At 5:26 PM -0800 2/25/2002, David Vaughan wrote:
Replying to myself ;-) ... of course the wait {N time} with messages
will wait the time you define while allowing other actions, and is not
accelerated by those actions, whereas wait {N time} simply waits. None
of this makes wait for messages,
At 7:19 PM -0800 2/28/2002, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If I then transfer this stack to a Macintosh, the buttons
represent the pattern as if the pattern were the size of
the stack (or screen). In other words, the pattern is
reflected differently in every button on the Mac (the
pattern is not
In a message dated 3/1/02 5:12:59 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
set the rect of stack theStack to the screenrect
Make sure you are saving the stack or it will go back to it's previous state.
Randy Kent
Stagecraft, Inc.
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In a message dated 3/1/02 5:31:49 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Happy to send them to Ken, but obviously the most useful thing would be if
they could be merged into the online archives. My assumption is that you
folks at RunRev have the raw data, but not the time to process it right now.
But
on 3/1/02 2:30 AM, Ben Rubinstein at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Pathetic to relate, I have them all (apart from a small number of posts from
people who went on my auto delete list) - also all of improve-rev, and about
four months of the prior combined list.
Happy to send them to Ken, but
Niklas Almesjö,
A couple of weeks ago you were looking for help for working with a data base.
Did you get that help? I am now at that same point and would like the same
info you were looking for. If you read this why not contact me off list at my
e-mail address. I'd rather not bore everyone
I have 1.1.1B1 installed on several development Macs (mostly OS X). When
I look at the Image Library on one of them I see a Custom Cursors
library. However, I only see it on one of the computers and not the
others and I can't tell where it comes from.
1. How do I get it to the other
Using Rev 1.1.1B1 on Mac OS X the if statement below doesn't work
correctly.
Here is the variable varAllGroups:
root::0:root
other::1:
bin::2:root,bin,daemon
sys::3:root,bin,sys,adm
Here is the script:
replace : with space in varAllGroups --to make words for parsing
repeat with x = 1 to
try this instead..?
# replace : with space in varAllGroups --to make words for parsing
set the itemDelimiter to : -- replaces the line above
repeat with x = 1 to the number of lines in varAllGroups
# if word 3 of line x of varAllGroups 100 then
if item 3 of line x of varAllGroups 100 then
When parsing words, multiple spaces are ignored, so word 3 ends up being the
first user in the group, not the group number you want to test against, so
try this instead.
set the itemDelimiter to :
repeat with x = 1 to the number of lines in varAllGroups
if item 3 of line x of
It doesn't work either. Strangely enough, if I do it the original way,
even lines that resulted in 2 spaces, if I put word 3 after the field
the correct numbers were put in. I'm still puzzled.
Bill Vlahos
On Friday, March 1, 2002, at 02:27 PM, Yates, Glen wrote:
When parsing words,
Here is a clearer rendition of what I meant.
The original script seems to work correctly if the goal is to put the
3rd word in the field even though there would be 2 spaces (and therefore
shouldn't have worked). It just didn't seem to do the math properly.
Bill Vlahos
On Friday, March 1,
Strange, I have tried this on 2 different systems and my way works fine.
Incidentally, I am running MC and not Rev, but Rev uses the MC engine so it
shouldn't make any difference. Specifically I've tried it on Solaris(Sparc)
and Windows2000.
-Glen Yates
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