Thanks to all for the input. I should have provided more context so here goes
in pseudo code.
- create a datagrid and its template by script
- issue a group command naming the datagrid
- refer to the "last group" to rename it
- the "last group" is a group named "dghorizontals' within the datagri
On 2/20/11 10:37 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
dunbarx wrote:
> It is not stable. Scott is correct in that we all agreed that the
> only reliable workaround was to use the templateGroup to advantage.
Sorry, but I missed that meeting: under what circumstances does the
local var "it" not contain th
dunbarx wrote:
> It is not stable. Scott is correct in that we all agreed that the
> only reliable workaround was to use the templateGroup to advantage.
Sorry, but I missed that meeting: under what circumstances does the
local var "it" not contain the long id of the newly-created group object
> The forums seem to be back up again but rss feeds are still dead.
Just an update to anyone interested: the rss feeds are alive but the
url has changed.
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On Feb 19, 2011, at 7:14 PM, Jerry J wrote:
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> And I'm having trouble logging in to my cpanel on freyr. FTP works OK.
Its fixed now. Thanks.
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It is not stable. Scott is correct in that we all agreed that the only reliable
workaround was to use the templateGroup to advantage. I wrote an addendum in
the dictionary to the "last" keyword as it applies to groups:
The "last" keyword is not stable when referring to groups. So if one create
Peter Haworth wrote:
> The dictionary says I can refer to the group created by the group
> command by using the last keyword as in "last group". Has anyone
> used this successfully?
As the others here have noted, it's possible to create a group such that
it won't be ordinally last.
Instead,
On Feb 20, 2011, at 8:29 PM, Alex Tweedly wrote:
> added the highlighted lines below, and then re-ran your tests
>
>as-is using item
>>
>> foreach85 159
>> repeatwith 93 3102
>> countarray 276 367
I added them in mine too. I had to decr
Recently, Peter Haworth wrote:
> The dictionary says I can refer to the group created by the group command by
> using the last keyword as in "last group". Has anyone used this successfully?
> For me, it is returning information about a group with a lower ID than the one
> created by the group com
On Feb 20, 2011, at 4:18 PM, Peter Haworth wrote:
The dictionary says I can refer to the group created by the group
command by using the last keyword as in "last group". Has anyone
used this successfully? For me, it is returning information about a
group with a lower ID than the one creat
"Last" may report a group with lower ID, since the last-created group may be
inside another group that existed before it (and therefore likely has a lower ID
than it), but not a lower number. That's what "last" refs to - its 'number' or
layer. At least that's what I would expect.
Phil
On 2/2
On 20/02/2011 17:13, Colin Holgate wrote:
I just did some timing tests, partly to see if using an array might help with
speed. It didn't, but in doing the test I thought of a neater way of testing
than I've done before.
Usually my testing would resemble this:
...
Then I would type in "onew
Hmmm, no you can't use
if tItem is empty then
exit repeat
end if
because it is perfectly feasible to have empty items within the middle
of the data. You would need to use
if tOffset > the number of chars in tData then exit repeat
or something like that. I'm not sure whether this w
The dictionary says I can refer to the group created by the group command by
using the last keyword as in "last group". Has anyone used this successfully?
For me, it is returning information about a group with a lower ID than the one
created by the group command.
Pete Haworth
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On Feb 20, 2011, at 12:05 PM, Peter Haworth wrote:
> I have a couple of strange things going on with datagrids.
>
> In the Columns tab of the Inspector for a datagrid, I see custom property
> names instead of the normal labels next to fields/menus/
I have a couple of strange things going on with datagrids.
In the Columns tab of the Inspector for a datagrid, I see custom property names
instead of the normal labels next to fields/menus/checkboxes, eg
"dgColumnIsVisible" instead of "Visible" The inspector seems to be functioning
normally ot
On 2/18/2011 at 6:15 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
> I am, however, looking for a good Android tablet so I'll be
> ready when RR is. If anyone has suggestions on that, I'm all ears.
For those who do 'love' Apple, they say the best form of flattery is
imitation. I have to say, the look of the iPad is
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I just did some timing tests, partly to see if using an array might help with
speed. It didn't, but in doing the test I thought of a neater way of testing
than I've done before.
Usually my testing would resemble this:
on oneway
put the milliseconds into t
repeat with a = 1 to 1
On 20 Feb 2011, at 15:17, lowland wrote:
> Hi, I am using the command: launch document (the cSampleImage of me) which
> works fine but, when the user presses the button they have to navagate to
> find the document is there a way to use a relative path to open the folder
> directly.
yes there is.
Hi, I am using the command: launch document (the cSampleImage of me) which
works fine but, when the user presses the button they have to navagate to
find the document is there a way to use a relative path to open the folder
directly.
Steve
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On 2/19/11 4:44 PM, "Alex Tweedly" wrote:
>> put 1 into tCurrentItemCharOffset
>> repeat with i = 1 to the number of items in tData
>> ... item 1 of (char tCurrentItemCharOffset to -1 of tData) ...
>> add the number of chars in item 1 of (char tCurrentItemCharOffset
>> to -1 of tData) +
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