Le 22-oct.-06 à 01:45, Marian Petrides a écrit :
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Greetings.
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Hi André,
There is a shareware library available from Ecoomy-x-Talk, which
translates the errors returned by the try control structure. The
library also provides a way to write errors to a log file on disk. It
even works if your stack is password protected. You can find more
information i
A quick question - I now the info is out there on the net, but Id like to
see what other people are doing. I"m setting a naming convention for files
and a while back I would have stuck to the 8.3 dos character limits - no
spaces etc just to be safe. Now it seems more important to use characters
th
I have been experimenting for a while with RSS and social bookmarking -
so I tested a few ways of searching the list, bookmarking posts so you
can find them later, taking them, reading the list in your news or RSS
reader... and this solutin comes out top!
Try this link:
http://groups.google.com/gr
Hi - I am adding a multilingual element to some tools I have been
working on, and wanted to check in on your project - I cannot find out
where to sign up for testing?
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David,
I don't understand what you are doing. If your application decides
which filenames to use by itself, you can just use normal characters,
numbers and a few special symbols which are known to be safe. The
dot, the dash and the underscore, to name a few, should be
sufficient. If the u
Thanks - and this does not cause problems with other system uses of a file -
an image file for instance. Probably not but just checking? I think I would
prefer to use "some_file_name.ext" than dots everywhere :)
PS - I found one problem with "|" - at least for stack names - it confuses
code that
Hi David,
How can I create a transparent stack? But one which does not pass
mouseclicks to the applications behind?
Interestingly if you set the blending of a stack to 94% - you
barely see it
and mousclicks are still trapped by the stack. But at 95% and
higher all
mouseclicks pass straight
On 10/22/06 10:32 AM, "David Bovill" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> A quick question - I now the info is out there on the net, but Id like to
> see what other people are doing. I"m setting a naming convention for files
> and a while back I would have stuck to the 8.3 dos character limits - no
> spac
I have a development site up for code versioning and documentation. It
uses subversion as a backend and a wiki for the documentation and
ticketing. I am more than happy to set up an test account for your
project if you wish to experiment.
There are still a few bits and pieces to be done before th
David,
A simple solution is to use 2 dots. Item -1 is the file extension,
item -2 can be some additional info, item 1 to -3 would be the file
name.
Best,
Mark
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Jim,
nothing beets scott rossi tm|color plugin to work with colors
you can copy and paste colors across objects with it for example.
Andre
On Oct 22, 2006, at 7:43 PM, Wilhelm Sanke wrote:
On Sun Oct 22, Jim Carwardine JimCarwardine at OwnYourFuture-
net.com wrote:
This must be easy but
Sorry Mark - not exactly a problem - just checking to see if I am on the
right lines in case there are some platform / end user issues I am not aware
of - so yes I can use safe characters - just figuring if there is any reason
to keep file names to 8+3 chars any more - guess not, and I completely
David,
if you want to hack, take a screenshot of the area below the stack
and set that as a image on the stack, if you do so and clear all the
stack decorations, then you'll fool the user into thinking it's
transparent, the problem is when someone tries to move the stack...
on that, you c
Hi David,
...
If a stack is transparent (blendlevel) then all controls are too!
You could use a "windowshape" with a carefuly created image where
all the
locs where you want to have controls are 100% opaque and all other
parts of
the image are as tranparent as you need.
I created a littl
On 22 Oct 2006, at 21:23, Klaus Major wrote:
Interestingly if you set the blending of a stack to 94% - you
barely see it
and mousclicks are still trapped by the stack. But at 95% and
higher all
mouseclicks pass straight through the stack.
really? Will have to test it myself to believe :-)
This must be easy but I can't find it... The colors and patterns inspector
does not tell me the RGB triplet or the Hue and Saturation numbers of a
colour I created. How do I easily recreate that colour in another object
when I can't simply transfer the numbers like I did before version 2.7.4...
Ji
How can I create a transparent stack? But one which does not pass
mouseclicks to the applications behind?
Interestingly if you set the blending of a stack to 94% - you barely see it
and mousclicks are still trapped by the stack. But at 95% and higher all
mouseclicks pass straight through the stac
Yes Jim - all of the above - ie the highest bar there is - all though as it
is for development environment I think I can forget the DOS limitations. My
guess is the answer is no funny chars except "_" and any length you want. I
was hoping "|" would be OK - but it breaks rev scripts anyway.
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On Sun Oct 22, Jim Carwardine JimCarwardine at OwnYourFuture-net.com wrote:
This must be easy but I can't find it... The colors and patterns inspector
does not tell me the RGB triplet or the Hue and Saturation numbers of a
colour I created. How do I easily recreate that colour in another object
answer color;put it
This must be easy but I can't find it... The colors and patterns inspector
does not tell me the RGB triplet or the Hue and Saturation numbers of a
colour I created. How do I easily recreate that colour in another object
when I can't simply transfer the numbers like I did b
Ok - that was fun! Had a look at the stack Klaus - still figuring it out -
little hard when everything is transparent :) What is the image for - was
that to generate an alpha channel for the stack mask?
So basically to create see through background and opaque controls you need
to use an image mas
I have put all my table names into
colnames each separated by a ,
I have also put all new values into colvalues each separated by a ,
can someone tell me the proper format for the following insert statement for
RR
put "INSERT INTO rider (colnames) VALUES (colvalues)" into tSQL
Thanks
Robert M
A little lost but very interested regarding this thread - is there a
stack here to test? My interest here would be in unit test type
frameworks for handlers and more complex chunks of code. I
implemeneted this by calling the handlers against a standard suite of
input data - testing these against o
On Oct 21, 2006, at 4:37 PM, Ian Wood wrote:
Each individual stack in the suite can write out results that are
specific to that stack, without the managing stack having to know
anything about those specifics. Each person can then concentrate on
logging the information that they need, rathe
On 10/22/06 4:40 PM, "Robert Mann" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have put all my table names into
> colnames each separated by a ,
>
> I have also put all new values into colvalues each separated by a ,
>
> can someone tell me the proper format for the following insert statement for
> RR
>
> p
Thanks Martin and Sarah.
Mark
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