Newbie to Rev here...
I've been following this one with interest. Got the idea that if Rev
does so much for you without being told to (as mentioned this AM in
another thread), perhaps it would supply a missing CR when you appended
a line. Turns out it doesn't, but in checking for that I notice
Dave, if we see the return character as a divider or separator
rather than a terminator, it all makes a bit more sense, I think.
The line count will always be the number of return characters + 1,
as it is assumed that there is data both before and after a return
character .
I see what you are s
On Thursday, April 22, 2004, at 11:51 AM, Ken Ray wrote:
put the number of items of "Ken,Tom,Dar,"
--> 3
Right you are.
I'd add that, though this can be confusing, it does have a benefit.
A delimiter at the end allows an empty list of items to be distinct
from a list of one item that is empt
On 4/22/04 11:06 AM, Klaus Major wrote:
Hi Jaqueline,
On 4/22/04 8:53 AM, Thomas McGrath III wrote:
Is this true?
There's an exception for a one-line string with a trailing return. I.e.:
this is line one
Which returns "1" as the number of lines.
thank you, that explains much :-)
But the
>> The line count will always be the number of return characters + 1, as
>> it is assumed that there is data both before and after a return
>> character .
>
> On 4/22/04 8:53 AM, Thomas McGrath III wrote:
>
> > Is this true?
>
> There's an exception for a one-line string with a trailing
> retur
Hi Jaqueline,
On 4/22/04 8:53 AM, Thomas McGrath III wrote:
Is this true?
There's an exception for a one-line string with a trailing return.
I.e.:
this is line one
Which returns "1" as the number of lines.
thank you, that explains much :-)
But then, on the other hand, this should not happen
On 4/22/04 8:53 AM, Thomas McGrath III wrote:
Is this true?
There's an exception for a one-line string with a trailing return. I.e.:
this is line one
Which returns "1" as the number of lines.
i did not know that. I didn't even think about that before.
This might explain some behaviors I hav
Is this true?
i did not know that. I didn't even think about that before.
This might explain some behaviors I have experienced before. HHmmm
Tom
On Apr 22, 2004, at 8:30 AM, Mark Smith wrote:
The line count will always be the number of return characters + 1, as
it is assumed that there is dat
Dave, if we see the return character as a divider or separator rather
than a terminator, it all makes a bit more sense, I think. The line
count will always be the number of return characters + 1, as it is
assumed that there is data both before and after a return character .
Remember, a return
miter.
Phil
- Original Message -
From: "David Burgun" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "How to use Revolution" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, April 21, 2004 12:59 PM
Subject: Re: How do I Create a Custom Property, part 19,214,651
> >In my simplistic view of
In my simplistic view of things, here's how I make sense of your experience:
- "the number of lines" returns the number of CR chars found in your target
data.
- the CR char was designed to do one thing: to end the current line, causing
what follows it to be in a new line. If it exists in the middl
quot;Klaus Major" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "How to use Revolution" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, April 21, 2004 12:15 PM
Subject: Re: How do I Create a Custom Property, part 19,214,651
> Hi David,
>
> this one might be of interest to other listers, too!
&
Hi David,
this one might be of interest to other listers, too!
So please join in again ;-)
...
But how comes the empty line 4 into play???
The linecount is 3 but there are (proven) 4 lines in the field???
Well to me there are 3 lines in the LIST (not sure what is the the
field) and as
most of wha
Hi David,
Here is sample code to demonstrate:
on mouseUp
put empty into myLineList
put myLineList & "Line1" & return into myLineList
put the number of lines in myLineList into myLineCount
put myLineList & "Line2" & return into myLineList
put the number of lines in myLineList into myLine
Here is sample code to demonstrate:
on mouseUp
put empty into myLineList
put myLineList & "Line1" & return into myLineList
put the number of lines in myLineList into myLineCount
put myLineList & "Line2" & return into myLineList
put the number of lines in myLineList into myLineCount
put
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