G’day All,
Does someone has already developed a replacement (LEP or other) for both
platforms?
Thanks
Cheers
Jörg
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The question is to why. I would think you just want to stop the drive from
spinning down. Most companies hate when you do that as they want computer to
lock after as short period of inactivity
On Mac there is a setting to stop drive from spinning down. I bet there is on
windows as well
Regards
On the Mac you can use "caffeinate" via LEP.
NAME
caffeinate -- prevent the system from sleeping on behalf of a utility
SYNOPSIS
caffeinate [-disu] [-t timeout] [-w pid] [utility arguments...]
DESCRIPTION
caffeinate creates assertions to alter system sleep behavior. If no
asser
Hi Jim,
I am not sure that you will be able to effectively prevent the computer from
sleeping.
Here are some examples that you will be unable to intercept:
- the user closes their laptop lid (the machine will most likely go to sleep -
this is adjusted in power settings on Windows)
- the user
Nope, had those thoughts as well. I have carefully looked at all events
for all of the objects to make certain nothing would be firing. These
are straight text fields, context menu on or off. Further, I have tried
using a popup dialog that fires a "text" dialog window to paste into as
well. Thi
What a great idea! Sometimes, you forget the simple.
Thank you Chip.
Anyone have an idea about trapping for the menu event w/o using On Event
Call?
Bill
On 8/7/19 11:39 AM, Chip Scheide wrote:
to catch the keystroke without On Event Call:
you could put an invisible button on the form(s)
wit
Are you sure there’s no form event being triggered somehow? Is the text area
styled text? Is this universal in all objects on all forms or just in a few
places?
Tom Benedict
> On Aug 7, 2019, at 10:51, William Swann via 4D_Tech <4d_tech@lists.4d.com>
> wrote:
>
> Hi All,
>
> I am having a pr
to catch the keystroke without On Event Call:
you could put an invisible button on the form(s)
with cntrl-v as the activator, then use Get Text From Pasteboard, and
insert it at the current cursor position
Im not sure if you can catch the contextual menu, but maybe:
with some imaginative use On
Some ideas - none of these tested or tried :)
LEP - and use commands to bring the desktop to the fore and then 4D?
Move mouse to the menu bar, and post a click?
On launch of 4D use LEP to reset screen saver timeout, reset on quit
On launch of 4D use LEP to reset power timeout, reset on quit
LEP
To: 4d_tech@lists.4d.com
From: Jim Medlen
Company:Functional Devices, Inc.
Subject:Prevent Client from Sleeping
Date: Wednesday, August 7, 2019
Looking for ideas or thoughts on generating an event that will prevent the
client machine from sleeping?
I am trying to prev
can you rewrite the outer loop (the one that implied in the code you
supplied) so that you pass a pointer to the array from calling method,
rather then trying to create the pointer.
Array Real($MetalAmount_1;10)
Array Real($MetalAmount_2;10)
Array Real($MetalAmount_3;10)
for($i;1;3)
case of
Hi All,
I am having a problem with pasting into text fields or variables on
input forms under Windows. The user clicks into or highlights a text
area that is already populated. They press either ctrl-v or select paste
from the area's contextual menu. The entire existing text block is
replaced
Chuck,
From the docs on Get Pointer:
"The Get pointer command returns a pointer to the process or interprocess
variable whose name you pass in varName."
Regards,
Narinder Chandi,
ToolBox Systems Ltd.
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From: 4D_Tech <4d_tech-boun...@lists.4d.com> on behalf of 4D
Hi All,
The following fails
$MetalAmount_ptr:=Get pointer("$MetalAmount_"+String($MetalPos_L)+"_aR")
$MetalAmount_ptr->{$Loop_L}:=$metalFactors_aR{$InnerLoop_L}
When I changed arrays to process
$MetalAmount_ptr:=Get pointer("MetalAmount_"+String($MetalPos_L)+"_aR")
$MetalAmount_ptr->{$Loop_L}:=$m
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