Dave Cragg did a great job with the new libURL, but I need something that
doesn't seem to be supported:
How can I upload a file synchronously, such that all scripts stop until
either the file is uploaded successfully or an error is encountered?
I have a fairly complex setup in which I nee to
Hi Simon,
LOL, I was hoping it was. I got the contextual menu which is what I'm
trying to avoid. I currently use the right mouse key to select/get
menu, but I'd rather hit cmd+E.
Anyway, it came up only because I did that key combo tonight. Odd that
several years after using SC it
At 11:35 pm -0700 24/6/02, Richard Gaskin wrote:
How can I upload a file synchronously, such that all scripts stop until
either the file is uploaded successfully or an error is encountered?
I have a fairly complex setup in which I nee to avid race conditions, and
using put seems to allow
Dave Cragg wrote:
At 11:35 pm -0700 24/6/02, Richard Gaskin wrote:
How can I upload a file synchronously, such that all scripts stop until
either the file is uploaded successfully or an error is encountered?
I have a fairly complex setup in which I nee to avid race conditions, and
using
At 3:30 am -0700 25/6/02, Richard Gaskin wrote:
For running handlers that need to wait for the upload to complete,
you could insert something like this at appropriate points:
repeat until condition
wait for messages
end repeat
Just be sure the condition will eventually come true.
--On Monday, June 24, 2002 23:35:33 -0700 Richard Gaskin
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Dave Cragg did a great job with the new libURL, but I need something that
doesn't seem to be supported:
How can I upload a file synchronously, such that all scripts stop until
either the file is uploaded
On 6/25/02 5:30 AM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
My understanding of wait for messages was the opposite, that it was
designed to allow asynchronous behavior. Is there a way to use it to suspend
script execution and event messages while waiting for an upload to complete?
Would this work:
repeat
is there a list of keyboard shortcuts somewhere?
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