Paul,
That would be of interest to me. What do you have cooking?
-= Mike
On May 25, 2012, at 12:27 AM, Paul Looney wrote:
Peter,
Suppose there was a database built with LiveCode, that required no SQL, that
worked with your data, that made your data multi-user, that provided
On May 25, 2012, at 12:14 AM, Bill Vlahos wrote:
Peter,
So you have over 140,000 objects to search through and it does that in 20
seconds? How long does it take the LiveCode Find and Replace function to
search all of that? Searching through all those objects in 20 seconds might
not be
After some testing I am certain that my problem does not arise from the speed
at which the plugin indexes the scripts. I also, for now, do not believe it has
anything to do with sqlYoga. I have stepped through code that calls sqlYoga
without problems. There is something I am doing in my code
You may want to consider having a reputable dev do all that for you, and then
pay you royalties on all sales after that, should it go commercial.
Bob
On May 25, 2012, at 7:57 AM, Peter M. Brigham, MD wrote:
Unless I were heading towards creating a commercial product, which I have
dreamed
Bill,
I've been following the RunRev list comments about lcTaskList speed.
For what it is worth
1. I have 46 large stacks open on my desktop (just for testing, I don't work
this way)
2. Some of these are substacks, most are main stacks
3. I have two large, 2000+ lines, stack scripts open in the
On May 24, 2012, at 6:36 PM, Paul Looney wrote:
Bill,
I've been following the RunRev list comments about lcTaskList speed.
For what it is worth
1. I have 46 large stacks open on my desktop (just for testing, I don't work
this way)
2. Some of these are substacks, most are main stacks
Peter,
So you have over 140,000 objects to search through and it does that in 20
seconds? How long does it take the LiveCode Find and Replace function to search
all of that? Searching through all those objects in 20 seconds might not be all
that bad considering that LiveCode does't handle lots
Peter,
Suppose there was a database built with LiveCode, that required no SQL, that
worked with your data, that made your data multi-user, that provided encryption
for the network, that ran really fast, that let you tweak your data and
interface as you wished?
Would this interest you?
Paul
