doug- Saturday, December 18, 2004, 11:39:28 AM, you wrote:
dr> executing at 1:24:38 PM dr> Type Handler: can't find handler dr> Object Button dr> Line revMacFromUnixPath(it,convertOSX) dr> Hint revMacFromUnixPath dr> Thinking that I am not sending the file path correctly, I am trying dr> this Rev function. So Rev can't find a built in function ? huh? What's dr> up? Function syntax again. revMacFromUnixPath() is a function. "put revMacFromUnixPath(it, convertOSX) into somewhere" should do it. Think of functions and commands this way: the first word in an xtalk script line is a verb, and acts on what follows. A function is not a verb, a command is. Therefore, if you want to use a function you must have a verb in front of it on the line. Also, a function must have its arguments in parentheses; a command must *not* have them in parentheses. A function returns a value which you can place in a container; a command does not. -- -Mark Wieder [EMAIL PROTECTED] _______________________________________________ use-revolution mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
