I built an app for iOS using XCode 12.5.1. A tester crashes on launch when using it with iOS
12.5.5. Testers on iOS 14 and 15 do fine. LC says to use 12.5 so I installed that and its
command line tools, set XCode prefs to use 12.5, removed 12.5.1 from LC Mobile prefs and
pointed it to 12.5.
I don't expect to have my hand held to install, what should be, a
straight-forward set of steps to install and develop for an Android
platform. HOWEVER, having spent the last several hours searching the
LIVECODE forum, I still cannot find a comprehensive set of installation
steps... which needs
I think you could start with the basics—delete the LC preferences, then if the
problem continues reinstall LC.
> On Oct 15, 2021, at 1:14 PM, Bernard Devlin via use-livecode
> wrote:
>
> LC 9.6.1
>
> I can be in the Script Editor typing away. I move the mouse to click on
> another line of
I don't know how C modern programs handle errors but on VAX VMS there was a
handler available to all languages. It was named
"lastChanceExceptionHandler"(always sounded like the OK Corral). This
allowed the program to possibly save work, gracefully shutdown and produce
crash logs. This new era
LC 9.6.1
I can be in the Script Editor typing away. I move the mouse to click on
another line of the script. Blammo. LC crashes.
Any idea how this can be pinned down? I can't see any pattern. The only
plugin open is Geoff's Navigator. There's only a few tabs open in the SE.
The total size of
Thanks Panos,
It installs OK on devices running iOS <15 with no errors and runs fine. The
intermediate cert is there and automatically installed by the fresh install
of Xcode. I think you may be correct that I have to create a fresh dev
certificate and dev provisioning profile unless you have any
Hello Ralph,
This (Unable to install "app name". this app cannot be installed because
its integrity could not be verified) sounds like a signing issue.
I would suggest you have a look at the certificates that are included in
your new Dev Provisioning Profile. Are these still valid? COuld it be
When I was building on the Catalina/LC 9.6.3/Xcode12.4 my iOS 15 tester was
getting ("app name" Needs to be Updated. The developer of this app needs to
update it to work with this version of iOS)
I updated to an M1 Mac Big Sur/LC 9.6.5/Xcode 12.5. I copied my KeyChain
from the old
Panos,
I agree that this might be too much for some users. The main reason I wanted
to get a way around the full studio is I just got a new M1 Mac with a
soldered in HD and wanted to preserve disk space (in this day and age can
you imagine that?). I started on the Win 10(that had JDK installed
I'm glad to hear that.
I don't think my instructions were easy to follow. AFAIK Klaus was the
only person able to benefit from them unaided. Others I had to walk through
a debugging process as they either couldn't follow the instructions or they
had a new problem which I hadn't yet encountered.
Thanks Mark!
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Von: use-livecode Im Auftrag von
Mark Waddingham via use-livecode
Gesendet: Freitag, 15. Oktober 2021 09:46
An: How to use LiveCode
Cc: Mark Waddingham
Betreff: Re: how to autodetect inclusions in a password protected stack
On 2021-10-15 08:41,
Hello all,
Update: I did not realise that Ralph was talking about the "new" thing
(released on Feb 2020) that is the "command line tools". I thought he was
suggesting to use the "old" sdk tools, but instead of using the SDK Manager
GUI, which is now broken, to use the "sdkmanager" command line
Hello all,
What Ralph suggests does work, and this is what we have advised a couple of
users to try, after they contacted us.
However, the problem with this approach is that it is quite possible it
will break in the future. Moreover, using the Terminal/cmd can be quite
advanced for several
On 2021-10-15 08:41, Tiemo via use-livecode wrote:
When you build a standalone, the inclusions can't be detected
automatically,
when the stack is pw protected.
I am working with pw protected stacks and have copied manually the
needed
externals in my externals folder on windows or in the app
Hello,
When you build a standalone, the inclusions can't be detected automatically,
when the stack is pw protected.
I am working with pw protected stacks and have copied manually the needed
externals in my externals folder on windows or in the app bundle on mac from
the beginning of the days.
One has to wonder why, if that is so simple, LC Ltd recommend that people
install the full Android Studio. That is the only advice they provide on
setting things up for Android development.
You only have to look at the Lesson to see the problems people have with
the existing procedure. There
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