Hello There,
Just a quick question to everyone here.
I've been trying to remove filenames (lines) from the string that the
'files' function returns. The basic algorithm I've been using is below,
but I think I've found a problem in the 'repeat for each chunkType'
control structure in Rev.
Here
Le mardi, 19 aoû 2003, à 10:00 Europe/Brussels, Martin Steer a écrit :
Hello There,
Just a quick question to everyone here.
I've been trying to remove filenames (lines) from the string that the
'files' function returns. The basic algorithm I've been using is
below, but I think I've found a pro
--- Martin Steer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello There,
>
> Just a quick question to everyone here.
>
> I've been trying to remove filenames (lines) from
> the string that the
> 'files' function returns. The basic algorithm I've
> been using is below,
> but I think I've found a problem in th
On Tue, 19 Aug 2003 18:00:07 +1000, Martin Steer wrote:
Try, (if you are sure that you don't need any empty line) :
on mouseUp
>
> put ".ds_store" & return & "Help File 1.xml" & return & "Help File
> 3.xml" into fileList
>
> put 1 into i
>
> breakpoint
> repeat for each line currLine
Hello There,
Just a quick question to everyone here.
I've been trying to remove filenames (lines) from the string that
the 'files' function returns. The basic algorithm I've been using is
below, but I think I've found a problem in the 'repeat for each
chunkType' control structure in Rev.
Here
On Dienstag, Aug 19, 2003, at 10:21 Europe/Zurich, Jan Schenkel wrote:
...
on mouseUp
put ".ds_store" & return & "Help File 1.xml" &
return & "Help File
3.xml" into fileList
put 1 into i
breakpoint
repeat for each line currLine in fileList
delete line i of fileList
add 1 to
--- Björnke_von_Gierke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> [snip]
>
> Eh? I always thought that the repeat for each loop
> copies the content
> it loops over and then uses that too loop. This is
> so that looping in
> fields is not slower then looping in a variable. In
> fact looping a
> variable I
On Tuesday, August 19, 2003, at 02:00 AM, Martin Steer wrote:
repeat for each line currLine in fileList
repeat for each line currLine in (fileList & empty)
I'm just guessing, assuming that will create a temporary copy for your.
An alternate approach would be to build a new list and not try to
An alternate approach would be to build a new list and not try to
delete lines from the original, depending on what you have in mind.
Martin, Dar, et al:
I use this approach in maintaining SDB indexes:
For example, SDB Server maintains a locked record index with a format
of recordId & tab & cli
