It's hardly 'Code Once' then. You absolutely HAVE to write for each OS
specifically. Livecode DOES NOT pull up the slack and make it work
cross-platform identically as insinuated in their homepage.
Yet again, everyone happy to make excuses in accepting their fate to have
to do all the work twice.
Wouldn’t it just be “me”? And “this me” should be the behavior object.
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> On Aug 24, 2020, at 11:19 PM, prothero--- via use-livecode
> wrote:
>
> I have assigned a behavior to a button. The behavior button/source is on a
> different stack. It works fine. But a click on a
I have assigned a behavior to a button. The behavior button/source is on a
different stack. It works fine. But a click on a movie player, on the same
card, triggers the mouseUp handler in the behavior, which I don’t want to
happen. It seems odd that this would happen, but I need to fix it.
My
On August 24, 2020 5:01:54 PM "Sean Cole \(Pi\) via use-livecode"
wrote:
The font IS embedded. Not a problem using the font itself. It is the same
physical font on the two platforms. That's not what I'm asking when you
read past paragraph one.
HowTF do you get them to show up in the same
Update...
Turns out, I was looking for the call for microphone consent in the wrong
place. I was looking at app launch, but it was appearing when using
mergAVCamCreate. So, I AM seeing the microphone consent even though I am not
using the Microphone. Here's what I'm doing:
on mouseUp //a
Sean Cole wrote:
> What is the current 'workaround' everyone is using when creating a
> cross-platform app to make sure that all text appears the same
> regardless of platform? Particularly between Windows and Mac for
> me at the moment.
Font metrics will differ between OSes because the
Dear livecode programmers,
For a few years we ran an internal app that accessed a MariaDB database
(no PHP or LiveCode Server middleware, just a raw connection) using SSL.
The server running the database is old, so we moved to a new one.
The new one comes with a Mysql 8 Database instead of
Hi Richmond, buddy.
The font IS embedded. Not a problem using the font itself. It is the same
physical font on the two platforms. That's not what I'm asking when you
read past paragraph one.
HowTF do you get them to show up in the same 'fin place though (ie, the
pixel placement of the text
How about embedding your fonts in the standalone?
On 24.08.20 23:49, Sean Cole (Pi) via use-livecode wrote:
Hi all,
What is the current 'workaround' everyone is using when creating a
cross-platform app to make sure that all text appears the same regardless
of platform? Particularly between
Hi all,
What is the current 'workaround' everyone is using when creating a
cross-platform app to make sure that all text appears the same regardless
of platform? Particularly between Windows and Mac for me at the moment.
My client provided the font they needed in line with their tv show brand.
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