late in on this one but you can treat the clipboard as a filehandle if
you pipe to pbpaste and pbcopy :
open (FROM_CLIPBOARD, pbpaste|);
open (TO_CLIPBOARD, |pbcopy);
you can then do as you normally would for moving data to and from fle
handles. See the typically
At 10:50 PM -0800 10/12/03, Chris Nandor wrote:
Anyone used this?
http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/development_tools/aemonitor.html
Downloading now, will be trying out laterish.
It looks pretty cool, please tell us all what you think.
Personally, I just recently used the AEDebug stuff in
At 16:09 +0800 2003.12.11, Peter N Lewis wrote:
Personally, I just recently used the AEDebug stuff in the Terminal:
setenv AEDebug 1
setenv AEDebugSends 1
setenv AEDebugReceives 1
/Applications/AppleScript/Script\ Editor.app/Contents/MacOS/Script\ Editor
and then you can see all the events going
At 16:09 +0800 2003.12.11, Peter N Lewis wrote:
The thing that scares me is having every Apple event run with those env vars
on ... I wonder if it would hurt performance of the entire system. That's
the way this works, it puts those vars (and others) in your
.MacOSX/environment.plist and then
--- Charlie Garrison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm no expert ( I'd love to hear from one). But
when I need to do something
similar I use a second data structure for doing the
'reverse lookup'.
I thought about that, but was put off by the fact that
it's a complex structure-- of course I'm only
Good afternoon,
On 11/12/03 at 4:55 PM -0800, wren argetlahm [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--- Charlie Garrison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm no expert ( I'd love to hear from one). But
when I need to do something
similar I use a second data structure for doing the
'reverse lookup'.
I thought
Can anyone offer an elegant solution for a data structure that
maintains
sorted order as well as access to data for a (primary) key?
Is everyone thinking too hard or am I not thinking hard enough?
If you have a database and you need to search it on an alternate key,
you either linear search on
