Author: KermMartian
Posted: 16 Oct 2012 09:22:03 pm (GMT -5)
Yes, they would need to have Doors CS. But why not just check if the user has DCS and yell at them if they don't? ![Wink]()
To quote the page I linked:
This means that the results would be a string, something like "PROG1 ZPRG2 ZZ3". You can use length() and inString() to find out if you have any results, and what they are, then sub() to pluck one out.
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Posted: 16 Oct 2012 09:22:03 pm (GMT -5)
| Cheezeee wrote: |
| That sounds pretty appealing, but I assume that would mean the end user has to have doors installed. I'll probably just make two versions, and one of them will include doors support. |
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| After reading the links you provided, I have another question: what's the output for findProg? Say I use det(9,":TTT-AI"). How would I access the data from the command and use it in the rest of the program? |
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| The output will be a space-delimited (separated by spaces) string containing the names of the files that match the search phrase. |
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