Thanks everyone. This is indeed a helpful list.
John
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I'd be very curious to know what the rails code looked like. I've said many
times, and I hope the new language features enable this soon, that there are
*many* extensions to the LC language that would be equal parts intuitive and
useful.
The unique requirement on the type might be (assuming
Many Thanks for this, Mark !
Le 2 juil. 2013 à 06:54, Mark Wieder a écrit :
Dr. Alan Kay explains when object-oriented was first used and what
it means.
http://www.purl.org/stefan_ram/pub/doc_kay_oop_en
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Thanks Mark for your answer.
These days I am exploring different possibilities and I found Vuforia as a very
possible solution.
I will also look Unity, following your advice. I have a lot of 3D programming
skills inherited from 3D Lingo so maybe I can find a good path with Unity. I've
Hi everyone,
Another rather n00b-ish question ;-)
I have a SQLite database with about 15 tables. Some of them are
obviously relational. Some of the tables will have a row added every
15 or 30 minutes, but only with 4-5 columns each, the others will be
much smaller.
I started to write my app
Great! Thanks.
Biological metaphors...
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GREP saved my bacon in several occasions. And the regular expressions in LC are
somewhat similar to GREP, but not quite.
In GREP I can do this:
stringToChange: bodyspanBlock of text/span/body
matchExpression: span[^]+/span
replacementString: div?/div
result: bodydivspanBlock of
The easiest way to try to do this (i.e. enforcing referential integrity,
maintain related tables, etc.), is to use triggers. You have to tell the
DB what to do. Even RDBMS's (4D is one I use all the time that comes to
mind) can't read your mind, but if you write triggers/stored
procedures/etc.,
Hi LiveCoders,
I want the browser to reload the page on hitting back button
Using php I would use this script:
?php
header(Cache-Control: private, must-revalidate, max-age=0);
header(Pragma: no-cache);
header(Expires: Sat, 26 Jul 1997 05:00:00 GMT); // A date in the past
?
What about a LiveCode
Hi Terry,
Maybe the 'matchChunk' function can help you achieve your goal?
From its dictionary entry:
Syntax:
matchChunk(string,regularExpression[,positionVarsList])
...
If the regularExpression includes a pair of parentheses, the position of the
substring matching the part of the regular
If you don't need the Pro features and can live with the standard Unity
splash screen then it's free for iOS now. If those thing aren't true then yes,
its several times the cost of LiveCode.
Sergio Schvarstein sschvarst...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks Mark for your answer.
These days I am
Hi,
I'm using LC to read this type of XML and my script returns an error: xmlerr,
can't find element.
when reading the Version val= tag (see below).
XML to read:
?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8 standalone=no ?
Application
Header
Version val=11001.00/
APPLICATION val=N/
WithIsn
This is a pretty cool example of what can be done in LC for gaming. Nice work
John.
Best regards,
Mark Talluto
canelasoftware.com
On Jun 29, 2013, at 9:52 AM, John Craig j...@splash21.com wrote:
I've been doing some multi player game testing with LiveCode - if anyone is
interested in a
Phil Davis wrote:
Interesting question, Richard. Here is something I just tried in a quick
CGI script. Don't know it gives the memory info we need, but here goes:
put p word 2 of shell(ps -p the processID -o rss)
k/p
Nice solution. I had forgotten about processID.
I was hoping for
OSX = $USER
Windows=$USERNAME
Linux=???
Pete
lcSQL Software http://www.lcsql.com
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OSX = $USER
Windows=$USERNAME
Linux=???
$USER
Once again, in a world increasingly dominated by POSIX systems,
Microsoft continues to marginalize itself with non-standard ways of
doing things. ;)
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On 07/02/2013 11:46 AM, Peter Haworth wrote:
OSX = $USER
Windows=$USERNAME
Linux=???
Pete
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$USER
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Heather Laine wrote:
LiveCode 6.1 has been launched today and brings with it some exciting updates.
...
Features include:
• Chained Behavior - sophisticated OOP-like programming
Whoohoo!
Thanks to all who had a hand in making that one happen.
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Richard Gaskin ambassador@... writes:
Once again, in a world increasingly dominated by POSIX systems,
Microsoft continues to marginalize itself with non-standard ways of
doing things. ;)
...and drags their partners down with them...
mfstuart@... writes:
Surely LC's XML functions can read this type of tag?
So if it can, what functions are used to do that?
Here's a minimalist version. starting with your data in tXMLText:
put revCreateXMLTree(tXMLText,false,true,false) into tDocID
if tDocID is a number then
On 7/2/13 1:47 PM, Pascal Lehner tat...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi everyone,
Another rather n00b-ish question ;-)
I have a SQLite database with about 15 tables. Some of them are
obviously relational. Some of the tables will have a row added every
15 or 30 minutes, but only with 4-5 columns
On 7/2/13 4:14 PM, Mike Kerner mikeker...@roadrunner.com wrote:
The easiest way to try to do this (i.e. enforcing referential integrity,
maintain related tables, etc.), is to use triggers. You have to tell the
DB what to do. Even RDBMS's (4D is one I use all the time that comes to
mind)
Hi Mark,
That did the trick. I didn't see the attributeName part of the
revXMLAttribute function, wasn't looking close enough. No wonder I was
getting the error.
Thanx,
Mark Stuart
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Regards,
Mark Stuart
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Richard Gaskin ambassador@... writes:
Once again, in a world increasingly dominated by POSIX systems,
Microsoft continues to marginalize itself with non-standard ways of
doing things. ;)
...and drags their partners down with them...
On 03/07/2013, at 2:59 AM, Richard Gaskin ambassa...@fourthworld.com wrote:
Thanks to all who had a hand in making that one happen.
It was pure runrevmark... with some cheerleading from mwieder and myself ;-)
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I was wonder what kinds of issues and problems (if any) people have found with
LiveCode applications and the computer going to sleep (or put into
hibernation). Including I/O and shell(). Time updates after sleep. Anything.
I'm going to be doing some tests and I want to catch these things.
Hi Dar,
On a contrasting note, long ago I discovered that a sleeping HD can be
awakened by getting the detailed files from one of its directories. I
thought it was pretty cool you could do that, since I needed that
particular capability at the time.
Don't know if it still works that way.
Can I safely assume that if I load a whole bunch of stacks into RAM,
that virtual memory will take care of memory usage for me?
My project is getting huge.
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