Hello,
For my actual project I need (and I search) the better performances when my
scripts are running...
I read in Scripter's Scrapbook :
- Put names in quotes. They are faster to compile since they are not checked
as variables first, and you cannot unintentionally confuse them with a variable
Hi René,
Quoted strings can't be interpreted as variables by the engine (as
long as quoted strings aren't numbers used as names for objects). For
me, this is the main reason to always put strings in quotes (besides
the fact that strings with spaces in them will cause errors if there
are
Thank you Mark,
In my project I use lot of do command...
For you, is that (the number of flux (flows) is 5) :
put add 1 to vgCompteurFlux vpNuméroduFlux into vxA ; do vxA
faster or slower than :
switch vpNuméroduFlux
case 1 ; add 1 to vgCompteurFlux1 ; break
case 2 ; add 1 to vgCompteurFlux2
René,
Case will definitely be faster. A good alternative would be:
add 1 to vgCompteurFlux[vpNumeroduFlux]
I wouldn't use special characters such as é in variable names. I very
rarely have to make such choices, because I have a different syle of
programming.
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Best regards,
Mark
On 06/20/2010 01:11 PM, Mark Schonewille wrote:
Hi René,
Quoted strings can't be interpreted as variables by the engine (as
long as quoted strings aren't numbers used as names for objects). For
me, this is the main reason to always put strings in quotes (besides
the fact that strings with
In this case I would use an array
or custom properties. Much faster by far.
--variable array
add one to vgCpuFlux[ vpNumFlux ]
--custom property ( a trickier technique, but more powerful )
get the vgCpuFlux[ vpNumFlux ] of this stack +1
set the vgCpuFlux[ vpNumFlux ] of this stack to
Thank you Mark,
Perhaps some milliseconds won... :-)
I understand about using (or not using) é, but all work well...
without accents it is not possible to write french words...
Do you think that can have consequences about performance ?
René
Le 20 juin 2010 à 13:07, Mark Schonewille a écrit :
Thank you very much Jim !
Le 20 juin 2010 à 13:18, Jim Ault a écrit :
In this case I would use an array
or custom properties. Much faster by far.
--variable array
add one to vgCpuFlux[ vpNumFlux ]
--custom property ( a trickier technique, but more powerful )
get the vgCpuFlux[
I have also this case : no variable but object (button) name :
repeat with i = 1 to 21
put set the backColor of btn quote btnHarmo i quote to
89,149,218 into vxA ; do vxA
end repeat
is array solution possible ?
or it is necessary to do :
set the backColor of btn btnHarmo1 to
René,
repeat with i = 1 to 21
put btnHarmo i into myBtn
set the backColor of btn myBtn to 89,149,218
end repeat
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Le 20 juin 2010 à 15:07, René Micout a écrit :
I have also this case : no variable but object (button) name :
repeat with i = 1 to 21
put set the backColor of btn quote btnHarmo i quote to
89,149,218 into vxA ; do vxA
end repeat
meme effet que ton code, sans le DO, donc
YES !
That seems obvious when one sees !
It is sometimes necessary to step aside to see what is right before us.
Hartelijk dank
Le 20 juin 2010 à 15:15, Mark Schonewille a écrit :
René,
repeat with i = 1 to 21
put btnHarmo i into myBtn
set the backColor of btn myBtn to 89,149,218
end
Même réponse que Mark donc même merci (mais en français !)
Bon souvenir de Paris
René
Le 20 juin 2010 à 15:19, Thierry a écrit :
Le 20 juin 2010 à 15:07, René Micout a écrit :
I have also this case : no variable but object (button) name :
repeat with i = 1 to 21
put set the
Thanks Mark, that works fine
Cheers
Steve
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Saturday, June 19, 2010, 10:00:52 AM, you wrote:
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Thierry gave you the answer earlier today with a repeat loop.
The better solution would not use an array for this task.
On Jun 20, 2010, at 6:07 AM, René Micout wrote:
I have also this case : no variable but object (button) name :
repeat with i = 1 to 21
put set the backColor of btn
I have a divider in my stack which I would like to constrain within 2
values along the x axis. In this case it should not be less than 180
or greater than 420.
if x 180 or x 420 then
// do nothing
else
put the mouseH into iTableLeft
send updateThisDisplay to this stack
end
Simon Lord wrote:
I have a divider in my stack which I would like to constrain within 2
values along the x axis. In this case it should not be less than 180
or greater than 420.
if x 180 or x 420 then
// do nothing
else
put the mouseH into iTableLeft
send updateThisDisplay
I do splitters/dividers like so:
---
local sDragging
on mouseUp
put false into sDragging
end mouseUp
on mouseRelease
put false into sDragging
end mouseRelease
on dragStart
put true into sDragging
-- continue processing until the mouse button is let go
repeat while sDragging is
I wrote:
on mouseMove x,y
if x 180 or x 420 then updateThisDisplay
end mouseMove
I forgot to include a check for the button state in that abbreviated
example. Jeff's method is good: set a script local variable on mousedown
and unset it on mouseup.
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Hi René,
Here is also another way to accomplish a similar task when you are trying to
set the same property of many objects.
put name,address,city,state,country into tItems
repeat for each item I in tItems
set the textfont of field I to Verdana
set the fontsize of field I to 9
end repeat
Not to worry - somedays I *am* one. Wanna trade?
Only if it helps :-)
PS I've added your previous msg to my RevGold folder. THere is a lot in there
to digest. You've been most generous with your time Mark.
Thanks
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Hi,
From the DiagramCreator of Chipp I search info about graphicViz and I
discovered the dot command to create diagrams on the fly from the Terminal.
Trying to execute a command with the shell in MacOSx... from the terminal
the command run ok and create the graphic without any problem, but from
Hi,
Reply myself... and explain a little so I think can be usefully for
others...
The solution is that we must specify from where we want exec the command.
MacOSX Shell execute by default from the shell /bin/sh, that isn't the
shell from the Terminal, so testing commandlines from the terminal
Hi Bob, I've been working thru it and you are spot on. Thx for this.
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