Excellent news, thanks Al…
I’ve noticed one thing, though.
Xojo {ex-Realbasic} was in that Next 50 list a couple of months ago.
So, while they ranked down, we got up.
Maybe, it’s because they still couldn’t deliver Mobile Development like they
promised months ago.
I hope RunRev can finish all
Mark hi,
I’ve closed all of my gmail accounts and switched to a corporate mail, probably
that’s the reason of bounce-back.
Sorry for the inconvenience.
Here is my active e-mail address for all of you who needs to reach to me:
endern...@keehuna.com
Warmest Regards,
~ Ender
From: Mark
economy-x-talk.com[74.81.78.146] said:
550-Verification failed for endern...@keehuna.com 550-No Such User Here
550 Sender verify failed (in reply to RCPT TO command)
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From: Ender Nafi Elekcioglu endern...@keehuna.com
Reply: Ender Nafi Elekcioglu endern...@keehuna.com
Date: May 6, 2014
Apparently, the e-mails are hidden by the mail-list.
Again, my active e-mail address for those who needs to reach to me:
endernafi [at] keehuna [dot] com
Best,
~ Ender
From: Ender Nafi Elekcioglu endern...@keehuna.com
Reply: Ender Nafi Elekcioglu endern...@keehuna.com
Date: May 6, 2014 at 0
Richard:
I think the math is pretty compelling in favor of your proposal to drop
support for that very old version of OS X.
You folks have done a stellar job of supporting older versions of OS X
longer than even Apple. Sometimes you just gotta cut the cord and move on.
+1
Terence:
Peter:
GOOGLE, n. Acronym: God's Own Official Guide to Locating Everything.
Good one :))
And there’s this:
http://www.thechurchofgoogle.org/Scripture/Proof_Google_Is_God.html
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How awesome would it be if we had at least some of these commands in Livecode:
http://reference.wolfram.com/language/guide/MachineLearning.html
http://reference.wolfram.com/language/guide/ImageProcessing.html
There is a *FindFaces* function for God’s sake :))
One day, hopefully…
~ Ender
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, at 12:00 PM, use-livecode-requ...@lists.runrev.com wrote:
From: Ender Nafi Elekcioglu endern...@keehuna.com
To: LiveCode Forums use-livecode@lists.runrev.com
Subject: Localization on iOS
Message-ID: etPan.530a8b68.25e45d32.123@fdbqRetina.local
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=utf-8
Hi folks,
It seems that no matter the user’s localization settings {choice of interface
or keyboard language} are,
Livecode apps’ native-to-iOS controls use English.
Example:
User’s iPhone is set to Turkish but the mobile browser instance within my
Livecode app which loads a local pdf shows “2
Hi folks,
If anyone interested, NEA 2000 EM26 is about to pass and you can watch it live:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MCFWUemLzM0
Diameter: 270m. ~ 890 ft. {pretty big}
Speed: 43450 km/h ~ 27700mph {pretty fast}
Approach Distance: 2,7 million km. ~ 1,7 million miles {pretty close}
Best,
~
that it still may not be available for
download.
That was why I wanted to ask.
I take your answer as a yes and continue to update my license.
Best,
~ Ender
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From: Matthias Rebbe Matthias Rebbe
Reply: Matthias Rebbe matthias_livecode_150...@m-r-d.de
Date
Matthias:
please excuse, if i was not clear enough.
Actually, you were clear but I didn’t want any other reader to think that I
haven’t even tried to download it in the first place :)
John:
I’ll add some text to the downloads to explain things better.
That would be useful.
John:
It's
I want to barge in here and say that I’ve added click sounds to it as seen in
picker wheel of iOS.
http://forums.runrev.com/viewtopic.php?f=9t=14747#p96514
Hope I didn’t cross any lines, here.
John,
I didn’t get your permission beforehand;
so if you wish, I can remove that post immediately.
By
Nafi Elekcioglu wrote:
I want to barge in here and say that I’ve added click sounds to it as
seen in picker wheel of iOS.
http://forums.runrev.com/viewtopic.php?f=9t=14747#p96514
Hope I didn’t cross any lines, here.
John,
I didn’t get your permission beforehand;
so if you wish, I can remove
I’ve looked under every stone within the application bundle; couldn’t find.
I’d like to check them out, too.
Maybe, team can kindly provide us a link to download…
~ Ender
From: Devin Asay Devin Asay
Reply: Devin Asay devin_a...@byu.edu
Date: February 14, 2014 at 21:27:27
To: How to use
Geoff,
I had no idea that benchmarking can be done in *nanosecond* level;
apparently, using *the long seconds*, it was possible.
Thanks for that.
However, as excellent code as your script is;
I wasn’t trying to find the fastest recursive fibonacci algorithm
neither trying to find a solution for
Hello,
I have a library stack which consists all my common functions and commands.
Calculations, text manipulation, getting device info, update procedures, etc.
Stack’s script is close 5000+ line of code.
I wanted to organize it and put related handlers into the script of respective
cards.
Mark, thanks for your quick reply.
I have another question, if you don’t mind.
Is there any difference, especially performance-wise, between these two
approaches:
1. Library code is in the library stack’s script and it’s activated by
_start using stack “libraryCode”
2. Library code is
I couldn’t decide which line to quote from Richard’s posts;
You know, because of the 15kb limit of list :)
In short, I’ve learned much.
For my situation, using library stacks is less convenient.
And the possibility of hooking chained behaviors to the backscripts seems very
promising.
I already
Hi all,
I’m navigating through cards with visual effect at all times.
And in the destination card’s preOpenCard handler I lock and unlock screen.
card1:
_on mouseUp
__lock screen for visual effect
__go card 2
__unlock screen with visual effect “dissolve fast”
_end mouseUp
card2:
_on preOpenCard
Thanks, John…
~ Ender
From: John Dixon John Dixon
Reply: John Dixon dixo...@hotmail.co.uk
Date: February 13, 2014 at 18:21:47
To: How to use LiveCode use-livecode@lists.runrev.com
Subject: RE: Lock Screen on preOpenCard
Yes Ender, it is...
Date: Thu, 13 Feb 2014 18:19:35 +0200
From:
John hi,
Is v1.22 available for download / buy?
I downloaded the demo version but it’s v1.21 and it doesn’t have carousel
control even as disabled.
Btw, I bought MobGüi 2 years ago; I didn’t it need at all thus not updated my
license.
But that carousel control is game changer :)
It looks
From: Kay C Lan
Then you don't have to bother about keeping track of pairs and can rest
easy at nights ...
Thank you Kay, that seems the most fail-proof solution and will definitely ease
my mind :)
Best,
~ Ender
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Geoff:
I just tested python on an ipad and it took about 30 seconds for fib(33).
30 seconds for Python, you say;
my, my, the plot’s getting thicker and thicker.
I tested with Livecode just now for an up-to-date comparison.
It’s 11 seconds for that base algorithm on iPhone 5S;
and 437 *micro*
Part 1:
I knew that this thread will turn into a technical help topic :/
Folks,
please don’t get me wrong, my intention is far from being rude.
I’m not trying to solve a particular issue, here.
Check the subject line, please.
I know I’m the *new guy*
and I’ve noticed that whenever someone
Part 2:
These are not my subjective opinions;
look at this table:
http://www.tiobe.com/index.php/content/paperinfo/tpci/index.html
Where is Livecode?
I want to see Livecode, there; I honestly do.
And I’m willing to do anything I can to put Livecode into that page.
EDIT just before posting the
Woof, woof?
Richmond, really?
Jumping up and woof, woof?
If I understand wrong, then no need to read the rest, just ignore it;
but IF I am the target of that statement,
you should know that calling someone as a dog is a very, very, VERY, VERY
harsh, petty, offensive insult in my language
Against my intentions and alongside my predictions,
this thread got far away from its subject.
I sincerely apologize for that.
I study Objective-C with my fellow co-worker when I’m able to find time
and I can’t desist from thinking that how an inefficient language it is.
Livecode with its
Richard:
Does Livecode not need a revamped url library
It does indeed, on the Roap Map under Queued.
I don’t know how I missed that; I’ve checked again and yes, it’s right there
and it’s excellent news :)
Richard:
modern limits for object sizes
Current object sizes go up to about 32' -
Trevor:
So what is my point? I think the purpose of your post is a great one (how
the community can help RunRev focus on what is most important).
If you think you can help RunRev better focus their resources, my
suggestion would be to come up with a system for collecting, categorizing,
and
Once again, I hit that 15kb. barrier.
Repeating myself without quoting Jacque’s reply; I hope this will be short
enough for the mail-list :)
Hi Jacque,
Actually we talked about it in detail with Richmond.
I already removed the post from nabble;
pity that I can’t remove it from your
This was part of another topic, but I didn’t want to digress it, so opened a
new thread.
I think the issue is important as customers have an effect on the future
roadmaps of companies.
People wanted *theming* and *resolution independence*, RunRev provided it.
Nobody seems to care about size
Kevin,
My point was, RunRev shouldn’t lose its focus.
We are programmers, after all; somethings should be done by us.
No need to be lazy.
You should provide us what we can't achieve by ourselves.
Raw performance,
unicode,
a modern set of commands to interact with servers,
an up-to-date
Gerry hi,
Apparently I couldn’t express myself clearly,
please excuse my lack of linguistic proficiency.
By *updating UI*, I didn’t mean giving visual feedback to the user, which I’m
already using;
I meant responding to user’s interactions like tap, scroll, pinch, etc.
and act accordingly as
On February 10, 2014 at 17:24:35, Kevin Miller (ke...@runrev.com) wrote:
The only thing we could do would be to speed things up by
further expanding our dev team, which could bring delivery forward for
³pet² features. I guess we could crowd fund that.
So - here is an open question I don¹t
Hi Alain,
I think what you’re asking is in fact *how to keep alive your app even in the
background*;
then this is what you need:
http://forums.runrev.com/viewtopic.php?f=49t=1#p95224
And here is the answer of your second question:
Hi Alain,
I think what you’re asking is in fact *how to keep alive your app even in the
background*;
then this is what you need:
http://forums.runrev.com/viewtopic.php?f=49t=1#p95224
And here is the answer of your second question:
Hi all,
I’m a little embarrassed to ask this question for two reasons:
1. I should have known sufficient regex, every coder should.
2. I should have found the answer online, every coder should.
But apparently I couldn’t and I’m struggling for quite a time; please, excuse
my ignorance.
I need
Thierry, John;
Thank you very much,
both work just fine.
Inspecting your solutions, I’ve found my stupid mistake, btw.
This was what I was trying:
“[^\W- ]”
which should be obviously
“[^\w- ]”
Silly me :)
Thanks again…
Best,
~ Ender
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Since, there isn’t any native command to do this;
I created a new stack and copied my cards to it.
It resulted two things:
1. My background group has completely gone crazy.
Now the group itself is *shared* and *background*, but its controls are not.
Interesting, isn’t it?
I have a field
Alan hi,
About second part of your reply: no, I don’t use any stack as a datafile.
For that purpose, I’m using a couple of simple text files and a big SQLite
database.
The app has a library substack which is static and don’t alter during runtime;
the mainstack has 23 cards which have several
As Alan and John suggested;
The standalone reverts back to its initial state; no matter how many
controls/ids are created during runtime.
*answer the id of this stack* returns 1.008.815 each time I open the app in the
simulator or device.
Combining this fact with Richard's info:
IDs are 4-byte
Hi all,
I have an app which is been developed for a very long time.
Many controls; including buttons, field, images, etc,; have been added and
deleted countless times.
Thus, the id’s of objects are now in 6 figures: 107620.
It worries me somehow; because of int16 thing.
You know, no object’s
Mark hi,
You can set the id of any control. But be very careful...
That’s why I didn’t want to do it manually,
it doesn’t seem to me as a good idea to meddle with the internal routines of
Livecode.
What I understand from your answer, there isn’t any built-in command like
*reindexControls*
Hi Jim,
I’m using a transparent option menu button over a skinned real button.
It opens native picker:
the bottom picker on iPhone and pop up picker on iPad;
old one in iOS6 and new blurry-translucent one in iOS7;
supports unicode as a bonus ;-)
pseudocode:
~~~
on prepareCard
_set the rect of
Peter hi,
This is actually Bernd’s or Scott’s expertise,
but I wanted to give it a shot.
I don’t use dropbox, google drive or any other file sharing service.
So, I uploaded a sample stack to the forums:
http://forums.runrev.com/viewtopic.php?f=22t=18910#p95292
It’s a quick attempt and has many,
That’s really exciting news; it’s long overdue but still exciting.
But I don’t think the users {we, programmers} will complain much about
bidirectional support.
Even the biggest services don’t give full support to bidirectional text.
I remember that I once published a short fairy-tale of mine
Folks,
I’ve finally ported my corporate e-mail from Google Apps to Yandex services.
Then, I entered a phase of completely abandoning Google services.
As a part of this process, I subscribed to the list with my new e-mail from
this link:
Alejandro hi,
I’ve read the thread;
however, that’s not quite my situation.
My nabble e-mail and my lists subscription e-mail was A.
I unsubscribed from list -not from nabble- with A and subscribed with another
e-mail address B.
Now, I can login to nabble with A;
but if I want to update
As I suspected,
Nabble does crawl the user lists and create an unregistered account using the
subscription e-mails.
So, the moment I subscribed to list, Nabble created an account for that address
and that’s why I can’t update my old one.
Unfortunately, I can’t remove my account without losing
For those curious, here is the related info from Nabble:
Nabble archives public mailing lists and will create user accounts for users
on these lists. If you have posted to the mailing lists before, Nabble may have
created an unregistered account for you.”
Martin,
I’ve tried it, for test purposes of course because it’s no use in iOS; though
still no luck.
_answer file “select file…”
_put it into tFilename
_set the filename of image 1 to tFilename
_put tFilename cr the filename of image 1 into field 1
Results are same, Ascii-255 works
Hello Jacque,
Thanks for your effort.
I suggested it to my customer, they didn’t accept it.
They are a bit *dummkopf*, sorry for that but they’re what they are :)
Though, I have a dedicated folder for the mobile app in the ftp server.
Now, a colleague of mine {web guy} is trying to create
Hi,
Is there any way to deal with files whose filenames contain non-ascii chars?
Assume that *tFilename* is *specialFolderPath(“desktop”) “/ağaç.png”*
_set the filename of image 1 to tFilename
results with an empty image.
_set the filename of image 1 to URLEncode(tFilename)
same, an
The situation starts to be clarified a little bit.
First, if *ağaç.txt* opens in Linux as Martin stated but not in OS X and iOS,
then the underlying OS has a big role.
It seems that in OS X and iOS, Livecode accepts only those chars with a unicode
hex point up to U+00FF;
That’s why
Read as:
“resistance is futile, give up!” :)
~ Ender
On Jan 10, 2014, 4:38:44, Mark Wieder mwie...@ahsoftware.net wrote:
I once managed on a Windows system to create a file whose name had a
trailing space, and nothing I could do would delete the entry. I tried
all the low-level hacks I
Excellent Håkan; thanks…
~ Ender
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On October 1, 2013 at 9:48:16 AM, Alejandro Tejada (capellan2...@gmail.com)
wrote:
Hi Ender,
Your file is a perfect example of the process! :D
Many Thanks for sending it.
I'm sending
,
~ Ender Nafi
~… together, we're smarter …~
On October 2, 2013 at 6:07:29 AM, Alejandro Tejada (capellan2...@gmail.com)
wrote:
Great! [double thumbs up]
Are you going to post your files in the mail list
and the forum?
Have a nice day!
Al
On Tue, Oct 1, 2013 at 4:46 PM, Ender Nafi
Alejandro,
First of all, it's great news; I'm very excited to see some tutorials focused
on motion comics.
I'd love to help, also; though, I'm not sure that my technical abilities are
sufficient.
Yet, I'd like to give a shot and do whatever I can.
Best,
~ Ender Nafi
~… together, we're
Hm, I thought that the tutorials are gonna aim to code *motion comics* in
LiveCode; animations, sprites and stuff.
Clearly, I misunderstood :)
Still, a promising project, especially to teach programming to youngsters.
~ Ender Nafi
~… together, we're smarter …~
On September 29, 2013 at 6:25:34
I have no experience in graphics design,
but I can find my way around and do stuff enough for simple jobs.
It's time consuming for sure,
maybe I can lessen your burden by undertaking some of
simple-to-do-but-still-time-consuming stuff.
I'm using photoshop pixelmator, though.
I couldn't get
Hi folks,
I've prepared a simple stack to utilize a common behaviour in mobile apps.
It's a SlideView project, seen in many mainstream apps; swiping from the edge
reveals a pane beneath.
iOS 7 brought another use for it, though, swiping from left to go back previous
page.
Thus, its importance
Paul, you're a life-saver :)
I wouldn't figure this out by myself, not even in zillion debugging hours.
Although, I'm still trying to understand why this is an issue.
I'll list all the mouse* and focus* messages to see what's going on behind the
curtains.
Maybe the second problem is also related
, delete 13ms.
Various runs gave very close results so these are from the last one.
Best,
--
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