Thanks Richard, writing to a file (an sqlite database actually) is exactly
what I want to do.
However, I'm running into a problem with this. I believe I have written the
data correctly to the database as a BLOB column, but when I read it back
from the database and use arraydecode to make it into
It seems that if the last item in a string is empty, then trying to access
it by using item -1 returns the penultimate item, not the last one. For
example, given the string a,b, item -1 of that string comes back as b.
This is on LC 4.6.2, OS X 10.6.8. Is this expected behavior?
Pete
Molly's
I want to write a file to disk and then mark it read only. Is there a cross
platform (Mac, Windows, and Linux) LC command to do this?
Bill Vlahos
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Yes, this is expected behaviour. If you want to count the last item if it is
empty use
Item (number of items of (myVar x)) of myVar
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On Sun, Aug 21, 2011 at 6:23 PM, Bill Vlahos wrote:
I want to write a file to disk and then mark it read only. Is there a cross
platform (Mac, Windows, and Linux) LC command to do this?
Bill Vlahos
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Hello Trevor,
Elegant interface, nice and clean. I can see a market among IT and systems
types who work in educational institutions and are constantly having to explain
various computer and network things to faculty and staff. Site licenses might
be a good option.
I noticed that when the
Go into System Preferences, Accounts, select your account and choose Login
Items. There you'll see a list of things that are loaded when you log in.
Select Clarify Helper and click the minus button to remove it.
At least I think that's how you would do it!
On Aug 21, 2011, at 10:57 PM,
By the way, if you control-click on the Clarify Helper before removing it, you
can Reveal in Finder, and you'll see there's a Clarify folder in Application
Support. You should be able to throw that folder away.
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I have a difficult time with new names and faces. We have quite a few new
teachers and therapists this year so I plan to make a photo data base of their
image, name, job and school(s) they are assigned to.
I'm planning to build a simple stack that will allow them to capture a still
from a
