Recently, Jon wrote:
msg is a reserved word indicating... the message box :) try to use a
different name for your var and all should be fine.
Given that, in this particular situation, the IDE is going to ignore my
use of msg as a parameter variable name, would it make any sense for
the
Thanks, Hugh.
Curious...why didn't you post this on SSBK onlne?
Heh
Dan
On Aug 19, 2005, at 4:04 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The 'chasing arrows' is no longer OSX-HIG conformant (Apple Human
Interface
Guidelines 2005-8-11, page 138) and the asynchronous progress
indicator is
Scott Rossi wrote:
Recently, Jon wrote:
msg is a reserved word indicating... the message box :) try to use a
different name for your var and all should be fine.
Given that, in this particular situation, the IDE is going to ignore my
use of msg as a parameter variable name, would it make
Could anyone comment on whether the behaviour of the first example
below is correct ? I would have thought that both outputs should be
the same ??
put rootThis is childa test/child/root into tXML
put revcreateXMLtree(tXML,false,true,true) into tID
put revXMLRootNode(tID) into tnode
Thought I'd chime in here...
I found that the Google method of testing an internet connection is
somewhat slow and does increase the access numbers to Google thus
inflating their stock price (last part was a jest).
When I have an application that has data on a website, i put a text
file on
The concept of Webnotes in the documentation seems like a great idea and
help solve a lot of issue that some folks have with Rev documentation (not
me of course ;-) ). However, the first time I tried Webnotes nothing
happened and on enquiry on this list it was suggested that the server was
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The 'chasing arrows' is no longer OSX-HIG conformant (Apple Human Interface
Guidelines 2005-8-11, page 138) and the asynchronous progress indicator is
recommended. Trouble is, it's not readily accessible so we have made one for
Rev...
Scott:
I'm not sure I understand what you wrote. Is there any situation in
which using a reserved word as the name of a parameter variable would be
meaningful?
Jon
Scott Rossi wrote:
Recently, Jon wrote:
msg is a reserved word indicating... the message box :) try to use a
Hello,
I'm having a problem with using libURLftpUpload returning a invalid host
address error.
I am using libURLftpUpload to upload a small file, and then check the result in
a
loop with the URLStatus function. Eventually, and this only happens for one
particular customer, URLStatus returns
At 2:14 PM -0700 8/19/2005, Mark Wieder wrote:
Any idea why this code produces 19:00:54 instead of 54? I do have
twelveHourTime set to false, but...
What you have given it as an argument is not a date, time, nor a date
and time, but just a number. I would expect that you would get back an
At 3:40 PM -0400 8/19/2005, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The corollary of \ is ; (a semi-colon) ...
on sillyTest what
if what then
get 2; add 2 to it; put A after it; put it; exit to top
end if
[.../...]
end sillyTest
Useful for very short lines!
Also in the message box! You can
On 8/19/05 7:37 PM, Martin BLACKMAN [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Could anyone comment on whether the behaviour of the first example
below is correct ? I would have thought that both outputs should be
the same ??
put rootThis is childa test/child/root into tXML
put
Recently, Jon wrote:
I'm not sure you expect the IDE to *know* that you didn't intend call the
message box versus making a script error. Sure, the context could be gauged
to some extent, but perhaps you *did* intend to call the message box and
simply made a contextual script error in the
Recently, Alex Tweedly wrote:
The IDE can *know* that it's an error because the reserved token msg
was used as a formal parameter name
on mouseUp msg
Yes, you're right. I was responding to the following portion of the code
which is valid as written:
put the long time msg Return
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