Re: duplicates of parts of a line in list

2014-08-03 Thread hh
Do you mean char 7 to 8? And list 2 is not the result of this counting for list 1? Should be 08:00_d3_180_Monica_pink_1 10:45_d2_90_Mary_orange_6 10:00_d2_90_Mary_orange_6 10:15_d2_90_Mary_orange_6 10:30_d2_90_Mary_orange_6 10:00_d2_90_Mary_orange_6 10:00_d2_90_Mary_orange_6

Re: duplicates of parts of a line in list

2014-08-03 Thread hh
Sorru ell and one are hard to distinguish. SO function myCounter myList repeat for each line i in myList if i is empty then next repeat add 1 to f[char 1 to 2 of i comma char 7 to 8 of i] end repeat repeat for each line i in myList if i is empty then next repeat put cr i _

Re: duplicates of parts of a line in list

2014-08-03 Thread Jim sims
Very nice :-) Thank you! sims Can you explain what the the f in the following line means/signifies? put cr l _ f[char 1 to 2 of l comma char 7 to 8 of l] after s On Sun, Aug 3, 2014 at 1:03 PM, hh h...@livecode.org wrote: Do you mean char 7 to 8? And list 2 is not the result of

Re: duplicates of parts of a line in list

2014-08-03 Thread hh
Never mind, just try: put myCounter(fld X) into fld Y That's life - more exactly, that's LiveCode: s is an empty string, created by LC for you f is an empty array variable, created by LC for you Did you already look in the LC-forum? There is a lot of help and there are some impressively good