Since it's just a stack, open it normally in LC. You can do that either
from the Open file menu or since it's open already it should be in the
Windows menu. Edit the script normally. Apply and save the stack. The next
time LC starts up, the handlers should run.
The plugin dialog only manages h
Jacqueline, thank you for adding to my thread about the interface on
4k monitors.
I did as suggested but there is no persistence with the plugins
dialogue box. If there is a save, OK, or apply type functions I cannot
find them. Closing the window does not appear to save the changes as
there ar
Plugins are just normal stacks that appear in the plugins folder. When you
open the stack, which opens automatically and invisibly on startup in this
case, it will just sit there. It needs an activation handler, which can be
on openstack or opencard or whatever is appropriate. Add whatever you
Never mind, I got the plugin to appear in the list in the plugins
dialogue window.
I selected it, set it to "LiveCode starts up" and "Invisible". Quit
the IDE and restarted it. Nothing happens.
Typing each command into the message box affects things though. I can
kind of work with doing that
Ralph, thank for for the specific instructions. Thanks to the others
and poking around I knew some of that, but the extra info was stuff I
needed to know.
Unfortunately, the script does not appear in the list of plugins in
the Plugin Settings dialogue. Did basic things like double check the
di
d be good to go.
Ralph DiMola
IT Director
Evergreen Information Services
rdim...@evergreeninfo.net
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I felt up to trying one of the suggested workarounds for my interface
scaling issue, specifically making a script to run as a plug-in.
The plugin in does not appear on the plugins menu and I do not know
what I did wrong. The link to creating plugins was helpful, but lacked
specifics.
Do I ne
Peter, thank you for those suggestions I will try them once my
treatment is done tomorrow.
Richard, I am using Kubunutu and KDE for some reason does not get
every app when using its interface scaling setting. It gets almost all
of them, but does not affect a few. It may be these apps are doing
These workarounds are great for helping John get back to work right
away, but if the IDE isn't respecting Windows' resolution that would be
a bug and I hope someone's reported it.
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Richard Gaskin
Fourth World Systems
Software Design and Development for the Desktop, Mobile, and the Web
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Hi John,
I haven’t done this myself, but I suppose you could create a Livecode plugin
that runs the needed code:
https://livecode.fandom.com/wiki/Creating_a_livecode_plugin
which is basically a LC stack that lives in your local plugins folder. Under
the IDE Development menu are plugin settings
Peter, thank you for the information about changing the scale of the
IDE user interface.
You mentioned that if I put a script somewhere to affect the IDE
stacks that it should work. I looked up the IDE stacks as per your
directions. Thanks for those.
I do not know where a good somewhere to p
fected ones had built in
> features to help with the interface resolution and others are still a
> problem for me.
>
> Livecode is unaffected by everything. Would someone please tell me if
> Livecode has anything inside it to change the IDE interface resolution
> or if I have to dep
monitor. I have changed OS settings to help with other programs and
it has for most of them. Some of the unaffected ones had built in
features to help with the interface resolution and others are still a
problem for me.
Livecode is unaffected by everything. Would someone please tell me if
Livecode has
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