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Sheri | 1 Apr 2010 07:15
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Re: PP find text in file and replace

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<silvermoonwoman <at> ...> wrote:
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> --- In powerpro-beginners@..., "brother.gabriel"
<brgabriel <at> > wrote:
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> > Sheri,say I have a long string of html containing hyperlinks. Is
> > there something I can do without having to escape each instance
> > of double-quotes? Every time I try ???end<mystring>end, I get an
> > error saying it is improper syntax.
> 
> You should post some code so I'll know what you mean.
> 

I tried the multiline string delimiter and had embedded double quotes in the delimited string (no problem).

However, if you are trying to define a very long string as scripted text, you do have to be careful not to
exceed the maximum length of a Powerpro command (which is somewhere around 530 characters).

For a very long string, you would need to use a series of commands.

e.g.,
local mystring
mystring=???end
first 10 lines
end
mystring++=???end
next 10 lines
end
etc.
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SureshLnTMfy | 5 Apr 2010 13:59
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How to get actual Virtual Memory size (not vmem)

Hi All,

How to get actual virtual memory used?

Thanks for any replies

Trish

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Sheri | 5 Apr 2010 17:34
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Re: How to get actual Virtual Memory size (not vmem)

--- In powerpro-beginners@..., SureshLnTMfy
<sureshlntmfy <at> ...> wrote:
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> How to get actual virtual memory used?

Get the bigmem plugin from Files in the main group.

I would think it could be computed with:

bigmem.bigmem("TotalVirtual") - bigmem.bigmem("AvailVirtual")

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Sheri

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Leland | 1 Apr 2010 21:56
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Does offer windows dialog controls functionality?

Have been reviewing the power pro functionality for about a week and considering making leap from current
Macro Express 3.
I have quickly reviewed the full documentation but do not see functionality to identify a control within a
window and press it.  I want to avoid setting a mouse click to x,y coordinate because window size can change
and hence reposition the button.

If I have a given window that I know has a control with text "Center", how do I press it from Power Pro.

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Sheri | 7 Apr 2010 23:59
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Re: Does offer windows dialog controls functionality?

--- In powerpro-beginners@..., "Leland" <lelandlwp <at> ...> wrote:
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> Have been reviewing the power pro functionality for about a week
> and considering making leap from current Macro Express 3. I have
> quickly reviewed the full documentation but do not see
> functionality to identify a control within a window and press it.
> I want to avoid setting a mouse click to x,y coordinate because
> window size can change and hence reposition the button.
> 
> If I have a given window that I know has a control with text
> "Center", how do I press it from Power Pro. 

Does "Center" have an underlined letter, so that when the program has focus Alt+ThatLetter presses it? If
so, sent it the key sequence. If the program doesn't already have focus, you can first set the focus with
Powerpro (see win.setfocus in the documentation).

If you don't have a keyboard shortcut, you can get the handle of the control (win or misc plugin), set the
focus to that handle (win or misc plugin), and try sending it the enter key or spacebar key. Or you can send
the mouse to an absolute position within the dynamic dimensions of the control and send a click. After that
you can send the mouse back where it was.

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Sheri

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RaymondJRamirezDVM | 14 Apr 2010 02:33

having brain cramp

Hello all,

I am trying to get my command lists and scripts to relative paths (I know - I'm behind).

I have the configure>setup>advanced setup> other > replace %environment var% throughout command checked.

in my timer (one item I'm dealing with)
in the 'Script' - Run file I have 
"\scripts\gpfjfm-beforetalk_00_straight_fromHeart.txt"

I tried it with and without the '\' at the beginning.

My powerpro pcf file is in the same directory as the exe, and the script folder is in a subdirectory below it.

Am I missing something simple I should have in there?

Thanks in advance.

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Sheri | 14 Apr 2010 05:45
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Re: having brain cramp

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<ray <at> ...> wrote:
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> Hello all,
> 
> I am trying to get my command lists and scripts to relative paths (I know - I'm behind).
> 
> I have the configure>setup>advanced setup> other > replace %environment var% throughout command checked.
> 
> in my timer (one item I'm dealing with)
> in the 'Script' - Run file I have 
> "\scripts\gpfjfm-beforetalk_00_straight_fromHeart.txt"
> 
> I tried it with and without the '\' at the beginning.
> 
> My powerpro pcf file is in the same directory as the exe, and the script folder is in a subdirectory below it.
> 
> Am I missing something simple I should have in there?
> 
> Thanks in advance.
>

A script stored in the scripts folder doesn't need any path specified or extension specified.

gpfjfm-beforetalk_00_straight_fromHeart

s/b sufficient.

The file's actual extension can be txt or powerpro.
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Ray Ramirez | 14 Apr 2010 22:55

Re: having brain cramp

Sheri,

Thank you!  I did not 'understand' the documentation as well as your 
explanation.  I'm just more dense as a hobby geek, verses all the 
professional geeks. :-)

Thank you again.

Ray Ramirez DVM
"Chance favors the prepared mind." --Louise Pasteur

 > A script stored in the scripts folder doesn't need any path specified 
or extension specified.
 >
 > gpfjfm-beforetalk_00_straight_fromHeart
 >
 > s/b sufficient.
 >
 > The file's actual extension can be txt or powerpro.
 >
 > the %environment var% option has nothing to do with it. Since you are 
selecting 'Script' make sure you are also selecting RunFile (not Run).
 >
 > There are other ways to run a script file. For example, instead of 
selecting 'Script' you can just type dot followed by the script name 
directly in the command entry, in your case:
 >
 > .gpfjfm-beforetalk_00_straight_fromHeart
 >
 > See the heading "running script files" in the documentation.
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Ray Ramirez | 14 Apr 2010 23:09

Timers export -

Hello all,
Just making sure I did not miss something on the upgrades - there is not 
a way to export/ import timers like the command lists and Key/mouse items,
right?

Just checking.

Thanks in advance.

Ray Ramirez DVM
Never be afraid to try something new.
Remember, amateurs built the ark.  Professionals built the Titanic.

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Sheri | 15 Apr 2010 06:11
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Re: Timers export -

--- In powerpro-beginners@..., Ray Ramirez <ray <at> ...> wrote:
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> Hello all, Just making sure I did not miss something on the
> upgrades - there is not a way to export/ import timers like the
> command lists and Key/mouse items, right?

No. In order to keep timers in files you need to write scripts that use the event plugin.

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