If I use the 'get URL' and 'put x into URL' command to get and put
data from and into a file:path/data.txt file... how do I do that when
the data is to be held on a network server? This'll be a Windows
server; in one instance a steam-driven Win98 thing, in the other
instance something far more
K
all you need is to mount the drive and copy.
use the net use command. It has all the parameters you speak of.
(type net help use for instructions on how to use it)
Another way, assuming you have administrator priviledges is to use
a simple shell copy command...
the put url will only work
SnagIt is pretty useful, but in Win you can grab a shot of the active
window by doing alt-PrintScreenKey. maybe that would work?
Martin Baxter
MisterX wrote:
well, there's plenty of screen grabbers
i tried a utility called SnagIt and it worked fine
grabbing just the window region as square
Hi Timothy,
All good points. I agree. When I was just starting, many times the
'terse explanation' in the docs just didn't go far enough-- I wanted a
few more examples of how the transcript term was used. I talked with
Jeanne DeVoto about it (she *was* the author of most the documentation,
Sometime around 25/7/05 (at 08:56 +0200) [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
all you need is to mount the drive and copy.
use the net use command. It has all the parameters you speak of.
(type net help use for instructions on how to use it)
Another way, assuming you have administrator priviledges is to
It was me who made this statement at RevCon so let me elaborate and chime in
On 7/25/05 12:30 AM, Chipp Walters [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I believe someone at the RevCon West conference stood up and said what
was really needed was a sort of 'application framework guide.' A
Hi all,
Lately Bob Earp asked for some 32*32 pixels icons in order to insert
non Chipp's plugins into AltPluginToolbar.
At first, I did not realised what it could mean...
To be inserted in the (great :-) AltPluginToolbar, other plugins have
to be compliant with Chipp's architecture.
Plugins
Hi Sarah,
I appreciate your comment about different learning styles. In my own case,
I prefer to read a manual cover to cover to gain a more complete
understanding. While I have started to use Revolution quite a lot, and am
more impressed
with it every day, I don't think I would be using
Will your ebook on printing talk about how to feed information (such as
number of pages to print) to printing dialogues?
On 7/25/05 1:17 AM, Dan Shafer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Not too far off the mark, Timothy, but a little.
When I started my Rev book series the idea was that i would
Hi All,
I have recently purchased Runtime Revolution having been a fan of
Hypercard/SuperCard and Multimediia Toolbook on Windows. I've
basically been teaching myself by doing (the documentation being
somewhat limited) and now I'm wondering:
What are the possibilities of Revolution?
Are
Gary,
Welcome to the revolution!
I (not announced yet) am launching into my own business based
completely on Revolution starting August 1st. I have been a consultant
for some time for a number of companies and decided that I need to
start doing my own designs and work. I have a few ideas to
No, but very interested.
I have code for directed / undirected graphing of relationships and am
looking at Tree maps for a current project. So lets keep in touch?
On 24 Jul 2005, at 22:02, Mike Doub wrote:
I am doing some experimentation with data visualization and was
wondering if
anyone
Ok, I'm thoroughly confused. I've built an application for creating a
Greek dictionary. I'd like to use Bitstream Vera as the base font for
the application. However, the rev documentation says:
If you set the unicodeText of a field to a unicodeString that contains multiple languages,
Message: 9
Date: Mon, 25 Jul 2005 01:19:16 -0400
From: Thomas McGrath III [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Rant Re Rev Documentation
To: How to use Revolution use-revolution@lists.runrev.com
Message-ID: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII; format=flowed
Tim, Judy,
To be
On Mon, 25 Jul 2005 08:28:22 +0100
From: Martin Baxter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
SnagIt is pretty useful, but in Win you can grab a shot of the active
window by doing alt-PrintScreenKey. maybe that would work?
Martin Baxter
Thanks Martin and Xavier for the hints.
SnagIt works as does
Bill..
That tidbit is not in the current draft. I did look into it but as
far as I can tell, it's not possible to do this. At least if it is,
documentation for how to do it is definitely buried or missing.
Dan
On Jul 25, 2005, at 5:42 AM, Bill wrote:
Will your ebook on printing
I couldn't find it in the documentation either. I was hoping someone knew
how to do it as it is beyond my ability. I think it will require a short
call to applescript. Please leave a link to buy your latest e-chapter when
it is finished. I'm looking forward to reading it.
On 7/25/05 11:29 AM,
It's not going to make me any more popular, but I have to say that
this seems like an example of the basic problem. It's a pretty
glaring bug -- as someone else pointed out, if you make the print
dialog available, you probably need to pay attention to what it says.
Some of the unicode and
Sometime around 25/7/05 (at 01:19 -0400) Thomas McGrath III said:
I always learn best by example.
Absolutely!
Speaking of learning by example (or any other method, I'm not fussy!
;-) is there anything around that could help me get my head around
arrays? Some kind of simple guide that
I have a bit of trouble envisioning why it would be important for me
to hard-code into an application the number of copies of a document
to be printed. If the application requires that 3 copies of the
report be generated, can we not trust the user to enter 3 into the
number of copies field
Eric,
Why not make your plugs compatible with Chipp's Alt Bar, since you
don't have a 'bar' of your own? He's described what's needed for that
to happen online and invites other developers and it appears really
easy. The auto-update feature works great and many of us have gotten
used to the
Well, HUG aside, in some workflows triplicates and duplicates are
sometimes needed...and entering the number every time one makes a
sale, etc could get tedious.
I have a bit of trouble envisioning why it would be important for me
to hard-code into an application the number of copies of a
Hi Mark,
Sorry I've taken so long to respond. I've been out of town for the
last few days.
I'm not really sure what the problem would be. I had a pre-existing
jpg image that I started with. I had to edit that image so that it
only used three colors (some color very close to black
Hello everyone,
Does anyone know how to select the next line of a scrolling list field?
Thanks
___
use-revolution mailing list
use-revolution@lists.runrev.com
Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription
preferences:
In simplest terms:
In Revolution, an array is a container that holds keys, and each key is
a variable.
An array can be thought of as a box containing a number of smaller
boxes. myArray[1] would be a box named 1 that is contained within the
larger box named myArray. The inner boxes do not have to
On 7/25/05 11:43 AM, Ban Nguyen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello everyone,
Does anyone know how to select the next line of a scrolling list field?
put the hilitedLines of fld MyListFld into tLine
set the hilitedLines of fld MyListFld to (tLine+1)
OR (more compact):
set the hilitedLines of
keith wrote:
is there anything around that could help me get my head around arrays?
This may help get you started:
http://lists.runrev.com/pipermail/use-revolution/2004-July/039018.html
--
Richard Gaskin
Managing Editor, revJournal
___
Hi Jim,
Could you make an option to draw the Turtle Graphics
with vectors graphics, not only bitmaps?
In this way, they could be exported and edited
in vector drawing applications like Flash,
FreeHand, Ilustrator, etc.
Thanks in advance,
al
on Mon, 25 Jul 2005
Jim Hurley wrote:
I have in
On Jul 25, 2005, at 12:00 PM, keith wrote:
Sometime around 25/7/05 (at 01:19 -0400) Thomas McGrath III said:
I always learn best by example.
Absolutely!
Speaking of learning by example (or any other method, I'm not
fussy! ;-) is there anything around that could help me get my head
I print government forms. Some of them require 5 copies. Some require 2
copies. Some just one. It would be very nice if I could press one button
print all the stupid government forms and then it would go to each form
and print the number of copies each form requires.
In hypercard days this was
Also the present release of Tiger has a bug (only evident in runrev) that
requires an extra step in the print dialogue. To change the number of copies
to be printed you have to choose another printer first and then go back and
choose the right printer then the field where you put the number of
Sometime around 25/7/05 (at 12:55 -0400) Lynch, Jonathan said:
In simplest terms:
In Revolution, an array is a container that holds keys, and each key is
a variable.
[very helpful information snipped reluctantly!]
I would suggest reading the docs about custom property sets very
But, Dan, consider the audience:
How many of those who really NEED the intro to the IDE booklet are going
to fork over $200 cash of their own money (plus transportation, plus
lodging: even for a California resident I think it ran me close to $1,000
for the whole kit'n'kaboodle) for a product
Custom properties and custom property sets should have 1-word names.
Somewhere in the docs it says otherwise, but having a space in the name
of a custom property caused me trouble at one point, which was fixed
when I made sure it just had a single-word name.
Another one that comes to mind is
Dear fellow Revers,
I use Rev every day like many of you and got stuck on something. I
have a registration screen that works perfectly when the stack is
modal. When the stack is toplevel, things fall apart. I looked up
the modal command in the Rev Docs and found an answer to my
Stephen Barncard wrote:
Why not make your plugs compatible with Chipp's Alt Bar, since you don't
have a 'bar' of your own?
...
There really is no 'architecture'. they're still just plugins.
Yet they require modification to work there.
And that would be the case with devolution too, if you
Dear David,
I am interested in this as well. I would appreciate if you could
kindly add me to your to: list when you advertise any new
development on this, as I don't have time to follow all threads on
the use-revolution list.
In case this can be useful, I have recently traced papers
Gary Thompson wrote:
What are the possibilities of Revolution?
Endless.
Are there any (or many) commercial apps built with it?
Hundreds, if not thousands. Many are used in-house in corporations and
don't make their way out into the world at large, but a large and
growing number do.
I just downloaded 2.6 for a test drive, but now all of my rev files
try to open with 2.6, even when it's in the trash. On the open with
contextual menu, 2.5 isn't one of the options even though it is
installed and has been for a while, and when I click get info it
isn't an option in the
Tim,
I too disagree with your request/demand that the reference guide be
a tutorial as well.
Hi Sarah, and others who share the quoted sentiment.
Well, it's not a demand. I want Rev to succeed, and I think better
and more extensive documentation will help them do that. It could be
Not too far off the mark, Timothy, but a little.
When I started my Rev book series the idea was that i would simply
port my HT book to Rev and be done with it. A number of users on
the list at that time ensured me that if I did that, I'd be doing
the community a huge service. It seemed like a
Anyone who downloaded the EnhancedWin DLL should download it again. I
had an incorrect configuration option when I compiled the DLL and it
was requiring msvcr71.dll which isn't necessary.
You can download the DLL at :
http://www.mangomultimedia.com/download/revolution/enhancedwin/
Then Richard, we're in good hands and trust the main IDE plugin
developers will come up with the standards. And yes I lurk in that
group.. and I like what you are doing.
sqb
Chipp has made contributions to the group, and Eric, Ken, Paul,
myself, and others are in the process of updating
Dear fellow Revers,
I use Rev every day like many of you and got stuck on something. I
have a registration screen that works perfectly when the stack is
modal. When the stack is toplevel, things fall apart. I looked up
the modal command in the Rev Docs and found an answer to my
question.
Hello,
Does anyone know how to set the size of the card smaller than the size
of the stack. When I create a new card in a stack, the card is the same
size as the stack. I want its size smaller
I have a main stack: In this stack I have 5 cards
On the first card I have all graphics set up like
Jonathan,
This is interesting about the 1-word names. I have been using
multiword names without any problems.
Do you recall exactly what the problem was?
Was it that the array did not work as advertized, or that you had
problems with sorting keys or making the key unique?
Of course
Recently, Ban Nguyen wrote:
Does anyone know how to set the size of the card smaller than the size
of the stack. When I create a new card in a stack, the card is the same
size as the stack. I want its size smaller
If the card was smaller than the stack, what would you expect to see beyond
You cannot adjust the size of the card - but you also do not need to do
this.
Try creating your stack with just one card at first. Put together
everything you need on that first card, then group all those objects
together. Then, set the backgroundbehavior of that group to true.
From this point,
Speaking as someone who's written a few words of documentation over
the decades
It is a LOT harder and more expensive than you think to make it a
whole lot better.
RR has to decide where to put resources. And despite a lot of
periodic and sporadic complaining about the docs, several
I have never had a problem with multiple item arrays: myArray[1,2,3]
However, I did have a problem with a custom property set named
Scheduled Items - but the problem cleared up when I named it
ScheduledItems - I cannot remember what exactly the problem was, but I
do remember that it was not real
Does anyone know how to set the size of the card smaller than the size
of the stack. When I create a new card in a stack, the card is the
same
size as the stack. I want its size smaller
If the card was smaller than the stack, what would you expect to see
beyond
the borders of the card?
Tim,
I have also posted in the past about the Docs merits and shortfalls
and also suggested a wiki like you did. A wiki would be great for
fleshing out the docs in depth. The built-in docs are great if you
already know most stuff and just need a cheat sheet. Like others
have said the
I just tested this again, and the same problem shows up...
Try clicking a button with this script:
On mouseup
Set the custompropertyset of this stack to my Set
Set the myProp of this stack to hello
End mouseup
Then go look at the custom properties of the stack. When I do this, I
have a
Richard-
Monday, July 25, 2005, 10:45:07 AM, you wrote:
RG The initial draft of ECMI is available in the Files section of that
RG group. Tools for authors to help set up and manage those properties are
RG in development by Eric, Ken, and myself, and should be available before
RG the draft is
The new card does not have to be a complete copy.
Those control you want copied can show up from the group with
backgroundbehavior set to true.
Other controls can be placed on whatever cards you want, and as long as
they are not part of a background group, they will be just on that card.
For anybody interested, I have uploaded a tiny stack to my user space (Bob
Earp) that has 32 x 32 pixel icons for use with Chip's great altPlugIns tool
for Flexible Learning's Scripters Scrapbook, Richard's RevNet and Eric's
Color Picker and Resource Picker. It's called altPlugIns_icons.rev
Dan Shafer wrote:
On Jul 25, 2005, at 11:36 AM, Timothy Miller wrote:
It still seems to me that it just wouldn't be that hard or expensive
to make it a whole lot better
Speaking as someone who's written a few words of documentation over the
decades
It is a LOT harder and more
Mark Wieder wrote:
Richard-
Monday, July 25, 2005, 10:45:07 AM, you wrote:
RG The initial draft of ECMI is available in the Files section of that
RG group. Tools for authors to help set up and manage those properties are
RG in development by Eric, Ken, and myself, and should be available
Back in early 2002, Geoff Canyon (who hasn't been seen around these
parts in a while) started a Rev Docs Wiki. He exported all the docs
to an XML format as I recall and populated the Wiki with them as
starting points. It was met with a resounding thud.
I'm sending Geoff a note to see if
Sometime around 25/7/05 (at 13:40 -0400) Lynch, Jonathan said:
Custom properties and custom property sets should have 1-word names.
Somewhere in the docs it says otherwise, but having a space in the name
of a custom property caused me trouble at one point, which was fixed
when I made sure it
Hi Richard and Stephen,
I agree Stephen wishes: a fully interoperability between all tools.
I agree Richard meaningful remarks.
I work with all for that happens...
Just wait a moment...
It's a hard work... which combines specs, psychology and a perceptive
crystal ball :-)
Best Regards from
Jonathan,
I can see why I have not had a problem.
I only set the customPropertySet in order to create a set or play
with the keys.
I always set it back to empty immediately after (default)
Then I access the custom property only using array notation mySet
[this and that words]
I continue to
keith wrote:
The internal order in which keys are stored in a custom prop is not
sorted alphabetically
Oh boy...
It's often not so bad. Associative arrays are often addressed by the key
name, so sequential order wouldn't affect that one way or another.
If you need sequential access you
Richard-
Monday, July 25, 2005, 12:26:14 PM, you wrote:
RG I agree wholeheartedly. While we have no control over the requirements
RG Yahoo Groups has for file access, as I've written before we will have a
That's interesting. In the past Yahoo allowed this control to the list
owner. Has that
Thanks for your replies. That is a good starting point. What I am
exactly after is some kind of pros and cons list that goes into detail
on stability and security. Maybe some ISPs experiences things that went
good or wrong. Perhaps a list with succesfull uses of revCGI.
Jaque wrote:
The
On Jul 23, 2005, at 3:02 PM, Dan Shafer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
First, understand my comments about RealBASIC apply to Version 5.5. I
have not looked at RB2005. I spent a fair amount of time looking at
RB vs. Rev before I made the commitment to Rev about two years ago
now.
That said, I
The internal order in which keys are stored in a custom prop is not
sorted alphabetically
Oh boy...
It's often not so bad. Associative arrays are often addressed by the
key name, so sequential order wouldn't affect that one way or
another.
If you need sequential access you can use
Hi Ban,
You might be interested in Managing card dimensions, a simple
tutorial available trough Tutorials Picker.
Best Regards from Paris,
Eric Chatonet.
PS. Tutorials Picker can be downloaded from my website below.
Le 25 juil. 05 à 20:38, Ban Nguyen a écrit :
Does anyone know how to
In my opinion, the easiest way to do what you want is to have a separate
customproperty set for each column.
You can access the records as:
Record[1], title[1], ISBN[1] etc...
You can also do something like:
myRecords[Record,1]
myRecords[title,1]
etc...
if you want to think of it as a
Could someone point me in the direction of these getting started
pages? I've been working on a project that will require CGI's and rev
might just be the easiest way for me to get this done.
Thanks!!
On Jul 23, 2005, at 5:25 PM, Malte Brill wrote:
Hi list,
I´ve talked to my ISP if it was
Hey, David
Thanks for jumping in with the correction. Sorry I misstated the case
vis a vis Windows platform debugging and deployment.
Dan
On Jul 25, 2005, at 12:55 PM, David Grogono wrote:
On Jul 23, 2005, at 3:02 PM, Dan Shafer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
First, understand my
Hello everyone,
I have a document MS word
The document has text and several images. How can I import this doc
into the field?
I used the property inspector but it did not work
Thank you
___
use-revolution mailing list
Mark Wieder wrote:
Richard-
Monday, July 25, 2005, 12:26:14 PM, you wrote:
RG I agree wholeheartedly. While we have no control over the requirements
RG Yahoo Groups has for file access, as I've written before we will have a
That's interesting. In the past Yahoo allowed this control to the
Hello Todd -
Well said , copied in its entirely below as I feel it's worth a second read.
In addition to all of the good points you mention, a focus on pros makes
both tools more desirable. But the reverse is not true, and often
results in the opposite effect of having each less desirable to
I've found it's better to have one-word names for EVERYTHING as a
general rule and use underscores and dashes to separate words. I do
it by habit now.
Jonathan,
This is interesting about the 1-word names. I have been using
multiword names without any problems.
Dennis
Somewhere in the
Message: 2
Date: Mon, 25 Jul 2005 10:13:02 -0700 (PDT)
From: Alejandro Tejada [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Turtle Graphics
To: use-revolution@lists.runrev.com
Message-ID: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=iso-8859-1
Hi Jim,
Could you make an option to draw the Turtle Graphics
Stephen Barncard wrote:
I've found it's better to have one-word names for EVERYTHING as a
general rule and use underscores and dashes to separate words. I do it
Generally good advice, and easy to follow since Rev provides a label
property for most objects in addition to its name.
Extra
Dashes are dangerous too...
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Stephen
Barncard
Sent: Monday, July 25, 2005 5:24 PM
To: How to use Revolution
Subject: Re: array info request (new thread)
I've found it's better to have one-word names for
Hello everyone,
I am having a problem with revPrintField
Here is the problem:
I create a stack
On the card, I create a text field (has a many lines of text), 5 images,
then I group them and make scroll bar so user can scroll up and down to
see the text and images (name the group as myField)
Hi Eric,
Why don't you ping me offline and let me know what issues you are
having. Even Constellation, Daniels Mara's rewrite of an object
browser and script editor, with all it's goings on, are altPlugin
compatible, so I'd like to understand what you may be doing to create
Hi Stepen,
Le 25 juil. 05 à 23:24, Stephen Barncard a écrit :
I've found it's better to have one-word names for EVERYTHING as a
general rule and use underscores and dashes to separate words. I do
it by habit now.
You are a good developer who always makes his work easier each day :-)
Hello Jose -
Richard, thanks for your help.
Another question related to your article Extending Message Path.
You talk about Script Limits, could these limits be changed? and if is
not possible, what it means in terms of the application size/complexity?
As has been written before, the script
--- Ban Nguyen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello everyone,
I am having a problem with revPrintField
[snip]
on mouseUp
revPrintField the name of field myField
end mouseUp
This is the error I got when I click on print:
executing at 2:32:48 PM
Type Chunk: no such object
I just 'roll my own' print dialog boxes, which are cross-platform, have
built in high quality 'Print Preview' and can print selected page
ranges...so, IMO it's not a too 'glaring bug.'
Dan and I have talked about creating an 'advanced printing ebook' with a
library which would show how this
Hi Chipp,
Do you include printer selection in your print dialog? If so, did this
require an external, or using Cscript.exe, or something like that?
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Chipp
Walters
Sent: Monday, July 25, 2005 5:43 PM
To: How
Hello everyone,
I am having a problem with revPrintField
[snip]
on mouseUp
revPrintField the name of field myField
end mouseUp
This is the error I got when I click on print:
executing at 2:32:48 PM
Type Chunk: no such object
ObjectButton
Line revPrintField
--- keith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Okay, in my state of blissful ignorance I had
assumed that arrays
were effectively arranged in a spreadsheet-like
manner. The array
name is the spreadsheet (in this way of thinking),
the keys are like
a set of column headings, and the elements are the
On 7/25/05 2:12 PM, Mark Wieder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Richard-
Monday, July 25, 2005, 10:45:07 AM, you wrote:
RG The initial draft of ECMI is available in the Files section of that
RG group. Tools for authors to help set up and manage those properties are
RG in development by Eric,
--- Ban Nguyen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello everyone,
I am having a problem with revPrintField
[snip]
on mouseUp
revPrintField the name of field myField
end mouseUp
This is the error I got when I click on print:
executing at 2:32:48 PM
Type
The array
name is the spreadsheet (in this way of thinking),
the keys are like
a set of column headings, and the elements are the
bits of data in
each cell.
Actually - the keys of a custom property set are like the elements of an
array
A custom property set can be thought of as the
--- Ban Nguyen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello everyone,
I have a document MS word
The document has text and several images. How can I
import this doc
into the field?
I used the property inspector but it did not work
Thank you
Hi Ban,
While Revolution fields have a solid
Hello everyone,
I am having a problem with revPrintField
[snip]
on mouseUp
revPrintField the name of field myField
end mouseUp
This is the error I got when I click on print:
executing at 2:32:48 PM
TypeChunk: no such object
Object
I only use multiword names as keys when I want to have a multi-
dimensional array for a custom property. In essence I am just
substituting a space for a comma because it is much easier to read
the notation:
customPropArray[varXcommavarY] vs customPropArray[varXvarY]
The names are not
Dan Shafer wrote:
Designing and writing good docs is nearly as hard as designing and
writing good software.
I beg to differ! How many software products/code libraries do you know
of which don't even have documentation. Poor Xavier and his TAOO project
is a great example, while he has told
keith-
Monday, July 25, 2005, 1:15:38 PM, you wrote:
k Ermm... :-)
k Okay, in my state of blissful ignorance I had assumed that arrays
k were effectively arranged in a spreadsheet-like manner. The array
k name is the spreadsheet (in this way of thinking), the keys are like
k a set of column
Malte Brill wrote:
Thanks for your replies. That is a good starting point. What I am
exactly after is some kind of pros and cons list that goes into detail
on stability and security. Maybe some ISPs experiences things that went
good or wrong. Perhaps a list with succesfull uses of revCGI.
In
Wally Rodriguez wrote:
Could someone point me in the direction of these getting started pages?
I've been working on a project that will require CGI's and rev might
just be the easiest way for me to get this done.
Here you go:
http://www.hyperactivesw.com/cgitutorial/index.html
--
Chip:
Do you have examples of how to roll your own print dialogues? I could
perhaps take them apart and figure how to do what I want to do which is
print without print dilogues but with custom and different settings for each
print request.
Thanks in advance!
Bill
On 7/25/05 5:45 PM, Lynch,
Recently, Stephen Barncard wrote:
I've found it's better to have one-word names for EVERYTHING as a
general rule and use underscores and dashes to separate words. I do
it by habit now.
Don't get in the habit of using dashes (as opposed to underscores) -- Rev
will often try evaluate a dash as
Hi Dan and Chipp and...
As you might know it, all my plugins come with a bilingual help stack
(between 200 KB and 1 MB each)
I shall only say that writing these stacks is a very hard job...
often longer than writing the first attempt of the plugin.
But this *always* gives me the opportunity
1 - 100 of 154 matches
Mail list logo
