhaps mcRipper could be
enhanced to save strings containing nulls in some escaped format!
Ben Rubinstein
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