On 01/02/15 07:51, Geoff Canyon wrote:
Not sure what's up with the rotation issues, but potentially you could use
a square .png with transparency?
The alternative, which would also solve your intersect question, would be
to use a group of five square graphics. That way your intersect could
Hi Richmond
You’ll want to use the optional threshold parameter for the intersect function.
intersect(object,object [,threshold] )
Probably in your case either “pixels” or “opaque pixels”!
From the Dictionary:
Use the intersect function to determine whether one object obscures part of
FWIW, I've never heard Dr. Raney refer to himself as such. Given his
personality, I doubt he's at all invested in the title. I use it when
referring to him only to annoy him as payback for the many arguments
we've had about engine syntax. He's almost always been right in the
end, which has
On Sun, Feb 1, 2015 at 8:50 AM, Earthednet-wp proth...@earthednet.org
wrote:
Personally I'd feel like I was being pompous if I insisted that the title
of Dr was used to address me outside of academia. Again, no criticism of Dr
Hawkins. I am guessing that, in his world, it's customary.
Interesting discussion for a livecode list, but it can't resist jumping in. I
think the issue of titles is very cultural. In the US, titles are much less
important than they are in English society, for example (at least from my
extensive knowledge gained by watching Downton Abbey). After I got
Thanks for catching that bug. It is now fixed in 25.
As far as the search, have you tried the filter option? It may not be
as obvious as it should be. When you check the filter button, the
selection tree turns into a filterable list of handler name and topics.
You then have a character
Thanks Michael, missed the filter option.
Pete
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On Sun, Feb 1, 2015 at 11:12 AM, Michael Doub miked...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks for catching
I started calling him Dr Raney after you did, which was right after he deleted
his email address due to excessive spam and started a new one that used his
first name. I thought that was why you never put his name in print and I
wanted to be equally considerate. His public statement about the
You could handle (some) larger combinatorials (and speed up the code) by
modifying like so:
function __factorialFloor x,f
if x = f then return 1
return x * __factorialFloor(x-1,f)
end __factorialFloor
function __nCombFloor n, r
if (r 0) or (r = n) then \
return
Hi all,
If I drag an image object to a card, mouseEnter is triggered when the mouse
enters that image control's border (no actual image filename has been
specified, so the image is blank - although strangely the imageData of
such a blank image is not itself empty).
If I then use the paint tools
Bernard.
To hell with the Superbowl. This is important.
Confirmed. The paint inside an image is the only object that triggers
messages. The enclosing image becomes invisible. Worse, if you erase all the
paint, the image remains recalcitrant. It has been spoiled. One might say it
stinks.
A lovely reply Bill
I now hope both Peter and Richard are feeling equally valued and respected
:)
Kind regards
Dave
Wprothero wrote
Interesting discussion for a livecode list, but it can't resist jumping
in. I think the issue of titles is very cultural. In the US, titles are
much less
I didn't actually take any of this personally to begin with, so it's all good.
-- Peter
Peter M. Brigham
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On Feb 1, 2015, at 2:43 PM, Dave Kilroy wrote:
A lovely reply Bill
I now hope both Peter and Richard are feeling equally valued and
I couldn't resist. __nCombFactors is slower than __nCombFloor, although
faster than the original function (slightly, in my testing), but it offers
the advantage that any result that is within the number limits of LC will
be returned correctly, regardless of how large the intermediate values
would
Xcode went and did that automatic update thing on me again and while I managed
to download and install past versions and have LiveCode recognise them I don’t
seem to be able to build for anything before iOS 8.1. I’m using LC 6.6.5 but
I’m getting the same response for all previous 6.6 versions
A few ideas, none of which may work for your situation:
- Fill the image with the same background color as your card, so the image only
*appears* to be transparent when not “painted.
- Place an opaque graphic (could have its blendLevel set to 100) directly
behind the image and do your
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