I just noticed your subject line says Ubuntu 11. Why that version?
Ubuntu releases follow a pattern in which new versions are released
every six months, numbered according to the release date. For example,
11.04 was released in April 2011, and 11.10 was released in October 2011.
Every two
On 25/02/15 19:06, William de Smet wrote:
Hi Richmond,
There are/were issues with OSX 10.10 and WiFi.
I never had WiFi problems with OSX 10.10 but when you search the internet
there are a lot of threads about it:
On 25/02/15 19:33, Robert Brenstein wrote:
On 25.02.2015 at 18:25 Uhr +0200 Richmond apparently wrote:
I have a wired+wireless router connected to my cable modem in my flat.
Would be glad for any pointers as to why.
Richmond.
Presumably you checked that there are enough wireless addresses
Hi Richmond,
There are/were issues with OSX 10.10 and WiFi.
I never had WiFi problems with OSX 10.10 but when you search the internet
there are a lot of threads about it:
On 25/02/15 18:31, kee nethery wrote:
Compare all the variants of 802.11 that your router supports and that your
MacBook Air supports. Could be there is no common 802.11 between them if your
router is really old tech.
Kee
So, what you are saying is that my son's MacBook air is a fussy
On Feb 25, 2015, at 9:02 AM, Richmond richmondmathew...@gmail.com wrote:
On 25/02/15 18:31, kee nethery wrote:
Compare all the variants of 802.11 that your router supports and that your
MacBook Air supports. Could be there is no common 802.11 between them if
your router is really old
I have a wired+wireless router connected to my cable modem in my flat.
My Dell Optiplex 745 running Linux is connected via a LAN cable to the
router.
My G3 iMac running Mac OS 9.2.2 is connected via LAN cable.
My G5 iMac running Mac OS 10.4 and 10.5 connects wirelessly.
My wife's laptop
Compare all the variants of 802.11 that your router supports and that your
MacBook Air supports. Could be there is no common 802.11 between them if your
router is really old tech.
Kee
On Feb 25, 2015, at 8:25 AM, Richmond richmondmathew...@gmail.com wrote:
I have a wired+wireless router
On 25.02.2015 at 18:25 Uhr +0200 Richmond apparently wrote:
I have a wired+wireless router connected to my cable modem in my flat.
Would be glad for any pointers as to why.
Richmond.
Presumably you checked that there are enough wireless addresses
active to support all your devices.
RObert
On 25/02/15 20:08, kee nethery wrote:
On Feb 25, 2015, at 9:02 AM, Richmond richmondmathew...@gmail.com wrote:
On 25/02/15 18:31, kee nethery wrote:
Compare all the variants of 802.11 that your router supports and that your
MacBook Air supports. Could be there is no common 802.11 between them
You could do a roundabout. Install virtualbox and a linux virtual machine,
and see if the linux machine can use connect to the wifi. Sneaker net and
a stick to do it. Assuming you can get it to recognize the apple wifi
device, and connect successfully, you'll know that the hardware itself
isn't
Am I doing something really crazy here? There is no way that the result
will be true. Replace the hhh with */ and you still get true
but it is not doing the capture. Replace the hhh with function
foo and you get an expected response.
Should I even expect alternatives to be
Hi Richmond,
One possibility I see no one has yet mentioned:
When my network starts misbehaving, I often start the troubleshooting
process by unplugging the router, waiting a few seconds, then plugging
it back in. The effect is usually quite restorative! Just a
shot-in-the-dark thought.
On 25/02/15 21:13, Phil Davis wrote:
Hi Richmond,
One possibility I see no one has yet mentioned:
When my network starts misbehaving, I often start the troubleshooting
process by unplugging the router, waiting a few seconds, then plugging
it back in. The effect is usually quite restorative!
Its probably not the answer, but if you seem to get a connect, but can't
get anywhere, it may be horking the dhcp request. If you do get a connect,
check your ip and see if its valid. If it is, see if you can ping by IP,
first of the router, then of an outside server 199.190.151.2 should work,
Try this instead..
put (?i)^\s*(\-\-\s+begin)\s+(\w+).*+| \
^\s*(on)\s+(\w+).*+| \
^\s*(function)\s+(\w+).*+| \
^\s*(command)\s+(\w+).*+| \
^\s*(private\s+function)\s+(\w+).*+| \
^\s*(private\s+command)\s+(\w+).*+| \
Good catch. I think the * in the original version referred to \w+ so
that's probably what messed it up.
On Wed Feb 25 2015 at 12:30:15 PM Mike Bonner bonnm...@gmail.com wrote:
Try this instead..
put (?i)^\s*(\-\-\s+begin)\s+(\w+).*+| \
^\s*(on)\s+(\w+).*+| \
Thanks Mike and Peter. This seems to have addressed the issue.
-= Mike
On 2/25/15 4:09 PM, Peter Haworth wrote:
Good catch. I think the * in the original version referred to \w+ so
that's probably what messed it up.
On Wed Feb 25 2015 at 12:30:15 PM Mike Bonner bonnm...@gmail.com wrote:
On Wed, Feb 25, 2015 at 12:29 PM, Mike Bonner bonnm...@gmail.com wrote:
Try this instead..
put (?i)^\s*(\-\-\s+begin)\s+(\w+).*+| \
^\s*(on)\s+(\w+).*+| \
^\s*(function)\s+(\w+).*+| \
^\s*(command)\s+(\w+).*+| \
Yes and you’re going to laugh… Do a screen grab of your splash screen and set
that as your splash screen under the iOS settings on LC. When the app starts
on the device, it will show that graphic and then immediately go to your actual
splash screen… You won’t see it happen.
Paul
On Feb
I have a table in a group that may summoned to assist the user. The
group is normally hidden, and has its backroundBehavior set.
When made visible, the fields may be typed into.
The regular fields all work, but this simple table is locked.
And when I go to the property inspector, the lockText
if any one is interested. I did this hoping that it would speed up my
parsing. As it turns out my original version was faster. The original
had 8 separate matchTexts with straight forward expresions, where the
last version had 2 matchtexts with expressions lots of alternatives.
Original:
Whew, it is now:
Original: 449
Latest:487 on 7.0.2 ( rc2)
and
Original: 121
Latest:138 on 6.6.4
This is the difference between repeat with i = 1 to whatever and
repeat for each line i in whatever. Wow!
-= Mike
On 2/25/15 7:38 PM, Mike Bonner wrote:
Wow, thats awful.
I am currently using 5.5 to make Mac apps that do not employ QT. I am also
started using App Wrapper 3. I noticed that each app that I code signed for the
Mac I have to always to designate not to include QT as an exec.
I received emails from Sam Rowland, the creator of App Wrapper about this
Colin Holgate’s Book, LiveCode Mobile Development.
Roger
On Feb 25, 2015, at 8:35 PM, Geoff Canyon gcan...@gmail.com wrote:
For those who have already made the trek, what's the best resource to get
from I can happily build a desktop app to I can happily build a mobile
app?
I don't see the black screen flash. I am using an iPod 5 iOS 8.1.3 and iPad
2 iOS 8.1.3.
I make the splash screen in the standalone setting the same as the stack's
splash screen card.
I open the main card from the opencard handler in the splash screen card.
I use my own re-sizing library.
Mac
Mike-
Wednesday, February 25, 2015, 11:45:21 AM, you wrote:
Am I doing something really crazy here?
Depends maybe on what you're trying to do. If you're looking for a
list of handlers in a script, here's what I use:
function getHandlersList pScript
local tHandlers
filter pScript with end*
For those who have already made the trek, what's the best resource to get
from I can happily build a desktop app to I can happily build a mobile
app?
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Wednesday, February 25, 2015, 10:07:32 AM, you wrote:
Well, I may be daft, but not that daft.
We turned every single wireless device we had OFF except for my son's
laptop: no joy.
He was, however, running Mac OS 10.10.0 which had major problems with
wireless.
Nonetheless,
Mark Wieder wrote:
Mike-
Wednesday, February 25, 2015, 11:45:21 AM, you wrote:
Am I doing something really crazy here?
Depends maybe on what you're trying to do. If you're looking for a
list of handlers in a script, here's what I use:
function getHandlersList pScript
local tHandlers
Hi
Digital Ocean has a one click install for Lamp, that installs Ubuntu 14.04
along with php / mysql / apache.
I have not played to much with optimizing all the settings, but there will
be a few things you will have to tweak in apache to get everything running
correctly.
I imagine there will be
Michael,
thank you for this.
Jim Lambert
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Richmond wrote:
my son who has the MacBook is now back in the States at University
Hi Richmond,
Does he have problems connecting to WiFi at the University? Or anywhere else
other than your home?
if not, perhaps there’s a clue.
Jim Lambert
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wait, I mean you can still use it as if its a table field, but its strange
to use it that way. You have to change a bunch of things to get it back to
being a regular field. (I think its possible to do that, but i've never
tried, seeing no purpose)
On Wed, Feb 25, 2015 at 5:45 PM, Mike Bonner
Yuck... I just tried this on 7.0.2 (rc2)
Original: 11184
Latest: 11321
On 2/25/15 7:23 PM, Michael Doub wrote:
if any one is interested. I did this hoping that it would speed up
my parsing. As it turns out my original version was faster. The
original had 8 separate matchTexts with
I am just finishing up an iOS app. Having a bit of an issue with the splash
screen/startup process.
Many of the iOS apps on my phone start up by immediately showing a splash
screen and then transitioning to the first main screen. From the moment I start
up the icon, there is no black screen
You can even include comments preceded by # if use (?x) as a mode
modifier at the start of the regex.
On Wed Feb 25 2015 at 2:53:43 PM Mike Bonner bonnm...@gmail.com wrote:
Yes, it was to me too. Though, I did end up breaking it down into singles
and they all behaved the same, which made it
Wow, thats awful.
On Wed, Feb 25, 2015 at 5:27 PM, Michael Doub miked...@gmail.com wrote:
Yuck... I just tried this on 7.0.2 (rc2)
Original: 11184
Latest: 11321
On 2/25/15 7:23 PM, Michael Doub wrote:
if any one is interested. I did this hoping that it would speed up my
parsing.
Yes, it was to me too. Though, I did end up breaking it down into singles
and they all behaved the same, which made it easier to take a WAG. Less
wild than it would have otherwise been. Find the thing that's the same for
each part, and decide if its broke.
On Wed, Feb 25, 2015 at 2:50 PM,
Hey, correct me if i'm wrong, but \w+ is a geedy word grab right? Which
should grab to the end if the line.. Seems like the .*+ wouldn't even be
necessary... Yep, just checked. Its not. The only part I can't get to work
is the last line for /*. Not sure what it is i'm not seeing.
On Wed, Feb
Since its a table field, the dontlock and don'twrap are that way on
purpose. To edit a cell in a simple table, click, and it'll pop up an edit
field. Its supposed to be that way. There are a bunch of settings required
to get it to behave this way, if you want to change how this works, go to
the
Richard,
Could you (with Bernd's permission) kindly post the code that made this all
work correctly?
Thanks.
On Tue, Feb 24, 2015 at 3:30 PM, Richard Gaskin ambassa...@fourthworld.com
wrote:
Even weirder:
Offlist Bernd kindly sent an example of a stack similar to what's
described below,
Simon Smith wrote:
Digital Ocean has a one click install for Lamp, that installs Ubuntu 14.04
along with php / mysql / apache.
I have not played to much with optimizing all the settings, but there will
be a few things you will have to tweak in apache to get everything running
correctly.
The
The only code is what I'd posted in the message you replied to.
The only change was setting a custom file type (xXx) where I had
previously used txt in the Standalone Builder.
Since then it seem Peter's found the original cause of the issue, so at
this time it seems everything's working as
^\s*(/\*).* \ works, if you're trying to match opening /*
comments.
If you're trying to match lines that start with * thats a different story.
\* matches asterisk. /\* matches /*
If you want to grab the whole comment line move the .* inside the parens.
Not sure what the include line
I tried this, as noted below. I still see a black screen briefly _after_
the first splash screen shows... at least on my iPhone 6+.
On 2/25/15 6:40 PM, PystCat wrote:
Yes and you’re going to laugh… Do a screen grab of your splash screen and set
that as your splash screen under the iOS
Thanks, Richard/Simon:
Thanks for the encouragement... knowing that it should go well helps
with the job (these migrations are tedious)
1) It's Digital Ocean we're moving to... two other sites run by the
business team (minimela.com and hhe-online.org) are already over on
Digital Ocean and
My first real play with Datagrids and I have to say I'm very impressed.
After sorting out the display and getting the first set of data into the DG
(which all went very smoothly - much better than expected) I went to
implement a Next and Previous buttons to move through chunks of data. To do
this
Ralph,
I don’t know if this will help in your case but I had a similar sounding
problem in one of my iOS apps. The problem seemed dependent on actions (and a
visual effect) that happened during the openCard handler. When I used send in
time to call these events the black flash went away. In my
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