I've just re-uploaded the Dates and Times scripting conference stack
with its chat transcript. Sarah Reichelt did a fantastic job, and
everything you ever wanted to know about tracking and using times and
dates is in there. You'll want to download this one.
Jacque
--
Jacqueline Landman Gay
Troy Rollins wrote:
On Oct 2, 2005, at 9:07 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
I've just re-uploaded the Dates and Times scripting conference stack
with its chat transcript. Sarah Reichelt did a fantastic job, and
everything you ever wanted to know about tracking and using times and
dates
Rich Lague wrote:
I'm not sure that is exactly my problem. The hilited line is already
visible-- it was just clicked on. It jumps the hilited line from
wherever it is in field to the very bottom line of the field. However, I
can see that your suggestion will work for what I want. I'll give it
I want to know the network name of a remote machine on a network. For a
local machine, I can get the address and the first part of the address
is the name I'm looking for. But on a remote, mounted volume the
address doesn't include its machine name. Any ideas? I only need this
for Mac OS X,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
However, all of the
arrows pictures in the stack disappeared. They would no longer appear with the
command 'show image arrows' or on turning on Show Invisible Objects
from the view menu. The arrows pictures could not be found, but strangely
they still were listed
Jon Seymour wrote:
Hi,
I am setting the imagesource of char 1 of line xxx in order to display
a small (16x16) icon in front of each line of text in a list field. If
you've ever seen iTunes and its Source box you know the effect I am
shooting for. Well, it works brilliantly on my OS X
Richard Gaskin wrote:
I used the file name form to illustrate another difference between HC
and Rev: while you would indeed need to open a stack in HC in order to
get stuff out of it, in Rev you can get property values of objects in
unopened stacks. When you do that the engine reads the
Dave Cragg wrote:
On 5 Oct 2005, at 21:04, Richard Gaskin wrote:
J. Landman Gay wrote:
Richard Gaskin wrote:
I used the file name form to illustrate another difference between
HC and Rev: while you would indeed need to open a stack in HC in
order to get stuff out of it, in Rev you can
, at 5:00 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
I want to know the network name of a remote machine on a network.
For a local machine, I can get the address and the first part of
the address is the name I'm looking for. But on a remote, mounted
volume the address doesn't include its machine name. Any ideas? I
Sarah Reichelt wrote:
What I eventually decided to use for the unique machine ID -- instead of
its network name -- was the host machine's MAC address. This handler
gets that info, regardless of whether the program is running locally or
remotely:
I don't expect it matters but you can have
Ken Ray wrote:
After Jacque discovered the data in the preferences.plist file she needed,
I decided to write a general-purpose function that would get values from a
plist file... it's a bit long, but it takes into account a number of
different scenarios for retrieving data.
Very cool Ken,
Troy Rollins wrote:
Hi all,
I'm looking to get Rev-CGI up and running. Sounds like Rodney Tamblin's
libCGI stack would be useful, but all the links for it are dead. Does
anyone have a copy available?
I believe I saw it recently on RevOnline. Check out the developer utilities.
Also, I
Todd Geist wrote:
Hello
I have an image on a card and would like to scale it to fit in a button
dynamically.
In other words as the button gets bigger the icon should until it reaches
its actual size.
I can handle the button getting bigger, but I have no idea how to accomplish
making the icon
Rob Cozens wrote:
I'd be interested in what Jacque Gay might have to say on the subject.
I recall a very interesting conversation we had at a Macworld regarding
the work she did for Apple to automate HyperCard testing.
It was a long time ago so I've forgotten a lot of the details, but this
Dan Shafer wrote:
Laszlo spits out SWF files that play in
any Flash player from 5.0 forward, and because of the Flash technology
are guaranteed to work in any browser (since over 99% of them have
Flash plug-ins already installed).
Well, except for those of us who remove Flash because
Dan Shafer wrote:
I guess I've gotten to a place where I ignore (as in don't even see)
those animated ads any more. They don't bother me enough to miss the
Flash content that i do like.
I use this:
http://flashblock.mozdev.org/
Works very well and leaves me in control.
--
Jacqueline
Dan Shafer wrote:
There is a vague sense of excitement about what you offer here. Your
passion is obvious. That you've developed this architecture across many
languages over the years is impressive. But at the end of the day, a
busy programmer cannot easily figure out what this beast is
Ken Ray wrote:
On 10/13/05 10:53 PM, Benjamin Pastrana [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am getting a very Fancy Font in the properties palettes.
How I can set it to verdana or arial font?
Thanks
Is this on Windows or Mac? And do you know what font is actually being
displayed? More information
Today's scripting conference was canceled, due to a number of
unavoidable circumstances. I meant to announce that yesterday, but
somehow time got fuzzy on me and I missed announcing the change. While
we did post the change to the schedule on Runtime's web site, I'm very
sorry if any of you sat
Stephen Barncard wrote:
I also liked a feature of Hypercard that was like forth - you could
redefine and intercept a lower level handler using the same name. I
guess it was a design decision to not allow that in Transcript but why?
Speed. Raney wouldn't put it in, and now that I'm used
Charles Hartman wrote:
(I asked a version of this earlier.) While my stack is running but at
some pause-point (while debugging, or while a modal dlg box is up),
1. in the Message Box, as soon as I type a blank space, the focus
disappears (goes somewhere else??), so I can't type any more
Charles Hartman wrote:
I know this is a dumb question -- but I'm having a hard time debugging
a modal dialog box. What am I missing?
When the box is full, the Done button processes its data (and sends
it off to a MySQL database). But debugging the mouseUp script for that
button isn't
. If you can change your frontmost stack to modeless during
debugging, you should be able to type as usual.
Charles Hartman
On Oct 17, 2005, at 12:41 AM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Charles Hartman wrote:
(I asked a version of this earlier.) While my stack is running but
at some pause-point
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jacque,
I wonder if Scott would come to the same conclusion today.
On modern computers messages can transverse the entire path in
nanoseconds.
True, though knowing Scott Raney he wouldn't change it even now.
However, the reason I changed my mind about the
Charles Hartman wrote:
On Oct 17, 2005, at 1:28 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Also, the behavior doesn't seem to occur unless you have a modal
stack frontmost. If you can change your frontmost stack to modeless
during debugging, you should be able to type as usual.
It turns out that the same
Charles Hartman wrote:
On Oct 17, 2005, at 6:11 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Charles Hartman wrote:
On Oct 17, 2005, at 1:28 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Also, the behavior doesn't seem to occur unless you have a modal
stack frontmost. If you can change your frontmost stack to modeless
Mark Wieder wrote:
Jacque-
Monday, October 17, 2005, 10:35:14 AM, you wrote:
True, though knowing Scott Raney he wouldn't change it even now.
There shouldn't really be much of a speed difference - the way this is
usually handled is you create a hash table with the overloaded
functions. If
David Burgun wrote:
On Oct 18, 2005, at 8:36 AM, David Burgun wrote:
I mean I've been using RunRev now for about 2 years, but still:
1. The debugger refuses to obey breakpoints.
I see this sporadically as well. I wish I could find a pattern as then
I'm sure RunRev could and would fix it.
Gregory Lypny wrote:
Hello everyone,
I have a simply twelve-line list with the name of a month as the
first word on each line. The list is not in order, and I'd like to
sort it January to December using the monthNames. Don't know how.
sort lines of theList by first word in
Samuel M. Smith wrote:
I can successfully open and read from a process but I can not get write
to process to work on OS X 10.4.2
at least not all the way.
First if I open process with text then runrev converts newlines to
carriage returns. This is
not correct for OS X. Especially unix
Samuel M. Smith wrote:
I tried this suggestion but no change in behavior. I think it is a bug.
Since you work for RunRev do you concur? and what will it take to get a
fix?
Attached is my test stack if that if of any help in verifying.
The list doesn't accept attachments, so the file
Chipp Walters wrote:
I'm working on a multi-card wizard and came across this and wanted to
mention a peculiar behavior and see if people thing it's correct.
I create a shared background group over a few cards.
I put in it:
on preOpenCard
beep
end preOpenCard
It only gets called on the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi everyone,
Is there a way to resize the menu builder window? I'm using Mac OSX. That
window now takes up my entire screen. I figure my software or stacks are
corrupted, but since they still work I'm trying to find a way to deal with it.
Did you change your monitor
Friedrich F. Grohmann wrote:
I have a rather simple stack with text in fields on a number of cards
(Rev 2.6 under Mac OS 10.3.2). The text is in Chinese.
In order to look for other instances of a term found on the present card
(in fld ID 1003) I'm using a find selection button the script of
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think my problems began when I was in a
field inspector screen. Instead of putting in the left position as a three digit
number as I wanted to I stupidly typed in a six digit number. After doing
that revolution crashed and it hasn't been the same since.
That's
Someone running Windows XP is having problems running the Learning
Center videos, and I'm wondering if anyone here has encountered this
problem before. The videos download correctly and are stored in the
correct Revolution cache folder, so a network problem isn't the reason.
If he
Trevor DeVore wrote:
On Oct 21, 2005, at 9:08 AM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Someone running Windows XP is having problems running the Learning
Center videos, and I'm wondering if anyone here has encountered this
problem before. The videos download correctly and are stored in the
correct
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 10/21/05 11:22:52 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I think my problems began when I was in a
field inspector screen. Instead of putting in the left position as a three
digit
number as I wanted to I stupidly typed in a six digit number. After
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Everyone,
It's that newbie pest from Orlando again!
I love newbie pests. I wish we had more of them. The list gets so geeky
sometimes I think it scares people off.
In HyperCard I could type
command-period to stop a script. If I did it when a dialog box is
Trevor DeVore wrote:
Okay, I didn't realize that on Windows it tries to use Windows Media
Player. Looking at the code for the online viewer I would check that
path where Windows Media Player is installed. The path is hard coded
in the online viewer:
case Win32
put
Trevor DeVore wrote:
On Oct 21, 2005, at 1:05 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Good sleuthing. Let's see what he says. If that's the problem, then
Rev's scripts should probably be revised to account for a missing
executable.
If this is the problem I think it would make sense to change
Buster wrote:
But what about this way (strips spaces and hard spaces from beginning
and end):
function Trim what
return token 1 to -1 of what
end Trim
Hey. Cool!
--
Jacqueline Landman Gay | [EMAIL PROTECTED]
HyperActive Software | http://www.hyperactivesw.com
Scott Rossi wrote:
Greetings List:
I just posted a stack that demonstrates an unusual effect you can apply to
text fields. The stack is very large (1.8MB) as it does some very intense
calculations, but you're welcome to give it a try.
Cute. But I see far more applications for this than just
Scott Rossi wrote:
Recently, J. Landman Gay wrote:
I just posted a stack that demonstrates an unusual effect you can apply to
text fields. The stack is very large (1.8MB) as it does some very intense
calculations, but you're welcome to give it a try.
Cute. But I see far more applications
Mike Doub wrote:
Hello all,
I am trying to create a set of controls that is made up of a few fields and
an image. I am doing this inside of another group that is set up to manage
the scrolling. I must be doing something wrong as any time I go to edit the
image a new image is created the same
Charles Hartman wrote:
Thanks. No, that twist on it I had recognized -- so if I need a
breakpoint-and-step at the end of a handler, I put in a put 0 into
tDummy line at the end.
In this case, the breakpoint line is in the middle of the handler, in
the middle of a repeat loop or a 'try'
Stewart Lynch wrote:
Sorry. I forgot the subject in my previous message.
I have just purchased the e-Book on Using Revolution's Engine for
Internet CGI's and the following link does not work. I am looking for the
engine that will run on my Windows system.
Any thoughts?
The Windows engine
Dave Cragg wrote:
On 26 Oct 2005, at 19:32, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Stewart Lynch wrote:
Sorry. I forgot the subject in my previous message.
I have just purchased the e-Book on Using Revolution's Engine for
Internet CGI's and the following link does not work. I am looking
Stewart Lynch wrote:
I am interested in building a CGI that I can bundle with another Web
solution that I produce that runs on FirstClass. FirstClass supports CGIs
so I would like to offer my cgi solution with my web solution.
I was hoping that I could do this in revolution and perhaps use a
Richard Gaskin wrote:
Last I heard the engine remained free for CGI work to help evangelize
the language in a context not likely to affect sales of the GUI product.
In the worst-case scenario if that turns out to no longer be the case,
one could use a standalone as a CGI, no?
Don't know,
Ken Ray wrote:
On 10/27/05 8:34 AM, Lynch, Jonathan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
.2 is a number
. is just a period, not a number
-2 is a number
- is just a minus sign, not a number
True... but that raises another UI issue - if the field has .2 in it and
someone attempts to delete the 2, do we
Timothy Miller wrote:
Sure, some users would bloat entries. But then, other users would prune
them. When I look at the wikipedia, the entries I see are remarkably
concise.
Just to play devil's advocate:
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2005/10/18/wikipedia_quality_problem/
--
Jacqueline
Kurt Kaufman wrote:
Rev. 2.6.1 is *very* slow to startup on my 2 gHz Win XP box (at the
point at which menus and plugins are loaded it appears to all but hang).
Also, opening stacks and saving stacks is slow, but not always---depends
on the stack.
Do you have a virus-checking utility that
Just a reminder that there will be no online chat for this Saturday's
scripting conference. Jerry was not able to make it, but promises his
stack will be available later on.
--
Jacqueline Landman Gay | [EMAIL PROTECTED]
HyperActive Software |
Dave Cragg wrote:
On 28 Oct 2005, at 20:48, Chipp Walters wrote:
Both Klaus and Signe Marie Sanne have good suggestions for doing this:
set the textfont of char 1 to -1 of fld X to to Lucida Grande
Both of their solutions involve explicitly set the font of the
characters. Another way is
Chipp Walters wrote:
Yes, it's a fact you can't debug stacks with 'rev' in the name prefix
anymore using the Rev IDE.
I just made a stack called revtest.rev with a test handler in the card
script. I could set a breakpoint and the debugger caught it. I could
step through the code. Maybe
Dennis Brown wrote:
The
dictionary is immeasurably useful. It is even more useful when
integrated into the script editor as done in Constellation.
It is. Right-click on a term in the script to see the dictionary entry.
--
Jacqueline Landman Gay | [EMAIL PROTECTED]
HyperActive
Mark Swindell wrote:
I can't help, sorry, but I have met with a lot of frustration around
the whole icon experience myself.
Here are some things to try. Much of the frustration revolves around OS
X's reluctance to update its icon info in the Finder.
Build the standalone, assigning your
The scripting conference stack on Debugging is now available for
download at:
http://support.runrev.com/scriptingconferences/
Due to a scheduling conflict, we did not have a chat for this session,
so the stack is final as uploaded (that is, no log will be added.) This
is a wonderfully
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Again,
Yesterday I asked: How do I change the default size of the inspector,
error script windows?
I'm on Mac OSX. I haven't received an answer yet. Surely someone must know
the answer.
All of these windows have a resize box at the lower right and can be
Andre Garzia wrote:
Folks,
I am using a field to record TCP Flow on a given port on my system by
redirecting tcpflow app using appleEvents which makes much easier to
debug CGI apps since all traffic is inside a nice field, the problem
is, how much info can I dump into a field, I am loggin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 11/1/05 10:57:24 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Again,
Yesterday I asked: How do I change the default size of the inspector,
error script windows?
I'm on Mac OSX. I haven't received an answer yet. Surely someone
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi TJ
Are you using any plugins?
I was only running the altPlugin collection at the
time -- but none of these Transcript-based libraries
should cause an 'illegal read' exception at OS level.
What OS? If windows, send me the eventviewer's event information,
Garrett R. Hylltun wrote:
Greetings,
Can anyone explain to me how to limit a field to only one line, and to
intercept the return key from within that field?
Besides the returnInField handler that others have mentioned, you can
also limit the amount of text without any scripting at all. Just
Charles Hartman wrote:
On Nov 2, 2005, at 11:46 AM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
In the button, add this script:
on mouseup
bloogle
end mouseup
When you click the button it will generate an error. See if the error
dialog is the correct size.
-- and if it *doesn't* generate an error, you
:
function getFldLines tFld -- get the actual number of visible lines in a
scrolling field
-- regardless of whether they are wrapped or not.
-- by J. Landman Gay
put the textheight of fld tFld into txHeight
if the style of fld tFld = scrolling then put the scroll of fld
tFld
Charles Hartman wrote:
Wow! Until I read this message it didn't occur to me that the
preOpenStack in the main stack of the database app I'm working on was
being called (I just checked) every time one of the five or six
substacks opens. Since that handler opens the database and reads much
Mark Wieder wrote:
...so - any attempt at trying to describe this for folks who haven't
dived in yet?
My own twist on an old HyperCard description: Tinkertoys for software.
--
Jacqueline Landman Gay | [EMAIL PROTECTED]
HyperActive Software |
J. Landman Gay wrote:
Mark Wieder wrote:
...so - any attempt at trying to describe this for folks who haven't
dived in yet?
My own twist on an old HyperCard description: Tinkertoys for software.
Oh, and I forgot, they also used to call it a software erector set.
--
Jacqueline Landman
Dom wrote:
Mark Wieder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Welcome to the list. I find that if someone already knows what
HyperCard is then there's no problem. If they don't (most of the
managers I talk with when trying to pitch a project) then they just
don't get it.
Anybody knows that HyperCard is
Timothy Miller wrote:
I'd also like to dial the phone with a field or button.
How about sending dial commands to the machine's native internal modem,
then picking up a telephone on same line as modem?
Possible?
Yup:
http://www.mail-archive.com/use-revolution@lists.runrev.com/msg10455.html
Ken Ray wrote:
Yes, so this becomes the scripter's preference. I'm on the other side of the
coin, and very rarely use explicitVariables. It's not because my typing is
necessarily any better than Alex's grin, but more because I'm a curmudgeon
and don't want (a) to type a whole bunch of extra
Mark Weider's scripting conference stack on Standalones is now available
for download at:
http://support.runrev.com/scriptingconferences/
Mark's done a nice job describing the setup and building process, and
this stack covers all the basics of using the Standalone Builder, as
well as
Sarah Reichelt wrote:
The scripting conference will be held at 1131814800 seconds. To convert
this to your own local time and date:
get 1131814800;convert it to system date and time;put it
So, you've gone on to daylight-savings time. Now it's at 3am my time
instead of 2am. I'm having
Jan Sælid wrote:
So...
If I understand this right the Tab Panel is just a button. And the
face of the button is what changes.
Ok.
But...The face? What is the face made of? Polygons? Lines?
The reason I'm making a fuzz about this is that I would really like to
make a button
that behaves like
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyone ever use this?
set the systemFileSelector to false
This used to allow the a rev built-in custom file selector (unix style).
When I build my standalone with 2.6.1, this fileselector is not included.
Once upon a time, there was a selectable item to include the
This is off topic, but you guys know everything. I told someone I'd ask
here if anyone knows a reasonably-priced web designer to do a small web
site, basic stuff, not too complicated. Money is an issue but there's
some. Please let me know off list if you know anyone who might be
interested and
Sivakatirswami wrote:
I am using a routine discuss on this list sometime back to kill
vertical white space (extra cr's) at the beginning and end of a large
text chunk..
put word 1 to -1 of fld transcript into tFinalTranscript
But this is suddenly chopping off whole paragraphs and chars at
Mark Wieder wrote:
All-
I just created a frappr map so we can see where we are.
http://www.frappr.com/runtimerevolution
Interesting. The U.S. and UK have detailed roads and boundaries, and the
whole rest of the world is stark white. I never knew that. I should
travel more.
--
Jacqueline
Kresten Bjerg wrote:
If one could somehow script to flash the screen, like the macintosh
command shift 3 /or 4 and select area or the grab application, and somehow send it to the printer???
But it has to be a cross-platform solution !
There's the export snapshot command. It
from keyboard
-- J. Landman Gay, 1990, modified for Revolution: 2003
if (the selectedField is not ) or (charToNum(whichKey) is among the
items of 28,29,30,31) -- arrow keys
then pass keyDown
if the ticks - lOldTicks 60 then put into lUserKeys
put whichKey after lUserKeys
put return
J. Landman Gay wrote:
Charles Hartman wrote:
I've modified Xavier's modification of my modification of
(somebody's??) code to search incrementally in a sorted list field.
Could it have been the one I posted about two years ago? I sent this to
the list:
local lUserKeys, lOldTicks
Kresten Bjerg wrote:
Sorry, I havent learnt how to make reply to join the thread.
Been trying to follow the export snapshot idea, - but see no way to script the
printing of the result,
either as file or as a variableprint apparently only relates to cards !!!
Yes, that's right.
Do I
Kresten Bjerg wrote:
Dear Jacqueline
As you see from my first posting - and from the last- it is only the problem of printing a single snapshot from
a visible window ( past horizontal 2000) of a large card.
We have been trying to follow your suggestion of :
... importing... snapshot(s) to a
Kresten Bjerg wrote:
But those problems are of another kind. They are concerned with very large
images,
surpassing 4096 x 4096. The total card area in our case is well within these
limits,
the problem comes from the fact that 6 screensize windows with horizontal hrect
2000 can print,
Ken Ray wrote:
On 11/15/05 3:03 AM, Eric Chatonet [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Thanks a lot.
But I wonder: what do you want to mean by 'The DLL must be compiled
specifically for RunRev'?
Let me step in here - there's actually two things to talk about: the first
is what it means to be 'compiled
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I used to use an Xcmd set called HyperExternals Pro and one of its useful
XFCN's was deleteDups(). The main thing it did was to quickly eliminate the
duplicate lines in a sorted list. Here is my transcript replacement ...
function deleteDups pList
repeat with
Charles Hartman wrote:
I've got that incremental-search-in-a-sorted-field routine working the
way I want it (thanks to all the help from this list.) So I decided to
move it to my mainstack's script to avoid having a dozen copies in the
scripts for the scrollable fields themselves. In the
Kresten Bjerg wrote:
Hey, to Jacqueline, and the other helpers
Jacquelines last posting solved the problem, -
Glad it worked, in spite of my confusion.
--
Jacqueline Landman Gay | [EMAIL PROTECTED]
HyperActive Software | http://www.hyperactivesw.com
Charles Hartman wrote:
Jacque,
I would not have thought of that in 127 days. Thank you!
(I'm still a little puzzled. I still don't see why my script local
variable is getting tampered with by something outside the script at
all. I fear I'm missing a General Concept here.)
Well, if you
Charles Hartman wrote:
A keyUp message whose parameter is cmd-U is generated when I choose a
menu item whose purpose is to open a substack. So it's generated before
I have even opened the substack containing the card containing the
field whose script contains the keyUp handler. That
Geoff Canyon wrote:
Bother -- it happened again. First we had repeat for each turning up
faster than the filter command. Now I've done a test on the following,
and it looks like the split command takes not quite twice as long as
repeat for each (when repeat for each is handled the
Nicolas Cueto wrote:
An hour or two of debugging but...
My card has 16 images, each with
a mouseUp script. I only want one
script to run at a time. So, within
the mouseUp script of each image
I added calls to lock/unlock handlers
contained in the card script, i.e.,
I don't think I would do it
Thomas Fischer wrote:
Hello,
I am working on the script of a group.
Every time I choose Edit Group I get the message
The object you are editing appears to have been removed or deleted...
with the option to copy the text or to close anyway.
Fortunately the script isn't really gone, but it is
Sarah Reichelt wrote:
One way or another, we seem to have an OS 10.3 / 10.4 disparity,
don't we?
Well, perhaps... it may also be a plugin or something that has a frontscript
that's grabbing the request? Or did you already install a fresh build and
test that?
I can confirm Charles' results
Charles Hartman wrote:
For the test stack I just pulled a Scrolling List Field straight from
the tools palette. So List Behavior is true; multipleHilites is false;
traversalOn is true. I see that the lockText is also true, which seems
interesting. If you pull what you call a regular list
Alex Tweedly's scripting conference stack on Text Munging has been
uploaded for review before this Saturday's conference. This is a very
useful addition to our archives, and covers some of the text processing
commands that are often opaque to many of us, including the format
command and the
Mathewson wrote:
Now, maybe I'm wrong, but . . .
I believe that it is perfectly legal to download the
Metacard IDE, download a copy of DC/RR, and then transfer
the RR engine across to the Metacard IDE.
Correct. However, note that since your copy of the IDE won't be
licensed, all your scripts
Jim Hurley wrote:
I have noticed in the debugger that there is quite a difference in
time of execution between
Step over
and
Run
I think this is because of the traceDelay. When you are debugging, every
step includes a pause equivalent to the traceDelay setting. When you
run, the
Jim Hurley wrote:
To understand my point you need to run the following script:
on mouseUp
put into field 1
lock screen --Try with and without this line.
doWindowWork --With a break point maker here
beep
end mouseUp
on doWindowWork
put the ticks into tStartTime
put 1 into field 1
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