Mark,
Thanks for the offer, I will be glad to review your new book.
Although I think you might be somewhat wrong about those students' needs.
These people are 18 to 20 years old and have already been exposed to the
basic concepts of coding in highschool or are self-educated on these matters.
Yep, I do remember Be.
AFAIR it could be installed on Macintosh clones made by other
manufactors back then... They had a very specific icons design
and there was a kind of freeware that could be installed on
Mac OS to make the GUI look like Be...
Best,
jbv
Be was also very forward thinking about Internet-connected home
appliances. In 1999, they hired me to create a UI for a prototype touch
screen kitchen manager -- for planning meals, ordering groceries, and
handling personal communications. They were very shorthanded at the time,
so they left it
That's a pretty cool reference site - nice! B)
On 10/06/2014 20:02, Simon Smith wrote:
Hi Richard
I would be happy to contribute to LCJ and it will be interesting to see
what you have setup.
Writing a book would be a mammoth task - and I for one, would not be
certain just how large a target
Don't be sad - the reason for posting the topics was for feedback :D
The security topic would appear naturally when talking about logging in,
etc. (but a dedicated topic would be possible).
A few examples that work nicely with LC...
SSL connections for encrypting all traffic to/from browser
Beeing on holiday on that day, I wish you a lot of fun.
Tiemo
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von Mark Schonewille
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 11. Juni 2014 03:33
An: How to use LiveCode
Betreff: [ANN] More info about
Don’t mourn the loss of those old dead links regarding server on OSX. They were
rendered obsolete almost immediately by new releases of LiveCode server and OSX
server admin setup.
I’ve not revisited since, as I moved to on-rev for an installation-free
development playground - the wrenched-out
Very interesting time in MacOS land when Be came around.
I wrote an article for their developer magazine about sales distribution.
At the time, I was also involved in selling a different RAD tool and in
talks with Be to port it to the BeOS. Had they agreed to terms, I think it
would have changed
If anyone feels nostalgic enough for a download, fire up Virtual Box and
have your own Be OS running now - courtesy of the open source version,
Haiku:
https://www.haiku-os.org/
Lynn Fredricks wrote:
...like OpenDoc. Remember OpenDoc? Publish and subscribe...
...and Sk8, and ScriptX, and
I rermember OpenDoc. It would have been revolutionary. And it was READY to go.
I knew the guy at Apple Canada that was in charge of promoting it. He was
profoundly disappointed when Apple dropped-the-ball; just as we were when
HyperCard was steved. And so it was with many other promising RD
I have an iOS app that’s crashing unexpectedly when run on a device (iPad Air).
The error in the console is “Segmentation fault: 11”. Anybody know what this
means or how I might go about fixing it? What’s strange is it only crashes
after running just fine for a while, which makes me wonder if
On Wed, Jun 11, 2014 at 8:03 AM, Lynn Fredricks
lfredri...@proactive-intl.com wrote:
Remember
OpenDoc? Publish and subscribe? :-)
Oh, yes. Publish Subscribe seemed perfect for some of what I was doing
back then. And any minute now, that update from my excel sheet to my word
document may
For the next person who runs into this, it happened because when I copied
the new version of the compiled application, I (brilliantly) didn't copy
the dll's and the like, too, so when the database functions came along, we
had a problem. It also created a copy of another file in the directory,
and
I rermember OpenDoc. It would have been revolutionary. And it
was READY to go. I knew the guy at Apple Canada that was in
charge of promoting it.
It was extremely hard to develop for, and several vendors did just that -
and lost a huge amount of development investment. My favorite word pro
Yes, there was Publish--Subscribe in it, but the really-amazing thing about
OpenDoc is that everything would have been document-centric, versus
application-centric like it is now and has been forever. In any
document/application you would systematically use the components of your
choice: your
Chris Sheffield cmsheffield@... writes:
I have an iOS app that’s crashing unexpectedly when run on a device (iPad
Air). The error in the console is
“Segmentation fault: 11”. Anybody know what this means or how I might go
about fixing it?
Wow... congratulations. I've never even heard of
Cool! :-)
I’ll get a report over to RunRev then for sure. Hopefully if I provide the
crash log they can figure something out.
Thanks.
On Jun 11, 2014, at 11:08 AM, Mark Wieder mwie...@ahsoftware.net wrote:
Chris Sheffield cmsheffield@... writes:
I have an iOS app that’s crashing
Bonjour Chris,
In some stacks, specially before the dataGrid, I right aligned using format
(see format in the dictionary
For example, the following handler :
local theData
set the itemDel to tab
put fld fData into theData
repeat with x = 1 to the number of lines in theData
Hello LC'ers
I have data element that I need to scan for all NON numbers and remove
them. For instance this data element should read 0123456789 but sometimes
is listed as 0123-4-5678-9 or has foreign characters in it or reads NOT
AVAILABLE.
so:
if item 14 of tLine number then
There are
Magicgate Software - Skip Kimpel skip@... writes:
I have data element that I need to scan for all NON numbers and remove
them. For instance this data element should read 0123456789 but sometimes
is listed as 0123-4-5678-9 or has foreign characters in it or reads NOT
AVAILABLE.
so:
if
Hi,
This regex does what you want:
on foo
put 123-f-78-x0// into x
put replacetext(x,[^0-9],)
end foo
Probably you will need a repeat loop, unless you really just have a list
of 50 phone numbers. In that case you could use
replacetext(x,[^0-9\n],) to modify the entire list at once.
Use replaceText:
put replaceText ( yourData, ^[0-9]*, empty) into yourData
On Wednesday, June 11, 2014 2:25:11 PM, Magicgate Software - Skip Kimpel
s...@magicgate.com wrote:
Hello LC'ers
I have data element that I need to scan for all NON numbers and remove
them. For instance this data
Another version..
put replacetext(tData,(?!\n)(\D),empty)
If there are lines with no numbers at all the list will end up with some
empties, but those can easily be filtered out after the replacetext.
This replaces everything except the newline and digits ( \d matches a
digit, \D matches all
Just set up lc community server on mavericks server (fresh install since
previous updates had completely horked things).
For those interested, I had to create the CGI-Executables folder in
/Library/Server/Web/data and then set proper ownership and permissions on
the folder. To do the clean
Hi Hugh,
The link from the LiveCode store to your Chartmaker demo is off
Current
https://www.flexiblelearning.com/chartmaker/downloads/ChartMaker_LC.zip
Actual link on your site
http://www.flexiblelearning.com/chartmaker/downloads/ChartMaker.zip
Not sure if you want to wait for runRev to fix it.
Hello,
This morning, we sent out a message to everybody who bought my book
Programming LiveCode for the Real Beginner to request confirmation of
their postal mail addresses. We are still waiting for more replies.
If you bought the book and haven't received it yet, please check your
mail
On 12 Jun 2014, at 8:46 am, Mike Bonner bonnm...@gmail.com wrote:
Just set up lc community server on mavericks server (fresh install since
previous updates had completely horked things). […]
For those interested, please see this:
http://forums.livecode.com/viewtopic.php?f=15t=20465
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