On Tuesday, September 2, 2003, at 03:54 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
On 9/2/03 4:07 PM, Dar Scott wrote:
From the doc:When the search is successful, the card containing the text appears and a box is drawn around the found text.One might interpret this as saying 'find' is a gui command.
I sort of got it to work.
With the Darwin engine from the MC site, I got this...
Script:
on startup write "Version" && the version & lineFeed to stdout write "before start using" & lineFeed to stdout start using "findtest.rev" write "after start using" & lineFeed to stdout send "delayed" to me in 0 seconds end startup
on delayed
try
write "before find" & lineFeed to stdout
find "roger"
write "after find" & lineFeed to stdout
catch e
write "Error:" & e & lineFeed to stdout
end try
write the result & lineFeed to stdout
end delayedResult:
Version 2.5 before start using after start using before find ./mc exiting on signal 10
I tried it with and without the try and I tried it with open instead of 'start using'. I tried it with the find in startup instead of the delay handler.
Where is your find script? In the library stack?
Dar Scott
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