Hit this again,
change script
apply (green tab now in the SE)
set break point
go to button
Entire IDE locks up… no way to "reapply" anything.
switching back to 8 for now… this is a total show stopper
Monte Gouldingwrote:
Brahmanathaswami I did some work on the debugger and it sounds lik
I don't know if all the database stuff I do has any parallel here but when
debug stepping after a breakpoint if I stop execution(click the square) the
app take off at some point in the call stack and goes crazy sometimes. I
can't get a handle on it to submit a bug report yet.
By the way I have
Made my first 'stable' versions of community widgets:
#42: widget SVGText v1.0.0
#43: widget ClockAround v1.0.1
#44: widget BezierClock v1.0.1
#46: widget DigitClock v1.0.1
#47: widget hhPolygon v1.0.0
See 'Community widgets' (in the LC Builder-subforum):
http://forums.livecode.com/viewtopic.php?
Same here…
LC 8.1.1 OS X 10.12
Bob…
On 19.10.2016 23:47, Graham Samuel wrote:
> Just launched LC 8.1.1 on a Mac and found that if I choose ?User Guide? from
> the ?Help? menu I get a one-blank-page PDF. Can anyone else (not) see this?
> Has it been replaced by the Developer?s Guide (on the LC
I don't have enough to nail this down, and if I file a bug, it will just be
closed. But have others seen something like this?
I have something to the effect of
revDatabaseQuery(,,a[b][c][d], theCommand)
I eventually noted that "c" wasn't actually an index variable, but rather
cNo or some such.
On OSX, any folders/file you have in the "Copy Files" tab of the
Standalone builder settings are copied to:
Under OSX: HyperRESEARCH.app/Contents/Resources/_MacOS/
i.e. in the _MacOS folder of the Resources folder of the Contents folder
inside the .app bundle
Under Windows, they are placed in the
Bob:
My bad. It works if I use:
"/Users/prothero/Library/Mobile Documents/com~apple~CloudDocs” for the path.
It’s weird, because if you go to the folder, you don’t see the path using the
finder. But, you can get the path if you duplicate the Mobil Documents folder,
and all of the inside folders
Bob:
On my Mac, OS 10.11.6, it looks like the file path is
/Users//Library/Mobile Documents/
I don’t see the "com~apple!CloudDocs" folder. Am I missing something?
Bill
> On Oct 21, 2016, at 7:57 AM, Bob Sneidar wrote:
>
> On a Mac it's fairly easy if you are alreacy connecting to iCloud Drive
Yep, as a library stack, IIRC the script being run is owned by the object
calling it. If however you send the request directly to the library stack
(I think you can still do that) it may solve your issue.
On Fri, Oct 21, 2016 at 1:10 PM, Graham Samuel wrote:
> Thanks, I will try to see if I am
Thanks, I will try to see if I am inadvertently doing what you say. The actual
deletion code is in a library which is being used by the stack to be deleted
(since it’s invoked by a menu item in the stack), although the library itself
is in another mainstack. Interesting - I suppose while in use,
Thanks for the reply - but the Copy Files tab shows the **source** of the
resources (mine for example are in my DropBox account), not the destination. I
do now realise from Klaus and Phil that the Standalone maker for Windows will
put the resources with the actual .exe file of the application, s
Make sure if you are doing a send to delete the stack that you don't have
it send to itself. An external (hidden?) mainstack would be the way to go,
otherwise telling the stack to send the delete request to itself would be a
circular type of thing. Can't delete the stack running the script, so se
I think they mean the Copy Files tab.
Bob S
On Oct 21, 2016, at 09:37 , Graham Samuel
mailto:livf...@mac.com>> wrote:
I don't understand that Dictionary entry at all. There are no facilities for
specifying a resource folder in the Standalone settings. I still don't see
where the builder pu
Hi Graham,
I ran into this same problem just yesterday. I too found that the
'resources' path was empty in the standalone even though it contained
the path to the app stack when viewed in the IDE. So I'm using the
filename of the stack as my source for a self-made 'resources' folder in
the st
I don't understand that Dictionary entry at all. There are no facilities for
specifying a resource folder in the Standalone settings. I still don't see
where the builder puts my (non-mainstack) resources, nor how my script can
refer to it.
Can't help feeling I'm being stupid...
Graham
Sent
From the dictionary for SpecialFolderPath:
* "resources": In development mode, the current stack's folder. In a
standalone, the resources folder where files or folders specified in the
Standalone Builder are located.
Since you set this in the standalone builder, create a constant with that
Isn't the resources path for Windows the path to the mainstack?
Bob S
On Oct 21, 2016, at 09:00 , Graham Samuel
mailto:livf...@mac.com>> wrote:
In LC 8.1.1, I have just become aware of Bug 18295 -
specialFolderPath(“resources”) on Windows standalone doesn’t generate a path at
all.
This is a
Hi Graham,
> Am 21.10.2016 um 18:00 schrieb Graham Samuel :
>
> In LC 8.1.1, I have just become aware of Bug 18295 -
> specialFolderPath(“resources”) on Windows standalone doesn’t generate a path
> at all.
> This is a show-stopper for me. Can anyone suggest a workaround which would
> work for
In LC 8.1.1, I have just become aware of Bug 18295 -
specialFolderPath(“resources”) on Windows standalone doesn’t generate a path at
all.
This is a show-stopper for me. Can anyone suggest a workaround which would work
for any normal user environment?
TIA
Graham
___
Bob,
Thanks so much! I'll try it.
Bill
William Prothero
http://es.earthednet.org
> On Oct 21, 2016, at 7:57 AM, Bob Sneidar wrote:
>
> On a Mac it's fairly easy if you are alreacy connecting to iCloud Drive. Just
> write a file to:
>
> /Users//Library/Mobile
> Documents/com~apple~CloudDocs/
On a Mac it's fairly easy if you are alreacy connecting to iCloud Drive. Just
write a file to:
/Users//Library/Mobile Documents/com~apple~CloudDocs/
Not sure how to connect to an Icloud drive on Windows, but the process would be
similar.
Bob S
On Oct 21, 2016, at 07:50 , Earthednet-wp
mailt
Yes, I’m already trying that. Maybe I did it in an incorrect way. I am trying
to go over it very carefully for the nth time. I have certainly seen some
oddness in 8.1.1 related to this among other things, but I haven’t got a recipe
yet.
Thanks for the reminder.
Graham
> On 21 Oct 2016, at 16:
Folks,
I'm wondering if anybody has stored data on Apple's iCloud or iCloud Drive. I
have an app where I want the use entered data to be persistent between
upgrades, and accessible between multiple devices, but don't want to support a
database on my server.
I am about to look deeper into this,
I thought this was an ongoing thread that had been answered, but at the risk of
repeating all of you, The trick would be to send "close this stack" in 0
seconds. I've not tried it, so I am not sure if it actually works, but that is
the prescribed method.
Bob S
On Oct 21, 2016, at 01:46 , Grah
I seem to be getting unreliable results from ‘close stack’. I note that the
dictionary says:
> If the handler that closes the stack is in the script of the stack (or in the
> script of an object in the stack) and the stack's destroyStack <> property <>
> is true, the stack window <> is closed i
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