Hi H and working group in the field format quest,
At first glance I did not see a time format for use in sports events. The
100-meter backstroke of 1:03.33 is something that should be in there.
Hours, minutes, seconds, tenths and thousands would be great.
Days would work too for Dyana Nyad
Has been done:
'asDHMS' displays seconds as [days] : [hours] : minutes : seconds up to 6
decimal places if required. The additional spaces are to differentiate it
from a DateTime display such as 12:26.
Webpage preview has been updated...
http://www.FlexibleLearning.com/fieldformatter
And a
In many ways LiveCode is more a language than a program. It provides the
tools to build software, and sometimes you have to build your own tools for
it. For example 'shell' is supported, but *you* have to know about 'shell'
to apply it. So LiveCode stradles two worlds: raw coding and purpose-built
A new field formatting palette and frontscript library is nearing
completion. The properties palette, syntax and integration are all in place
and working.
- What is its purpose?
In short it separates data from display. Field contents can, for example, be
displayed as currency (or any other
That sounds outstanding!
-- Tom Bodine
--
View this message in context:
http://runtime-revolution.278305.n4.nabble.com/FieldFormatter-Working-group-tp4670586p4670588.html
Sent from the Revolution - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
___
use
Hi Hugh
This is really a breath of fresh air in that LC is starting to grow up. I
have been saying for awhile that LiveCode will evolve or go away. It may
take developers to move the stake forward in the way other software
languages have come of age. I believe that when the developers start
On Oct 3, 2013, at 5:07 AM, FlexibleLearning.com ad...@flexiblelearning.com
wrote:
A new field formatting palette and frontscript library is nearing
completion. The properties palette, syntax and integration are all in place
and working….
Very cool work you have done here Hugh! I would
function GoodAdvice pPatience
switch pPatience
case sLearningCurve pPatience
exit to top
break
case sLearningCurve = pPatience
return GoodAdvice(pPatience * 10)
break
default
return progress!
break
end switch
end
