Limitation on Windows Standalone and not with MacOSX with R. Studio??

[François Cuneo]

Hello Jan!
It's exactly that!
I have on my script ².
Now, I'm using <= and all is correct.
Thank you!
Franois
Le 26 nov. 04, ˆ 18:37, Jan Schenkel a Žcrit :

> --- Franois Cuneo <francois.cuneo at cuk.ch> wrote:
>> Hello everybody!
>>
>> I'm working on OSX, and now, I'm trying to use one
>> of mys Stacks on
>> Windows.
>> It seems to be something really strong:
>>
>> If a Stack's script or the Card' script is a little
>> bit long, all the
>> script is COMPLETELY not treated by Revolution in
>> Windows Standalone.
>> All the handlers are passed without action.
>>
>>
>> In  OSX, no problem.
>>
>> Has somebody an idea? I'm to dummy?
>>
>> Ok, yes I'm..
>>
>> Thank you.
>> Franois
>>
>
> Hi Franois,
>
> Is it possible you're using Mac-specific characters in
> your scripts ? The inequality operator is a good
> example of this : on Mac you have a special character
> that is an equal sign with a slash through it, which
> doesn't exist on Windows, and you need to use "<>".
> There are a few more of these chars, and you can get a
> list in the docs under the topic "Why does a handler
> stop working when moved to another platform?"
>
> Other than that, all I can think of is going into the
> script, and forcing it to recompile so you can spot
> the error -- and if that doesn't turn up anything,
> start putting in breakpoints...
>
> Jan Schenkel.
>
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