Hi Folks,
I'm having bizarre issues with livecode's decrypt command. strap in, its a
weird one.
I have found a "wrong decryption key" that does not return a bad decrypt
error, but returns garbage into "the result".
Every other wrong key correctly gives the usual error.
The right key works to
I agree David, regular expressions look intimidating at first sight. But in
fact if you compare your intuitive attempt
filter tList with “*with [you,u] *”
with the regex which does what you set out to do
filter tList with regex “.*with (you|u) .*”
they are almost exactly the same – for very
+1
I'd like to know this too as I can see no way in the Property Inspector
or the pgColumns property to indicate a column is 'editable'. Nor can I
find any property, message, etc. in the polygrid Dictionary entry that
seems to suggest cell editing.
On 11/1/2023 5:28 PM, Peter Thirkell via
I am enjoying both the polygrid and polylist add-ons to Livecode. They are
infinitely flexible to use once you get to know them, and most importantly they
render beautifully across all platforms.
I have one question which doesn’t seem to be addressed in the documentation.
The polygrid widget
On 2023-11-01 11:20, Ben Rubinstein via use-livecode wrote:
An install which runs daily and makes a number of calls using the shell
function occasionally reports
The process "..." exceeded the timeout of 10 seconds.
I'm not sure where this timeout is defined; I'm not totally sure where
Hi friends,
> I tried had:
> ...
> set the hilitedrow of widget "index" to "0"
> ...
> set the hilitedrow of widget "index" to 0
> ...
> set the pgHilitedText of widget "index" to ""
> ...
> set the pgHilitedText of widget "index" to EMPTY
> ...
> no dice!?
it turned out that ONLY this widget
An install which runs daily and makes a number of calls using the shell
function occasionally reports
The process "..." exceeded the timeout of 10 seconds.
I'm not sure where this timeout is defined; I'm not totally sure where this
message is coming from (the shell? LiveCode? the
This is the thing about regex, amazing,powerful, impressive, but scary as hell.
I will play with this a little, though… so thanks for your time when you should
have been doing something else. I appreciate it.
Best Wishes,
David Glasgow
Consultant Forensic & Clinical Psychologist
Carlton
Thanks all for the suggestions, folks.
I expected someone to mention regex (shudder). I have many searches in a loop
and most are simple strings, so excepting regex filters would be a bit of a
pain (unless of course I could specify regex but this would not choke if the
search was simple
