And another thing: (hi list..)
Is there any <previous>, or <back>, or anything opposite to <next> message for [qlist ]?
I just want to go one step back...
Unfortunately, no. I'm planning to add an "nth" message to textfile someday, however.
Miller
On Wed, Aug 09, 2006 at 12:29:12AM +0300, Ypatios Grigoriadis wrote:
And another thing: (hi list..)
Is there any <previous>, or <back>, or anything opposite to <next> message for [qlist ]?
I just want to go one step back...
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On 8/8/06, Ypatios Grigoriadis ypatios@gmail.com wrote:
And another thing: (hi list..)
Is there any <previous>, or <back>, or anything opposite to <next> message for [qlist ]?
I just want to go one step back...
That's a neat idea. It probably could be implemented with a patch. Depending on how CPU-intensive and time-sensitive the task, it might not take much longer to use a counter for how many steps you go into the list, then, all as part of one command, rewind the list, turn off [spigot] objects on the message receivers, and take the same number of steps - 1 into the list before turning the spigots back on. There might be a simpler way. Maybe you could keep two copies of each qlist, and insert an extra step at the beginning of one before sequencing, so that one is always one step behind. I haven't used qlist much, I don't know how practical copying its contents would be.
-Chuckk
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