On 03/08/14 05:46, hh wrote:
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It's content that counts, not the wrapping ...
This is very much the case, plus the fact that most people in the world
do NOT need the fastest Mac one currently buy despite the hype.
I have a cousin who runs a sort of farm for socially and mentally
Hi all,
A preview of the Widgets Themes project was shown last month by Kevin:
http://livecode.com/blog/2014/07/08/the-next-generation-widgets-themes/
Will the following missing GUI items be possible to implement via Widgets (i.e.
solely via the new lower-level LiveCode)?
1.
Hi Lyn,
As I understand it, Widgets will exist inside the stack window, just
like controls. They are drawn in what RunRev calls a canvas, in the same
layer as current controls. This might impose some limitations on what is
possible.
Then again, since you can hook directly into the API of
I have a list of items such as in example 1 shown below.
I want to record how many are the same but only the same by char 1 to 2 and
char 6 to 7 then place that number of duplicates after each line, as in the
second example list.
Any ideas for doing this?
Thanks,
sims
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Hi Peter and all,
(please have in mind, that I'm not a native speaker and am 18 months with LC.
So the following will be a bit 'bumpy'. I write just as I understand it, no
arrogance intended with my phrasing and wording.)
This is a syntax rule: the is followed by the name of a property or
Do you mean char 7 to 8?
And list 2 is not the result of this counting for list 1? Should be
08:00_d3_180_Monica_pink_1
10:45_d2_90_Mary_orange_6
10:00_d2_90_Mary_orange_6
10:15_d2_90_Mary_orange_6
10:30_d2_90_Mary_orange_6
10:00_d2_90_Mary_orange_6
10:00_d2_90_Mary_orange_6
Sorru ell and one are hard to distinguish. SO
function myCounter myList
repeat for each line i in myList
if i is empty then next repeat
add 1 to f[char 1 to 2 of i comma char 7 to 8 of i]
end repeat
repeat for each line i in myList
if i is empty then next repeat
put cr i _
Very nice :-)
Thank you!
sims
Can you explain what the the f in the following line means/signifies?
put cr l _ f[char 1 to 2 of l comma char 7 to 8 of l] after s
On Sun, Aug 3, 2014 at 1:03 PM, hh h...@livecode.org wrote:
Do you mean char 7 to 8?
And list 2 is not the result of
Never mind, just try:
put myCounter(fld X) into fld Y
That's life - more exactly, that's LiveCode:
s is an empty string, created by LC for you
f is an empty array variable, created by LC for you
Did you already look in the LC-forum? There is a lot of help and there are some
impressively good
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On 03/08/14 15:53, hh wrote:
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I'm a robot of h...@livecode.org and instructed to post nothing useful.
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Silicon Valley this evening?
Please leave for that your office for a week and delegate
On Sun, Aug 3, 2014 at 4:29 AM, hh h...@livecode.org wrote:
This is a syntax rule: the is followed by the name of a property or
function.
That's why no parentheses are allowed to follow in the name, else date()
couldn't be equivalent to the date.
Peter H. wrote :
Here's the one that
Hi Richard,
Just tried it with an arithmetic expression and it generated the same
error, with or without parens.
I'll say again, since it seems to be causing some confusion, the parens
aren't really the issue other than they should force the expression between
them to be evaluated before the rest
Try it:
https://www.facebook.com/download/792824757415236/speeder_too.livecode.zip
Richmond.
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I want to create a shared group that resets its content every time it's
displayed on a different card. The group needs to be self-contained with
no additional scripting anywhere else in the stack.
The preOpenControl and openControl messages are only sent the first time
the shared group is
Hi,
Include a front script in your group and add a preOpenCard handler to
that front script.
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On 03/08/14 22:30, J. Landman Gay wrote:
I want to create a shared group that resets its content every time
it's displayed on a different card. The group needs to be
self-contained with no additional scripting anywhere else in the stack.
The preOpenControl and openControl messages are only
On 03/08/14 22:56, Richmond wrote:
On 03/08/14 22:30, J. Landman Gay wrote:
I want to create a shared group that resets its content every time
it's displayed on a different card. The group needs to be
self-contained with no additional scripting anywhere else in the stack.
The preOpenControl
Hi Jaque.
I assume you're using a background grp. If so I have used the focusOut
message to fire some action in the self-contained grp when the card changes.
The focusIn message is not received by the group on crad change. This is
kind of counter intuitive imho but it works.
All the best
Mats
Hello Peter.
Let us argue constructively instead insisting on rules. Currently wonderful
things are possible to set (because set doesn't use internally the):
set empty of this stack to papperlapapp
set 7 of this stack to empty
set 7.0 of this stack to 1
set 7.00 of this stack to 2
Now
On Sun, Aug 3, 2014 at 11:56 AM, Jerry Jensen j...@jhj.com wrote:
Interesting situation. The dictionary says what goes after the word the is
the name of the cprop. I'm not sure if a value (the result of evaluating an
expression) qualifies as a name.
Just did a quick test, New Stack, one fld
On 8/3/2014, 7:52 PM, Kay C Lan wrote:
Just did a quick test, New Stack, one fld testField, in the msg box:
put hello into fld (test Field)
works fine
It's very useful in repeat loops, for this sort of thing:
repeat with x = 1 to the number of btns
set the hilite of btn (answerx) to
On Sun, Aug 3, 2014 at 10:46 AM, hh h...@livecode.org wrote:
Do you see what I mean? In general you may be right and I'm with you to have
good new things. But sometimes there is also 'Much Ado About Nothing'.
It's content that counts, not the wrapping ...
Totally agree. Moore's Law may state
And this won't be truly great until I can
put y into x
put 1 into value(x)
because I can use this to get values but not set them, so I'm still stuck
with
do put 1 intox
On Sun, Aug 3, 2014 at 9:32 PM, J. Landman Gay jac...@hyperactivesw.com
wrote:
On 8/3/2014, 7:52 PM, Kay C Lan wrote:
Mike Kerner wrote:
And this won't be truly great until I can
put y into x
put 1 into value(x)
because I can use this to get values but not set them, so I'm still stuck
with
do put 1 intox
I'm all for inventing radical new programming paradigms, and maybe Open
Language may help with some
Hello!
I have 15 buttons on a card. They are each named Button 1, Button 2, Button 3,
etc. I have another button that I am using as a game piece. It moves around the
digital game board to the loc of each of the other 15 buttons. I am attempting
to save the players information into a single
Here’s the server script:
?lc
put $_POST[username] into tUsername
put $_POST[ButtonSpot] into tButtonSpot
put url(file:users.txt) into tUsersFile
repeat for each line tLine in tUsersFile
if item 1 of tLine is tUserName then
put tButtonSpot into item 4 of tLine
--when it gets to spot 10 it is
And here is the button script to move the player’s game piece:
on mouseUp
put cd fld username of cd 1 into tTargetPlayer
put the loc of cd btn tTargetPlayer into tTargetPlayerLoc
put 1 into x
repeat 15
put the id of cd button ( Button x ) return after GameSpots
add 1 to
The problem we have with arrays is that they don't let us really use
indirection, i.e. pointers/handles. It's a lot easier to write generic
handlers for a screen full of controls with pointers/handles. DO is ok,
but it's the same problem we've always had with DO, namely it's slow.
It's very,
Mike Kerner wrote:
The problem we have with arrays is that they don't let us really use
indirection, i.e. pointers/handles. It's a lot easier to write generic
handlers for a screen full of controls with pointers/handles. DO is ok,
but it's the same problem we've always had with DO, namely
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