Roger, the problem is that this doesn't protect you from the biggest
danger. All this does is download the file again (not desirable if it's
a large file), and then compare the md5-digest of the two downloaded
copies.
While this does protect you against a temporary glitch in one of the
Hi,
Im wondering if anyone can shed some light on the best way to do this!
I have built a library stack which Im including in the distribution and
selected the 'encrypt with password' option for both the main stack, and this
library stack, however when I compile if I go into the package the
Now that you mention it, that does ring a bell….
be well,
randy
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On Sep 10, 2011, at 6:21 PM, Scott Rossi wrote:
Recently, Randy Hengst wrote:
Has anyone successfully used the brush tool in iOS?
Last I heard, painting wasn't working on iOS. Don't recall hearing anything
about it
Joe,
It doesn't work either.
be well,
randy
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On Sep 10, 2011, at 6:27 PM, Joe Lewis Wilkins wrote:
Randy,
How about the paint bucket? I have an app I'm thinking about converting from
OSX to iOS that uses both.
TIA,
Joe Lewis Wilkins
Architect
On Sep 10, 2011, at 3:56 PM,
Randy, Scott,
Any idea as to whether this is an Apple limitation or a LC problem? I imagine
it is more likely something that Apple hasn't figured out yet, but I've been
wrong before! (smile) Guess my project won't be going forward any time soon.
BTW, while we're speculating, have anyone heard
Hi, Randy. Here's a simple example using a graphic. Just create a new
stack, add a line graphic called 'draw', set it's lineSize to 10 then
put the following script into the card script. Double click clears the
drawing, and each mouseDown starts a new line.
:)
local sDrawing
on
Hi John,
Well, that is very cool. Thanks for sharing it.
be well,
randy
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On Sep 11, 2011, at 9:02 AM, John Craig wrote:
Hi, Randy. Here's a simple example using a graphic. Just create a new
stack, add a line graphic called 'draw', set it's lineSize to 10 then put the
following
Incase anyone is searching for the answer to this question in the future,
The policy document has to be encoded in base64 but then the linebreaks have
to be removed before signing it with the secret key with hmac sha1.
The answer of how to do remove the line breaks is in the thread Removing
Hi Mark and Jacqueline,
The substacks had PreOpenStack handlers that called a library stack and
sometimes emptied out some fields, but what they did not have OpenStack
handlers. The absence of OpenStack handlers appears to have been the problem
because, after the the sub-stack executes its
On Sun, Sep 11, 2011 at 4:43 AM, Alex Tweedly wrote:
Roger, the problem is that this doesn't protect you from the biggest
danger. All this does is download the file again (not desirable if it's a
large file), and then compare the md5-digest of the two downloaded copies.
While this does
Hi Gregory,
Instead of putting an openStack handler in every substack, it is much easier to
move the openStack in your main stack from stack level to card level. If the
openStack handler is in a card script, it won't be triggered by opening a
substack.
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Best regards,
Mark Schonewille
Roger Eller wrote:
...so for protecting the initial md5digest, I might store it in
a database rather than a file. That could possibly make retrieval
of that code more efficient, and also add a protective layer.
If someone has sufficient access to modify files on your server, that
may
Good stuff. Thank you, Mark. I’ll give that a shot.
Regards,
Gregory
On Sun, Sep 11, 2011, at 1:00 PM, use-livecode-requ...@lists.runrev.com wrote:
Hi Gregory,
Instead of putting an openStack handler in every substack, it is much easier
to move the openStack in your main stack from
Hi Craig,
I had posted this right (see below) after you in message 21. On reflection,
the behaviour makes sense, and so does Mark’s suggestion that I move the main
stack’s OpenStack handler to the card script.
Gregory
Hi Mark and Jacqueline,
The substacks had PreOpenStack handlers that
On Sun, Sep 11, 2011 at 2:22 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Roger Eller wrote:
...so for protecting the initial md5digest, I might store it in
a database rather than a file. That could possibly make retrieval
of that code more efficient, and also add a protective layer.
If someone has
Roger Eller wrote:
On Sun, Sep 11, 2011 at 2:22 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Databases are handy for working with very large data stores, esp. where you
need relationality but for simple things like a checksum value for a file,
Mark Weider's suggestion is probably the simplest and most
Gregory.
Glad to see you have worked it out. It is a subtle danger, that other messages
can insinuate themselves into what we try to contain in what we believe is a
well defined situation. This is especially true with the very similar
open/preOpen and stack/card messages.
Craig Newman
On Sat, Sep 10, 2011 at 4:47 PM, Andre Garzia an...@andregarzia.com wrote:
Hi Andre,
Is revavailablehandlers available on a standalone? (Just curious...)
Not sure of the usage we could have with that, but
revavailablehandlers not working in a standalone.
Best regards,
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-Zryip TheSlug-
Hi all. Does Livecode have a way to handle UTF-8 encoding and decoding?
Ray Horsley
LinkIt! Software
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preferences:
This doesn't work with block comments, but this is what I used in revNavigator:
put the script of tID into tText
put empty into tMenuText
repeat for each line L in tText
if word 1 of L is among the items of on,function,getprop,setprop
then put L cr after tMenuText
end repeat
Hi Ray,
Yes. To display UTF8, you need to convert it to UTF16 before setting the
unicodeText of a field. You can also convert the unicodeText of a field to UTF8
before writing it to a file. The functions are
-- convert from UTF8 to UTF16
uniEncode(myUTF8,UTF8)
-- convert from UTF16 to UTF8
Geoff,
Try this:
put token 1 to -1 of the script of tID into tText
put empty into tMenuText
repeat for each line L in tText
if word 1 of L is among the items of
on,function,getprop,setprop,command,private
then put L cr after tMenuText
end repeat
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Best regards,
Mark Schonewille
Mark,
Many thanks for this help. I believe my challenge is that my encoded text is
actually wrapped in html. For example, after setting the htmlText of a field,
this:
divobject type=text/html data=passages/3167.htm//divspan
class=class1bRead the following line from the
On 9/11/11 4:17 AM, Andrew Henshaw wrote:
Hi,
Im wondering if anyone can shed some light on the best way to do
this!
I have built a library stack which Im including in the distribution
and selected the 'encrypt with password' option for both the main
stack, and this library stack, however
I've never been quite sure how to participate in the use-livecode digest
so I'll give this email address a try.
I see discussions lately about the fact that Live-Code has used the best
part of the English language for reserved words.
I've built a compiler which is a shell over
I've just released and upgrade to the DropTools Palette; version 1.2 has a few
bug fixes in it plus tighter integration with the LiveCode IDE, allowing you to
display the Inspector palette for various DropTools by option-double-clicking a
control or through the right-click (or control-click)
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