--- Jim Hurley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: (snip) > Another small point I noticed.
My graphic was named "rainbow" and so the *short* name did not contain the word "graphic." So I just changed the code line:
if the short name of control i contains "graphic"
to
if the name of control i contains "graphic"
Hi Jim and Alejandro,
This part of the code would even fire for images that just happened to have a name like "silly graphics" ; it is best to check word 1 of the long name of control i.
Just something that came to mind as I was catching up on use-rev mail -- keep up the great work :-)
Jan Schenkel.
Jan,
Right you are!
Word 1 of "the name" or "the long name" tells you what the control type is. I ran into the problem you mention just yesterday when I found I had a FIELD named "graphic data". Needless to say, the converter choked on this.
We all owe Alejandro a big debt of gratitude for this utility. Finally we can export graphic objects out of RR--this was the facility I missed most from SuperCard.
If we had a list of the "Run Rev Utility Contributor of the Year" award, I would nominate Al for consideration. I'm sure the list of nominees would be long, since we all have such different needs.
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