>Wow, till this I didn't realize you were in the Netherlands. I was thinking France. well ...make a mix of it, i'am a french guy, but i do live in the Dutch mountains, that's why you might have encounter some weird english coming from me... i do often mix the 3 languages, words or grammar are so different... and when you talk/read/write the 3 all day long, even the strongest coffee cannot prevent those mistakes...
Back to that OSX/classic/native thing... >If a CD is mounted and ready to play, how can its drawer be open? no no, again a case of bad formulated english... i gave you a few cases has you asked for, i mean that on classic mode, using for example CDpro Xtra, the check on draw open, or if a cd is ready to play or if a cd is mounted. No all at same time of course... give me the credit of a minimum of logic... I run on 10.1.5. (might be 10.2 by the end of the week) and on 9.2.2 classic About the print res.. try the printform lingo and you'll see.... thats why i've asked this week on the list some advice on PoM lingo.... i think the problem will go away since PoM allows res setting, using something like doc(0,0,72,72). This problem is so far i'am concern, solved. Its a question of spending a few moments on a new script with the PoM help files. I found out there was a problem, because i use a rip server to print and the Epson isn't supported under 9.2.2 so all my print tests need to be done under classic, because OSX seams to share the rip with classic with no problems but the resolution if not defined. Otherwize i never came across this, i think. It pure chance (or not!!) >uiHelper yeah! thats a smart one!!!, i've explore some other way, i was first scanning the maindirectories of mounted volume to see if some OSX files were there, like "D.store"files for example, and indeed found some, ask the user to answer if it was Classic or Native. But so far couldn't find something fundamentally different to define if the app was running under Classic or not. I didn't get to me to check a running app that runs only in OS/classic mode. Probably because i didn't know... Where do i find info about this checkprocedure using FileXtra3? BUT, just before hiting the send button of this mail, just came across another problem: According to Sherlock, there is no "uiHelper" on the systemdisk (not even on the computer).... might be because i run a dutch OSX Do you know another one running on Classicmode only? i think this is, anyway the right way to define if classicmode is true or not. thank you for poniting me this smart solution. go to apple site now to see what i can fish out... Fabrice Howdy-Tzi heeft op woensdag 2 oktober 2002 om 09:04 het volgende geschreven: > On Wednesday, October 2, 2002, at 01:47 AM, Fabrice Closier wrote: > >> Howdy-Tzi heeft op dinsdag 1 oktober 2002 om 16:38 het volgende >> geschreven: > > Wow, till this I didn't realize you were in the Netherlands. I was > thinking France. > >> Just to give you a few ones: >> how to detect a CDrom draw to be open or not, if a cd is mounted or >> ready to play.... > > If a CD is mounted and ready to play, how can its drawer be open? The > two conditions are mutually exclusive. What version of X is this? Older > versions had some definite latency problems with CDs. > >> When printing form projectors, OSX gives a 96dpi info to the printer, >> in 9.x a 72 dpi... > > That's interesting, I must say. I haven't tried printing under X with a > classic app, except to send stuff to PDF via preview. > >> if i knew how to distingisch both i could change the script for bother >> environements. > > Man, this is a corker. Off the top of my head I'd suggest just asking > the user. > > OH! Wait! In Classic, there's a program called uiHelper that runs. It's > *only* running if an app is running in Classic under X. If it's running > 9 native, that app is *not* loaded. So perhaps you could use BuddyAPI > or FileXtra3 or some such to see if there's a program called "uiHelper" > running -- if so, you know for sure it's Classic under X. > > > Warren Ockrassa | http://www.nightwares.com/ > Director help | Free files | Sample chapters | Freelance | Consulting > Author | Director 8.5 Shockwave Studio: A Beginner's Guide > Published by Osborne/McGraw-Hill > http://www.osborne.com/indexes/beginners_guides.shtml > > [To remove yourself from this list, or to change to digest mode, go to > http://www.penworks.com/lingo-l.cgi To post messages to the list, > email [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Problems, email [EMAIL PROTECTED]). > Lingo-L is for learning and helping with programming Lingo. Thanks!] > [To remove yourself from this list, or to change to digest mode, go to http://www.penworks.com/lingo-l.cgi To post messages to the list, email [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Problems, email [EMAIL PROTECTED]). Lingo-L is for learning and helping with programming Lingo. Thanks!]
