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Re: ClipClass WAS: 'IsNumber' and 'IsAlpha' functions syntax
Axel Berger wrote:
I don't use it either. I still would like to know why it's sometimes OK and sometimes not.
I don't know much programming, but I once read a short book about programming in general.
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Axel Berger wrote:
I don't use it either. I still would like to know why it's sometimes OK and sometimes not.
I don't know much programming, but I once read a short book about programming in general.
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loro
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#26121
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Re: ClipClass WAS: 'IsNumber' and 'IsAlpha' functions syntax
John Shotsky wrote:
Yes, that's the canonical way:
If <condition> <label1> [ELSE <label2>]
That way is documented and always works. END and others can be read as
pseudo-labels here, not commands in
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John Shotsky wrote:
Yes, that's the canonical way:
If <condition> <label1> [ELSE <label2>]
That way is documented and always works. END and others can be read as
pseudo-labels here, not commands in
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Axel Berger
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#26120
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Re: ClipClass WAS: 'IsNumber' and 'IsAlpha' functions syntax
Thank you, John! That structure seemed to work for me......seems so obvious to do that, but for some reason, to me, it wasn’t ☹
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Thank you, John! That structure seemed to work for me......seems so obvious to do that, but for some reason, to me, it wasn’t ☹
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James McBride
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#26119
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Re: ClipClass WAS: 'IsNumber' and 'IsAlpha' functions syntax
I do this 'conditional' fairly often
If this condition is false Exit
If this condition is false Exit
Here is what needs to be done, because they were both true.
:Exit
Regards,
John
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I do this 'conditional' fairly often
If this condition is false Exit
If this condition is false Exit
Here is what needs to be done, because they were both true.
:Exit
Regards,
John
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John Shotsky
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#26118
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Re: ClipClass WAS: 'IsNumber' and 'IsAlpha' functions syntax
Maybe I should buy a domain like alottaemails.com to use for my email needs. :-)
But sometimes it does!
^!If 2 = 2 ^!calc
I'm confused about this too. Originally it didn't enter my mind that a
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Maybe I should buy a domain like alottaemails.com to use for my email needs. :-)
But sometimes it does!
^!If 2 = 2 ^!calc
I'm confused about this too. Originally it didn't enter my mind that a
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loro
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#26117
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Re: ClipClass WAS: 'IsNumber' and 'IsAlpha' functions syntax
Holy Schnikes, that is a 'lotta' emails (yeah, I just made that pun up.....you can thank me later 😝 )
Now that I know that the clip language handles 'if' statements in a rather strange way, I
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Holy Schnikes, that is a 'lotta' emails (yeah, I just made that pun up.....you can thank me later 😝 )
Now that I know that the clip language handles 'if' statements in a rather strange way, I
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James McBride
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#26116
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ClipClass WAS: 'IsNumber' and 'IsAlpha' functions syntax
I wrote:
I've skimmed through some of the emails. They are a little confusing, even to me who was there. But I think if you primarily focus on the assignments and the related posts it becomes clearer.
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I wrote:
I've skimmed through some of the emails. They are a little confusing, even to me who was there. But I think if you primarily focus on the assignments and the related posts it becomes clearer.
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loro
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#26115
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Re: Help with message boxes
John Shotsky wrote:
Yes. That's waht I found in my test and that's why I gave the full example.
Open message boxes block everthing. So the answer is to end the clip
completely and restart it at just
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John Shotsky wrote:
Yes. That's waht I found in my test and that's why I gave the full example.
Open message boxes block everthing. So the answer is to end the clip
completely and restart it at just
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Axel Berger
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#26114
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Re: 'IsNumber' and 'IsAlpha' functions syntax
Yes, please. A great idea to make NoteTab Great Again.
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Yes, please. A great idea to make NoteTab Great Again.
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Peter Hulm
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#26113
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Re: 'IsNumber' and 'IsAlpha' functions syntax
James McBride wrote:
OK. Here it comes.
I think it was just one, Eric. How it is now I don't know.
Well, it was quickly done. I only needed to make some minor changes because of the odd things
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James McBride wrote:
OK. Here it comes.
I think it was just one, Eric. How it is now I don't know.
Well, it was quickly done. I only needed to make some minor changes because of the odd things
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loro
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#26112
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Re: 'IsNumber' and 'IsAlpha' functions syntax
Hello Lotta,
I certainly WOULD be interested!
I have been puttering around with clip programming for a couple of years now, just very off and on....I get frustrated, then give up for a while only to
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Hello Lotta,
I certainly WOULD be interested!
I have been puttering around with clip programming for a couple of years now, just very off and on....I get frustrated, then give up for a while only to
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James McBride
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#26111
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Re: 'IsNumber' and 'IsAlpha' functions syntax
Hi James,
James McBride wrote:
Most of us are or were where you're at. I still find clip code hard to read and untangle in comparison to many other languages. So many squiggly characters and and it
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Hi James,
James McBride wrote:
Most of us are or were where you're at. I still find clip code hard to read and untangle in comparison to many other languages. So many squiggly characters and and it
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loro
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#26110
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Re: Help with message boxes
The problem is that the user can't review the text in the interim. The Notetab
messages prevent access to the document to review it. It can be thousands of
lines of text that they scroll through. With
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The problem is that the user can't review the text in the interim. The Notetab
messages prevent access to the document to review it. It can be thousands of
lines of text that they scroll through. With
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John Shotsky
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#26109
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Re: Help with message boxes
I was able to do this by using the shellwait command.
Regards,
John
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I was able to do this by using the shellwait command.
Regards,
John
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John Shotsky
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#26108
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Re: Help with message boxes
John Shotsky wrote:
Help says: "Variables keep their value as long as the Clipbook is kept
open."
You could have a label and ^!Set that label to a variable right at the
break point. With a ^!Continue
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John Shotsky wrote:
Help says: "Variables keep their value as long as the Clipbook is kept
open."
You could have a label and ^!Set that label to a variable right at the
break point. With a ^!Continue
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Axel Berger
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#26107
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Re: Help with message boxes
A bookmark will return the cursor to the bookmark in the subject text. What I want is to resume execution where it left off. (Code, not text)
I may be able to do it another way - I already run
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A bookmark will return the cursor to the bookmark in the subject text. What I want is to resume execution where it left off. (Code, not text)
I may be able to do it another way - I already run
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John Shotsky
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#26106
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Re: 'IsNumber' and 'IsAlpha' functions syntax
John Shotsky wrote:
Oops! Sure it's Outlook? I'm getting used to a new email client, so I
could have done something wrong. But it looked OK when it came back
to me, so I guess it is Outlook.
Anyway,
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John Shotsky wrote:
Oops! Sure it's Outlook? I'm getting used to a new email client, so I
could have done something wrong. But it looked OK when it came back
to me, so I guess it is Outlook.
Anyway,
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By
loro
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#26105
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Re: 'IsNumber' and 'IsAlpha' functions syntax
I see that in my email, the :notalpha was pulled up one line. It should be on its on its own line. I think that is just a thing with Outlook, but thought I'd mention it, since others use outlook
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I see that in my email, the :notalpha was pulled up one line. It should be on its on its own line. I think that is just a thing with Outlook, but thought I'd mention it, since others use outlook
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By
John Shotsky
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#26104
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Re: 'IsNumber' and 'IsAlpha' functions syntax
Wow, Outlook borks the hell out of code that is copied in these conversations! I couldn't understand your response at all until I came back to the webpage to look at it.
Thank you! I am not a great
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Wow, Outlook borks the hell out of code that is copied in these conversations! I couldn't understand your response at all until I came back to the webpage to look at it.
Thank you! I am not a great
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James McBride
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#26103
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Re: 'IsNumber' and 'IsAlpha' functions syntax
Hello James,
James McBride wrote:
It seems you can't have the prompt code on the same line as the If statement. If you split it up it works.
^!Set %InVal%=^?{}
^!Prompt Value Entered is
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Hello James,
James McBride wrote:
It seems you can't have the prompt code on the same line as the If statement. If you split it up it works.
^!Set %InVal%=^?{}
^!Prompt Value Entered is
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By
loro
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#26102
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