Hi Malte,
I don't use HTMLText in this case, but good to know
Thanks
Tiemo
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I know this is sort of off-topic, but will you be supporting
Python at any point?
If a bunch of customers request it, its possible; anyone else?
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Hi Ruslan,
not BEFORE Valentina_Init, but WHILE Valentina_Init. This is the last
executed statement, so I couldn't set the debug level in the next statement.
LiveCode produced a crashlog at exact this statement, but with no other
information
The windows system crash log just shows some generic
On 2/17/12 10:29 AM, Lynn Fredricks lfredri...@proactive-intl.com wrote:
I know this is sort of off-topic, but will you be supporting
Python at any point?
If a bunch of customers request it, its possible; anyone else?
Yes this is possible actually, than more that we have got here develop
Having reached the point where I can run an app in the simulator, I can't find
any way of getting any results out of it, apart from adding various displays,
'answer' statements and the like - in other words, I have to distort my app in
order to debug it. This is sad, since at this stage the app
On 16/02/2012 21:25, François Chaplais wrote:
Richard, Gatekeeper can be configured to download anything you like, if you
like.
For now.
I do love my iPad, but my biggest heartache with it is that apps that I
would like to have free and unfettered access can't (Codea is a great
example).
Ruslan, Python does have classes. I noticed from when I looked at the
Ruby PHP valentina libraries, that they seemed to do much less than
the V4REV library. I assume that is the difference between what you
mention below with A and B.
I'm very glad that V4REV does have so many ways to work with
On Tue, Feb 14, 2012 at 6:09 AM, Bob Sneidar b...@twft.com wrote:
Hey there it is! I was looking for a strictly mathematical method but that
will do nicely.
Not sure how Paul's response could be the answer as it seems to miss an
important step.
--take the difference in pIncrement units,
I had a couple of statements in my iOS app:
play xylo.aif
wait until the sound is done
Works fine in the IDE, but never reaches 'done' status in the simulator - 'the
sound' returns the file name, or exactly
//xylo.aif
This value is (I think) what LC is expected to return on iOS with a sound
Gatekeeper can be configured to download anything you like, if you like.
The main Problem here is that most people won't. Most users never ever change
the default settings. So my prediction is: If you create Mac Software (and soon
windows too), it is Sign or die, App store or die If that is
I red that with Mountain Lion, Apple is preparing to abandon most of the Carbon
API...
What happens to LiveCode which is a Carbon application ?
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Perhaps I should explain a little more, because some people seem to think this
feature was already available in LiveCode.
Currently, livecode has functions to retrieve the the current language settings
of the iPhone. With iphonePreferredLanguages, you can find out which language
to use if
Thank gnu for Linux.
Bernard
On Fri, Feb 17, 2012 at 9:34 AM, Ken Corey k...@kencorey.com wrote:
Companies are yearning for total control, for better or worse.
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Well, I was fleetingly pleased with myself that I got my first iOS app
installed and running on my iPad 2. It didn't last. The thing runs as though
wading through glue - MUCH slower than on my Mac (a not particularly new
MacBook) and even slower even than on the simulator. The amount of
On 17/02/2012 13:34, Graham Samuel wrote:
Well, I was fleetingly pleased with myself that I got my first iOS app
installed and running on my iPad 2. It didn't last. The thing runs as though
wading through glue - MUCH slower than on my Mac (a not particularly new
MacBook) and even slower even
On Fri, Feb 17, 2012 at 7:23 AM, Bernard Devlin wrote:
Thank gnu for Linux.
Bernard
On Fri, Feb 17, 2012 at 9:34 AM, Ken Corey k...@kencorey.com wrote:
Companies are yearning for total control, for better or worse.
Nobody is safe. The latest incarnation of MacBook Pro hardware WILL NOT
On 2/17/12 10:38 AM, Tiemo Hollmann TB toolb...@kestner.de wrote:
Hi Tiemo,
not BEFORE Valentina_Init, but WHILE Valentina_Init. This is the last
executed statement, so I couldn't set the debug level in the next statement.
LiveCode produced a crashlog at exact this statement, but with no
Roger Eller wrote:
Nobody is safe. The latest incarnation of MacBook Pro hardware WILL NOT
boot a live CD of any Linux distro. We tried 10 different ones including
Ubuntu, Debian, Suse, Slackware, Mint, and other less-known distros. So,
Apple is blocking bootloaders too.
Looks like Apple's
On Feb 17, 2012, at 5:23 AM, René Micout wrote:
I red that with Mountain Lion, Apple is preparing to abandon most of the
Carbon API...
What happens to LiveCode which is a Carbon application ?
They said at the last conference that they were planning on focusing on a move
to Cocoa as soon as
Graham,
Debugging is a bit of a pain still. No doubt about that. However, it can be
made a bit easier by using simple put commands in combination with the
Console application. All put statements will output to the console. I find that
a little easier to deal with than a bunch of answer
Graham,
There was a bug at one point that would cause a hang because the sound would
never return done. But I thought it had been fixed. Not sure in which version
of LiveCode, however. Which version are you using?
Chris
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On Feb 17,
Without seeing any code, I would advise looking at the acceleratedRendering and
layerMode properties if you haven't already. These might make a difference when
moving objects. Honestly, though, I'm not sure if they apply to dragging or
not. I haven't personally done anything like that. Maybe
Mark,
This is awesome. Thank you.
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On Feb 16, 2012, at 11:50 PM, Mark Schonewille wrote:
Hi,
Because I'm doing a lot with RTL and East Asian languages lately and things
may go wrong if the user of my software uses the
You're welcome :-)
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On 17 feb 2012, at
Hi Ruslan,
I didn't tested it in the IDE, I tested in a standalone environment and
removed the files from my app folder of the standalone.
Thanks
Tiemo
I tried to remove the Valentina dlls on my computer with interesting
results.
Removing all these folders and Dlls just didn't
I have some code that sets the tooltip of a control to either some text or
empty depending on a condition. If the code to set the tooltip to empty is
executed, the tooltip is still displayed with its previous values. How can
I get rid of the tooltip?
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Does moving to Cocoa mean we get all the missing Mac native controls?
Pete
On Fri, Feb 17, 2012 at 7:01 AM, Ken Ray k...@sonsothunder.com wrote:
On Feb 17, 2012, at 5:23 AM, René Micout wrote:
I red that with Mountain Lion, Apple is preparing to abandon most of the
Carbon API...
What
On 17/02/2012 14:59, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Looks like Apple's message is clear: if you want to run Linux you'll
need to buy your computer from System 76 or ZaReason.
Thanks for the tip, Apple. ;)
Looking at their site this morning it seems System 76 just refreshed
their line...
Interesting.
Obviously you could do this inline, but then it wouldn't be reusable. I'd
go with a function:
function roundUp x,i -- rounds x up to the next i
return ((x - .1) div i + 1) * i
end roundUp
function test T1,T2
-- returns the difference between two times in seconds
-- rounded up to
IMHO the bug is still there. I'm using LC 5.0.2, running under MacOS Lion
10.7.3. The Simulator is version 5.0 (272) - the hang occurred in the simulator
and the device (forgot to say that before).
In fact even after I took the test out, I have not yet got my app to make a
sound on my device
Chris, this is fantastic! Despite years of LC/Rev scripting, I had never heard
of either of the properties you mention, and now I've read a bit more about
them I really don't understand them much - presumably there must be a payoff
between using static and dynamic layerModes, or the engine
Le 17 févr. 2012 à 16:01, Ken Ray a écrit :
They said at the last conference that they were planning on focusing on a
move to Cocoa as soon as possible - so I'm figuring that by the time Apple
abandons Carbon, RunRev will have shifted LiveCode to Cocoa...
Thank you Ken a good news !
Le
I believe the layermode (static, dynamic, scrolling) can be set before
build and will retain their state. Pretty sure the acceleratedrendering
must be set at runtime as you mention.
On Fri, Feb 17, 2012 at 10:24 AM, Graham Samuel livf...@mac.com wrote:
Chris, this is fantastic! Despite years
Chris, what a fount of knowledge you are! Again, I hadn't realised the Console
Application existed - in fact at the time of writing I haven't found it yet,
but I dare say I will soon. It is mentioned once in the iOS Deployment Notes
and AFAIK nowhere else (tho it might be buried in a lesson
I have been fooling around with revFontLoad in Windows for quite a while now
with varying degrees of succes, nostly very little. I found an old post that
suggested saving the font as a custom property, and then when the application
loads, saves that custom property as its original font. So far
There are only a couple of specifically deprecated items and there are very
specific replacements for them in the remaining Carbon APIs. Carbon is still
with us.
If you are a registered Apple developer, check out the discussion forums for
specifics.
However, please don't take what I'm saying
Hi Lars,
The save command is only for stacks. You need to use the write or put URL
command. Make sure to open the file for binary write or start the URL with bin
file.
An easier way might be to use Installer Maker to include your fonts with your
software and have them installed correctly.
Hi Lars,
Am 17.02.2012 um 18:33 schrieb Lars Brehmer:
I have been fooling around with revFontLoad in Windows for quite a while now
with varying degrees of succes, nostly very little. I found an old post that
suggested saving the font as a custom property, and then when the application
does it work if you save the font as a file first (using the URL scheme, for
instance?)
François
Le 17 févr. 2012 à 18:33, Lars Brehmer a écrit :
I have been fooling around with revFontLoad in Windows for quite a while now
with varying degrees of succes, nostly very little. I found an old
Actually, thank Linus Torvalds for Linux. If you have the drive, it is
possible to build a Linus system with no GNU tools and code - in that case,
thank the FreeBSD guys.
Speaking of which, how about a LiveCode version for FreeBSD?
Tim
On Feb 17, 2012, at 5:23 AM, Bernard Devlin wrote:
I'm not positive, but didn't Andre get livecode running on bsd by
installing some linux binary support libraries or some such? Or maybe it
was livecode server that was beaten into submission I forget.
On Fri, Feb 17, 2012 at 11:13 AM, Tim Jones tolis...@me.com wrote:
Actually, thank Linus
It is possible to get Linux apps running using the Linux compatibility libs,
but I'm thinking more in a native manner.
Tim
On Feb 17, 2012, at 11:38 AM, Mike Bonner wrote:
I'm not positive, but didn't Andre get livecode running on bsd by
installing some linux binary support libraries or some
Lars,
Here's a couple of routines I use that may help you:
on saveFont
answer file Choose a font to embed:
if it is emtpy then exit to top
set itemDel to /
set the uFontName of this stack to last item of it --save the name
set the uEmbeddedFont of this stack to URL (binfile: it)
On Feb 17, 2012, at 12:20 PM, Geoff Canyon Rev wrote:
function roundUp x,i -- rounds x up to the next i
return ((x - .1) div i + 1) * i
end roundUp
Works except for values like 4.1.
Try this instead. It's a sort of a trick to avoid using a conditional
construction, though the
On 02/16/2012 11:19 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Richmond wrote:
I wonder what is going to happen, when, at last, Apple hits system 11
. . . will there be any cats left?
Of course 'Slugworth' (pace Charlie and the Chocolate Factory), aka
Shuttleworth, nicked Ocelot while the late
Steve Jobs (may
Pete,
I don't see this at all. I set up a simple condition that either sets the
toolTip of a button to some text or empty. If the condition is met, I get the
tooltip, If not I get empty, that is to say, no tooltip showing.
Craig Newman
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From: Pete
Hi Michael,
Michael Chean wrote
So what about source control, any applicability here. Are Diffs possible
Chipp Walters from Altuit published the software named Magic Carpet.
http://lists.runrev.com/pipermail/use-livecode/2004-August/042850.html
Hey all, just thought I'd let you know we
Well hey howdy! I should check this out.
Bob
On Feb 17, 2012, at 1:19 PM, Alejandro Tejada wrote:
Hi Michael,
Michael Chean wrote
So what about source control, any applicability here. Are Diffs possible
Chipp Walters from Altuit published the software named Magic Carpet.
Hi all.
Can the visual effect command apply the effect just to the area of the
screen that has changed during a lock screen operation?
I want to reveal the answer to a question by changing the text of a button
label, then make it appear to the user that the answer has flipped up. Right
now, the
Well Bob, here is one more:
-- countTheHour with NO IF statements, proper rounding, and a single
calculation line
-- pIncrement is in seconds, so 900 equals 15 minutes increments. The
default (by the max function) is 1 minute (60 seconds)
-- 1 second in 1 hour is 1/3600 or 0.000278, so the
I am trying to take your concept and make it a bit more generic but I feel like
I must be in the Friday blues.
I am stuck on syntax or I am loosing my mind. Probably the latter. ;-)
Rather than go to the stack directly I wanted to pick up the url from the first
line of a text file so it is
Have a read at p.12 of the 5.0.2 release notes regarding the changes made for
displaying visual effects.
I would image that you are going to be interested in :-
lock screen for visual effect [in rect]
Can the visual effect command apply the effect just to the area of the
screen that has
Thanks Paul and John. Those suggestions were very helpful!
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Thanks for that Paul!
Bob
On Feb 17, 2012, at 2:03 PM, Paul Dupuis wrote:
Well Bob, here is one more:
-- countTheHour with NO IF statements, proper rounding, and a single
calculation line
-- pIncrement is in seconds, so 900 equals 15 minutes increments. The
default (by the max function)
My original function took the number to be rounded and the increment to
round up to, so I think your version would become:
function roundUp x,i -- rounds x up to the next i
return x div i * i + item itemoffset((x mod i 0),true,false) of (i,0)
end roundUp
On Fri, Feb 17, 2012 at 1:49 PM, Peter
I would be surprised if you could get this to work as DropBox states
specifically that you cannot link to folders in your Public folder:
https://www.dropbox.com/help/16
While you can't link to folders in your Public folder, you can link to
files within sub-folders
That said, you could generate a
OK now you are just showing off! :-)
Bob
On Feb 17, 2012, at 3:39 PM, Geoff Canyon Rev wrote:
My original function took the number to be rounded and the increment to
round up to, so I think your version would become:
function roundUp x,i -- rounds x up to the next i
return x div i * i +
I am linking to files, not folders. Statements 1 and 2 are doing exactly what
is expected. Only the third statement with the correct URL in the variable is
not working.
The following works just fine:
go URL http://dl.dropbox.com/u/4379494/LiveCode/test.livecode;
Where the following does
Ah Ha!! I found a non printable character in the url that is being pulled out
of the first line of the file.
-= Mike
On 02/17/2012, at 6:50 PM, Scott Rossi wrote:
I would be surprised if you could get this to work as DropBox states
specifically that you cannot link to folders in your
First of all, thank you very much Mark for this:
Hi Lars,
The save command is only for stacks. You need to use the write or put URL
command. Make sure to open the file for binary write or start the URL with
bin file.
I now have my fonts stored as custom properties, and when the stack or
Hi Lars,
If you have a close look at the htmlText property, you might notice some
important differences when you switch font sizes. It is possible that at one
particular size no font size is given at all or perhaps even the font
information is missing completely.
You might try to set the
I just noticed a few typos that made this post hard to understand correctly, so
here it is again.
First of all, thank you very much Mark for this:
Hi Lars,
The save command is only for stacks. You need to use the write or put URL
command. Make sure to open the file for binary write or
Thanks Alejandro, but I'm not too enthusiastic about the idea of using
a proprietary tool. I use svn mostly here, so some solution
like this would be good. In a corporate environment something like this is
pretty much a necessity.
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Guys I thought I'd speed test these.
Unfortunately I don't have the time to figure out exactly how Geoff's
amended version of Peter's solution actually works in this case; rounding
1.1 to 1.25, 3.3 to 3.5. I can get it to work with whole numbers, but not
0.25 increments as per the OP.
The
Hi Michael.
As you may have deduced by now, Livecode is a bit of an odd duck in the
development world. Most of the tools people are used to working with would not
apply here. It's just a different way of doing things. I have likened it before
to the difference between having all the raw
Hi Bob,
slylabs13 wrote
I think back then there was such a distain for anything Macintosh in the
PC world, that anyone faced with the decision about whether or not to
include in a history of computing, Hypercard as a precursor to ALL
Hypertext based systems would be inclined to decline.
This is beginning to look Disturbingly like regex!
Sent from my iPad
On Feb 17, 2012, at 7:13 PM, Peter M. Brigham, MD pmb...@gmail.com wrote:
On Feb 17, 2012, at 6:39 PM, Geoff Canyon Rev wrote:
My original function took the number to be rounded and the increment to
round up to, so I
Well, there's something wrong with the K solution and the Paul solution.
Stepping through the script with the debugger, for the first line of tStore,
the difference between tEndTime and tStartTime = 7974 (I inserted a temp
variable tTemp = tEndTime - tStartTime so I could see what was going
Hi Michael,
If I understood well, these messages from January 2011, talk about
recreating binary stacks from XML sources. This should be similar to
compiling binaries from text sources. Ask to Mark Wieder about his
livecode software for Version Control...
The answer to life may be 42, but my question is: 6?
The setup: I create a new scrolling field, fill it with a bunch of text, and
drag the scrollbar all the way down, setting the field to its max vertical
scroll. When I compare the formattedHeight of the field minus its physical
height with the
If you change the font size significantly, does that change your
fudgefactor?
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mmm, fudge.
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If you change the font size significantly, does that change your
fudgefactor?
Nope. No setting I can find changes the difference.
Regards,
Scott Rossi
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Tactile Media, UX Design
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