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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 4/4/2013 2:52 AM, Phil wrote:<br>
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<blockquote cite="mid:515D4D75.6010707@bigpond.com" type="cite">On
04/04/13 18:22, Glenn Linderman wrote:
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Thanks again Glenn,
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<br>
<blockquote type="cite">your spelling SatelliteListDialog earlier,
and now satListDialog. Of
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course you need to be consistent... or maybe the former is the
class or
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function, and the latter is the file name. Under that theory,
you
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should reference
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self.dialog = satListDialog.SatelliteListDialog()
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Yes, that's correct. One is the class name and the other is the
file name. I've always used upper case for the class names under
C++.
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<blockquote type="cite">If that works, you are well on your way to
understanding it, or at least
<br>
figuring it out.
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I sorted the problem shortly after receiving your previous reply.
I also had accidentally commented out a line in the dialog class
which didn't help.
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<blockquote type="cite">You should stay on-list to get help,
although I don't mind in this
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instance, I understand you probably realized you have a newbie
problem,
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and don't want to waste the list bandwidth. But if you need more
help,
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with your carved down files that repeat the problem, post that
to the list.
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This particular mailing list, under Thunderbird, has caused me to
reply to the sender rather than to the list on a couple of
occasions. I had to copy and past the mailing address into this
post to get it to go to the correct address.
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Thanks again for your response.
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Ah yes. My Thunderbird has both "reply" and "reply list" options,
but since one still has to choose the right button! Some lists try
to outsmart the replier, and supply the list address as the
"Reply-To:" address... a bad practice which leads people to do the
wrong thing on lists that don't try to outsmart the replier. Still,
it is rather easy to click Reply inadvertently, when using the same
interface for email and list reading (which I do also, and have
erred occasionally).<br>
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Thunderbird chooses to display "Reply List" rather than "Reply All"
when the message contains List-* headers, I believe.<br>
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