Mac OS and Windows behavior difference

[mfstuart]

Terry,
Thanx for the quick reply.
I'll get that tested next week, when the owner of the Mac laptop brings it
in.

BTW: isn't real early on Saturday morning in OZ?

Regards,
Mark Stuart



Terry Judd wrote:
> 
> I've seen this sort of thing as well. Add in a 'wait 0 milliseconds' and
> it
> should update correctly.
> 
> Terry...
> 
> 
> On 1/11/08 7:49 AM, "mfstuart" <mfstuart at cox.net> wrote:
> 
>> 
>> Hi all,
>> In the following script - inside a repeat:
>> 
>>   put "Reading line..." && tCount && "of" && TotalLineCount into fld
>> "Status"
>> 
>> The text and the number values are displayed on WinXP, using Rev: 3.0.
>> But on Mac OS X (PowerPC Only), it only displays "Reading line...". The
>> number values don't appear at all.
>> There is no screen lock at all in the entire script.
>> This behavior appears in the standalone.
>> The development and standalone were built on WinXP.
>> The Mac OS X standalone was copied to a folder on the Mac for testing.
>> 
>> ## Read each line in the download
>> put the number of lines in tData into TotalLineCount
>> put 0 to tCount
>> 
>> repeat for each line theLine in tData
>>   add 1 to tCount
>>   put "Reading line..." && tCount && "of" && TotalLineCount into fld
>> "Status"
>> end repeat
>> ##
>> 
>> Anybody know what may cause this?
>> 
>> Regards,
>> Mark Stuart
> 
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