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• • xoros
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  • 30 Jul, 2012
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  Interesting, but how you can use "for each ordered" in conjunction with Array XY?

• • xoros
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  • 30 Jul, 2012
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  I know, but with "for each loop" it is much faster to do this kind of operations.

• • xoros
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  • 30 Jul, 2012
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  Hello there,

  Is there any possibility to change the parsing order of the array "for each XY" loop from vertical to horizontal.

  Example:

  right now it goes like this: y0x0 y1x0 y2x0 y3x0 y0x1 y1x1 y2x1 y3x1 etc.

  but it would be very handy to have it like this: y0x0 y0x1 y0x2 y0x3 y1x1 y1x2 y1x3 etc.

• • xoros
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  • 29 Jul, 2012
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  Just an amazing presentation! I want that text editor. Yes, arrays - I tend to always visualize them.

• • xoros
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  • 27 Jul, 2012
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  This plugin is very useful indeed. But is there any more compact way to do a function call like this:

  Example: "fuFunction" returns 2 parameters

  • Set parameter [0] to someVar
  • Call "fuFunction"
  • Function.Ret(1) (returns the second parameter)

  May be writing everything in one line, like this:

  • Call "fuFunction",someVar,(1)
• • xoros
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  • 26 Jul, 2012
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  Thanks for your help, I tried running executable with this commands, but no with effect. It seems to load something (AJAX "on completed" fires an action), but XML object doesn't load the file. I think I will just paste XML content into the textbox and load it directly into xml object without AJAX call.

• • xoros
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  • 25 Jul, 2012
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  Nope, it doesn't work like this either.

• • xoros
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  • 25 Jul, 2012
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  Hello there,

  Is there any workaround to request an XML-file from local drive?

  Example:

  paste file path into TextBox: C:\XML_Files\some.xml

  • on click OK button

  -> AJAX request url (TextBox.text)

  • AJAX on completed

  -> Load XML document from string AJAX.LastData

  I tried the above example, it doesn't work - so may be there's some workaround for that. Request from file folder and pasting XML as string will not do in this case.

• • xoros
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  • 25 Jul, 2012
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  That's exactly what I was looking for, thanks man!

• • xoros
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  • 19 Jul, 2012
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  May be it's because the input for target and origin is a string and variable values are not properly interpreted.

  Or it accepts only numbers.

• • xoros
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  • 18 Jul, 2012
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  Definitively a cool behavior, but there's seem to be a bug: if you set target coordinates as variables like Target "varX,varY" or "MouseX,MouseY" - it doesn't work.

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• • xoros
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  • 5 Jul, 2012
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  yes, it's Array.CurX

• • xoros
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  • 5 Jul, 2012
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  But something seems to be wrong with the loopindex. I just tried to trace iteration on an array with a straight forward setup and it throws zeros all the time

  dropbox.com/s/brdtxrhxsstq4ge/loopindex.capx

• • xoros
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  • 5 Jul, 2012
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  Thanks man - works perfectly now.

• • xoros
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  • 4 Jul, 2012
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  Thank you guys for the fast replies, but that's not exactly what I described above. I have to pick & delete multiple instances saved in the array at once. I attached capx, where I tried to do it.

  dropbox.com/s/raye8ltumdis5eo/destoyMultiple.capx

  It works like this:

  • you click on cards
  • every clicked card is saved in the array (UID)
  • if array length = 4 this 4 selected cards should be deleted at once

  In my example for each loop doesn't seem to work (loopindex is always 0)