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What is it?
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> complex for me at this time.
Whether you clone or copy, either is just a single line of code.
The long part of my post was a function to help with the thing either
method will still need: where to save the file in a place you know will
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return tPath
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The above is off-the-cuff and untested, but I've written similar
handlers often so hopefully it will be at least mostly working and
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mmand,
but not with a new control using the create command. Go figure
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ll controls in a stack, when I do I
now understand that opening the stack invisibly first will greatly
improve performance.
Monte, thanks again for your test. Most illuminating.
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lted in this:
> 8596 72 true
Great work, Monte! Thanks for running that test.
So the difference is in addressing controls *within* a stack, but not
with the stack itself. Hard to anticipate, but very good to know.
So Peter has a solution, and I learned two new things today about
performance.
sult: 151 140 true
The difference is small even across 10,000 iterations, and can be
explained by the need to resolve the path to a stack reference.
How can this test be modified to show a greater difference?
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behavior has changed then Trevor, Chipp, Jacque, and a good many
others who voiced an opinion that leaving it in memory was valuable may
not like it, but I'll be quite happy indeed. :)
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ect to change,
you'll want to migrate that to a separate stack file anyway since the OS
doesn't allow executables to modify themselves.
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t writes to the same location as when it's run in
the IDE.
All I have to do now is find all the places in my code where controls
are referenced by their long name - oh joy!
Hopefully we'll be able to find a different root cause than the current
apparent one, maybe one that requ
Bob Sneidar wrote:
> On Nov 11, 2010, at 11:04 AM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
>
>> So it seems that the overhead of resolving absolute object
>> references (long form) is much higher than what the engine
>> can do when you're able to hard-wire part of the reference
uestion so we can see what else
might be at play?
Also, have you compared timing tests of an isolated portion of the code
to hone in on where the performance is lost?
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o another initiative started there that could use some help
for those so inclined: a proposal to create a public domain behavior
script for field objects to provide data validation and masking. Feel
free to jump in.
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anything to iOS (though I have a project starting next week
which will have me making an iPad app -- I hope for my client's sake
that the SDK terms remain stable enough to allow a positive ROI on that
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pies groups many times
during its operation, I suspect this bug is not easy to reproduce or
we'd be seeing reports of DG failures.
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am glad I got this working so I can continue.
But still be warned and prepared to deal with the ID 0 problems you
may encounter.
What are the "ID 0" problems?
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Terry Judd wrote:
On 9/11/10 11:51 PM, "Richard Gaskin" wrote:
Terry Judd wrote:
Seems like it might be a bit simpler if I can suck an object
straight out of a networked database onto the clipboard and paste
it when and where I want it. Easier to update/maintain and less
h
The firstIndent property of the field can be set to a negative number,
but that would only take care of one level of indenting.
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put "67890,67891,67892,67893,67894,67895,67896,67897" \
into sCustomBusyCursors
end if
-- Increment the cursor ID:
add 1 to sCurBusyCursor
if sCurBusyCursor > the number of items of sCustomBusyCursors then
put 1 into sCurBusyCursor
end if
, for instance. I copy
between Rev and MC regularly since native object persistence in the
public Clipboard was implemented.
But why especially useful for RevMobile?
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uot; -- typo: this is a scrollbar, not a database :)
end SetupProgress
...should be:
on SetupProgress pMax
set the startValue of sb "progress" to 0
set the endValue of sb "progress" to pMax
set the thumbpos of sb "progress" to 0
show sb "pro
-- want to use another number instead of 100:
if pVal mod 100 - 0 then
set the thumbpos of sb "progress" to pVal
wait 0 with messages -- allow redraw
end if
end ShowProgress
on EndProgress
set the thumbpos of sb "progress" to the endValue of sb "progr
J. Landman Gay wrote:
> On 11/6/10 12:29 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
>> For many years the engine used the folder where the executable
>> resides as the defaultFolder, which for Mac was inside the
>> bundle - when did this change?
>
> I can't find a reference to
explain the speed difference.
I look forward to seeing what this discussion reveals.
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ultFolder, which for Mac was inside the bundle - when did
this change?
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Richmond wrote:
On 10/31/2010 12:17 AM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
While testing a presentation stack I noticed that the escapeKey
message doesn't seem to be sent while the stack is in fullscreen mode,
though it works as expected otherwise.
Is this a known feature/issue?
Or am I doing some
ially billions on the line that one would think that if such
stories were true many - including the FBI - would be well motivated to
corroborate.
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limited user account will not be
able to get at the system files.
That can be done on Mac and Win, but few users bother and neither OS
vendor does very much to educate their customers about why it's valuable.
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While testing a presentation stack I noticed that the escapeKey message
doesn't seem to be sent while the stack is in fullscreen mode, though it
works as expected otherwise.
Is this a known feature/issue?
Or am I doing something wrong?
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clause to its license agreement
forbidding unauthorized benchmarking, and most other vendors
followed suit.
...
<http://www.sqlmag.com/article/benchmarks/the-truth-about-the-tpc.aspx>
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ing actual use cases for
SQLite.
There are some database vendors that in their EULAs state you cannot
publish performance data, and also have sued some who have done so.
A curious limitation. Which ones?
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ly.
Is this a known limitation of externals, or is this just a case of false
attribution of the root cause on my part?
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Mark Stuart wrote:
on Fri Oct 29 19:17:40 CDT 2010, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Thanks in advance for sharing your experiences with large data sets if
SQLite.
<<
Hi Richard,
How many tables and how many columns per table (on average) are you
talking about?
Probably just a single table
etical limits I haven't come across
real-world usage stories of data sets that large.
Should I be confident in SQLite as a storage solution for that? Should
I be scared?
Thanks in advance for sharing your experiences with large data sets if
SQLite.
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UI instead?
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(like
Function+Enter) to trigger the Return key code (Fn = Function).
I find that too annoying to do, so I've been redesigning some apps to
eliminate distinctions between the two keys.
Yep, it isn't what I'd prefer but it's where we are.
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Richmond asked:
This of course leads to the inevitable question: if all computer people
eventually grow
horns where does that leave Kevin Miller, You and Me
Imps.
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y to tell that's language-independent
feel free to include it.
Feel free to include additional screen shots of details if you feel they
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s needed. Your mileage may vary;
contents may settle during shipping; items in mirror may be closer than
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IMNSHO, most of the complaints about making menu bars in Rev would go
away if this small handful of inconsistencies was addressed. The
mechanism itself is fairly robust and do
er user-friendly Unix-based OS. :)
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omical today, this dialog box may not be completely
unimaginable a year or two from now:
<http://livecodejournal.com/blog.irv?pid=1287696062.654893>
As a developer that's frightening, but as a shareholder I would expect
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GIDataInA
put URLDecode(gCGIDataInA[tKey]) into gCGIDataInA[tKey]
end repeat
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-- GET: -
put $QUERY_STRING into gCGIDataInA
split gCGIDataInA by "&" and "="
repeat for each line tKey in the keys of gCGIDataI
oking out for the user, providing as much
"security" and "safety" as they can.
Remember that iPhone users report that they like having that sort of
"stewardship", and many believe that being able to choose their own
software from their own download sites is completely
Is the the future of what our customers will see at our software sites?
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Bob Sneidar wrote:
What in the world is this?
Our first spambot.
Already blocked by the ISP (t35.com -- good work).
Looks like we're officially in the big time now. :)
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Scott Rossi wrote:
Recently, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Do I get to own or have access to the registration data for users of my
product?
Is there anyone here with apps in the current iOS App Store who can
answer that?
As far as I can tell, no, they only offer tools/Web pages that display
Lynn Fredricks wrote:
I think there is a simple question to ask -
Do I get to own or have access to the registration data for users of my
product?
Is there anyone here with apps in the current iOS App Store who can
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So now you have both the client and the server side parts you need.
Nothing left but to glue them together and enjoy. :)
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, Stanley Milgram, and others
portray a complexity in human nature that may be too multidimensional
for such rational optimism.
;)
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over the Win logo on your keyboard:
<http://www.system76.com/article_info.php?articles_id=9>
While the System 76 office is in Colorado (where MetaCard was born) they
have affiliates you can send your request to in more than a dozen
countries worldwide, so you can get your "Powered
good time.
7:00PM in Glendale, open to any locals who want to attend.
Come early at 6:00PM and join us for dinner.
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d to know
who my customers are, or not.
How does that work with iOS?
It's hard to imagine they could be so Draconian.
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ey're able to find out whether
they want to pay me. ;)
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they
make appointments, order the parts, and you only bring in your machine
when the parts arrive to bring your downtown as close to zero as possible.
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A couple of their models are very attractive, and
apparently they offer the same OS-free option through their business sales.
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for
authenticated access.
Andrew, you can hopefully breathe easier now. Relax and enjoy your
unlimited databases.
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.
What is the performance difference?
And can you recap exactly what the implementation differences are?
I'll bet there's a way to do what you need with good performance.
Also: How inherently relational is the data?
There are so many data storage options these days
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And can you recap exactly what the implementation differences are?
I'll bet there's a way to do what you need with good performance.
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een impressed with the
good performance and solid construction of the machine. I got that one
second-hand, but now that I know how to get OS-less computers from Dell
my next one will probably be from them.
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all the other "dont*" properties
that you have to set to true to get it to not do something, and the most
bizzare of all, being able to use property syntax ("the") for function
calls, but only with some functions and not others.
Ah, the mysteries
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se the old
"typewriter" character (I wonder how many people these days have even
seen a physical carriage? ).
Maybe this is why it only occurs to you to consider revising code after
reading something on this list: Maybe the code actually runs just fine
as it is. :)
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J. Landman Gay wrote:
I almost never use constants inside a handler, but that's just personal
style.
Me neither. In the rare cases when I do it tends to be for relatively
minor settings that I won't bother making a UI for.
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Bob Sneidar wrote:
> Once you create the constant it is accessible in all scripts.
Unless Malte's request was implemented recently, I believe constants are
available only to the script they're defined in:
<http://quality.runrev.com/qacenter/show_bug.cgi?id=5135>
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One customer of an unnamed app has threatened to sue the company for
breaking accessibility laws. I'm not sure how successful they would be,
but I'm all for it.
That wasn't the LiveCode installer, was it? ;)
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so bad; it's easy to strip those out as stop
characters. More challenging, at least conceptually in some cases, is
working with quoted strings, which are treated as a single word no
matter how many words are between the quotes.
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end repeat
return the keys of wordsList -- the list of words
end uniqueWordsOf
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f the traversalOn of
the buttons in the toolbar is set to false. When that property is true,
the button gets focus when it's clicked, causing the selection to be lost.
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runrev.com/qacenter/show_bug.cgi?id=9058>
If anyone here knows of a way to get this to work I'd be most grateful.
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Have any of you found a way to have a Rev stack's maximize button
honor the windowBoundingRect in Ubuntu or any other Linux?
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Not all that funny really . . .
But this is quite useful:
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1343
"All your keys are belong to us!"
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Jeff, Dave, Peter: thank you!
Good stuff - I think I'll be able to distinguish most files using those.
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ASCII values in them (like the dagger symbol).
What patterns should I be looking for in the binary data of a file to
distinguish UTF8 from plain text?
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stephen barncard wrote:
> On 6 October 2010 10:50, Richard Gaskin wrote:
>> I've set my plugins directory in LiveCode Prefs, but re-launch LC
>> it seems it doesn't find them - none appear in the Plugins menu,
>> only the default ones.
>>
>> Is this a
et.
I've set my plugins directory in LiveCode Prefs, but re-launch LC it
seems it doesn't find them - none appear in the Plugins menu, only the
default ones.
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e seen and like so many are seeing
with other apps, we may have to wait for OS X 10.6.5 to fix them.
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Liv
orcement of the tokens
you'll have to learn for scripting anyway.
And without that, as you've found it just raises the learning curve.
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hat you would
expect it to work. Please do not be afraid to try it out as we need
feedback to develop it further.
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tValue
end mouseUp
I use this the whole time
Nice!
It hadn't occurred to me to put the entire array notation string into a
variable. And it avoids the performance penalty of "do" -- good stuff.
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t the tProp of me to "Howdy!"
end mouseUp
Is there a way to make that a one-liner using array notation?
I know we can do it with hard-wired propset names like this:
set the gaskin["richard"] of me to "Howdy!"
But how can we do it where the propset name is
pto.gov/trademarks/index.jsp>
2. Click the link labeled "Basic Word Mark Search (New User)"
3. Once on the Search page, type "livecode" in the field provided
and that'll produce the list of results.
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ess2.uspto.gov/bin/showfield?f=doc&state=4005:cuudsn.3.1>
The second has a status of "dead", and shows Applied Microsystems
Corporation of Redmond, WA as the former mark registrant, first filed
November 24, 1997 and canceled March 14, 2009:
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d there
may be many scripts out there that rely on ASCII 13 when on Mac.
How many Mac programs don't render ASCII 13 line endings correctly?
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r an email list here
<http://stereogum.com/440092/cut-copy-where-im-going/mp3s/>
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John Dixon wrote:
How can I find out which stack called a library stack from the script of the
library stack ?
The executionContexts will return a list of the calling chain.
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r has occurred!
exit monitorSlave
end if
end repeat
send “monitorSlave” to me in 50 millisecs
end monitorSlave
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Liv
..
In fact, nothing more than the send in time in LiveCode can do. And
more elegantly.
cron can also be useful for that, at least for OS X and Linux.
What is the command-line equivalent of cron on Windows?
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uMyProp pValue
if pValue = 50 then
DoSomethingCool
end if
end uMyProp
It can be tempting to use getProp and setProp in places where more
controllable and concise function and command calls can work well as
accessors, but when you need 'em they're handy to have available.
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application stack in both the IDE and in a standalone:
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Sorry for the seeming waste of bandwidth, but I need to verify something
about the format of these list archives so please ignore this email.
From here to there
From here to there
From here to there
and From here to there
Back to your regularly-scheduled LiveCode discussion
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e.
That's very good news. A similar sentiment was posted in the forums
recently, so it would be useful to have the URL to whatever info you
have on the scholarship program.
Thanks -
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t offers, you'll stumble
across some other affordance he's included and find yourself saying,
"Wow, he thought of that too!"
Hugh took the time to draft a brief article about it for LiveCode
Journal (formerly RevJournal):
<http://www.livecodejournal.com/features/
#x27;t
yet know who you are to find you:
http://www.google.com/search?q=rapid+application+development
Relevant backlinks, keyword-based domains, domain longevity, appropriate
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last month's meeting.
Early birds can meet at 6PM at Porto's restaurant across the street to
share a meal.
Details and directions:
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Hope to see you there -
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use here: the author has since abandoned open
source and Linux altogether, and no distro ships with it as its default
choice (I don't think any even include it). It's a nice work, but I'm
not sure it's the best choice for testing "standards".
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Ric
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