I would like to clarify the part about the attack from MacKeeper preventing me from accessing my bank account. I mentioned that I was also taken to MacKeeper instead of the websites I wanted to go to.
The attempt to go to other websites was done from my home page which was Google. The attempt to access my bank account was done from my banks web site which is Bank of America. I would click the button to sign in and instead of taking me to the next sign in step I would see advertisements preventing me from logging into my account. I called my local bank and they gave me a phone number to call. The woman I spoke with at my bank & the number I called were very nice. The woman at the number I called tried for a long time to help me log in and she could not get me logged in so she gave me the number of their tech crew and also transferred me to them. After quite a while and many different attempts he got me logged in to my account. He was not jerking me around and wasting my time and accomplished getting me logged in. I have used Bank of America for many years and they did not personally attack me or waste my time. Even so I suspect they share the same management and it is corrupt management who intentionally left the door open for the abuse and attack by MacKeeper. That does not mean it was Bank of America just because they employ BAH. John Balgenorth On Sep 6, 2014, at 1:43 PM, JB <sund...@pacifier.com> wrote: > Hi Hugh, > > Thank you again for the code. > > When I first mentioned I tested your code I said that > for some reason it was causing me problems and I > would need to force quit the program, > > A few days before that I replied to Richmond’s post > about spies under his bed. > > My home page was Google and now it is Yahoo. I > was attacked by MacKeeper and I personally think > it was done from Google and with their permission. > I also suspect they share the same management & > they are Booz, Allen, Hamilton. I have been in a war > with them for over 20 years now and I continue to > expose their criminal activity and abuse of power. > > The reason why I sometimes have trouble with what > seem to be small things like not seeing the code did > allow more than one column to be deleted is because > I am being poisoned in my own home in such large > amounts I can hardly see plus it causes problems with > thinking and lowers the ability to learn, > > The recent attack from MacKeeper prevented me from > accessing my bank account and when I would to to a > web site their ad would appear instead. > > I believe the problem caused my computer memory to > over load and that is why I would need to force quit the > program. > > I have posted this to let you know since I did mention > the problems happen when I used your code. > > John Balgenorth > > > On Sep 6, 2014, at 2:44 AM, FlexibleLearning.com <ad...@flexiblelearning.com> > wrote: > >> Peter: Thank you for adding column ranges. >> Mike: Thank you for the column extraction handler. >> >> I believe this summarises our efforts to date. It includes column ranges and >> the ability to either delete or extract columns of data from a table. I >> accept that optimisation has been compromised in favour of code brevity when >> extracting columns, but the time overhead is negligible. >> >> function manageColumns pData,pCols,pAction,pDelim >> -- Purpose: To delete or extract specified columns from a table >> -- Syntax: manageColumns <data>,<cols>,<action>[,<delim>] >> -- data: Specifies the data to parse >> -- cols: A comma separated list of columns or column ranges to be >> removed or extracted >> -- for example "2,5,7" >> -- or a column range: "3-5" >> -- or a combination "2,4-5,7,9-11," >> -- action: Either "delete" or "extract" >> -- delim: Optional column separator for example "," or "|" >> -- if unspecified, defaults to TAB >> -- By: Hugh Senior, based on handlers by Michael Doub, based on a handler >> by Peter M. Brigham, based on a handler by Hugh Senior, Use-LC list >> >> if pCols ="" then return pData >> if pDelim <>"" then set the columnDelimiter to pDelim >> repeat for each item tCol in pCols >> if "-" is in tCol then >> set the itemDel to "-" >> repeat with i = item 1 of tCol to item -1 of tCol >> put i & comma after pColsExpanded >> end repeat >> set the itemDel to comma >> else >> put tCol & comma after pColsExpanded >> end if >> end repeat >> put char 1 to -2 of pColsExpanded into pCols >> split pData by column >> put item 2 of extents(pData) into tMax >> repeat with n=1 to tMax >> if pAction="delete" then get (n is NOT among the items of pCols) >> else get (n is among the items of pCols) >> if it then >> add 1 to x >> put pData[n] into pData[x] >> end if >> end repeat >> repeat with n=x+1 to tMax >> delete local pData[n] >> end repeat >> combine pData by column >> return pData >> end manageColumns >> >> >> >> Hugh Senior >> FLCo >> >> >> >> _______________________________________________ >> use-livecode mailing list >> use-livecode@lists.runrev.com >> Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription >> preferences: >> http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-livecode >> > > > _______________________________________________ > use-livecode mailing list > use-livecode@lists.runrev.com > Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription > preferences: > http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-livecode > _______________________________________________ use-livecode mailing list use-livecode@lists.runrev.com Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-livecode
