Hi Jaqueline,
Klaus Major wrote:
I only got one response to my important question, thanks Hugh.
Could you please check this and give a short notice?
Verified. If there is a matching command in the MC Menubar, that one
executes instead of the one in the script editor. Shortcuts that
have
On Apr 3, 2009, at 1:00 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Thanks for the report, Tariel. The rev scripts are inserted as a
backscript if you are installing in the MC IDE. I'm not sure why your
copy couldn't find them. MC Setup checks the revAppVersion() to see if
it is 0, and if not, it inserts the
Tariel Gogoberidze wrote:
So, you have
remove script of btn revScripts from back -- in case
if sLibURLInserted = true then stop using stack libURL
if the platform = MacOS then displayOSXfolder tDestPath,open
Whoops. Thanks Tariel. I didn't get the error because I am loading the
Hi Tariel
thanks for your feedback!
A bit more feedback wouldn't hurt however (Hint, HInt! :-)
On Apr 1, 2009, at 1:00 PM, Klaus Major wrote:
I noticed that with engine 3.5 the shortcuts e.g. the script editor
like CMD-M or CMD-F etc. do not work anymore?
The shortcuts are apparently
Tariel Gogoberidze wrote:
Jacque,
When I was doing 3.5 installation with your tool metacard_setup.mc
(great stack and very helpful), I got script error on
revPathtoApplescript function.
on displayOSXfolder pFolderPath,pAction -- open or close the Finder
folder to force icon update
put
On Apr 1, 2009, at 1:00 PM, Klaus Major wrote:
I noticed that with engine 3.5 the shortcuts e.g. the script editor
like CMD-M or CMD-F
etc. do not work anymore?
The shortcuts are apparently directed to the MC Menubar and CMD-M
will open/close the
message box, CMD-F will open the MC Find
Am 27.03.2009 um 11:44 schrieb Klaus Major:
Hi dear MC users,
I noticed that with engine 3.5 the shortcuts e.g. the script editor
like CMD-M or CMD-F
etc. do not work anymore?
The shortcuts are apparently directed to the MC Menubar and CMD-M
will open/close the
message box, CMD-F will
Yup, on WinXP also for... well as long as I can (almost) remember (2.81?).
The missing cmd.M to step-over has been an especial irritant, but I suppose
I have just become used to its little ideosyncracies and use breakpoint dots
instead as cmd.R still works fine. Not sure why I haven't delved into
