the option
to use group with a list.
Well, anybody out there that has an idea?
Thanks in advance,
Wilhelm Sanke
On Tuesday, March 4th, I wrote:
Subject: Grouping with lists in a script
I needed to make a greater number of controls into a group by script.
MetaTalk Reference (182) provides
[snip}
I had the understanding that the list-option of the group command was
an option to automate the tedious process to concatenate manually a
huge number of crontols in the script editor.
This is what the Metatalk Reference says:
Syntax: group c
where c stands for a list, explained by an
[snip]
Wilhelm Sanke writes:
On Sun, 09 Mar 2003, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Intuitvely, when I encounter the term
list, I think of a group of items that have a common delimiter, enabling
me to buld a list in a rather simple manner.
miscdas
The whole thing boils down to the problem, that
, does not mention the option
to use group with a list.
Well, anybody out there that has an idea?
Thanks in advance,
Wilhelm Sanke
On Tuesday, March 4th, I wrote:
Subject: Grouping with lists in a script
I needed to make a greater number of controls into a group by script.
MetaTalk
group control 1 and control 2 and control 3
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-Chipp
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Sent: Saturday, March 08, 2003 12:04 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Grouping with lists in a script
Although
I needed to make a greater number of controls into a group by script.
MetaTalk Reference (182) provides this information:
Syntax:
group c
Description:
The group comand makes a set of selected controls into a
group/background.
If a list of controls c is supplied, those controls will be added
