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Thierry wrote: ↑

Fri Aug 07, 2020 4:36 pm

Check caseSensitive in the dictionary

Great! Merci Thierry

Hello, I'm using replaceText() function to replace some string with another in a text, case sensitive, and I would like to inform the user about how many replacements have been done. Or, at least, how many occurences will be found (and replaced). All ...offset() functions I found are case insensitiv...

Thanks for these clarifications, bogs.

bogs wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 03, 2020 10:15 am

Curious no terminating 'end if' on that if then

Hum, yes, you're right. It is a (bad) habit that I took from the time of Hypercard.

Well, it appears my previous script doesn't work on Windows 10. This one was successfully tested on MacOS, Windows 7 and Windows 10: function isConnected // return boolean put "google.com" into tUrl if (the platform <> "MacOS") then put "ping -n 1 " & tUrl & " > NUL && echo 1 || echo 0" into cmd set...

Considering the results I received outside of 'ping', again, I'm not really sure this site is a good example site even for the 2nd part of the thread. Despite the fact that this website seems to have trouble, as far as I know, all shared websites hosted at OVH don't respond to pings. But you're rig...

No, but all websites that are reachable return 'something', and you can test for that I found this: The responses to pings have been disabled by OVH on shared hosting. It can be tested with "durandexpertises.com" on mouseUp get "durandexpertises.com" put shell("ping " & it &" -c1") into fld "respon...

Please copy/paste field 2's result, or give me an example address, cause without anything to go on, I can't possibly improve the solution for you :P Well, it was in fact a friend's website in development, so maybe he has made some kind of special Apache settings. Sorry. I will post URL here if I fi...

Unfortunately, some websites don't answer pings. No, but all websites that are reachable return 'something', and you can test for that, the test doesn't have to be what I wrote up there, that was just a q&d example :P Well, I tested some websites with your shell script, and for some of them I had s...

Interesting solution, bogs. MacOS version of your script: on mouseUp put shell("ping " & field 1 &" -c1") into field 2 if matchText( field 2,"1 packets received") is false then answer "No Connection" else answer "You are connected." end mouseUp Unfortunately, some websites don't answer pings. So you...

This script works fine, but I have to wait about 15 seconds to have an answer if I'm disconnected.

Very interesting links, thanks :) Meanwhile, I tried to play with tsNetSetTimeouts command, without great success. The only way to have a quick answer from server (OK, you're connected, or can't resolve DNS) would be to insert tsNetClose tsNetInit before sending tsNetHeadSync command. This is quite ...

mrcoollion wrote: ↑

Tue Mar 31, 2020 9:05 am

Maybe this will help.

Thank you for your reply Paul, but I read these documentations from two days, and it doesn't really help me... Unless I miss an important info.

Hello, Using LC Indy 9.04, I would like to test if an internet connection is available from a stack. What is the best way to perform such a test with tsNet? I tried the following test with an ethernet cable and without wifi: 1 - ethernet cable connected: recovery of headers from google.com with tsNe...

Using the built-in Dictionary (available from the main tool bar), you can filter LC vocabulary with these keywords:

command
library
constant
message
control structure
object
function
operator
glossary
property
handler
widget
keyword

Thank you for your answers.
"librarystack" message can be very convenient indeed.