Very droll: that's a load of Frenchies having fun.
On 28.08.20 19:44, Bob Sneidar via use-livecode wrote:
If the painting is any indication of a real event, the Scots would be well
advised to build their bon fires a wee bit further from the wooden ladders they
are torturing their victims on.
Hi all,
This is probably a question for someone from the LC team who works on the
engine. If anyone else is familiar with how LC quits on macOS please chime
in though.
Scenario: I am running tests with the Sparkle.framework on macOS (which I
already use) with the goal of silently and
If the painting is any indication of a real event, the Scots would be well
advised to build their bon fires a wee bit further from the wooden ladders they
are torturing their victims on. :-)
Bob S
> On Aug 28, 2020, at 9:09 AM, Richmond via use-livecode
> wrote:
>
> Well, I suppose it is
I was under the impression that the latter was the case on account of the
former. ;-)
Bob S
On Aug 28, 2020, at 9:05 AM, Richmond via use-livecode
mailto:use-livecode@lists.runrev.com>> wrote:
Potentially tens of millions of people now think that Scots is a horribly
mangled rendering of
Well, I suppose it is funny: about as funny as pointing out to those
people in Utah who spawned this idiot that
undder Scots law as a citizen of a Scottish colony whose indepndence is
only de facto under Scots law he should
suffer the death sentence for treason: drawing and quartering.
"this person has possibly done more damage to the Scots language than
anyone else in history. They engaged in cultural vandalism on a hitherto
unprecedented scale. Wikipedia is one of the most visited websites in
the world. Potentially tens of millions of people now think that Scots
is a
> On Aug 28, 2020, at 7:59 AM, Mark Wieder via use-livecode
> wrote:
>
> Almost every article on the Scots version of Wikipedia is written by one
> American teenager who can't speak Scots
>
> "A veelage is a clustered human settlement or community, larger than a hamlet
> but smawer than a
Almost every article on the Scots version of Wikipedia is written by one
American teenager who can't speak Scots
"A veelage is a clustered human settlement or community, larger than a
hamlet but smawer than a toun, wi a population rangin frae a few hunder
tae a few thoosand (sometimes tens o
Hi Brian
Thanks for the explanation of the process. That seems to be what is happening.
I assume that the difficulty implementing it is that the native app would not
have a recognized SSL certificate for the https connection. Is that right?
I don’t fully understand the oAuth2 process so
Looking at the RFC8252 Section 7.3, it is proper for the loopback network
interface to use HTTP. Is it expecting PKCE (rfc7636)?
Sent from my iPhone
> On Aug 28, 2020, at 9:37 AM, Brian Milby wrote:
>
> The way the library works is that it sets up a listener on the IP/port. It
> does not
The way the library works is that it sets up a listener on the IP/port. It
does not have any way to handle an encrypted (https) response/connection
currently (and I’m not sure how that would even be implemented).
The code that handles the response is what closes the browser window that was
Is there not a way to just disable the scrollbar (hide it?) and still have
scrolling enabled? I am trying to do something similar in iOS and thought I
would try:
set the dgprop["show vscrollbar"] of group "Datagrid 1" to false
set the dgProp["scroll when vscrollbar is hidden"] of group
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