Another thing you might like to think about is running a Linux distro
on a second hard-disk or partition in a PC running Windows.
If at all possible go for the second hard drive option; I have managed
to muck
a lot of things up trying to go the second partition route.
Some Linux distros are
On 25/03/2012 02:33, Mark Schonewille wrote:
Does anyone have (good) experience with LiveCode apps running on an Android 4
tablet? I thought I'd ask before upgrading my tablet.
Does that mean that LiveCode is not compatible with Android 4 yet?
I'm using it with a Sumvision Astro tablet (from
Stephen, (and Jacque),
Thanks again for your reply -- got it about the browser
controlling downloads for security reasons.
Also, some very good information here. I hadn't known about
StackRunner and your idea of a thin client is great -- I can
probably pre-install it on the MP3 players
I'm not the developer of Animation Engine (it's way beyond my maths).
It has a demo version, so I'd recommend trying it out. It has some
tools to demonstrate to you its own capabilities.
http://www.derbrill.de/developers.php
I've used it to animate features in non-game apps, but I've barely
Thanks, Bernard - I just did a face palm. I own animationEngine - got it free,
I think, one time when I upgraded or bought LC. Forgot I had it. Will dig
deeper into animationEngine.
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On Mar 25,
Richard,
Collision detection is the easier part. Just calculate the distance between
centers and, if it is greater than the sum of the radii (assuming they are
circular) you have a collision.
The more difficult part is the physics, what happens after the collission. Are
they of equal mass and
P.S.
In the simplest case, equal masses, just interchange the velocities of the two
balls after the collision.
Proof:
If one assumes that the solution is unique, and since interchanging the
velocities conserves momentum and energy (for balls of equal mass), this
solution is THE solution.
Hi Mark,
Mark Schonewille-3 wrote
.Mac was discontinued 3 years ago and taken off-line 1.5 years ago.
Just yesterday, Roger Guay published a link to his stack,
stored in iDisk:
https://idisk.mac.com/irog//Public/SETIproblem.livecode
Here is the original message:
Hi Roger,
This stack was created with LiveCode 5.5
Could you post a version that runs in
Ken Ray's StackRunner:
http://www.sonsothunder.com/devres/revolution/downloads/StackRunner.htm
or this stack actually require new features
of latest LiveCode version?
By the way, yesterday I was asking
Hi All,
After I installed Trevor's DLL named Enhanced Quicktime
and opened one of his stack examples...
Recording sound using Quicktime is working fine in this
computer.
Really strange, to say the least.
Maybe, just maybe... Trevor's DLL activated something
in Quicktime 7.7.1 that allowed to
Hi Alejandro,
Glenn's URL's point to homepage.mac.com and Roger's URL's point to
idisk.mac.com. I bet it has something to do with that. While it looks like
iDisk is going to be moved to iCloud at some point, I'm pretty sure that the
web hosting feature has been discontinued. Here's
On 03/24/2012 06:53 PM, Pete wrote:
So now I'm left with the question of which Linux
distro to go for
Pete
More ideas that might interest you :)
Since you are mainly working in OS X and I assume you are happy and
comfortable working in that interface, you may be interested in a linux
Are there controls in the player object to manage the positioning of the pdf
pages. This is news to me, where can I learn more?
-= Mike
On Mar 24, 2012, at 9:20 PM, Pete wrote:
Thanks for the reminder Colin, forgot about that. I'll give that a try.
Pete
On Sat, Mar 24, 2012 at 6:05 PM,
Hi Mark,
Mark Schonewille-3 wrote
Glenn's URL's point to homepage.mac.com and Roger's URL's point to
idisk.mac.com.
I bet it has something to do with that. While it looks like iDisk is going
to be moved
to iCloud at some point, I'm pretty sure that the web hosting feature has
been
By positioning, do you mean x and y position? Or do you mean which page is
showing? In my suggestion I had proposed that you would set the currenttime of
the player to navigate through the pages.
On Mar 25, 2012, at 11:06 AM, Michael Doub wrote:
Are there controls in the player object to
Hi Michael,
Am 25.03.2012 um 17:06 schrieb Michael Doub:
hint:
PDFs are only displayed in a player object on the Mac!
Are there controls in the player object to manage the positioning of the pdf
pages.
No, they are treated like a video and you cannot control them properly if at
all.
Thanks Richmond and Warren for the info. I like the idea of using a Linux
distro that is somewhat like an OS X interface.
Pete
On Sun, Mar 25, 2012 at 8:04 AM, Warren Samples war...@warrensweb.uswrote:
On 03/24/2012 06:53 PM, Pete wrote:
So now I'm left with the question of which Linux
I am also a big fan of Parallels, especially now they seem to have sorted out
access to the Mac's printers. Yesterday I installed Windows 7 on my iMac,
running Parallels on top of Lion - this was in addition to XP rather than a
replacement, since I need both for testing purposes - and it was
This works only if the balls hit head-on. Otherwise you need to do the
trig. As a simple example, say there are two balls headed toward each
other. Each has a radius of 2^.5. Ball A is moving at -2 units per second
on the x axis, i.e. to the left, and its center has a Y coordinate of 2.
Ball B is
Geoff,
What happens when two ball of equal mass collide ellastically is an exchange in
velocities.
The velocity is a VECTOR. I think that is the source of misunderstanding.
Your right there is trig involved. For example from Nine ball...
function resetVel xx,yy,xx',yy',vxx,vyy,vxx',vyy'
A quick and dirty way to display PDFs in an LC stack is to create an image of
each PDF page and insert each into an LC Image Area
You might also make use of the Marked Card feature for bookmarking.
Steve Goldberg
www.medmaster.net
stgoldb...@aol.com
Date: Sat, 24 Mar 2012 17:11:06 -0700
From:
As a Mac-o-philiac I have spent some time playing around with PearOS,
and can honestly say it sucks;
it being neither one thing nor the other.
Also, for Mac types; the initial set up does NOT have desktop icons,
and it is a right cough-cough-cough finding one's Home folder and so on.
The
P.S.
That simple picture of the velocities being exchanged applies only in a frame
of reference in which the center of mass is fixed.
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Sorry for your difficulty, Al. The best I seem to be able to do is to provide
SETIproblem in Livecode 5.0.2. I can't find StackRunner on Ken's site and the
one I have does not open my stack. I can't even open my stack in version 4.6.3
of Livecode! Do you have any other suggestions? My stack is
Roger-
Sunday, March 25, 2012, 11:08:25 AM, you wrote:
Sorry for your difficulty, Al. The best I seem to be able to do
is to provide SETIproblem in Livecode 5.0.2. I can't find
StackRunner on Ken's site and the one I have does not open my stack.
Use the Save As menuItem from the File menu
I currently use XCode 3.2.6 on OS 10.6.8 with IOS external SDK R7 applied to it
to build iOS externals for iOS 4.3. (I build iOS standalones for iOS 4.3 using
LiveCode 4.6.4--sometimes with such externals--using XCode 3.2.6.)
I would like to also build externals and apps for iOS 5.
I think
I am using a Mac and Mail for my email stuff. Often when I reply to posts on
this list with as little as 1 or 2 lower quote levels, I get a reply from
use-livecode-bounces for exceeding the size limit of 15 KB. Such is the case
with a reply I was trying to make today to Thomas McGrath III and
I have run across that, too. I have not seen anything over 15KB since June,
2010, though, and maybe that got special approval.
My response was to trim down the mail.
It was quite a shock to get the rejection and I felt deep down that I was
guilty of some great offense, but I got over that
Hi Roger,
Make sure to reply in plain text rather then RTF text. See the format menu for
this. I always read and write all my e-mail in plain text. You can set the
default message format to plain text in the Composing tab of the Mail
preferences window.
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Best regards,
Mark Schonewille
Jim,
Thanks for taking the time to respond with such great explanations! Of course,
since I spent most of my time in high school math staring at a girl named Lisa,
it's a bit challenging for me. I downloaded the 9 ball example and plan on
spending a lot of time learning how it works. Thanks
On 03/25/2012 10:23 PM, Richard MacLemale wrote:
Jim,
Thanks for taking the time to respond with such great explanations! Of course,
since I spent most of my time in high school math staring at a girl named Lisa,
it's a bit challenging for me.
Something tells me that's a different kind of
On 03/25/2012 12:38 PM, Richmond wrote:
As a Mac-o-philiac I have spent some time playing around with PearOS,
and can honestly say it sucks;
it being neither one thing nor the other.
Also, for Mac types; the initial set up does NOT have desktop icons,
and it is a right cough-cough-cough
the limit is still too low, even with plain text
On 25 March 2012 12:14, Mark Schonewille
m.schonewi...@economy-x-talk.comwrote:
Hi Roger,
Make sure to reply in plain text rather then RTF text. See the format menu
for this. I always read and write all my e-mail in plain text. You can set
On 03/25/2012 03:13 PM, Warren Samples wrote:
:D as I said heaping spoonfuls of salt
Also applies to all my opinionated advice, highly biased - and
definitely not representative of anyone else's experience - no matter
how much I try to make it appear otherwise ;)
Warren
On Sun, Mar 25, 2012 at 1:38 PM, Richmond wrote:
As a Mac-o-philiac I have spent some time playing around with PearOS,
and can honestly say it sucks;
it being neither one thing nor the other.
Richmond Mathewson.
I am an advocate for simplicity when it comes to choosing a familiar OS.
The
On 03/26/2012 12:50 AM, Warren Samples wrote:
On 03/25/2012 03:13 PM, Warren Samples wrote:
:D as I said heaping spoonfuls of salt
Also applies to all my opinionated advice, highly biased - and
definitely not representative of anyone else's experience - no matter
how much I try to make it
On 03/25/2012 12:38 PM, Richmond wrote:
I have spent some time playing around with PearOS,
and can honestly say it sucks;
I installed the latest version, Comice OS 4, and gave it only a quick
look. While I don't mind if someone likes it, I wouldn't recommend it to
anyone, especially with
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