Topic: multiple file with getfiled.

[Andrea]

I know i've seen this someware..
but don't remember..

how to use (getfiled) command for multiple selection ?




thanks.

[whdjr]

The standard (getfiled) does noit allow for multiple selection.  You either have to use the one by dos_lib or write your own.  Sorry.

[Andrea]

The standard (getfiled) does noit allow for multiple selection.  You either have to use the one by dos_lib or write your own.  Sorry.

naahhhh !!!  i'm sure i've seen something here...

[Mark]

Try DOSLib's dos_getfilem

Displays a resizable Windows common file open dialog box that allows for multiple file selection.

[Serge J. Gianolla]

Ciao Paesano,
[21.4]
http://www.ifrance.com/snarcis/infolisp.htm

[Andrea]

Try DOSLib's dos_getfilem

Displays a resizable Windows common file open dialog box that allows for multiple file selection.

Mark, I'm trying to found the command in lisp..wothout using ARX..
otherwise I prefer to use "Odcl_MultiFileDialog" from ODCL.


Thanks.

[Andrea]

Ciao Paesano,
[21.4]
http://www.ifrance.com/snarcis/infolisp.htm

Bonjour Serge,..toujour un plaisir de te voir ici..
sur le liens affiché....je n'ai pas accès à rien...
peut-être mon "browser" ?

 

[Serge J. Gianolla]

Descends le long de la page jusqu'au chapitre mentione, cliquer sur le fil ne marche pas! Laisse moi savoir si pb, j'irais le recupere et t'envoyer la copie.
Ciao

[MP]

Man I have to get my eyes checked, I can't read a thing anymore.

[Serge J. Gianolla]

Tsk tsk tsk, I would have expected a better understanding from someone claiming to be from Canaduh!
Very often on this forum, they are remarks made about posts that are in non-english! A lot of people here are complaining about the autodesk NGs, but I have to say that I have seen people asking question on those said sites in german, italian, spanish etc... but never anyone appeared to have raised eyebrows! Is it a question of maturity? It might come to a shock to you, but only 10% of the world speak english as a first language!
Stig said that he would not post questions on this site in his linguo because it is an english forum Well I have news for you! I answered the questions, not asked. Is it too difficult to see that some non-english speakers are making an effort to write, and if they do not have to struggle with the answer the better they are?!! Now, can please someone enlighten me about languages? What is the difference between programming languages and ethnic languages? A lot of people are writing software in different languages on this site, and I am yet to see someone complaining that it is a VLISP section, how come you are answering with a VBA macro? Am I the only one to notice the double standard here?

[MP]

This is my own opinion and not that of theswamp.org --

I'm sorry if you choose to be offended or read a whole lot into my post. To be fair I should have been mindful that that post might grate on someone sensitive about this issue. For that insensitivity I sincerely apologize.

Having said that, this is an english forum. While I am happy to see participation from around the globe it would be my preference that participants post in english, and not because of any elitism, I'm just not wired that way.

Multiple language posts impose an extra work load upon moderators that are already busy -- we have to run all non english text thru babel fish or some other translator to ensure no profanity, copy righted information or other inappropriate materials have been posted.

So .. when possible, could you please post in english?

Sincere thanks,

Michael.

</opinion>

[Serge J. Gianolla]

I'm sorry if you choose to be offended or read a whole lot into my post.

If you had put an smiley face icon, I'd have understood that it meant: "I'm having a go at you, mate" or "I am mucking around..." "Don't take me seriously", but you chose a rolling eyes icon - now, this means the same in any language!
You have your opinion, I have mine on this topic, I did not think I had to explain common sense yet I did! As for scanning answers for profanities... It's not a one off situation, someone who'd have paid attention would know that Andrea and I go way back to the previous forum - the unmentionable one! Anyway, how about treating us like adults instead of thinking that we are teen-agers, spending time cursing!

[SMadsen]

Stig said that he would not post questions on this site in his linguo because it is an english forum

I didn't quite say it that way but implied that it probably wouldn't do me any good. And for my particular language, spoken by a few millions only, I think I might be right  

On the serious side, I can only concur with MP. It does make moderating a difficult task if various posts start to appear in various languages. My experience from frequenting other moderated forums makes me believe that it is normal practice to set up "foreign" sections if and only if they can be watched by moderators that speak the language.

[Jeff_M]

Just to throw in my 0.02....
Although I am mindful of the numerous other languages spoken on this planet it would seem to me that if you are going to visit and participate in a forum that is clearly a high percentage of ANY spoken langauge, that any dialog should be done in that language so that any and all participants might learn or be able to help learn. If it can be determined by the tone of the initial post, that for clarity sake, further dialog should be done in that language then I would suggest that a Private Message is in order.

Jeff <-----Willing to try to help with all questions, provided I can read them...IOW, other than 3 years of German 30 years ago, I am illiterate in ANY language other than English. (And am envious of those that have been able to spend the time and effort to be able to use, much less master, another language.)

[Kerry]

I can speak Australian, but usually I'm very carefull not to post in my native language 'cause everyone would laugh at me.



[ / attempt at levity ]

[Mark]

Serge I commend you for helping Andrea in a language that he can understand. I must agree with Michael though, moderating this place does take a lot of work, in one language. It would be nice if you could use the Personal Message option in the future.

I would also like to say I am sorry you took Michael's comments as something negative, I did not. I truly saw his comments as "a funny", rolling eyes included.

Thanks.

[JohnK]

... Andrea and I go way back to the previous forum - the unmentionable one! ...

I didnt know you were at BigSwamp.

[Serge J. Gianolla]

It is a pity to see your reaction with others Mark, but maybe not surprising. As a former surveyor, I have worked and lived in 8 different countries so far [nothing like checkmate from caddepot]. Always made the effort to learn even a few words of the local language, spanish, bahasa, magyar... even for the shortest contract of 6 months! One thing that I noticed at the time [and appears to be still valid in this day and age, according to your concerted reaction], is the english-speaking workers I met in various places, are the ones who made the least effort to "adapt", and felt inadequate for that. We all laugh at the joke of the guy who's raising their voice when they were obviously not understood the first time by NE person, but is it far from the truth? In fact, the only time that I noticed an American make an effort to master another language was when they were interested in a local girl! Of course, it is not good to generalise, to paint all anglos with the same brush, but you are giving me a good case here! Control, that's what appears to be happening here: "Oh my gawd! They are saying something that I do not understand! What if they talk about me, what if they are mocking me?"... As for personal messages sent to person, they only help one. But maybe 5 french readers or 10 japanese and 6 italians were helped if everything is above board! Other forums are not so closed, I do not have to appear here. Ciao!

[nivuahc]

Because, as we know, Amercians are all stupid and people who only speak english are just plain rude.

Serge, I think you're reading a little more into what people are saying than what they are actually saying. No one said you shouldn't speak a foreign language here. No one said that foreign languages weren't welcomed. No one said that you should only speak in english.

Most of the people here prefer that you speak in english but it is far from a requirement. I'm a moderator and I'm an American. I speak English. I also happen to be learning German. From what I understand Mark is starting to learn Spanish. I can't speak for him, but my reasons for wanting to learn German are because a lot of the places I visit on the internet are in German and I want to be able to communicate better with those people.

I think, if you take a minute and read what people have actually said, you'd realise that you're overreacting just a tad.

No, you aren't required to stay here, that's for sure, but no one has ever claimed that you weren't welcomed. Despite whatever language you choose to post in.

[Serge J. Gianolla]

Thanks nivuahc,
I did not say all americans are stupid either. I did say though that it is hard to generalise, correct? Stupidity is not bounded to a country! There are inflexible french/italians/chinese too! Once more, I give my best to help someone who is not confident in english as is plain to see! There is no need to have a rolling eyes icon which means one is exasperated/impatient etc...
I answer not in anger, but desperation. How can we work as a society, modern society when one has such primitive views - not referenced to your post nivuahc. Speaking another language, means that one breaks free from the propaganda, the brainwashing that each government in the world impose on their citizens. It should be revered not shot down!

[nivuahc]

But that's clearly not what he meant by that icon as he stated in his followup post.

Can I make a suggestion?

In the words of Ghandi, "you must be the change you wish to see in the world".

Mark applauded your efforts to help Andrea in his native language. His suggestion of using a private message in the future wasn't a matter of 'Keep that foreign mumbo-jumbo outta here' as much as it was a suggestion that, in order for everyone to benefit (just like you brought out) it would be helpful if you replied in the language that the majority of the members here can understand.

What I suggest is this, and this should make everybody happy:

Reply all day long in whatever language you choose. Put an english translation for everyone else. That way we all benefit from your knowledge and Andrea (and anyone else) benefits as well. As a bonus, maybe we'll all start to pickup some of those languages that we aren't very familiar with.

Sound like a good idea to you?

[Serge J. Gianolla]

I suppose MP's post is the proverbial straw that broke the camel's back!
But my answer was not only triggered by MP's remark, but accumulated over a number of posts [past posts] with always denigrating or salacious remarks, when there are non-english words. Do a search.

[nivuahc]

I don't need to do a search, I've made comments that could have been taken that way myself. I didn't mean for them to be taken as denigrating or salacious, but I guess humor doesn't always translate very well. Heck, most of the people here who do speak english don't always get my brand of humor.

And if MP's post was the straw, and his post didn't mean what you took it to mean, is there really a straw at all?

Just as it can be  frustrating for you when people make those kinds of comments, it's equally frustrating for the majority of the members here who gained absolutely nothing from the answers that you've given because they don't speak that language.

Doesn't my compromise sound reasonable to you? And, if it makes a difference, I'll try to be more sensitive to other peoples feelings when I make snippy comments.

[Serge J. Gianolla]

nivuahc,
I got no beef with you or your past answers [taken with a grain of salt]. Heck, any one getting stuck in OLD-Cadaver can only be a friend of mine <<-- that is humor.
At the time, I evaluated the answer I made to Andrea! Considering there did NOT appear to have people interested in answering, my line of conduct was to concentrate on Andrea. If there were other people that were genuinely interested, they could have posted something of the sort:"Can you please Serge elaborate in english..." instead of posting  
I am sure you are aware of the old adage: "you can catch more flies with honey than vinegar"

[nivuahc]

And, since you are obviously aware of that adage, I can assume that you feel better now and will take the advice of Ghandi?

Your last few posts were very, well, vinegary.

I can understand your frustration, believe me. But being angry about it when you've got no real reason to be is just silly. No one meant to be insulting towards you or Andrea.

Andrea has grated my nerves in the past. And I usually try to be helpful anyway. It can get very frustrating when you try to explain something and the point doesn't seem to stick. So, from this side of the fence, I understand the level of frustration you are talking about. I hope that Andrea continues to post questions here and I can assure you that I will continue to get frustrated. It doesn't mean I won't try to be helpful.

I'm only suggesting that you try the same tactic.

You know, honey.

[Serge J. Gianolla]

Your last few posts were very, well, vinegary

My last few posts were matter of fact, based on life experience encountered on field, not read in a book or taken from a Hollywood movie. Believe me, you think differently when you are 37 than when you are 7, I am getting dangerously close to 52 and mixed with other cultures and learned how to integrate with! A far cry from people who have never left their country [let alone sometimes their village] but knowing what is best for the others, or how they should behave. I have a long fuse [no special conotation here ], it takes a lot more to get me angry, but the less someone is exposed to the rest of the world the more chauvinistic they are and they have to be confronted with that! If you knew the number of people I met in my life who have spend a weekend in Roma or Paris and can tell you all about the italians or the french! As for quotes from New Age, better be careful when someone is taking half-baked truths mixed with lies and bring this as a new philosophy. No one has yet answered why it is acceptable to write about XML, VBA and so on and no one feels threatened of not understanding that particular topic, but it gets on someone's nerves when it's a different language! Verstehen Sie! Auf Wiedersehen.

[MP]

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[nivuahc]

Verstehen Sie! Auf Wiedersehen.

Translation: Understand! Good-bye.

Am I, and everyone else, to take that as your official sign-off? Does that mean that you are leaving and never coming back? Well, if that's the case, it's a shame that your years of experience have taught you so much but failed to teach you diplomacy.

[Mark]

I say we let this thread end right here.

[nivuahc]

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I agree MP, but not everyone cares about that I guess.

I say we let this thread end right here.

I also agree with you Mark. Only reasonable people can be reasoned with.

[CADaver]

Only reasonable people can be reasoned with.

Hey now, I wasn't involved in this one AT ALL.

[t-bear]

We're proud of you Randy!!!

[CADaver]

We're proud of you Randy!!!

gawrsh bear...

[Serge J. Gianolla]

it's a shame that your years of experience have taught you so much but failed to teach you diplomacy.

Au contraire, mon ami. Growing old had taught me a lot about the word diplomacy! I have learnt that what people call diplomacy, very often can be labelled as hypocrisy [simulation of goodness, pretence, not telling entirely how one's feel]
Collected from others:
Diplomacy is the art of telling someone to go to Hell in such a way that he would enjoy the trip.
Diplomacy, the art of patting a dog with one hand while reaching around with the other to find a rock to club it with!