On 10/27/01 2:34 AM, Jacqueline Landman Gay wrote:
> Geoff Canyon wrote:
>>
>> Maybe something like:
>>
>
> Geoff's is faster than mine. I never thought to use arrays. Pretty impressive.
Yup, the winner is Geoff. Thanks!
Now, where should I post this script to?
Do we have an organised xTalk l
Geoff pointed me to the External collection from RunRev, since I'm still
using 2.3. I guess in 2.4 you can use the specialFolderPath
function.
At 01:10 PM 10/26/2001, you wrote:
>Does anyone know how to identify the System (or better yet, the
>Preferences) folder on a Mac? I understand this is
Thanks Klaus. I was hoping someone knew of an undocumented feature lying
around somewhere ;-).
Eugen, sorry I wasn't clear. I mistakenly used "answer" in my example,
which was confusing.
--Leston
>From: Klaus <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: Re: ask dialog customization?
>Date: Thu, 25 Oct 2001
Does anyone know how to identify the System (or better yet, the
Preferences) folder on a Mac? I understand this is the place to store
app-specific data on the Mac, but how does one identify it (since they can
be renamed)?
TIA,
Leston
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LiangTyan Fui wrote:
>
> Here is a function that I've written quite some time ago. It takes a list of
> text theList, separated by theitemDel, remove duplicate items in the list,
> and returns a new list without duplicate items.
> Unfortunately, this function running rather slowly on a large list
Geoff Canyon wrote:
>
> Maybe something like:
>
Geoff's is faster than mine. I never thought to use arrays. Pretty impressive.
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Maybe something like:
function stripDup theList,theitemDel
# verify param
if theList= "" then return ""
if theitemDel = "" then put cr into theitemDel
#
set the itemDelimiter to char 1 of theitemDel
put empty into tResultList
repeat for each item tItem in theList
if tItemLis
I don't know if this is the optimal solution, but there *is* a way you could
use sort to speed things up: first number the items, then sort them by their
initial value, remove dups, then sort again by their number. Finally, strip
the numbers. Not the simplest, but it should be faster for large
Here is a function that I've written quite some time ago. It takes a list of
text theList, separated by theitemDel, remove duplicate items in the list,
and returns a new list without duplicate items.
Unfortunately, this function running rather slowly on a large list (a few
thousands records) - tha
Hi Nicolas,
> Klaus Major asked:
>
>> the number of hits per second that MC can handle.
>
> Now how does one figure _that_ out...
actually i wrote that post to get some ANSWERS and not new questions ;-)
I do not need an accurate number but an estimation will do.
Something like: more than 100
Nicolas,
When "wholeMatches" is used with wordOffset, itemOffset or lineOffset, there
has to be a match of the *whole chunk*. That is, if you set the wholeMatches
to true and then do a 'lineOffset', the *entire line* must match your search
string.
Here is an approach to solve your problem:
-- A
Hello,
How could I limit the amount of data/chars receivable via stdin/POST in an
.mt (cgi) script? I'd like to prevent something bad happening
unintentionally or maliciously to the server. Or is this a server-engine
issue?
Thank you.
Nicolas R Cueto
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Eugen Helbling advised:
> VARIATION (1) ---
> put lineOffset(tab & tWord & tab, tField1)
It worked!
Thank you.
Nicolas R Cueto
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Klaus Major asked:
> the number of hits per second that MC can handle.
Now how does one figure _that_ out...
Nicolas R Cueto
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Mark Luetzelschwab wrote:
>
> Subject: Re: clickline()
> >hi all,
> >got a "problem" with clickline() on mc2.4
> >
> >i have a text field in a stack consisting of 3 lines.
> >
> >I feel this field with
> >put " 1 " & cr "-" & cr into fld X
> >by clicking with the mouse (
NR Kweto wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> Perhaps I misunderstand lineOffset and its behaviour when wholeMatches is
> set to true... The aim of the word-search algorithm I'm trying to script is
> to match words in one list to those in another. Actually, it's the line
> number that I'm after, and I want onl
Hi Nicolas,
here are my 4 pfennige :-)
(in january that amount will equal to about 2 cents. The EURO is coming !!!)
100 pfennige make one deutsch-mark)
(Where the hell is that coming from: my 2 cents ?
Do do not get very far with 2 cents today, anyway...)
Looks like this is more a semantic issu
Hi lovely folks on this lovely list,
i know there are many of you out there, that use MC as a cgi-app.
Can you please supply some info about the performance of MC
as a cgi-app ?
I mean: the OS you use, the hardware and, of cource,
the number of hits per second that MC can handle.
All infos wi
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