Bill,
Does this help? It was at the end of the release announcement:
Known issues
- This build (for Mac) is not notarized yet, so if your Mac is running
MacOS Catalina (10.15.x) you will get a warning dialog saying that the app
cannot be opened. In this case, you have to whitelist
Yay! On my fresh Catalina installation I have remote debugging working….
On Android (not mac Desktop or iOS)
This function call:
put parseTheHTML(the htmltext of widget "body","bookmark") into tTitle
# produces an error
lRemote: stack "behavior_view_SivaSivaBrowser": execution
PS: I’m running business version of LC.
Bill
William A. Prothero
Santa Barbara, CA. 93105
http://earthlearningsolutions.org/
> On Mar 19, 2020, at 7:29 PM, prothero--- via use-livecode
> wrote:
>
> Folks:
> I must be missing something. I downloaded 9.6.0 (dp3) and my Mac OS won’t let
> me
Folks:
I must be missing something. I downloaded 9.6.0 (dp3) and my Mac OS won’t let
me open it because claims Apple can’t check it for malware. Hmm…. I’m on a
Macbook running Catalina, with BitDefender, but turning BitDefender off doesn’t
change anything.
Something new?
Bill
William A.
Hey all,
I'm using TSNet lib to fetch email from IMAP.
The Script:
put "MyName" into tSettings["username"]
put "MyPass" into tSettings["password"]
put empty into xHeaders
tsnetinit
put tsNetCustomSync("imaps://mail.myserver.co.uk", \
"SELECT
You won't want to hear this but unfortunately for Windows you are out of
luck. Text files of themselves do not have the encoding embedded in them in
any form. Once it is written it is stored as a series of one or two byte
characters. If you open it as a binfile or a straight file it appears the
Users of our application may use text files any whatever encoding their
local system creates them in. We can not tell them to only create such
files with a specific encoding. So, we need to detect the encoding of
the text file the user selects.
As I mentioned, I have an LC script that
On Thu, Mar 19, 2020 at 5:49 AM David V Glasgow via use-livecode <
use-livecode@lists.runrev.com> wrote:
>
> I did briefly consider HTML, but wanted to deliver a single file as the
> output, and an image of the dashboard profile is essential.
>
You can embed images within the HTML itself using
On a mac it’s easy. Use
file -I “MyFile.txt”
as a shell script.
On Windows it’s near impossible without running a whole bunch or arbitrary
tests that may or may not be correct - certainly not accurate.
What kind of text were you hoping to see? Was you looking for a particular
encoding? If
Hi all,
Yesterday I had to install Android mobile tools on my laptop (since I’m having
to work from home now. I downloaded the newest JDK 1.8 and the newest Android
Studio (v. 3.6). (LC v. 9.5.1 on Mac 10.14.6). I spent a frustrating afternoon
of getting an error every time I tried to specify
This has come up many times before, but I'll ask once again in case
something has changed or someone new sees this.
Does anyone have a routine that will take a filespec to a text file and
return the guessed encoding of the text file?
First, please don't respond with your should know the
Dear list members,
We are pleased to announce the release of LiveCode 9.6.0 DP-3.
Developer Preview Release
=
Warning: this is not a stable release. Please ensure that you back up your
stacks before testing them.
Getting the Release
===
You can get the
David V Glasgow wrote:
> The interactivity within LC is no problem. The user effectively
> creates a ‘dashboard’ profile representing their own assessment of
> multiple risk factors at play in a particular case. Currently, a
> representation of the resultant profile can then be captured as
A bit of LC lore from the dictionary:
If the user presses the key while editing a field, normally the
insertion point moves to the next control whose traversalOn property is
true. If the tabStops property is not empty, the user can enter tab
characters in the field. Each time the Tab key is
Thanks for responses.
I should have been clearer. As usual.
The interactivity within LC is no problem. The user effectively creates a
‘dashboard’ profile representing their own assessment of multiple risk factors
at play in a particular case. Currently, a representation of the resultant
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