Will give it my best shot here Jon. First I just overloaded the
perfromFiltering function, but then decided that I needed just a bit
more.
I added a check box to the right of the filter input boxes.
Based on the value of the check box, the perfromFiltering function
either runs as usual, or invert
On Sat, 2 May 2009, contemplative wrote:
>
> Thanks Larry,
> That did it. I just overloaded the performFiltering function and that
> did the trick.
> Appreciate you help and for pointing out that David H. did the
> original work.
>
> Regards
> wes
I would find your modification of performFilter
Thanks Larry,
That did it. I just overloaded the performFiltering function and that
did the trick.
Appreciate you help and for pointing out that David H. did the
original work.
Regards
wes
On May 1, 12:12 pm, larryk...@yahoo.com wrote:
> Hi,
>
> The filter code, along with most all of timeline
Hi,
The filter code, along with most all of timeline is courtesy of David H.
I'm sending this from the road, so I don't have access to the src. My
recollection is that the filtermatcher function returns true or false for event
to be included or not. Your code sample shows where the fultermatch
