Hi Mike, actually the main problem I was facing is getting a hotkey press
detected when another stack is in focus I think this function will
allow me to do that.
The keystroke counter was something i wanted to do but can live without.
Thanks, I will try this tomorrow ...i don't see why it
The only way I know of is to start a relatively fast send loop and check
the keysdown(). For some things it works fine but for most other things
its not a good answer since you can see if a key is down, but not how long
its down, or tell if it has been pressed, then pressed again before the
next
Hi folks,
Is it possible to still trigger the rawKey message or the mousemove
message? when the LC stack is not in focus?
I know can can sort of create my own mousemove message by tracking the
absolute (or is it relative) location of the mouse
but the rawkey up message seems like a no go for
With TSGetNet, is it possible to just get the "status code" ("200" is good,
"404" it bad, among other things)
Of a file on a webserver, *before* you download it? If it is a 404 you "bail on
the operation", in form the user "Not Found" but if it is 200, continue to
stream it?
Brahmanathaswami
Just to add ,
LC works with Bluetooth on Windows using the Bluetooth SPP (Serial Port
Profile).
Bluetooth was originally designed to replace wired serial coms.
So on LC Windows just treats it as a serial comport - wired or not !
Regards
Camm
> On 5 Jul 2018, at 16:00, General 2018 via
Douglas ,
Serial over Bluetooth on all Windows with LC - Yes , but as you say it is seen
as a Com port.
I have a Bluetooth device that needs serial commands - Windows sees this as a
Bluetooth device (in the loaded driver VCP should be ticked) I then pair it and
use LC with the standard com
Not misquoted, but misunderstood.
> On Jul 2, 2018, at 12:33 , J. Landman Gay via use-livecode
> wrote:
>
> Actually, do you mean you want to set the script locals for the behavior
> object itself? You can do that, but it will only apply to that particular
> control. The magic word is "this
Cam .. you mention that you have Windows working with LC "over USB and
*Bluetooth*" ...??? Really? Can you describe more details about using
Bluetooth / Windows / LC? As far as I know, the ONLY implementation for
Bluetooth from LC is Monte Goulding's "mergBLE" which exclusively runs on iOS.
