Within a Script: Change Perform Find to Constrain Found Set

#11

My voice to your voice.....

I sure do not feel any offence if my answer is not correct and you just tell
me so. My suggestion to JC is not to ventilate is his private scorn so
publicly. I do not want to be told off in front of a group and I don't that
for my fellow writers here. Enough said.

Keep well, Ursus

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Quote:

Etiquette? Sorry. I understand fellow developers do not know what I
am updating - I have answered a few questions myself on this forum.
Which is why I take pause when I ask if there is a way to copy actions
from a Find to a Constrain and get someone telling me I made mistakes
on a perfectly running script (which I purposely did not paste the
actual context, but only an example because it runs perfectly),.. then
presume to correct that which is not wrong and completely ignore my
actual question.

Thanks for your opinion JC, but I have a pet peeve of being told I am
wrong when I am not - especially when I never asked for any input on
the issue they told me I was wrong about. It's a fault of mine.
Remember, no one is forced to answer any question from anyone. If you
don't know, are confused about what someone is referring to, or not
involved in the conversation... it can just be skipped. If I am a bit
too harsh for anyone, please feel free to ignore me & all of my voices.
A quote from Dr. Seuss:

Be who you are and say what you feel,
because those who mind don't matter,
and those who matter don't mind.

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...amongst those in touch with it.
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VoicesInMyHead
a.k.a. The Voices
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At best; these guys like Remi and Ursus can only "guess' at what you
are doing exactly. For the most part they do a great job. It's hard
to know exactly what your design looks like a couple of thousand miles
away. I would try a little more etiquette in response to these guys
when they can't see into a crystal ball. Their expertise is
invaluable.

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#12

My own take is the following :
- English is not my mother tongue.
- I may then make mistakes in not understanding the question correctly.
- I may then make my own answer not worded the way english people would do.
- My answers always are what I genuinely think is right.
- The suggestions I make are always tested unless said otherwise.
- I also do not feel any offence if my answer is not correct and one just
tells me so, as 'Voice etc. ' did.
- I would prefer though that people don't "have a pet peeve" (I had to look
in my dictionary to understand that expression) on my wording.
- In the present case, what JC said gave me some 'comfort' (if ever it's the
right what to say it...

) as I am furious against myself to have said
something apparently wrong - and more, far from the question raised ! -.
- Please remember that I try to help and only that.
- I also agree on the 'Enough said'.
Regards to all.
Remi-Noel

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Quote:

My voice to your voice.....

I sure do not feel any offence if my answer is not correct and you just
tell me so. My suggestion to JC is not to ventilate is his private scorn
so publicly. I do not want to be told off in front of a group and I don't
that for my fellow writers here. Enough said.

Keep well, Ursus

"VoicesInMyHead" <voices.imh (AT) gmail (DOT) com> schreef in bericht
news:1169686677.602456.200060 (AT) h3g2000cwc (DOT) googlegroups.com...
Etiquette? Sorry. I understand fellow developers do not know what I
am updating - I have answered a few questions myself on this forum.
Which is why I take pause when I ask if there is a way to copy actions
from a Find to a Constrain and get someone telling me I made mistakes
on a perfectly running script (which I purposely did not paste the
actual context, but only an example because it runs perfectly),.. then
presume to correct that which is not wrong and completely ignore my
actual question.

Thanks for your opinion JC, but I have a pet peeve of being told I am
wrong when I am not - especially when I never asked for any input on
the issue they told me I was wrong about. It's a fault of mine.
Remember, no one is forced to answer any question from anyone. If you
don't know, are confused about what someone is referring to, or not
involved in the conversation... it can just be skipped. If I am a bit
too harsh for anyone, please feel free to ignore me & all of my voices.
A quote from Dr. Seuss:

Be who you are and say what you feel,
because those who mind don't matter,
and those who matter don't mind.

-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
Reality is the leading cause of stress...
...amongst those in touch with it.
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
WinXP Pro 64Bit / FMP Adv 8.5v1
VoicesInMyHead
a.k.a. The Voices
No, we're not... Yes, we are...
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-

At best; these guys like Remi and Ursus can only "guess' at what you
are doing exactly. For the most part they do a great job. It's hard
to know exactly what your design looks like a couple of thousand miles
away. I would try a little more etiquette in response to these guys
when they can't see into a crystal ball. Their expertise is
invaluable.

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