On 8/4/2014, 10:24 PM, Sri wrote:
Hi Jacque:
Wilstrand's method seems to work (with a little modification). In the
following, oldCardID is a custom property of the group. The first focusOut
is issued on closeCard.
on focusOut
local tID
put the ID of this card into tID
if tID is not
On 8/4/2014, 10:48 PM, hh wrote:
Your words are more than landmarks
I'm very flattered, but I think you give me too much credit. There are
some geniuses here on this list who know far more than I do, especially
in niche areas where I have either no experience or no skills. You'll
see who
Hi Pete,
in a field with tab-delimited data that is editable this works for me
provided that there is an additional tab before the returns. I.e.:
data tab data tab return
data tab data tab return
otherwise it will omit the last item of a line and jump to the first item of
the next line.
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Pete,
in a scrolling editable field with columnar data delimited by tabs of the
form
data tab data return
data tab data return
i.e. no additional tab before the return
the following code works for me for the tab key and shit-tab key to move
from one item to the other (tested in 6.6.2, 6.7DP7
Hi list
When I have a tree such as the following one :
person
aliases
namename1/name
namename2/name
namename3/name
/aliases
/person
Is there a simple way to loop through the children of aliases
and get their respective contents ?
Please correct me is I'm wrong, but it looks like
On 5 Aug 2014, at 15:00, j...@souslelogo.com wrote:
Hi list
When I have a tree such as the following one :
person
aliases
namename1/name
namename2/name
namename3/name
/aliases
/person
Is there a simple way to loop through the children of aliases
and get their respective
Thanks Dave,
I had noticed revXMLChildNames but I didn't know that
the child tag followed by a number inside brackets could
be used to form the path to a specific child...
jbv
On 5 Aug 2014, at 15:00, j...@souslelogo.com wrote:
Hi list
When I have a tree such as the following one :
Hi again list,
I am processing large xml files (from 190 Mb to 1.6 Gb)
in order to extract nodes contents to be inserted in a DB,
and then displayed in various types of web pages or svg
graphs.
Because of the files size, I proceed by successive chunks
of 1000 lines.
These data include a small
The read...until string form is wonderfully convenient, but very slow.
It's so slow, in fact, that I've found I can write a few dozen lines of
code to perform a functionally identical task at much greater speed.
The algo I use I picked up from some old HyperCard article back in the
day. In
Dave-
Tuesday, August 5, 2014, 7:39:06 AM, you wrote:
There may be a better way, but using revXMLChildNames allows you
get the child names with the index appended (e.g. name[1], name[2],
etc.)
You can also step through them with revXMLFirstChild and
revXMLNextSibling.
put field 1 into
Thanks Bernd, I had a feeling you'd respond to this one :-)
My mistake on what type of field - it's a scrolling field not a scrolling
list field.
Pete
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Starting a new thread on this.
The bug I entered on this has been changed to an enhancement request with a
comment from Mark Waddingham that it should be straightforward to implement
expressions within parentheses but more investigation needed to see if it
could have a broader scope than that.
I get this more and more. My account here is to be terminated due to too many
bounces unless I reply to the eMail. This to confirm I am who I am, I suppose.
Anyone else seeing this?
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You realize that they're going to send Jillian Michaels after you, now, for
calling them a bottom feeder, right?
On Mon, Aug 4, 2014 at 11:06 PM, Mark Wieder mwie...@ahsoftware.net wrote:
nuff said. I'm using gmane to post this because email is screwed up and the
cpanel page is taking on the
Mike-
Tuesday, August 5, 2014, 10:09:03 AM, you wrote:
You realize that they're going to send Jillian Michaels after you, now, for
calling them a bottom feeder, right?
OK - I googled it but I still don't get it.
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She's a GoDaddy spokesperson, and she's a badass personal trainer.
On Tue, Aug 5, 2014 at 2:35 PM, Mark Wieder mwie...@ahsoftware.net wrote:
Mike-
Tuesday, August 5, 2014, 10:09:03 AM, you wrote:
You realize that they're going to send Jillian Michaels after you, now,
for
calling them a
Spokes person? I thought they just pay her to use her photo?
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Mike-
Tuesday, August 5, 2014, 11:39:24 AM, you wrote:
She's a GoDaddy spokesperson, and she's a badass personal trainer.
Ah. Thanks.
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On 8/5/2014, 12:08 PM, dunb...@aol.com wrote:
I get this more and more. My account here is to be terminated due to
too many bounces unless I reply to the eMail. This to confirm I am
who I am, I suppose. Anyone else seeing this?
No, but I'm betting it's your aol address. I had a client with an
On 5 Aug 2014, at 16:54, Mark Wieder mwie...@ahsoftware.net wrote:
You can also step through them with revXMLFirstChild and
revXMLNextSibling.
put field 1 into tData //source of xml text
put revXMLCreateTree(tData,true,true,false) into tID
put revXMLFirstChild(tID, person/aliases) into
On 05/08/2014 18:08, dunb...@aol.com wrote:
I get this more and more. My account here is to be terminated due to too many
bounces unless I reply to the eMail. This to confirm I am who I am, I suppose.
Anyone else seeing this?
Quite likely to be the DMARC problem, a change of policy by Yahoo
Summary : Richard said :
Should we consider adding an optional argument for read...until
string to specify the buffer size the engine will use?
IMHO, No.
LC is supposed to be an easy to use language/system. I don't need to
deal with malloc/free, I'm not vulnerable to memory leaks, I don't
On Tue, Aug 5, 2014 at 2:16 PM, Alex Tweedly a...@tweedly.net wrote:
LC is supposed to be an easy to use language/system.
I don't see the problem if there's a default as usual. Same thing with
'pointers' - as long as 'reasonable' defaults are in place and it doesn't
bog down anything, win-win.
I was testing base64 and the Pack function
written by Richard Gaskin and after packing
and unpacking the data appears the same
but does not properly write to a file.
For instance I have a image that I read as a binary
and put the info in a field. Then I base64Encode it
and put the date into a
Thanks for the quick response and info.
I am using this code to write the file
open file filePath for binary write
put fld id 1004 into theData
write theData to file filePath
and it writes the data properly if all
I do is base64encode/decode. When
the encoded data is altered and
BJ wrote:
Are you able to use the code to pack and unpack
a image and write it to disk?
Running this code here and selecting a JPEG file it seems to work well:
on mouseUp
answer file Select a file:
if it is empty then exit to top
put url (binfile: it ) into tData
put
I just did a compare of both files and
there was nothing different at all.
Then your answer included a better
file open and write which included
url and special folder path.
Thank you very much for the help
Not to be mean but my initials are actually
JB not BJ. I know I made a lot of
Glad that worked out.
Apologies for the typo; I was on an experimental system with all manner
of oddities to contend with ( beyond my normal bad spelling g),
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Software Design and Development for Desktop, Mobile, and Web
Not a problem. I can’t even begin to tell
you how much this has helped me. I am
working on a project that I wanted to use
base64 on instead of accessing a line tool
command and as you can see I was having
problems. Your code fixed it and now I do
not need to use the command line.
John
As a side note, I think 75% of your emails end up in my Gmail SPAM
folder. Gmail is normally pretty good, I occasionally get other
use-livecode List emails in my SPAM folder, but over time Gmail seems
to learn and they eventually end up where they should. Not so with
yours.
This email for
I read the following lesson:
http://lessons.runrev.com/m/4071/l/13197-how-do-i-create-an-html-e-mail
Supposedly this only works if Thunderbird is the default email client.
Does anyone know if there is a way to send an email from a stack if Thunderbird
is NOT the default email client?
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