Hi Charles,
Since the iPhone scroller is invisible, you can always set the hScroll and the
vScroll to 0 whenever your card opens. Use the regular LiveCode properties to
reset the scroll values and positions of your objects whenever your card opens.
If you set both the scroll of the iPhone
I am trying to understand how multitouch scrolling and selection work together.
Here is the problem I am trying to solve:
1) the user takes a picture where the picture is larger than the screen.
2) the user needs to both scroll the picture and resize it with pinch to zoom
3) once the correct
Hi Mark,
I thought that if you ran a headless version of livecode that normal put
statements go to stdout. This seems to be what is happening when I look at
the cgi tutorial:
http://www.hyperactivesw.com/cgitutorial/tutorialtoc.html
I may not be understanding your question properly.
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Hi Mike,
This doesn't seem to work on Windows.
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For no special reason I have never used XML, either in LiveCode or anywhere
else. Now I'm scripting an app that calls for a tiny database containing a
number of similarly structured records (probably not more than 50), with all
the values essentially text or numbers easily expressible as text.
Graham,
Without giving away any trade secrets, could you describe where the data is
stored and how it will be displayed?
Mike
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I have to cobble something together which is not normally my thing, a
video app that doesn't do a bunch. What it does need to do though is
detect when there has been a significant change in frame.
I would need to be able to threshold this for significance, so I would
need to know that xyz
*User Guide.pdf - Search for stdout*
Output to Standard Out (stdOut or the Console on Mac OS X)
The stdOut is a useful place to log messages. Unlike the Message Box, it is
easy to log a
sequence of events which you can then scroll back to review later on. It
also has the
advantage of being
Nothing new there. I know for a fact that it doesn't work on Windows and am
looking for a good trick.
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Perhaps scaling the video to be 1x1 might work. Then just watch the color of
that one pixel. If it changes dramatically it was probably a scene change.
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Hey, not sure this is an acceptable method but.. If you have control of the
target system and can install unxutils, then you can build a standalone
that does a write whatever to stdout
If you run it with the -ui parameters, as you've seen nothing appears on
screen. But if you pipe to cat, viola'
Hmm also works with standard put, but still have to pipe it to cat or
whatever. Without -u the writing to stdout works when piped to cat, and the
put doesn't. including the -u makes the put command work also
On Sun, Jan 22, 2012 at 11:28 AM, Mike Bonner bonnm...@gmail.com wrote:
Hey, not sure
Mike,
Take a look at the scrolling a group lesson online: --
http://lessons.runrev.com/s/lessons/m/4071/l/44421-How-to-create-a-scrolling-group-using-the-improved-graphics-architecture
And then take a look at the pinch lesson online: --
On Jan 22, 2012, at 12:28 PM, Mike Bonner wrote:
If you run it with the -ui parameters, as you've seen nothing appears on
screen. But if you pipe to cat, viola' It works.
If you don't have cat, you can pipe it to 'more' as well, and that works
(although after a delay). My code:
on startup
I was playing around with the Pinch to Zoom an object lesson at:
http://lessons.runrev.com/s/lessons/m/4069/l/11509-how-do-i-implement-a-multi-touch-pinch-motion
And I wanted to add rotate to it as well so that I could pinch and rotate at
the same time. I ran into a big wall (called Math I
Yeah I've seen random delays too. Sometimes its lightning fast, other times
as you say up to about a second delay. Kinda strange.
On Sun, Jan 22, 2012 at 11:49 AM, Ken Ray k...@sonsothunder.com wrote:
On Jan 22, 2012, at 12:28 PM, Mike Bonner wrote:
If you run it with the -ui parameters, as
Hmm ok, first run its low, after that it seems to be reliably fast (and
don't know why I didn't remember more) so I wonder if its a matter of
diskaccess and cache. Recent run = superfast rerun.
On Sun, Jan 22, 2012 at 11:58 AM, Mike Bonner bonnm...@gmail.com wrote:
Yeah I've seen random delays
Hi Graham,
I'll say upfront that I'm not familiar with XML so I'm really suggesting an
alternative rather than answering your question.
Have you thought about using LC arrays rather than XML for this? LC arrays
are lightning fast to access and I think would work great for a small
dataset like
I also added a resizeQuality to the on touchMove handler:
set the resizeQuality of image square to best
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On Jan 22, 2012, at 1:57 PM, Thomas McGrath III wrote:
I was playing around with the Pinch to Zoom an object lesson
Many thanks Thomas. This is a big help.
Did you do any experiments with doing pinch to zoom and scrolling? I am
wondering the relationship between the scroller messages and the touch
messages. We have three properties that are of interest: canCancelTouches,
delayTouches and
I'm looking for people to test the import of passwords into InfoWallet from
tab-delimited or comma-delimited(csv) text files. These would be files exported
from whatever existing password management program you might be using.
If you are interested and don't already have a license for
Hi Mike,
This might be interesting for in-house solutions, but not for people who need
to be able to use my software out of the box. I'll keep this in mind though.
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Thanks Ken,
That works. Not ideal, but definitely better than piping to a file.
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Someone who can write in C could probably just whip up a teeny app in c
that takes stdin and immedietly sends it to stdout (like more, but without
the paging features) that could be incorporated with your apps. Its still
an ugly workaround though.
Have a batch file for execution that handles the
Yeah, thanks Mike, but I'm aware of all that. While stdOut doesn't work, there
are still plenty of ways to get to the output, but I wish I could find a way o
actually make stdOut work.
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Far be it for me to question your wisdom here Jacque, but are you sure this is
true for Rev (not LC) ?
I went from HC to SC to ToolBook and then Rev, and at the time of looking at
Rev, I can remember one of the enticements for moving was the ability to import
HC SC into Rev. I knew a
I'm sure it's possible but the exceptions would take a lot of work and is
just not worth the time vs re-creating with the superior Livecode
capability.One will always end up with a better functioning app this
way.
On 22 January 2012 13:20, Bob Earp rje...@hotmail.com wrote:
Far be it for me
Hi Bob,
There used to be a SuperCard-to-MetaCard converter.
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Op 22-jan-2012, om 22:20 heeft Bob Earp het volgende geschreven:
Far be it for me to
Still, was it smart enough to figure out 'binary' features of Livecode that
give speed and performance such as repeat for each, etc. and
multi-dimensional Arrays and the UI features such as the datagrid ?
The 'translation' could end up being a convoluted mess, hard to
debug/understand. And
On 1/22/12 3:20 PM, Bob Earp wrote:
Far be it for me to question your wisdom here Jacque, but are you
sure this is true for Rev (not LC) ?
Your memory is correct, there used to be a converter back in the early
days. It worked with SC 3.0. It was abandoned after the next SC update
broke it
Always take advantage of a good excuse to rewrite your code. The first pancake
is never the best one!
On Jan 22, 2012, at 1:52 PM, stephen barncard wrote:
Still, was it smart enough to figure out 'binary' features of Livecode that
give speed and performance such as repeat for each, etc. and
Further to my last post on this, I checked with my good friend Ian Gordon who I
worked with on this stuff, and we think the path was SC to MetaCard to Rev to
LiveCode. Unfortunately we don't have a sample to prove this !!
Over the next week I will try to resurrect an old Quadra to get a SC
Probably not worth the time/payback as a translation tool but how about as
part of a version control system? VC systems almost always have a function
that will list the differences between two versions of code, but it's hard
to that with LC since everything is buried in the stack file. If there
Thanks to the beta testers they discovered a problem that I don't know how to
fix…unicode.
If the text file contains german umlaute ü,ö,ä. And these characters are not
imported correctly. The ü (u umlaut) for example becomes √º
Here is the code:
on mouseUp
answer file Import Password Text
Hi,
Anyone watching the news this week about Apple's ebook and text book apps
and endeavors?
Seeking input as to how that might play with LC.
Thanks.
Mark Rauterkus
m...@rauterkus.com
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On Jan 22, 2012, at 3:41 PM, Mark Schonewille wrote:
Hi Bob,
There used to be a SuperCard-to-MetaCard converter.
Yes, I created it back in 2007 and I still have it - it converted SuperCard
filed to XML and then XML to MetaCard (which was before Revolution and
LiveCode). Given that it's 5
Graham-
Sunday, January 22, 2012, 6:45:40 AM, you wrote:
For no special reason I have never used XML, either in LiveCode
or anywhere else. Now I'm scripting an app that calls for a tiny
database containing a number of similarly structured records
(probably not more than 50), with all the
Hi Bill,
What happens if you get the file using binfile instead of file? And then you
might have to monkey with unidecode() or something. I bet Devin Asay can tell
you in his sleep.
Seems to me binfile would prevent any char translation, though it would also
prevent line-ending
Mark-
Sunday, January 22, 2012, 1:02:56 PM, you wrote:
That works. Not ideal, but definitely better than piping to a file.
Just curious about what you find so heinous about piping to a file.
At any rate, welcome to the world of Windows. When you write a Windows
program you can define it as a
Phil,
Binfile doesn't make any difference. I did monkey with the unicode settings and
they were unpredictable. For 8bit unicode the text all came in as special
characters. If the text file was 16 bit then it looked OK except it didn't
parse correctly into the table. Some of the cells had both
I wonder what the data would look like if you used a shell() command (or some
other non-LC-code means - via a process maybe) to read it. Like so:
on mouseUp
answer file Import Password Text File with type Text|txt
if it is not empty then
switch the platform
case Win32
Bill,
on mouseUp
answer file Import Password Text File with type Text|txt
if it is not empty then
put binfile: it into vPathToFile
put URL vPathToFile into fSource
put unidecode(uniencode(fSource,UTF8)) into fSource
examineImport fSource
else
exit mouseUp
end if
On 1/22/12 6:39 PM, Ken Ray wrote:
On Jan 22, 2012, at 3:41 PM, Mark Schonewille wrote:
Hi Bob,
There used to be a SuperCard-to-MetaCard converter.
Yes, I created it back in 2007 and I still have it - it converted
SuperCard filed to XML and then XML to MetaCard (which was before
Revolution
Mark,
Perfect. That's it!
Coincidentally I also found it in the notes section for Open File by
rod...@oceanbrowser.com:
If you are reading in a text file (for example) which contains high ascii
values (such as curly quotes - numToChar(210) ) you will find that these are
displayed as
Who needs it if you have LiveCode? You would not need to be tied to Apple ULA
in terms of their iAuthor format, etc. Or, am I missing something?
What would be great is if LiveCode of a LiveCode developer turned around and
created templates for the newbie LiveCoders to publish their eTextBooks
How do you guys know this stuff? Awesome.
Bill
On Jan 22, 2012, at 7:16 PM, Bill Vlahos wrote:
Mark,
Perfect. That's it!
Coincidentally I also found it in the notes section for Open File by
rod...@oceanbrowser.com:
If you are reading in a text file (for example) which contains high
On Jan 22, 2012, at 9:12 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
On 1/22/12 6:39 PM, Ken Ray wrote:
On Jan 22, 2012, at 3:41 PM, Mark Schonewille wrote:
Hi Bob,
There used to be a SuperCard-to-MetaCard converter.
Yes, I created it back in 2007 and I still have it - it converted
SuperCard filed
I wouldn't be surprised if it was. I believe one of the accusations from
Apple in their case against HTC was that tapping a phone number in a
message and having the phone dial the number was copyright infringement.
Intellectual property law astounds me some times.
Pete
On Sun, Jan 22, 2012 at
I just compiled and ran my fist standalone on Windows and I'm finally
realising the benefits of developing cross platform applications with LC.
I was pretty amazed when everything I developed on my Mac just ran as
expected on Windows!
The on;y problem I need to address concerns fonts. I have a
Apologies if this is a duplicate post byt I didn't see my original reply
make it to the list.
I'm wondering if it might be worth the time if this was done as part of a
version control system rather than as a convertor? The VC systems I've
used alway have a way of comparing two code files and
On 1/22/12 11:47 PM, Pete wrote:
I wouldn't be surprised if it was. I believe one of the accusations from
Apple in their case against HTC was that tapping a phone number in a
message and having the phone dial the number was copyright infringement.
Intellectual property law astounds me some
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