That's unfortunate..
From: Richard Gaskin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: notification of hilitedLine change?
SelectionChanged only works on editable text
fields,
But I don;'t get that here... created a simple field added 3 lines and the
following script:
on selectionChanged
answer Hello
I think I may have missed a little of this thread, but I'd suggest that the
most important property to most people was the visible rect. In other
words the user usually want the rect so they can position the borders to
line up visually with other objects.
I haven't yet delved into the
From: Rodney Tamblyn [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: sockets
Date: Mon, 27 Aug 2001 17:08:59 +1200
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I have been having fun working with sockets in Metacard, and in
general everything seems to work fine.
Some socket questions:
When using
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From: Rodney Tamblyn [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, August 26, 2001 10:08 PM
Subject: sockets
I have been having fun working with sockets in Metacard, and in
general everything seems to work fine.
Some socket questions:
When using
David Bovill wrote:
I think I may have missed a little of this thread, but I'd suggest that the
most important property to most people was the visible rect. In other
words the user usually want the rect so they can position the borders to
line up visually with other objects.
I haven't yet
On Mon, 27 Aug 2001 Rodney Tamblyn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Some socket questions:
When using sockets to read and write I have been using the
following approach: write the length of the packet on a line
followed by the data, at receiving end read for one line, then read
for the supplied
Title: RE: borderwidthSolution?: effective rect
Actually, I believe it is the *margin* property that is set to 4 by default. My first action when making a group is to immediately set the margins of groupID to 0.
Ken Ray
Sons of Thunder Software
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Ken Ray wrote:
Actually, I believe it is the *margin* property that is set to 4 by default.
My first action when making a group is to immediately set the margins of
groupID to 0.
Correct -- good catch.
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Richard Gaskin
Fourth World Media Corporation
Multimedia Design and
Bug?
The documentation for the round function states that .5 or larger
rounds up. But apparently, it is not consistent, and sometimes rounding
up occurs at 0.5, not = 0.5.
round(1.335, 2) returns 1.34
but
round(38.175, 2) returns 38.17
on my machine.
I'm thinking as a work around, just
| | From: Richard Herz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
| | Subject: Re: Math errors, HELP!
| | Date: Tue, 14 Aug 2001 14:15:45 -0700
| |
| |
| | The code you supplied and put into EXAMPLE 2 below works OK. EXAMPLE 1
| | below shows a similar rounding problem that can occur with the MC format
| | function.
I need my app to send a small text file to a directory on my web site. I
also need my app to download small text files from a directory on my web
site.
Okay ... any ideas?
Jack Rarick
Braintree Athletic Systems
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Title: exploring LibURL - among vs contains and
arrays
Thanks Phil, Mark and Scott for the responses to my sockets
enquiry
Further to Scott's suggestion I've been looking through the
LibURL stack.
Consider amongs vs contains:
newUrl is among the lines of the keys of tQue
a is among the words
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