Even better is a program called GIMP (GNU Image Manipulation Program) that's open
source and free. I've used it on Linux, but it's also got binaries for running on
Windows as well. It's almost as full featured as Photo Shop. You can find out more
information and download it here:
Before I just go off and do this, I thought I'd throw the question out there...
In a CASE construct in UniBasic, can you use the BETWEEN keyword to test against a
range. For example, I've got a large number of values I'm testing for and several of
them are contiguous. Would something like
Given the following snippet of code:
FOR PLC = 1 TO PART.LIST.COUNT
SEARCH.VALUE = DESC.LISTPLC
RETURN.VALUE := SEARCH.VALUE : @VM
NEXT PLC
ROLLSTOCK=RETURN.VALUE
I get the following output:
P337
P RPVC 0200x20.00 TNT201
P BOX 19:08 15:08
Just to address a couple of your comments...
The reason I use SPECIAL so much is the file I'm reading this information from is
SPECIAL.PRICE. The fields I'm referencing are from something similar to a sales
quote. I'd expect the quantity numbers to rarely match. The fields I'm referencing
There can, and usually are, multiple instances of the same part number. What makes a
row unique is part number + from qty. Thanks for pointing out the doubling up of
the SPECIAL.FROM.QTY assignment though.
-Original Message-
From: Jeff Fitzgerald [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:
I'm attempting to hijaack a UniBasic subroutine to call from an external program using
UniObjects, but it has some requirements I'm not sure how to implement. If anyone has
any thoughts, please feel free to post them. Here's the comments in the subroutine...
* The calling program must include
That sounds doable. I was hoping to not have to modify the original sub, and this
approach should do just that. I was just unsure as to whether I could do some kind of
fake $INCLUDE on the client side via the UniObjects interface. Hoping beyond hope, I
know, but I had to ask.
-Original
From my experience, I really haven't encountered a situation where I'd recomment not
using UniObjects when accessing a U2 database from an outside application. I've
heard people say you shouldn't use it directly from ASP because of threading issues,
but I've successfully gotten around that by
As much as I hate to defend Microsoft...and I do hate defending Microsoft...they have
patents on their implementation of XML, not XML in general. This has no effect on
XML. It's akin to someone patenting a method of casting a die out of aluminum. That
patent doesn't affect aluminum, nor does
