Re: script works only during debugging

Jacque- Wednesday, May 9, 2012, 10:00:18 PM, you wrote: > It's so odd when it works in the debugger but not otherwise. Yeah. I hate that. The only thing worse is the other way around. -- -Mark Wieder mwie...@ahsoftware.net ___ use-livecode mailing

Re: Breakpoints being ignored

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Re: [OT] Mac App Store (was Gatekeeper)

I think you can sign your app without selling it through the Apple store, two differernt things Pete lcSQL Software On Wed, May 9, 2012 at 7:32 PM, Kay C Lan wrote: > On Thu, May 10, 2012 at 5:37 AM, Andrew Henshaw wrote: > > > The MAS store does not offer a demo or tri

Re: [OT] Mac App Store (was Gatekeeper)

Hi Andy, please, can you clarify this point ? How you check the validity of the 'MAS receipt file' from inside a LiveCode program ? Thanks in advance, Regards, Guglielmo On 09.05.2012 23:37, Andrew Henshaw wrote: ... Then add in the checking of the 'MAS reciept file' and you are good to

Re: script works only during debugging

On Thu, May 10, 2012 at 12:34 PM, Nicolas Cueto wrote: > Fingers crossed for other suggestions, cause I sure want to avoid > Craig's suggestion that I retyp the whole code... > e > Cheers. > > You may not have to do that, you could try simply copying and pasting the entire script into a Text Edi

Re: my 1st iOS app is online

Fantastic use of mergExt I must say ;-) mergZXing + mergPop anything else? Don't forget you get a free month access if you do a mini case study for mergExt.com! See Todd's for an example: http://mergext.com/flat-out-fitness/ Cheers On 10/05/2012, at 7:08 AM, Matthias Rebbe wrote: > Hi, > > t

Re: my 1st iOS app is online

On 5/9/12 4:08 PM, Matthias Rebbe wrote: Hi, today my 1st iOS app - created with LC - passed successfully the apple review (after the 1st attempt) and is now online in the app store. http://itunes.apple.com/en/app/qr2vcard/id523776887?l=en&ls=1&mt=8 Congratulations Matthias! I know how it fee

Re: script works only during debugging

On 5/9/12 11:34 PM, Nicolas Cueto wrote: Fingers crossed for other suggestions, cause I sure want to avoid Craig's suggestion that I retyp the whole code... It's happened to me too and I can't remember how I fixed it, or even if I did. It's so odd when it works in the debugger but not otherwi

Re: rev cgi at Bluehost: libX11.so.6 not found

Thanks very much for this -- I wasn't able to get the first version of RevServer working at JaguarPC and I'm positive it was for the same reasons you had. Now that I have a recipe maybe I'll try it again. Would love to get it going. JaguarPC, btw, has no problems with old-style cgis. Apparentl

Re: script works only during debugging

Kay C Lan suggested: > Is your referencing correct? Replaced all "this" and "me" and field references with explicit names. Still no go. > Does this involve multiples stacks (substacks) > or multiple cards. Nope. > Do you have unrelated stacks (Pluggin/Utility) open at > the same time? Mob

Re: SHIFTkey "Fun"

On 05/10/2012 06:52 AM, Kay C Lan wrote: On Thu, May 10, 2012 at 10:33 AM, Richard Gaskin wrote: Seems far more likely than the folks at RunRev sitting around their conference table thinking of ways that many years later they may be able to thwart Richmond's plans. ;) ROFL because I can actual

Re: SHIFTkey "Fun"

On Thu, May 10, 2012 at 10:33 AM, Richard Gaskin wrote: > Seems far more likely than the folks at RunRev sitting around their > conference table thinking of ways that many years later they may be able > to thwart Richmond's plans. ;) > ROFL because I can actually envisage that! That's made my da

Re: script works only during debugging

Is your referencing correct? Does this involve multiples stacks (substacks) or multiple cards. Do you have unrelated stacks (Pluggin/Utility) open at the same time? Is the reason it works with the debugger is that when the debugger comes up the appropriate card/stack is bought into focus? Have you

Re: rev cgi at Bluehost: libX11.so.6 not found

Livecode server works just fine at Dreamhost. And they have some of the best uptime and support in the industry, at competitive prices. Thanks to Andre for helping me get it running. All you need is a properly made .htaccess file at the top of the domain - no modification of Apache, which one can't

Re: Breakpoints being ignored

Sorry for the slow reply, but yes, type the word 'breakpoint' into your scripts. I got sick and tired of Rev skipping graphical breakpoints that I just type them in now. NEVER had one missed since. On Wed, May 9, 2012 at 4:12 PM, Ken Corey wrote: > On 09/05/2012 08:08, Kay C Lan wrote: > >> Hard

Re: Hosting Companies: Was Gatekeeper

I used their live chat feature (very nice BTW) and they say the limits on pages are when using their build tools. If you build your site and FTP the files up there is no limit to the number of pages. They claim that IMAP is supported even thought he web site says just POP. And they do provide a

Re: script works only during debugging

This has happened to me intermittantly ever since 1987, with HC. I never quite know how it resolves, though it usually does. I can swear that sometimes code works, and sometimes not, even though I have made no changes. And your point about a script runnding just fine through the debugger, but

Re: Breakpoints being ignored

On 5/9/12 8:27 PM, stephen barncard wrote: 1. The native editor is stable, but has oddities that annoy, like that unnecessary double-enter compile-and-close window thing, or the lack of a charcoal motif, that is easier on the eyes of the myopic. I couldn't get the stack-wide search to work. Navi

Re: Hosting Companies: Was Gatekeeper

Pete, I only see two types of accounts and one isn't really much of an account other than a place to park a domain. The other one says unlimited domains but I don't see any mention of number of web pages. It looks like they only support POP email no IMAP. Do you have access to the server logs

Re: rev cgi at Bluehost: libX11.so.6 not found

Curt Ford wrote: > Does anyone have experience with a rev cgi at Bluehost? I stopped using Bluehost many years ago when I discovered that they use a common error log for all users of a given machine, and worse, were aware of the problem and have no plans to fix it. RunRev's answer for problems li

Re: [OT] Gatekeeper

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Re: SHIFTkey "Fun"

Richmond wrote: > This whole thing is a pox, as I don't have this problem with Windows or > Linux (because Livecode detects a MOD-keydown as > a rawKeyDown and spits out a Unicode value). > > The thing that interests me here is that, in Mac OS 7,8,9, 10.2 there > was a program called 'Keycaps'

script works only during debugging

Hello All, A script that processes some text data and then sets a card's custom-property to that data has inconsistent results. In the debugger window it works fine. I put a breakpoint in the script, run it, and when the script pauses, I click "Continue" and, when the script exits, the custom-pro

Re: [OT] Mac App Store (was Gatekeeper)

On Thu, May 10, 2012 at 5:37 AM, Andrew Henshaw wrote: > The MAS store does not offer a demo or trial version, people just buy it. > If they want a demo they can go to your website and try that. > > I don't understand. I thought the origin of this post was to do with GateKeeper and avoiding the

Re: Hosting Companies: Was Gatekeeper

Hi Bill, I'm using fatcow as I mentioned and have been generally happy with them. As background, I wanted somewhere that would get a web site up and running quickly with the minimum of html coding necessary from me. Fatcow have a basic drag and drop web designer (Weebly) which I used and more ful

Hosting Companies: Was Gatekeeper

I'm looking for a new hosting company and FatCow gets some pretty good reviews and seems reasonably priced at just under $5 per month. What are you folks using who are happy with their hosting company? Bill Vlahos _ InfoWallet (http://www.infowallet.com) is about keeping your imp

Re: Breakpoints being ignored

Agreed! and thanks to Jerry for opening up the code to OSS. I didn't mean to diminish Mark's work on GLX2, I'm just frustrated with the current state of affairs with editors in Livecode in general. I've been spoiled by and used to Remo for years and have been comfortable with it, considered it the

Re: [ANN] - SQLiteAdmin Version 1.2.0 released

Probably can't send it to you, but I'll look into it. On Wed, May 9, 2012 at 4:55 PM, Peter Haworth wrote: > How are you encrypting it? There's no built in encryption for sqlite3 but > a few thrird party products that do it, in fact I notice SQLite2009 does > it. If you're using it's encryptio

Re: [ANN] - SQLiteAdmin Version 1.2.0 released

How are you encrypting it? There's no built in encryption for sqlite3 but a few thrird party products that do it, in fact I notice SQLite2009 does it. If you're using it's encryption, there's probably no way I can key into it, sorry. Pete lcSQL Software On Wed, May 9, 20

Re: [ANN] - SQLiteAdmin Version 1.2.0 released

Hi Michael, Never seen that one before. Probably SQlite2009 doesn't try to get the user version of the db. The .db3 extension shouldnt matter, sqlite doesn't care what extension you use. Any chance you could send me a copy of your db so I can try it here? This right when it opens the db so it w

Re: [ANN] - SQLiteAdmin Version 1.2.0 released

Ok my mistake that is the encryption causing that problem. Do you handle that? On Wed, May 9, 2012 at 4:20 PM, Michael Chean wrote: > Ok downloaded it and tried it with an database > Received and error: > > Error executing SQL > Pragma user_version > revdberr, Database Error: undefined Sqllite

Re: [ANN] - SQLiteAdmin Version 1.2.0 released

Ok downloaded it and tried it with an database Received and error: Error executing SQL Pragma user_version revdberr, Database Error: undefined Sqllite error Query: Pragma user_version. btw in this situation the db has a .db3 extension. Don't ask me why I inherited it I also use SQLite2009 pro, a

rev cgi at Bluehost: libX11.so.6 not found

I'm trying to setup a registration system using the old rev engine (linux) and cgi scripts. The user fills in a form on a web page, clicks a button, and the script should start the engine, do some tasks, and display some information returned by the script. There are no problems in testing on m

Re: SHIFTkey "Fun"

Ken Corey writes: > Doesn't that accomplish most of what you wanted in an admittedly > bass-ackwards way? That's the way GLX2 handle this as well, FWIW. -- Mark Wieder ___ use-livecode mailing list use-livecode@lists.runrev.com Please visit this

Re: array mystery

Hi Peter, I know this is a bit late but I just remembered there's a pretty cool screen scraping plugin for Firefox called Outwit Hub. I've used it a few times and it's worked very nicely. Probably too late for you now since you've written LC handlers to do it. Pete lcSQL Software

Re: [OT] Mac App Store (was Gatekeeper)

Thanks Andrew, that helps a lot. Still wondering about the license agreement issue though. Pretty sure I'd be rejected for that since I display it within the program the first time it's run. Does the App store have its own built in mechnism for license agreements? Also, pretty sure the "MAS Rec

Re: [OT] Mac App Store (was Gatekeeper)

No problem, For the Mac App Store if you show a demo screen the app will be rejected. If you have your own license keys, thats another rejection. Update checks = rejection. Basically anything on that list is checked, and they seem to be a lot more thorough than they are on the iOS store.

Re: [OT] Gatekeeper

They keep putting it back, the current deadline is June 1st, after that all new apps and updates will have to be sandboxed, unless of course they put it back again! On 9 May 2012, at 20:00, Bob Sneidar wrote: > Wasn't there a discussion that the sandbox would become mandatory at some > poi

my 1st iOS app is online

Hi, today my 1st iOS app - created with LC - passed successfully the apple review (after the 1st attempt) and is now online in the app store. http://itunes.apple.com/en/app/qr2vcard/id523776887?l=en&ls=1&mt=8 It´s a very simple app. Nothing with a wow effect. It just scans QR codes for vCard (

Re: [OT] Gatekeeper

Hi Andrew, As someone who has obviously been through this process, I'm hoping you can enlighten me on a few things. There is a document named "Mac App Store Review Guide" on the Apple Developers web site which includes several things in it that are an issue for me, e.g.: -* Apps that are "beta",

Re: SHIFTkey "Fun"

Yes, there's no raw key access on MacOS Why not code around it? Much as I'd like RunRev to respond to each and every request, it makes sense for them to fix the things we cannot do, rather than doing it the way we'd like. In the stack script: - on openStack k

Re: SHIFTkey "Fun"

Richmond. I'm with you. The "KeyCap" utility would show a screen keyboard, and a keypress (or combo) would darken the associated key(s) on screen. All control keys worked, and for good measure, the characters on the screen keyboard would change to show the modified character. So even if LC d

Re: SHIFTkey "Fun"

On 05/09/2012 10:32 PM, Richmond wrote: On 05/09/2012 10:18 PM, Peter Haworth wrote: Richmond, I don;t know if this helps your application or not but the dictionary says that on Macs those keys don't result in rawkeydow, UNLESS another key is pressed at the same time. Not sure if you then get

Re: SHIFTkey "Fun"

On 05/09/2012 10:35 PM, dunb...@aol.com wrote: Peter, You only get one rawKeyDown, followed by one keyDown. The message watcher, which usually floods with events every time you breathe, shows nothing at all for any of the four control keys on a Mac. At the risk of looking like a 4 year old

Re: SHIFTkey "Fun"

Peter, You only get one rawKeyDown, followed by one keyDown. The message watcher, which usually floods with events every time you breathe, shows nothing at all for any of the four control keys on a Mac. Craig -Original Message- From: Peter Haworth To: How to use LiveCode Sent: W

[OT] Free icons

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Re: Breakpoints being ignored

Bob Sneidar writes: > > Actually, Mark Weider has done a lot to make GLX2 stable and better. Thanks! The current version seems to be working > really well. To my knowledge, PowerDebug has never been the source of any issues I have run into, but my > memory is really bad so take that with a gr

Re: SHIFTkey "Fun"

On 05/09/2012 10:18 PM, Peter Haworth wrote: Richmond, I don;t know if this helps your application or not but the dictionary says that on Macs those keys don't result in rawkeydow, UNLESS another key is pressed at the same time. Not sure if you then get 2 rawkeydown events or what. QUITE! No,

Re: SHIFTkey "Fun"

Richmond, I don;t know if this helps your application or not but the dictionary says that on Macs those keys don't result in rawkeydow, UNLESS another key is pressed at the same time. Not sure if you then get 2 rawkeydown events or what. Pete lcSQL Software On Wed, May 9,

Re: Breakpoints being ignored

Bob Sneidar writes: > > I had a situation where certain kinds of errors would uncheck it for me! I had to check it every time before > debugging. That problem has not happened in a long time though, and I am running the most recent versions of > LC, GLX2 and PowerDebug. This can happen if an e

SHIFTkey "Fun"

Try this rather simple exercise: Make yourself a stack with 1 field called "OUTPUTX" and put this into the card script: on rawKeyDown RAWK put RAWK into fld "OUTPUTX" end rawKeyDown and play with the thing. On Linux, when I press the SHIFTkey I get 65505; a similar sort of thing with Windo

Re: [OT] Gatekeeper

Wasn't there a discussion that the sandbox would become mandatory at some point for app store apps, or was that a misnomer? Bob On May 9, 2012, at 11:49 AM, Peter Haworth wrote: > Thanks Andrew. I will have to change my app then. I guess I can put some > version-dependant code at startup to m

Re: Breakpoints being ignored

Actually, Mark Weider has done a lot to make GLX2 stable and better. The current version seems to be working really well. To my knowledge, PowerDebug has never been the source of any issues I have run into, but my memory is really bad so take that with a grain of salt. The issues I have had were

Re: [OT] Gatekeeper

Thanks Andrew. I will have to change my app then. I guess I can put some version-dependant code at startup to move the prefs file to it's new location if necessary. Don't like the sound of the sandbox! I guess I should look into that before making a final decision on whether I want this thing in

Re: [ANN] - SQLiteAdmin Version 1.2.0 released

Hi Michael, Yes, it's an unfortunate bug in Chrome and nobody seems to know what causes it. You may have downlaoded before I changed the web site but I put a note on there now. If you re on 1.2.0, I suggest you get the latest version at www.lcsql.com/sqliteadmin.html. Sorry for the inconvenience

Re: [ANN] - SQLiteAdmin Version 1.2.0 released

Guilty until proven innocent. Because so many people simply set "Automatically Open Safe Files" in Safari, Apple had to take the extra step to protect the unknowledgeable from their own missteps. Tim On May 9, 2012, at 11:28 AM, Bob Sneidar wrote: > I get that on a Mac all the time, the first

Re: [TO] HTML5

Use the server globals to detect the browser and have it both ways. We have to do that for the mobiles anyway. On Wed, May 9, 2012 at 12:21 AM, Tiemo Hollmann TB wrote: > Hi Richmond, > up to now, for me HTML5 was an enhancement of HTML4, especially in case of > videos, which I wanted to care abo

Re: [OT] Gatekeeper

I take that back. http://www.fatcow.com/free-icons > They must be only for subscribers. There is no link on the home page for > downloads or icons. > > Bob > > > On May 9, 2012, at 10:19 AM, Peter Haworth wrote: > >> By the way, whats' with all these "cow" web sites? There's tucows and my >

Re: [ANN] - SQLiteAdmin Version 1.2.0 released

I get that on a Mac all the time, the first time I open a file I have downloaded from the internet. Bob On May 9, 2012, at 11:16 AM, Michael Chean wrote: > Strange, downloading in Chrome indicates that the window trial may be > malicious. I've not seen that before.

Re: Breakpoints being ignored

Speaking of GLX2, I'd love to use it but I can't trust it not to implode for no reason. Sometimes it just gets lost or doesn't show handlers on the left. Perhaps a memory leak? Errors are not reported properly or not at all. And UNDO is completely broken. Bob, do you not have any issues with it?

Re: [OT] Gatekeeper

They must be only for subscribers. There is no link on the home page for downloads or icons. Bob On May 9, 2012, at 10:19 AM, Peter Haworth wrote: > By the way, whats' with all these "cow" web sites? There's tucows and my > web host is fatcow (who incidentally have a huge selection of 32x32

Re: [ANN] - SQLiteAdmin Version 1.2.0 released

Strange, downloading in Chrome indicates that the window trial may be malicious. I've not seen that before. On Sun, May 6, 2012 at 2:06 PM, Peter Haworth wrote: > I'm happy to announce the availability of version 1.2.0 of SQLiteAdmin, my > SQLite database administration program for Mac and Win

Re: [OT] Gatekeeper

Yes it will, ive had an app rejected for writing to the preferences folder. I stick with ~/Library/Application Support/ and just put everything in there. >From June 1st there is also sandboxing to contend with for the Mac App Store, >but I understand sandboxing and the gatekeeper are two tota

Re: [OT] Gatekeeper

Someone that "Orks" cows. :-P On May 9, 2012, at 10:35 AM, Jerry Jensen wrote: > And, what the heck is a coworker? > > On May 9, 2012, at 10:26 AM, Tim Jones wrote: > >> And don't forget "Don't have a cow, Man!", or Cowabunga, or holy cow!. I >> believe it's a bovine plot to take over our ti

Re: [OT] Gatekeeper

And, what the heck is a coworker? On May 9, 2012, at 10:26 AM, Tim Jones wrote: > And don't forget "Don't have a cow, Man!", or Cowabunga, or holy cow!. I > believe it's a bovine plot to take over our time line (veiled reference to > Heinlein's "Number of the Beast"). > > :-O > > Tim > > On

Re: [OT] Gatekeeper

And don't forget "Don't have a cow, Man!", or Cowabunga, or holy cow!. I believe it's a bovine plot to take over our time line (veiled reference to Heinlein's "Number of the Beast"). :-O Tim On May 9, 2012, at 10:19 AM, Peter Haworth wrote: > By the way, whats' with all these "cow" web sites

Re: [OT] Gatekeeper

By the way, whats' with all these "cow" web sites? There's tucows and my web host is fatcow (who incidentally have a huge selection of 32x32 and 16x16 icons available for free and royalty free). Pete lcSQL Software On Tue, May 8, 2012 at 9:07 PM, Bill Vlahos wrote: > P

Re: [OT] Gatekeeper

Thanks Bill, checking into all these. Pete lcSQL Software On Tue, May 8, 2012 at 9:07 PM, Bill Vlahos wrote: > Pete, > > Here are some links that were instrumental to me for code signing > InfoWallet and one of them has a link to a $49 commercial application to > help ma

Re: [OT] Gatekeeper

Matthias, Thanks for the link to the article. I've started the process and have doen as much as I can until my Apple Developer Program membership is activated. Maybe this question will be answered once I can get to the Mac Store Guidelines document, but the article says you have to store prefs fi

Re: Breakpoints being ignored

I had a situation where certain kinds of errors would uncheck it for me! I had to check it every time before debugging. That problem has not happened in a long time though, and I am running the most recent versions of LC, GLX2 and PowerDebug. Bob On May 8, 2012, at 4:04 PM, Mark Powell wrote

Re: SHIFTkey horrors

On 05/09/2012 06:28 PM, Mike Bonner wrote: Root beer is an acquired taste I guess! So is Dr Pepper but in the Texas/NM area it seems to be the cats pajamas. (always wanted to slip that into a sentence) Yup "cats pajamas" is rather good; sort of rolls off the tongue in a satisfying sort of way.

Re: SHIFTkey horrors

Root beer is an acquired taste I guess! So is Dr Pepper but in the Texas/NM area it seems to be the cats pajamas. (always wanted to slip that into a sentence) Walking isn't quite the relaxer for me it would be otherwise due to various complications but a nice drive or nap can serve the purpose. T

SHIFTkey horrors #2

One could be fairly bi*chy and say that, as the Mac system can pick up when the SHIFTkey is UP or DOWN there has been a bit of an oversight on the behalf of Metacard - Runtime Revolution (i.e. somewhere down the evolutionary line), which nobody has seen fit to sort out. Of course, to be fair, it

Re: SHIFTkey horrors

Yeah, just sent a stack that contains it to you. Its in the stack script with some extra code to do what you want (dispatching a shiftkeyup or shiftkeydown) to the current card. On Wed, May 9, 2012 at 9:17 AM, Richmond wrote: > On 05/09/2012 05:53 PM, Mike Bonner wrote: > >> As mentioned, you can

Re: SHIFTkey horrors

On 05/09/2012 05:53 PM, Mike Bonner wrote: As mentioned, you can grab the game loop code from the forum and it will do all the loop and setup as written (including dispatching updatescreen) I'm sorry, that seems to have passed me by; can you let me know where I can get hold of the game loop?

Re: SHIFTkey horrors

On 05/09/2012 05:53 PM, Mike Bonner wrote: As mentioned, you can grab the game loop code from the forum and it will do all the loop and setup as written (including dispatching updatescreen) Hope you get a brain storm and find another method. (or a brain tsunami maybe, bigger is better) The walk

Re: SHIFTkey horrors

As mentioned, you can grab the game loop code from the forum and it will do all the loop and setup as written (including dispatching updatescreen) Hope you get a brain storm and find another method. (or a brain tsunami maybe, bigger is better) The walk, picking and beer sounds like a good idea, t

Re: RevDatabaseConnectResult

file a bug report. other then that, workaround is obviously to check if revDatabaseConnectResult(gDBID) is empty, and then create your own error. On 02.05.2012, at 03:23, Peter Haworth wrote: > Unless I'm misunderstanding something, the above function doesn't work, at > least with sqlite. > >

Re: SHIFTkey horrors

On 05/09/2012 04:36 PM, Mike Bonner wrote: Oh, btw, don't know if/when it will come put but there is supposedly an "updatescreen" message in the works (basically the same thing as the game loop but coded at the engine level) so there will be a built in loop that can be used for this sort of thing

Re: SHIFTkey horrors

Oh, btw, don't know if/when it will come put but there is supposedly an "updatescreen" message in the works (basically the same thing as the game loop but coded at the engine level) so there will be a built in loop that can be used for this sort of thing at some indeterminate time in the future. O

Re: SHIFTkey horrors

Another option might be to write an external that does the polling and dispatches a message when the shift key is pressed, and there might be other methods of course. Hopefully someone else has a better solution. Either way, unless rev adds the feature sounds like you may have to bite the bullet a

Re: SHIFTkey horrors

On 05/09/2012 04:13 PM, Mike Bonner wrote: Shouldn't be a big deal, in fact during the game academy a game loop (interesting code by the way) was used that did all kinds of things at approximately 50fps with enough time to animate, accept keypresses and mouse events etc. Think the stack code can

Re: SHIFTkey horrors

Shouldn't be a big deal, in fact during the game academy a game loop (interesting code by the way) was used that did all kinds of things at approximately 50fps with enough time to animate, accept keypresses and mouse events etc. Think the stack code can be found in the forums somewhere if you want

Re: SHIFTkey horrors

On 05/09/2012 03:53 PM, Mike Bonner wrote: Use a send in time loop to monitor shiftkey() and just leave it running? That sounds a good idea. BUT isn't the 'send' going to slow things down with regard to other keystrokes? On Wed, May 9, 2012 at 6:43 AM, Richmond wrote: What follows is an

Re: SHIFTkey horrors

Use a send in time loop to monitor shiftkey() and just leave it running? On Wed, May 9, 2012 at 6:43 AM, Richmond wrote: > What follows is an extract from a message I have just sent to a colleague; > it concerns > a really large problem: > > --**---

SHIFTkey horrors

What follows is an extract from a message I have just sent to a colleague; it concerns a really large problem: - "Then when the shift key is held down, all the vowels appear, type you

Re: [OT] Gatekeeper

Hi, seems i found an answer already. The revUp newsletter #112 contains an article how to submit an livecode app to the mac app store. http://runrev.com/newsletter/june/issue112/newsletter4.php I just hope that this still works. Regards, Matthias Am 09.05.2012 um 11:54 schrieb Matthias Rebb

Re: [OT] Gatekeeper

Hi, Am 08.05.2012 um 11:22 schrieb Andrew Henshaw: > As far as I was aware all you need to do is sign your apps, if you publish > an app to the Mac App Store it already has to be signed. > > To do this you need the $ 99/year Apple Developer Program, and then you can > use a few simple termin

Re: Breakpoints being ignored

On 09/05/2012 08:08, Kay C Lan wrote: Hard type them, you'll have 100% success. The graphical ones are less than By 'Hard type', do you mean to put "breakpoint" in my code?, or do you mean "go to the breakpoints tab, right click, and select 'new breakpoint'"? -Ken __

AW: [TO] HTML5

Hi Richmond, up to now, for me HTML5 was an enhancement of HTML4, especially in case of videos, which I wanted to care about, if I would have the needs of the new features. But I have to say I didn't read much about HTML5 up to now. Do you really think - or are there any hard facts? - new browsers

Re: [TO] HTML5

Richmond What features of HTML5 that aren't in HTML4 would you use? What HTML4 features do you use that have been removed from HTML5? My guess is that the answer to both questions is "not very many". In which case, why don't you write you webpages using features that are in both HTML4 and HTML

Re: Breakpoints being ignored

Hard type them, you'll have 100% success. The graphical ones are less than perfect. Making big changes to a script, cutting or pasting large amounts seems to confuse the script editor as to where the graphical breakpoints were set and can simply leave a breakpoint in a portion of a script that will