Richard Gaskin writes:
> Being the lazy person I am, I wonder what the downside would be to just
> leave the two sub-menu items in place across all the cards. But I also
> recognize that I have no idea what the app does, so that may not be a
> suitable option. :)
>
> If not, one approach I'
Good point - wasn't thinking - having problems with the latest beta and
script editing, but I'll try and see if there are any speed issues
differences, and if not stick with your structures. Thanks.
2009/1/1 Trevor DeVore
> On Jan 1, 2009, at 2:13 PM, David Bovill wrote:
>
> Ah - OK. But this w
Did we all remember to take into account this year's leap second?
http://hpiers.obspm.fr/iers/bul/bulc/bulletinc.dat
Happy New Year!
Judy
http://revined.blogspot.com
On Thu, Jan 1, 2009 at 11:27 AM, Andre Garzia wrote:
> me too! me too
>
> send "happy new year" to everyone in -1 day!
>
> :
Me too, to everyone. It's another new beginning! I love those.
Phil
George C Brackett wrote:
Me, too: Happy New Year from Boston! May the year bring peace,
happiness and health to everyone!
George
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On Jan 1, 2009, at 2:13 PM, David Bovill wrote:
Ah - OK. But this would only be one extra line and practically as
fast:
put theTreeA[root]["node_1"] into theNodeA
put thetre...@attributes][root]["node_1"] into theNodeA
But that wouldn't give you the same result. You would just have the
Me, too: Happy New Year from Boston! May the year bring peace,
happiness and health to everyone!
George
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me too! me too
send "happy new year" to everyone in -1 day!
:D
Fireworks in Rio are nice, better yet with a lot of sparkling wine.
Cheers, thanks all for everything. This list and the people I've met
here are important parts of my life and I am happier by knowing you
all!
On Thu, Jan 1, 20
2009/1/1 Trevor DeVore
>
> With your design you are assuming that you will always be working on the
> entire tree. With my design I want each node of the array to be self
> contained so that it can be treated as a part separate from the whole. I can
> extract a node like this:
>
> put theTreeA[ro
Many thanks to René, Eric and Mark !
Good teaching ! My first big decision in 09: I changed the font of the
script editor (which was the default one...).
Jacques
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Sorry, I am bad sighted since last year...
And I did not see your literary quotes:
As Mark who has better glasses, pointed it out: here is the problem :-)
I remember old HyperCard times when a lot of French coders were used
to replace usual quotes by literary ones to gain time...
Is it your ca
Bonsoir Jacques,
Happy new year too :-)
There is not any real bug here but invisible chars you don't see but
they confuse the engine.
If you retrieve charToNums from your prompt, you get:
79,157,32,101,115,116,32,108,101,32,100,111,115,115,105,101,114,32,210,3
2,38,32,113,117,111,116,101,32,
Hi Jacques,
If you set the font to Monaco and probably many other fonts as well,
you will see that the second quote in
put "Où est le dossier “ & quote & “RosData" & quote & " ?" into
laquestion
is not the same as the first quote. The third quote is the same as the
second quote but no
Bonne année Jacques, Happy new year for all !
and if you write :
put "Où est le dossier " & quote & "RosData" & quote & " ?" into
laquestion
instead
put "Où est le dossier “ & quote & “RosData" & quote & " ?" into
laquestion
?
René from Paris
Le 1 janv. 09 à 18:37, Jacques Hausser a
First, happy new year to all of you !
Second, I found something curious when scripting a prompt for an
answer folder dialog. To put it in a button:
on mouseUp
put "Où est le dossier “ & quote & “RosData" & quote & " ?" into
laquestion
answer folder laquestion
put laquestion into f
I wish the best 2009 to everyone -- I love you all.
Jacque
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On Jan 1, 2009, at 10:10 AM, David Bovill wrote:
I can't see it would complicate anything - just simplify the code?
To get an
attribute you'd simply prepend the path with "@attribute" rather
than stick
it at the end - the bonus would be speed and less lines of code (no
need for
filter). Or
2009/1/1 Trevor DeVore
>
> I've never timed the overhead of filter but in my case I don't notice a
> speed hit and the structure isn't unnecessary. I use these conversion
> routines to facilitate interfacing with web services. As soon as I receive a
> response from the server I convert it to a Re
On Dec 31, 2008, at 11:59 AM, David Bovill wrote:
One question about the data structure:
[root]
[...@attributes]
[attr1]
[node]
[node] = value
This would mean that to extract the plain tree structure you would
have to:
filter keys(someArray) without "@*"
Isn't this unne
I agree. Wishing everyone here a healthy and happy and prosperous New
Year!
Regards,
Tom McGrath III
Lazy River Software
3mcgr...@comcast.net
iTunes Library Suite - libITS
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On Jan 1, 2009, at 1:2
On Dec 31, 2008, at 1:43 PM, David Bovill wrote:
The "revXmlAttribute" amd "revXmlAttributes" functions fail to
recognise an
"xmlns" attribute. Try this script in the message box:
I've been meaning to report this as well as I came across it the other
day while working with some Google Data
Way back in October, Eric, Ken and others helped out with
identifying special folders in XP and Vista, in which I could save
shared and non shared data. (Because the system I used in my app
previously breaks under Vista).
Having finally decided on appropriate locations and file
structure
Holá David,
Why don't you use XCOPY?
f.e. get shell("start xCopy /e /c /d /y /h /k /v D:\*.* H:\test\*.*")
that works fine
David Glasgow wrote:
>
> Way back in October, Eric, Ken and others helped out with identifying
> special folders in XP and Vista, in which I could save shared and non
Happy New Year. I wish all of you a successful year with less bugs and
more features ;-)
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