Re: [MyMacros] Syntax problem in %For
Hello Thomas,
On Fri, 7 Nov 2003 22:32:23 +0100 (08.11.2003 02:32 my local time)
you wrote about [MyMacros] Syntax problem in %For
at least in part:
TW I think it's a syntax problem in the %for loop. Can someone take a
TW look?
Well, I suppose, For can (and really) work. I grab example from Andrey's
page and tested for with you message
%_Ncb=%OTEXT%-
%For(1,%CountLines('%_Ncb'),Ncbc,%-
%%TextBar(' ','%%_Ncbc','','4') %-
%%GetLine('%%_Ncbc','%%_Ncb')
)
produced (sorry for full long output) such correct results
1 Hello
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3 I'm searching for a workaround for my special leading spaces problem
4 and I tested the MyMacro 1.07 plugin with following syntax:
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6 %_lnCount=%CountLines('%TEXT')%-
7 %For(1,%_lnCount,forCount,%TRIM(`%GetLine('%%_forCount','%TEXT')`))%-
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9 The result is always .
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11 I think it's a syntax problem in the %for loop. Can someone take a
12 look?
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15 Thomas.
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23 http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
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I think, you doesn't grok meaning of %Eval macro, which used
(internally) for processing last parameter of For macro
Anyway, my modification works as requested :-)
-8-- from WinClipboard
%_Src=%OTEXT%-
%_lnCount=%CountLines('%_Src')%-
%For(1,%_lnCount,forCount,%%Trim([%%GetLine('%%_forCount','%%_Src')])%%Chr('13')%%Chr('10'))
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Alexander Leschinsky
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HTML Mailto: syntax question
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Re: HTML Mailto: syntax question
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