Ruslan, you might need to include some information about why someone
might prefer to learn the Valentina API (accessible from V4REV) by
citing some features of Valentina that are superior or unavailable in
sqlite e.g. encryption, full-text searching (I'm not sure if the
latter has been enabled
Hello,
I'm having problems getting a post command routine which works fine
between an onrev cgi file and my Windows desktop standalones to also
work fine on Android.
Whereas on the desktop setup the cgi sends back data as expected, on
Android nothing seems to be happening.
And this happens both
Hi from Beautiful Brittany,
On 3 Mar 2012, at 6:00 pm, Richmond wrote:
the ultimate Sanskrit input system; and working hard towards the
finishing line.
Colonel Pickering would be proud of you!
The rain falls mainly on the plain.
I think he's got it ! By George, he's got it !
-Francis
Hi from Beautiful Brittany,
Richard wrote :
don't expect everything to work as
well as it does with real Windows.
Richmond. I hope you don't mind if I pass on
that statement !
However, it reminds me of the definition of Real and
Virtual Memory on the IBM computers of the 70's.
1 - If it's
Hi Nicolas,
You're right, this doesn't work. It is a bug. Currently, I don't know of any
solution, except for using GET instead of POST.
--
Best regards,
Mark Schonewille
Economy-x-Talk Consulting and Software Engineering
Homepage: http://economy-x-talk.com
Twitter:
That bugs prevents anyone from implementing any social network stuff on
Android, should be marked as blocker.
=/
On Thu, Mar 8, 2012 at 11:07 AM, Mark Schonewille
m.schonewi...@economy-x-talk.com wrote:
Hi Nicolas,
You're right, this doesn't work. It is a bug. Currently, I don't know of
Since the new xCode is an App bundle it isn't recognized as a folder for dev in
LC.
But you can still run LC apps in the simulator.
As long as you have not deleted the old xCode /developer folder (or if you did
and then moved it back after install) and you are using Lion 10.7.3 xCode
On Thu, Mar 8, 2012 at 1:16 AM, Pete p...@mollysrevenge.com wrote:
Hi Trevor,
I tried this approach in Livecode an it works great.
I do have one strange thing going on which I hope you can help with. There
are 12 lines in my datagird. I put a breakpoint in GetDataForLine and I
see it
Andre you almost made coffee come out my nose!
Apple damned by the stock market if they dont make things bigger,
brighter and better at least twice a year and damned by their
developers when they do!
jeff
On Mar 8, 2012, at 2:04 AM, use-livecode-requ...@lists.runrev.com wrote:
I've
You're right, this doesn't work. It is a bug.
Mark,
That got me thinking that there might be a bug report on this already.
And there is! Report# 9964.
That report offers this workaround:
I can confirm there is a bug in Android post to URL. The post
On Mar 7, 2012, at 5:17 PM, Gerry Orkin wrote:
Tim Jones wrote:
I agree that the higher pixel density will provide for more comfortable
reading, but it also means that we'll now need to add still another screen
size to the three that we already must check for (iPhone, iPhone Retina, and
Would a quad core make you a bit happier? How about 4G LTE? I don't think it
was about nothing. These are all somethings, and all together they comprise a
significant upgrade. Also, I think that in the midst of economic uncertainty,
it would be foolish of Apple to embark on some great new
Hi Trevor,
The properties you mentioned are both set correctly. I tried logging
executioncontexts but everything looked exactly the same each time though.
I also logged the line number parameter of GetDataForLine each time
through and displayed them immediatly after the line of code that sets
Whoa - I touched a sensitive nerve ending with that one..
Everything that you mention was all stuff that could have been announced via
press release. The quad core is the GPU only. The 4G-LTE support is again -
catch up. Economic uncertainty is not part of the reality of Apple. They made
Hi Monte,
The callbacks that Paul mentions in his reply is one thing - would be great
to be able to display some sort of progress messages during a lengthy db
operation. But seems like that might be a problem according to Paul.
I guess I've come across several niggling issues in the last few
Hi Paul,
Yes the callbacks are certainly one of the things I want to get access to
but you're raising doubts as to how feasible that might be. But there are
other things too.
I guess the first thing I'm trying to ascertain is if it will be possible
to call the C API's directly from LC or if
I also seemed to have touched a nerve! :-) I wasn't relating gas prices to the
apple event (a drastic oversimplification of what I was saying) I was relating
an unstable economy that has all the signs of destabilizing even more (using
the rising gas prices as one vector on the issue as an
From: Pete
I guess the first thing I'm trying to ascertain is if it will
be possible to call the C API's directly from LC or if there
will have to be some intermediate external glue that sits
between LC and the SQLite C API.
I haven't written an external since Rev 3.5, but I don't think
Trevor, yes I'm going to try.
But I think it would be a good idea if you could change your stack in the
lesson Displaying Large Amounts of Data to demonstrate the performance of
LiveCode.
Jérôme
Le 8 mars 2012 à 05:19, Trevor DeVore a écrit :
Jérôme - you might try something like this in
On 3/5/12 12:53 PM, � wrote:
Your acid test is very interesting. Using sqlite3 directly is one solution to
increase performance of LiveCode.
And you're right, a response time of less than a second is acceptable from a user's
perspective and and limit the number of registration is a way to
Can I agree to disagree too? :)
I think that when people actually SEE the iPad 3 they'll get what the big deal
is. It's the best tablet screen you can buy as of right now. But yeah, iPad 3
is an evolutionary not revolutionary product. Heck in the K-12 market, the
much bigger announcement
please consider voting for report #2783 in quality center which calls for typed
variables (an example being for passing parameters to externals)
http://quality.runrev.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2783
Best regards
François
Le 8 mars 2012 à 19:48, Paul D. DeRocco a écrit :
From: Pete
I guess the
On 03/08/2012 02:28 PM, Francis Nugent Dixon wrote:
Hi from Beautiful Brittany,
Richard wrote :
don't expect everything to work as
well as it does with real Windows.
Richmond. I hope you don't mind if I pass on
that statement !
You are very welcome to.
I don't like Windows to be honest,
Tom, you understand this so much better than me - could you explain whether and
what upgrades on the Apple side I can do and still work with the current
version of LC (5.0.2). Presumably you've seen the email from Apple Update your
apps for iOS 5.1. Can we? I understand your point about the
Would something like SWIG help with the construction of LC externals?
I confess to not knowing anything about externals, and almost nothing
about C. But I've used some products which are cross-platform and
provide interfaces in many different languages. At their base they
use SWIG (or something
Probably helps if I provide a link: http://www.swig.org/
On Thu, Mar 8, 2012 at 9:34 PM, Bernard Devlin bdrun...@gmail.com wrote:
Would something like SWIG help with the construction of LC externals?
I confess to not knowing anything about externals, and almost nothing
about C. But I've used
This is not an easy egg to crack. I have been trying for a few hours now. When
and if I get somewhere I will get back to you.
Tom
-- Tom McGrath III
http://lazyriver.on-rev.com
3mcgr...@comcast.net
On Mar 8, 2012, at 4:11 PM, Graham Samuel wrote:
Tom, you understand this so much better than
Richard MacLemale richard@... writes:
They're doing the same thing with OS X Server. They've taken out a lot of
stuff that the education market was
still using.
Speaking of which, has anyone tried out Lion Server?
--
Mark Wieder
___
I would, but most of my servers are too old to run anything beyond Leopard, and
the ones that could are not doing anything that would benefit from it.
Bob
On Mar 8, 2012, at 4:45 PM, Mark Wieder wrote:
Richard MacLemale richard@... writes:
They're doing the same thing with OS X Server.
On Mar 8, 2012, at 4:45 PM, Mark Wieder wrote:
Richard MacLemale richard@... writes:
They're doing the same thing with OS X Server. They've taken out a lot of
stuff that the education market was
still using.
Speaking of which, has anyone tried out Lion Server?
I'm a-scared. 10.6 server
I'v tried out Lion Server and Mountain Lion (10.8) Server. But I'm under NDA
for 10.8 Server. I can say that in my District we're skipping 10.7 Server and
will be deploying 10.8 Server. I can also say that for schools using Workgroup
Manager for clients, they'll want to keep a 10.6 Server to
Brenard,
Havn't looked in detail but this sounds like it might help with developing
some sort of wrapper for the C externals. Plus I always a good SWIG makes
my code so much nicer!
Pete
On Thu, Mar 8, 2012 at 1:34 PM, Bernard Devlin bdrun...@gmail.com wrote:
Probably helps if I provide a
And what really eats at this long time mac aficionado is that soon I will be
forced to upgrade. I LIKE Leopard/Snow Leopard! I don't wanna give it up!
Bob
On Mar 8, 2012, at 4:58 PM, Richard MacLemale wrote:
I'v tried out Lion Server and Mountain Lion (10.8) Server. But I'm under NDA
for
Done. Although it looks like this goes back to 2005 so doesn't seem like
it's likley to get fixed after all this time.
Pete
2012/3/8 François Chaplais francois.chapl...@mines-paristech.fr
please consider voting for report #2783 in quality center which calls for
typed variables (an example
I'm recompiling an old program with a few minor mods, and now I'm getting
the following error on a line in my first handler that merely says local
s:
stack main: compilation error at line 139 (local: name shadows another
variable or constant) near s, char 3
If I change s to some other variable,
Hi,
You might have something like this:
local s
on mouseUp
local s
put s
end mouseUp
which should be either
on mouseUp
local s
put s
end mouseUp
or
local s
on mouseUp
put s
end mouseUp
If you use local s in multiple handlers, then the error will show up for every
Might look here:
http://www.runrevplanet.com/index.php?option=com_contentview=articleid=205:52-tips-in-as-many-weeks-tip-52catid=57:tip-of-the-weekItemid=65
#23
and possibly here:
http://runtime-revolution.278305.n4.nabble.com/What-does-shadows-mean-td3889721.html
Not sure if there is anything
On Fri, Mar 9, 2012 at 1:30 AM, Bob Sneidar b...@twft.com wrote:
Gas prices are going through the roof
It always puts a smile on my face when people who have it so cheap think
it's expensive. I guess you might side with the Mayan's if Gas prices were
to hit $8.33 a Gallon by the end of the
Which device is serving DHCP? Where does it get ITS IP#? How are the DHCP
served addresses set up? Be sure there is only ONE DHCP server on your network.
Everything else should bridge.
On Mar 8, 2012, at 9:15 PM, Kay C Lan wrote:
As we are WOT and you guys are clearly Server savvy I thought I
On 09/03/2012 03:09, Kay C Lan wrote:
paying a lot more for gas than that because I only purchase the cheap stuff
and I have no doubt that it will be well above $8.50 by year's end.
Prices are insane. I just filled my tank here in the UK, and paid £1.45
per litre for diesel.
That's 1.45 x
On 9 Mar 2012, at 14:43, Ken Corey wrote:
That's 1.45 x 4.54 (to convert to gallons) x 1.57 ( from xe.com, to convert
to dollars) = $10.33 per gallon, and my car holds about 18 gallons.
Gallons are the exeception that proves the rule that everything is bigger in
America. A Gallon is a
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