Ruslan, Brian
My Bad. I had a different versin of VXMCD in various places and no version
in other places. Now I have the correct version in the correct places and
all is well.
Just a note. Although I knew better, viz. I knew where VXCMD should go, I
forgot and had multiple versions. There is nothing in the 'Read me' that
tells me to include it with the application. It says "To include VXCMD into
your project you should copy XFCN resource "Valentina" using ResEdit or
Resorcerer. " Sylvain's wonderful AddLib (thanks again) 'Read me' says
"xCard developers should copy the Shared Library into the resource fork of a
standalone stack."
Perhaps in the 'read me' you could state that "The VXCMD engine may be place
in the extension folder or in the same folder as HC, SC, MC or RR. You may
also copy the XFCN resourse 'Valentina' using ResEdit or Resorcerer or
AddLib into the resource fork of your project" or something to that effect.
Thanks again for your hard work,
Ron
PS will the recent outer join cmds make it into VXCMD?
> From: Yennie .AT. aol .DO.T com
> Reply-To: valentina@lists.macserve.net (Subscribers of Valentina)
> Date: Tue, 30 Apr 2002 11:12:45 EDT
> To: valentina .AT. lists .DO.T macserve.net (Subscribers of Valentina)
> Subject: Re: [VXCMD] OS 9 crashes 1.9?
>
> Ron,
>
> I haven't been in on the last few builds, but that sounds like the error
> received when mixing Classic XCMD with a Carbon Valentina Engine, or not
> finding the engine at all. Maybe make sure the correct Valentina Engine is
> used; if it still crashes, the wrong one may be included in the download? You
> can probably tell easily: if the Valentina Engine you have for use with
> Classic is identical to the one in the Carbon distribution then something is
> wrong.
>
> Regards,
> Brian
>
> << I tried the VXCMD_Classic 1.9 and all 3, MC, HC, SC crashed with error 1010
> on opening. This was on OS 9.2, that's the right OS for the classic builds
> right?
>
> Am I using the wrong version or is there a similar problem as with Carbon? >>
>
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