Hi Thunder,
great, that's just what I need, perfect!
But now I am still curious, what the eight colors of an image are for.
Any hint?
Thanks, Tiemo
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Write the irev file first with placeholder variables instead of data
that would be sent.
e.g.
?irev
put tom into tFolderName
put prefs.txt into tFileName
put someSetting=true into tData
-- now create the folder if required
-- save the data to the appropriate file
put OK--
Hi Mark,
Yep, I was thinking something like that, good to know that I din't have
missed again any fantastic feature :)
Tiemo
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Dear LiveCoders,
Last Saturday, 30 April, we had another nice on-line gathering of LiveCode
fans. This time we had 2 interesting presentations.
Thierry demonstrated one of his latest LiveCode externals called SunnYmidi.
SunnYmidi is a fast and easy-to-use music midi player with absolutely no
If you are drawing text, and want the text to occupy an exact amount of screen
area (perhaps because you are doing a page layout, and want to hold up the
physical paper against your screen and see that it's the right size), then dpi
may matter. If you're working on graphics in Photoshop, that
Many thanks to everyone at RunRev Ltd and all the attendees live on
online for the best-ever RevLive last week.
For all the good times we had, there was one minor drawback: it seems
there was a glitch in which the chat logs for the simulcast of the
RevLive sessions were not saved here at the
Hello Dearest coder
If you are still in the Bay area, maybe you'd like to meet some people again in
a smaller circle the full on conference? We have decided to do a evening dinner
meeting in Berkeley on this Wednesday.
If you're interested, please mail me off list. Once we know roughly how
I do not know much about image manipulation in livecode or in general. But,
I am looking for a way to scrub exif data off an image easily and without
loss to the picture. There are libraries in php that let me do this, but I
would really like a standalone tool that I could automate the process.
On Tuesday, 3 May 2011, Andrew Kluthe and...@rjdfarm.com wrote:
I do not know much about image manipulation in livecode or in general. But,
I am looking for a way to scrub exif data off an image easily and without
loss to the picture. There are libraries in php that let me do this, but I
would
On Monday, May 02, 2011 04:51:32 PM Andrew Kluthe wrote:
I do not know much about image manipulation in livecode or in general. But,
I am looking for a way to scrub exif data off an image easily and without
loss to the picture. There are libraries in php that let me do this, but I
would really
I should have been more clear. I am looking to develop a small livecode
standalone that does this easily. Installing php or python on a system isn't
really what I am looking for. I am trying to make this incredibly simple for
non-technical people.
Installing imagemagick on install of the program
Andrew,
You can run python from within Livecode!?! FYI
HTHs
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On May 2, 2011, at 8:32 PM, Andrew Kluthe wrote:
I should have been more clear. I am looking to develop a small livecode
standalone that does this easily.
Remo is still an active, viable product and Jerry Daniels does provide
support. I use it every day.
On 2 May 2011 19:25, Thomas McGrath III mcgra...@mac.com wrote:
One thing is the altPlugins no longer update and Remo (what ever else it
has been called) still works but has no support.
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Greetings, all!
We had not one but TWO lovely little LC in Education presentations at the
conference (the second of which featured Larry Lesler showing us something
he's working on, and which went on for two straight hours!) and, as a
means of keeping all the educators or those using LC in
Yeah, that is what I am doing now. ActivePython is like 45 megs though. :\
Trying to keep file sizes small.
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On May 2, 2011, at 11:03 PM, Judy Perry wrote:
We had not one but TWO lovely little LC in Education presentations at the
conference (the second of which featured Larry Lesler
Is he related to Larry Telser?
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On 5/2/11 12:09 AM, Scott Morrow wrote:
I am using a 2 finger touch event to call a HUD panel (thanks,
René!) in iOS. This seemed to work well until I tried it on a card
that also had a UIScrollView object. When the scroller is present I
can only get the first touch. I'm testing for the first
:-p
Sorry, my bad. He IS Larry Tesler.
Judy
On Mon, 2 May 2011, Colin Holgate wrote:
Is he related to Larry Telser?
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On 5/2/11 7:32 PM, Andrew Kluthe wrote:
I should have been more clear. I am looking to develop a small
livecode standalone that does this easily. Installing php or python
on a system isn't really what I am looking for. I am trying to make
this incredibly simple for non-technical people.
Sorry, I have not worked much with images in livecode.
Bring an image into an image object and export a snapshot of the image
control? Is that how you import and then export the jpeg?
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On May 2, 2011, at 11:45 PM, Judy Perry wrote:
Sorry, my bad. He IS Larry Tesler.
I suspected as much.
For anyone who doesn't know who Larry is, he worked on Smalltalk, at Xerox
Parc, which led on to what Apple did later, and he was a lead person on the
Lisa team.
On Monday, May 02, 2011 11:00:25 PM J. Landman Gay wrote:
You can import the image, and then re-export it as jpeg. The engine will
decompress the original and strip the exif data. When you export, you
may lost some quality, but it may not be noticable.
This is a really elegantly simple
Hi Tiemo,
I like to supplement to what Colin is saying, that as long as we talk about
screens, there is practically no way to tell how large a pixel is. So you can
fill in whatever measure suits you. On screens, the only 'true' measurement is
pixels.
Currently I have an external screen
Thank you all for the advice.
I have this sorted out nicely now.
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