On 10/10/2014, 8:16 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
LC 6.7 now accepts my Android SDK folder, so I can build with that
version now (though oddly that bug report is from July, and the issue is
still outstanding, several builds later).
But my one-card-no-code app still won't stay up. With 6.7 at least
On 10/10/2014, 6:32 PM, Jim Hurley wrote:
I found the problem. I had something left over from a previous search
in the dictionary--upper right hand corner of the Dictionary window.
I wish I had a nickel for every time I've done that. Another thing I do
is forget to choose "All" in the category
I am missing what you are asking. A setProp control structure is similar to a
command control structure. It triggers when the explicitly associated custom
property is changed.
Once started, it acts like any other handler, executing statements and perhaps
placing a new value into the property.
J. Landman Gay wrote:
On 10/10/2014, 5:48 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Many moons ago I had a good setup with building on Android, but I've
since moved my work to new computers, and can no longer set up a working
install for building on Android.
Two main problems:
1. All versions prior to v7: Li
Mark Schonewille writes:
>
> That's true, Mark, but my point was only that menu buttons can have
> focus. Apparently, it doesn't make a difference to OP.
No, that's *exactly* the point. If you look at the code in his sample stack,
he's tracking the focusedObject when a menu button is clicked.
The OP wondered why the focusedObject didn't work for buttons on OS X. It's
because buttons can't have focus there.
On October 10, 2014 6:13:29 PM CDT, Mark Schonewille
wrote:
>That's true, Mark, but my point was only that menu buttons can have
>focus. Apparently, it doesn't make a difference
Thanks Paul, light bulb duly switched on !! I thought Jacque was referring to
the left-hand Keyword column, duh :-P
Happy Thanksgiving BTW :-)
best, Bob...
> Bob,
>
> I think you are missing the point of?
>
>> 1. Select the object in left-hand column.
>
> Look at the far left column, th
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> On 10/10/2014, 7:0
That's true, Mark, but my point was only that menu buttons can have
focus. Apparently, it doesn't make a difference to OP.
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On 10/10/2014, 5:48 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Many moons ago I had a good setup with building on Android, but I've
since moved my work to new computers, and can no longer set up a working
install for building on Android.
Two main problems:
1. All versions prior to v7: LiveCode will not accept
Mark Schonewille writes:
> It might be different on OSX.
It's *very* different on osx, or at least different from linux, because on
osx the menubar takes on a life of its own and is no longer visually on the
card.
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Many moons ago I had a good setup with building on Android, but I've
since moved my work to new computers, and can no longer set up a working
install for building on Android.
Two main problems:
1. All versions prior to v7: LiveCode will not accept the Android SDK
folder I select, even though
Can anyone advise me on the options that we have for dealing with errors that
are encountered while executing in a setprop?I was thinking of using set
prop to turn on and off the GPIOs on a raspberry pi. I have commands doing it
now and it is working fine.
Do you throw an error and ass
Thank you, Bob.
I have a better understanding of it now.
John Balgenorth
On Oct 10, 2014, at 3:13 PM, Bob Sneidar wrote:
> The filter is inclusive, not exclusive. You would need to include every file
> type on your computer EXCEPT the ones you want to exclude. That of course, is
> not prac
Mark,
It might be different on OSX. I'm using Windows today. Also, I've now
noticed that you need to click in the card and not on the title bar to
enable navigation by arrow keys --seems a small bug to me.
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The filter is inclusive, not exclusive. You would need to include every file
type on your computer EXCEPT the ones you want to exclude. That of course, is
not practical.
As I mentioned but did not likely make entirely clear, the *only* piped item
that matters is the second one, or the second on
Not sure why it matters. You cannot tab to an OS X button even if traversal on
is true, unless of course you set some system property that escapes me at the
moment to make you stack look and act like an ugly OS 9 hypercard-ish
monstrosity. I even tried scripting to focus on the button, but it di
It kind of explains it. I previously had trouble
with the answer file filtering and gave up. You
mentioned you needed to list the Adobe etc, &
not just .pdf. How about jpg and jpeg there are
many applications that use these types.
How about providing a sample script that will let
me filter ever
On 10/10/2014, 4:55 PM, Mark Wieder wrote:
Mark Schonewille writes:
Wrong again. Create a menu button, set its traversalOn to true, press
tab and use the arrow keys to navigate the menu.
Hmm... I did that before posting. I'm unable to have the focusedObject be a
menu button on osx. I'll chec
Mark Schonewille writes:
> Wrong again. Create a menu button, set its traversalOn to true, press
> tab and use the arrow keys to navigate the menu.
Hmm... I did that before posting. I'm unable to have the focusedObject be a
menu button on osx. I'll check again when I get the chance - possibly I
Hi all.
I know this has been answered but I though I would post what I have found
working with the answer file command and OS X.
First, the dictionary does not make it all that clear how this works. For the
type, you MUST supply at least the first and second pipe delimited values eg.
“Adobe A
Mark,
Wrong again. Create a menu button, set its traversalOn to true, press
tab and use the arrow keys to navigate the menu.
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Mark Schonewille writes:
> This isn't true. If the traversalOn of a button it true, it can have focus.
Right. I stand corrected.
But that doesn't apply to menu buttons.
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On 10/10/2014, 11:48 AM, Peter Haworth wrote:
The dictionary is also not always a good reference point for a list of
properties
Ah. That would explain my last post. I do know that there are lots of
synonyms and "see also"s that have been overlooked but I thought the
basic properties would be
On 10/10/2014, 10:56 AM, Earp Robert J. wrote:
I'm using LC 6.6.3 on Mavericks and the Dictionary doesn't work as
you suggest, it just sorts the contents of the dictionary columns by
Type, which does put all the type "properties" together, but not all
of the properties for a given object.
I'm u
On 10/10/2014, 10:33 AM, Tiemo Hollmann TB wrote:
I never got any answer, what a manifest file is.
It's just a plist file that stores information about the app, like its
name, version number, compatible files, icon resources, things like
that. Finder uses plists to determine what documents an
Bob,
I think you are missing the point of…
> 1. Select the object in left-hand column.
Look at the far left column, the top most word in this column is "All", go down
to the "Object" section and click on one object, say "Field" or "Button" then
follow point 2 in Jacque's instruction. I'm sure
On 10/10/2014, 7:02 AM, Jim Hurley wrote:
Jacque,
I’m missing something in your explanation of how to use the dictionary.
I'm not sure what part isn't clear?
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On 10/10/2014, 1:26 AM, Terence Heaford wrote:
Why do I occasionally get emails with this heading in my OSX Mail
Junk folder?
The email is full of technical stuff which is gibberish to me and
seems to contain partial parts of the actual email and encrypted
stuff.
This vaguely rings a bell. It
On 10/10/2014 11:33 AM, Tiemo Hollmann TB wrote:
> Hello Paul,
>
> I never got any answer, what a manifest file is. Either nobody here knows
> it, or it is so common knowledge, that it wasn't worth to answer. As far as
> I know, it is a kind of preference file, but I don't know, for what
> preferen
On Fri, Oct 10, 2014 at 5:02 AM, Jim Hurley
wrote:
> And then there is Richard’s Plugin “4Wprops” which is more complete than
> “the properties”
> For example it lists the Height and Width
>
Properties that can be derived from other properties are not included in
the array returned by the proper
Hi,
I meant Android OS's :) But I suppose the same applies to that also -
Anything from 2.2 up.
Thanks
On 10 October 2014 01:03, Monte Goulding
wrote:
> I haven't tried working with them on anything but OS X but I don't think
> it would make any difference.
>
> On 10 Oct 2014, at 10:59 am, Se
They say you learn something new every day Jacque, and in my case/age I think
that is because I forget something also!! The list is a great place to get
brain cells talking to each other again, and many thanks for your frequent
contributions.
I'm using LC 6.6.3 on Mavericks and the Dictionary
Hello Paul,
I never got any answer, what a manifest file is. Either nobody here knows
it, or it is so common knowledge, that it wasn't worth to answer. As far as
I know, it is a kind of preference file, but I don't know, for what
preferences and I don't know, why a bundle can live without it, if I
On 10/10/2014 5:39 AM, Tiemo Hollmann TB wrote:
> Hi David,
> you just have to remove all manifest files from all revbundels within your
> app. Then codesigning works again on 10.9.5 as expected.
> See also my post: "OT: what does a manifest file?"
> Tiemo
I never saw the answer to your post askin
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>> If I do:
>> p
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Hi David,
you just have to remove all manifest files from all revbundels within your
app. Then codesigning works again on 10.9.5 as expected.
See also my post: "OT: what does a manifest file?"
Tiemo
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