Hi,
Simple question for people here, but something you wonder when you
come from a non-LC code environment.
What's a good way to create and store a non-UI code library in a LC
project (a.k.a. business logic)? Say I'd want to implement a WebDAV
client, which is a back-and-forth kind of flow. Or
From: maarten.koopm...@gmail.com
Simple question for people here, but something you wonder when you
come from a non-LC code environment.
What's a good way to create and store a non-UI code library in a LC
project (a.k.a. business logic)? Say I'd want to implement a WebDAV
client,
Thanks Missed that in plowing through all the
dics/dictionary/getting my head around LC
--Maarten
On Sunday, April 3, 2011, John Dixon dixo...@hotmail.co.uk wrote:
From: maarten.koopm...@gmail.com
Simple question for people here, but something you wonder when you
come from a non-LC
Maarten Koopmans wrote:
What's a good way to create and store a non-UI code library in a LC
project (a.k.a. business logic)? Say I'd want to implement a WebDAV
client, which is a back-and-forth kind of flow. Or anu other protocol
will do as a mental model
Where would you store all the
Thanks, that was very insightful.
On Sunday, April 3, 2011, Richard Gaskin ambassa...@fourthworld.com wrote:
Maarten Koopmans wrote:
What's a good way to create and store a non-UI code library in a LC
project (a.k.a. business logic)? Say I'd want to implement a WebDAV
client, which is a
Richard,
Thanks for reminding me of your article, lot of useful info in it.
I'm currently inserting the script of a button as a front script. The
script contains handlers for some standard messages (eg mouseUp, menuPick)
that I need to grab before they on through the normal message path, but it
