on 25/1/02 7:11 AM, Scott Rossi at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I like using the ascii for delete as a placeholder, because it works
fine and there's no way a user has typed it.
You know, that's a good point about not being able to type delete.
formFeed is another useful option.
But watch
I wrote, then Andu wrote,
on startup
put Hello
put shell(ls -l)
end startup
When I run it from the command line (./test.mt), I get this:
Hello
I can run other metacard scripts and everything else works perfectly.
Sooo What am I doing wrong?
Nothing. It just doesn't
Scott Rossi wrote:
Recently, Geoff Canyon wrote:
I like using the ascii for delete as a placeholder, because it works
fine and there's no way a user has typed it.
You know, that's a good point about not being able to type delete.
formFeed is another useful option.
Good idea, I
Tereza,
To avoid bottling up the engine servicing your loop:
on mouseMove mX, mY
put format( horz: %d vert: %d, mX, mY )
end mouseMove
Scott Raney has told us in the past that repeat until the mouseClick is
not a good idea because it bolixes up the event handling in the engine. I've
On Thu, 24 Jan 2002 andu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I know that MetaCardCarbon does not honor shell (as in put shell(ls *)
into field 1)... Am I correct in assuming that the darwin mc engine is also
unable to do shell commands? I tried and it didn't work but wanted to
verify it here.
on 01.25.02 01:19PM, Nelson Zink wrote:
Tereza,
To avoid bottling up the engine servicing your loop:
on mouseMove mX, mY
put format( horz: %d vert: %d, mX, mY )
end mouseMove
Scott Raney has told us in the past that repeat until the mouseClick is
not a good idea because it bolixes
Tereza Snyder wrote:
Scott Raney has told us in the past that repeat until the mouseClick is
not a good idea because it bolixes up the event handling in the engine. I've
found that mouseMove works wonderfully in situations where you'd be tempted
to use repeat until the mouse is up or
