Perhaps doing a drag and drop onto an alias of the app (ion the desktop or
dock) will work better than the double-click adventure.
Jim Ault
Las Vegas
On 4/19/07 10:00 AM, "Dave" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Found it!
>
> I was debugging with an external using XCode. In XCode, when you
Hi,
Found it!
I was debugging with an external using XCode. In XCode, when you run
the application in debug mode, it loads the application you specify
(which in this case is RunRev 2.8.0.370) and specify the Stack you
want to debug. However during this process I also double-clicked on
th
On Apr 19, 2007, at 9:23 AM, Dave wrote:
Hi,
I'm using RunRev 2.8.0.370.
I have the following in a Button Script:
put text of field "FieldFrameCount" into myFrameCount
repeat with myFrameCounter = 1 to myFrameCount
It has been working fine up until about half an hour ago when it
start
Hi Dave,
First of all, restarting your machine is rarely, if ever, necessary
and particularly not because of execution errors.
Apparently, myFrameCounter or myFrameCount is not a positive integer
or myFrameCount < myFrameCounter. Just check these variables before
the repeat loop starts.
What's in field "FieldFrameCount"? Is it possible it's not a number?
Perhaps you've got text in there you're not seeing (i.e. spaces,
returns, etc.)?
On Apr 19, 2007, at 9:23 AM, Dave wrote:
Hi,
I'm using RunRev 2.8.0.370.
I have the following in a Button Script:
put text of field "Fi
Hi,
I'm using RunRev 2.8.0.370.
I have the following in a Button Script:
put text of field "FieldFrameCount" into myFrameCount
repeat with myFrameCounter = 1 to myFrameCount
It has been working fine up until about half an hour ago when it
started giving me this execution error:
Type:
