On 23 Jan 2012, at 03:16, Bill Vlahos wrote:
put uniDecode(uniEncode(tData, UTF8)) into tData
Bill,
Using this approach assumes that the original text is either UTF-8 encoded or
that it is plain ASCII with no funny characters with a charToNum value above
127. I don't think it will work if
Dave,
Thanks for the comments.
I won't actually know what the source of the text files will be. The most
common examples will be as export files from any other password management
program on Mac or Windows like 1Password, etc. or as a Save As CSV from Excel.
Bill Vlahos
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Anyone watching the news this week about Apple's ebook and
text book apps and endeavors?
Seeking input as to how that might play with LC.
Last week, my other publishing business changed our monthly 3D seminar to
include how to incorporate 3D content from Shade into iBooks made with
author.
On Jan 22, 2012, at 11:55 PM, Pete wrote:
I just compiled and ran my fist standalone on Windows and I'm finally
realising the benefits of developing cross platform applications with LC.
I was pretty amazed when everything I developed on my Mac just ran as
expected on Windows!
The on;y
Pete - thanks for your reply (the only one so far - are there no XML users on
the list??). I understand that arrays would do the job, since the array
structure in LC can be extended at will rather than having to be declared
before use, although I'm not sure about a structure where some 'nodes'
On 01/22/2012 11:55 PM, Pete wrote:
I just compiled and ran my fist standalone on Windows and I'm finally
realising the benefits of developing cross platform applications with LC.
I was pretty amazed when everything I developed on my Mac just ran as
expected on Windows!
The on;y problem I
At the SoCal Linux Expo yesterday I ran into fellow LiveCode dev Todd
Cranston-Cuebas, and over lunch we were brainstorming solutions to a
problem he has and one option is something that's near and dear to the
hearts of many xTalkers: a custom launcher UI.
The idea is to present an
On the mac, I use for my kid on the mac the simplified finder (on 10.3.9) with
access to a limited number of apps (which I have chose). No access to hard
drives, folders, etc.. Very foolproof.
Le 23 janv. 2012 à 18:03, Richard Gaskin a écrit :
At the SoCal Linux Expo yesterday I ran into
Richard,
Long time ago, I built a simple kiosk external that would prevent the user
from CMD+TABing out of the application. I know something similar can be
built for windows too, maybe even with vbscript. For linux, I have no clue
but just launching XOrg with no panels and just loading your app,
Doesn't Livecode have a complete XML Library? I just searched for XML in the
dictionary and came up with a host of commands. I bet studying these would shed
some light on what needs to be done. Also, perhaps looking at a simple XML file
would benefit you. Many Apple prefs files are XML I think.
Apple's description of how to add information to the new iBooks Author
includes the ability to quickly attach widgets to the interactive eBook. The
question is whether such widgets can be created in LiveCode. If this is not
possible, just how difficult would it be to create from scratch an
Most professional test instruments have some kind of interface - does the
test device have any serial or IEEE interface?Livecode really can't
grok the data space of another application. The application must provide an
API or some kind of hardware interface.
If it's a Macintosh application,
In the app I am writing now, I am going to have to face this issue. My solution
was going to be choosing fonts that either exist on both platforms, or
installing the ones that are not. I REALLY like the Belgium font for headers
and what not, so my intention is to install it on Windows in some
On Jan 23, 2012, at 10:34 AM, Graham Samuel wrote:
Pete - thanks for your reply (the only one so far - are there no XML users on
the list??).
Sorry, Graham… was a bit busy before to respond.
I notice that people tend to use employee lists and the like; but so far I
haven't found a very
If you're using my script-only stsXMLLibrary, you'd do this:
put /root/employees into tRootNode -- makes it easier to work with
put stsXML_LoadData(tMyXML) into tDocID
put stsXML_AppendChild(tDocID tRootNode,ELEM,employee) into tNewNodeID
get
Thanks Ken and Warren. In 99% of cases, the font, size, style, etc are
left at whatever LC's default is, which sounds like the system font for the
platform. I like the idea of having a small test application to find the
best solution for this, plus thanks Ken for the frontscript and other
ideas.
On 01/22/2012 11:20 PM, Bob Earp wrote:
Far be it for me to question your wisdom here Jacque, but are you sure this is
true for Rev (not LC) ?
I went from HC to SC to ToolBook and then Rev, and at the time of looking at Rev, I
can remember one of the enticements for moving was the ability to
On 01/23/2012 07:48 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Jerry Jensen wrote:
Always take advantage of a good excuse to rewrite your code. The
first pancake is never the best one!
Well said.
That's all well and good, unless, like me, you, being Scots, end up with
Drop-scones instead of pancakes :)
All good points. I guess I'm thinking of a different situation that
multiple people working on the same project. When someone reports a bug
that crept into a particular version of an application, it would be useful
to see what changes were made to the stack that might have introduced the
bug.
It a Windows based app.
The machine is standalone and has no external data connections.
It could be possible via the SDK , but that would mean writing externals.
Are we saying that livecode cannot get text from other displayed window ?
Best Regards
Camm
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From:
I think I knew how to do this at one time.
I have an app saved for the Web as a revlet
After saving as a standalone (for the web) a page opens in Safari that says it
is a test page--BUT NOT APP. Is the app supposed to open in Safari as a RevLet?
The file created on my drive consists as a
Well, I think you are half correct Richard. These sort of decisions need to be
made on a case by case basis, and although I'd love to be paid for rewriting
code every time I'm asked to edit something, I can't find customers that would
cough up the moolah. However, if you have some that you
Ah, remember pre-OSX when you could replace the entire Finder with your own app?
Jim Lambert
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Sorry if this has been answered already. Possibly to me.
What is wrong with this:
on mouseUp
repeat until the mouseclick
put the mouseControl
end repeat
end mouseUp
Why don't I get a continuous rundown of the objects underlying the cursor?
Thanks
Craig Newman
On Jan 23, 2012, at 3:17 PM, dunb...@aol.com wrote:
Sorry if this has been answered already. Possibly to me.
What is wrong with this:
on mouseUp
repeat until the mouseclick
put the mouseControl
end repeat
end mouseUp
Try repeat until the mouse is down … if that doesn't
On Jan 23, 2012, at 2:35 AM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
On 1/22/12 11:47 PM, Pete wrote:
I wouldn't be surprised if it was. I believe one of the accusations from
Apple in their case against HTC was that tapping a phone number in a
message and having the phone dial the number was copyright
I've mentioned it before, that if you set a breakpoint on a global, the IDE
will crash to desktop. I have verified this is a problem even when all plugins
are disabled. Does anyone know a workaround for this? I am in desperate need of
finding where an array is getting set to empty. For whatever
Ken.
The wait thing worked. Don't know why it should. Thank you.
Craig Newman
-Original Message-
From: Ken Ray k...@sonsothunder.com
To: How to use LiveCode use-livecode@lists.runrev.com
Sent: Mon, Jan 23, 2012 11:59 am
Subject: Re: mouseControl
On Jan 23, 2012, at 3:17 PM,
On Jan 23, 2012, at 2:05 PM, Peter M. Brigham, MD wrote:
On Jan 23, 2012, at 2:35 AM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
On 1/22/12 11:47 PM, Pete wrote:
I wouldn't be surprised if it was. I believe one of the accusations from
Apple in their case against HTC was that tapping a phone number in a
I don't believe any program can unless there is a way to do it built into the
source app. QuicKeys for instance will intercept menus, buttons etc. because
something is actually happening in the OS when the user interacts with those
objects. Assuming that the developer followed the guidelines of
I don't think any application can do that without an API.
On 23 January 2012 12:06, Camm cam...@tesco.net wrote:
It a Windows based app.
The machine is standalone and has no external data connections.
It could be possible via the SDK , but that would mean writing externals.
Are we saying
Because no new messages get noticed during execution of a handler unless there
is a wait . . . with messages.
On Jan 23, 2012, at 2:33 PM, dunb...@aol.com wrote:
Ken.
The wait thing worked. Don't know why it should. Thank you.
Craig Newman
-Original Message-
From: Ken
Hiya Thomas,
I've been meaning to take a stab at this, and your post got me off my duff.
I've seen a few apps that do multitouch pinch to zoom *really* well. by
that I mean that the pinch can accomplish 3 things at the same time:
scale something
rotate something
move something
The last one
I had a similar experience when trying to convert old procedural dBase to
object oriented. There was a converter that came with Visual Foxpro that would
attempt to convert a procedural app into an OOP one, but it was a miserable
failure. There were too many differences, and what you ended up
That won't work with me. To vague and simple to patent.
Bob
On Jan 23, 2012, at 2:05 PM, Peter M. Brigham, MD wrote:
On Jan 23, 2012, at 2:35 AM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
On 1/22/12 11:47 PM, Pete wrote:
I wouldn't be surprised if it was. I believe one of the accusations from
Apple in
Jerry.
Nothing to do with a message. I was testing the value of a function. Most other
such things work:
on mouseUp
repeat until the mouseclick
put the mouseH , the mouseV
end repeat
end mouseUp
This very nicely tracks the loc of the cursor. Always did. It is something
about some
Ken,
Did you try setting acceleratedRendering to true and then setting the layerMode
property of the image to dynamic? Might make a difference. Kind of guessing,
though.
Chris
On Jan 23, 2012, at 4:02 PM, Ken Corey wrote:
Hiya Thomas,
I've been meaning to take a stab at this, and your
Ah, I see. I would have guessed that would work too!
On Jan 23, 2012, at 3:17 PM, dunb...@aol.com wrote:
Jerry.
Nothing to do with a message. I was testing the value of a function. Most
other such things work:
on mouseUp
repeat until the mouseclick
put the mouseH , the
Hi Ken,
Thanks you for the scripts. I've basically adopted your approach of
setting the font based on what OS I'm running on and that makes things look
a LOT better! I think property profiles would do the job and I could just
set the appropriate profile based on OS at start up but I need to
Pessulus, a lockdown editor, works in Linux. I have used it. There is also
a distribution called webconverger, whch could be used as a starting point.
Two other points of takeoff if building a linux appliance would be tinycore
or slitaz. They are really tiny distributions and very fast.
--
I hadn't tried that before. I tried it just now, and if anything it
made the behaviour worse. This were even more jittery than before. By
jittery I mean the items flash back and forth 10-20 pixels. If you
move your fingers quickly, it's easy to get the image drawing in a
wildly incorrect
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