On Wed, Oct 15, 2014 at 12:58 AM, Peter Haworth p...@lcsql.com wrote:
a=1,b=2,c=3
That's pretty basic and is easily handled by:
replace comma with cr
Then just work through the lines and the itemDelimiter to =.
What I was thinking about was:
A,B,C,D etc
and being able to specify the
On Oct 14, 2014, at 12:45 PM, Richard Gaskin ambassa...@fourthworld.com wrote:
on mouseUp
put 1000 into n
put aaa,bbb,ccc#ddd#eee#fff,ggg,hhh into tSomeData
--
put the millisecs into t
repeat n
get nDepth(tSomeData, 3, comma, 2, # )
end repeat
put the millisecs - t
1. I keep them on our server
2. My main dev platform is Windows, where I am using the files on our
server. For finishing I take a copy over to my Mac. I don't trust Apple to
handle my files on a windows server correctly AND up to today, runrev
destroys the standalone setting of each stack, if you
1. Burried deep deep within the Documents folder. 3 levels down I have a
'my stacks' folder and in there each project has it's own folder, usually
because there is hodge podge of ancilliary files; some required by the
stack, i.e. SQLite file or folder full of images, but also files not
required by
What’s wrong with the old way of thinking?? ;-)
Bob S
On Oct 14, 2014, at 17:57 , Alejandro Tejada
capellan2...@gmail.commailto:capellan2...@gmail.com wrote:
I wholeheartedly believe that teaching LiveCode to these children will
creatively and effectively help them develop a new way to think
Testing to iPad 8.0 Simulator is working again.
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I forgot to mention in my reply that I use my lcStackBrowser plugin's
Checkpoint feature for auto saves. It allows me to save at specific
intervals or on request and I can assign a description to each checkpoint.
The checkpoints are kept in a zip file in the same folder as the stack file
and I
Hi Tony,
Go to http://downloads.livecode.com/livecode/ and scroll down to 6.6.4.
Find the STABLE release and download that. This is what you can use for
production work.
Sometimes, you need new features that aren't available in 6.6.4 yet. You
might download an RC of a later version and try
Hmm, in the new 6.6.4 my iOS simulator always defaults to iPhone 4s (in which
my apps appear to run fine except for the fact no keyboard appears when
focusing on a native field is fine on a real device) - but if I choose
iPhone 5 or above there is no sign of my app, the only iPhone simulator my
I tried iPhone and iPad, 7.1 and 8.0, and apart from one time when there was an
error dialog it worked fine, and gave me the right device.
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Heather doesn't normally monitor this list, but your questions are
similar to ones raised in my local LC user group and elsewhere, so let
me don my Community Manager cap and see if I can help answer them:
MCLAWHORN, TONY wrote:
Heather
I've been searching for some answers but have not
Larry wrote:
I am of the opinion that all of the platform/device specific approach to
software is going the way of the dinosaur.
That may be true with desktop software, but I respectfully disagree when it
comes to mobile.
There’s ever-growing fragmentation on Android, sometimes the
+1 for the Mother ship on the rapid 6.6.4 fixes.
I have one thing I can't understand.
When the Privacy==Location Services for my app is set to While Using the
App A dialog pops up every time the app is launched with this dialog:
Background location is not enabled
To use background location you
Hi Jim,
I'm not trying to argue (don't know enough.) But what you say below (I put in
italics) seems only to underscore what I believe: that it will be easier to
deal with those differences by just developing apps that run within a browser.
Because don't both Android and iOS both run browsers?
On 16/10/14 06:22, Richard Gaskin wrote:
1. When you're working on stack files, do you always keep them
somewhere in your Home folder, or run with admin privileges and keep
them somewhere else (e.g. Applications)?
I keep all my stacks in a folder called 'xCode' and its subfolders, on
the
Hi All,
On December 13 of 2012,
Jan Schenkel - http://www.quartam.com
wrote on Livecode Quality Center:
Currently the compress/decompress function pair only supports 'gzip'
compression as defined in
I just noticed that Mark Waddingham
wrote in 2011:
http://quality.runrev.com/show_bug.cgi?id=9553
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[snip]
Of course, this does suggest several potential improvements...
Add 'command' forms of compress and base64decode which
On 10/15/2014, 10:25 PM, Alejandro Tejada wrote:
Hi All,
After reading in Rosetta Code's website, about tasks not implemented
in LiveCode, I am sure that many of you have published scripts that
implement these task using LiveCode:
Jim Lambert wrote:
Larry wrote:
I am of the opinion that all of the platform/device specific
approach to software is going the way of the dinosaur.
That may be true with desktop software, but I respectfully disagree
when it comes to mobile.
There’s ever-growing fragmentation on Android,
Richard Gaskin wrote
Heather doesn't normally monitor this list, but your questions are
similar to ones raised in my local LC user group and elsewhere, so let
me don my Community Manager cap and see if I can help answer them:
[snip]
Your answer was really useful, Richard!
Many, many thanks
Alejandro Tejada wrote:
By the way, When are you going to share your secrets
for time management? Looks like your working days have
36 or 48 hours... :-D
Yeah, too many late nights this week, thankfully punctuated with rounds
of rsync backups so I can take time to post.
But if I were really
Do your apps seem slower in this version, anybody, or is that just an ios8
thing?
Some of my screen transitions in this version seem downright pokey.
On Thu, Oct 16, 2014 at 1:39 PM, Ralph DiMola rdim...@evergreeninfo.net
wrote:
+1 for the Mother ship on the rapid 6.6.4 fixes.
I have one
I was making a vague reference to the lawsuit that ensued when Linux was first
becoming popular.
Bob S
On Oct 16, 2014, at 09:19 , Richard Gaskin
ambassa...@fourthworld.commailto:ambassa...@fourthworld.com wrote:
On the contrary, the reason Linux was invented was a desire to enjoy what Unix
Mike,
Yes they do seem slower. It gets worse though. If you cancel the dialog and
allow your app to continue the keyboard is invisible for both LC and native
input fields. Bug report== http://quality.runrev.com/show_bug.cgi?id=13699
I could check the permissions and kick the user out until they
I was surprised that they threw this out as a finished version, since every
RC so far has had issues that we've been finding as we go. This one has at
least two, then.
On Thu, Oct 16, 2014 at 4:24 PM, Ralph DiMola rdim...@evergreeninfo.net
wrote:
Mike,
Yes they do seem slower. It gets worse
That sounds like what Sun said when they released Java! And look what happened.
Bob S
On Oct 16, 2014, at 10:32 , Jim Lambert
j...@netrin.commailto:j...@netrin.com wrote:
I am of the opinion that all of the platform/device specific approach to
software is going the way of the dinosaur.
Richard Gaskin wrote
Yeah, too many late nights this week, thankfully punctuated with rounds
of rsync backups so I can take time to post.
rsync! Thanks for reminding me this topic. I knew that something was missing
when I tested LiveCode Server on Linux and Windows (using XAMPP)
Thanks, Bob!
So it walks like a duck and quacks likea duck but
if you say unix to linux people it is time to duck.
NBG! sorry Richmond I did not know.
John Balgenorth
On Oct 16, 2014, at 8:23 AM, Bob Sneidar bobsnei...@iotecdigital.com wrote:
In a word, no. Linux is the result of someone
Alejandro Tejada wrote:
rsync! Thanks for reminding me this topic. I knew that something
was missing when I tested LiveCode Server on Linux and Windows
(using XAMPP)
http://quality.runrev.com/show_bug.cgi?id=13701
rsync is licensed under GPL 3.0, so RunRev could only integrated its
code
To the people using Alex Tweedly's EXIFLib:
For the others, EXIFLib is a very useful library extracting the EXIF data (if
any) of .jpg pictures. I'm really indebted to Alex for it and I'm using it for
years now. It can be found here:
http://tweedly.org/showpage.lc?page=EXIFLib
This library works
Just starting with push notifications and have managed to get a simple example
working using the livecode example code and AWS’s SNS service. So far so good!
Now, in the livecode example it an ‘alert’ and a ‘payload’ are sent. The
payload is received if the app is open and the alert is
I would like the proper info about the volume path, size in
bytes, available space in bytes and amount of bytes used
along with the type of drive etc and if it is mounted so I can
sector read and write to the volume.
I have no intention of creating a program for people to sector
read and write
Richard Gaskin wrote
rsync is licensed under GPL 3.0, so RunRev could only integrated its
code into the Community Edition.
But moreover, rsync is freely available to anyone, and is most commonly
used through the command line (its pre-installed on Ubuntu and most
Linux distros, it's
Richard Gaskin ambassador@... writes:
What do you use for auto-saving?
Assuming this is an open-ended question,
1. glx2 has auto-saving built in
2. Dropbox saves versions for up to 30 days.
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Richard Gaskin ambassador@... writes:
1. When you're working on stack files, do you always keep them somewhere
in your Home folder, or run with admin privileges and keep them
somewhere else (e.g. Applications)?
Assuming you mean stackfiles rather than stacks, I try to keep them in the
same
you don't. There are several open bug reports on push, and that's one of
them. If the app isn't running and the user opens it via the springboard,
no payload. If they open it via the notification center, payload.
On Thu, Oct 16, 2014 at 7:02 PM, Terry Judd terry.j...@unimelb.edu.au
wrote:
And another one: I changed nothing between the RC 2 version and the release
version and I can't now run my apps in the simulator - I get a message that
says Unable to start simulation: Unable to run app in simulator.
Ugh.
Gerry
On 17 Oct 2014, at 7:28 am, Mike Kerner
I have the reverse situation, where I couldn’t before but now I can. Are you
using Xcode 6.0.1?
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I updated from Mavericks to Yosemite today, and LiveCode 6.6.4 contuse to test
onto Simulator ok.
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Yup.
g
On 17 Oct 2014, at 12:28 pm, Colin Holgate co...@verizon.net wrote:
I have the reverse situation, where I couldn’t before but now I can. Are you
using Xcode 6.0.1?
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That¹s disappointing. Just to get this straight, the only time I get the
payload is if the app is open - either when the notification arrives or if
I select it from the Œlist¹ available when swiping down from the top of
the screen. If the app isn¹t open then no payload via any method.
Terry...
Terry wrote:
Thats disappointing
Really? I'm just resigned to the fact that LC doesn't allow us to develop
modern iOS apps that have the same capabilities (in terms of background
operations) as xCode-developed apps. I've stopped trying and I've stopped being
disappointed about it.
What I'd
Try it. That's my observation. So, what I do, instead, is instead of
sending the payload (which has to be short, anyhow), is have the app
recognize that it's gotten a push notification, then hit my server to find
out why. The message you send is for the user, anyway. The payload has to
be
When I get the simulator message, I go to the simulator, make sure there
isn't an instance of the app already running, and if there is, exit it,
then go back, and fire it off, again, from LC.
I suspect we have a communication problem between LC and the simulator.
On Thu, Oct 16, 2014 at 9:30 PM,
Thanks Mike - makes sense for the app to check in with the server when it
starts up so I guess I'll go down that route.
Terry...
Sent from my iPhone
On 17/10/2014, at 1:12 PM, Mike Kerner mikeker...@roadrunner.com wrote:
Try it. That's my observation. So, what I do, instead, is instead of
When I get the simulator message, I go to the simulator, make sure there
isn't an instance of the app already running, and if there is, exit it,
then go back, and fire it off, again, from LC.
You get the same error message I do?
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Get timeouts and eventually get can't start message. If I hit the home
button on the simulator it will hang for 30-5 seconds and then show the home
screen. 33% of the time the app will just start up. 33% it will be on the
simulator and I can start it. 33% it will work if I test again.
Can't put
Ralph,
I've re-opened bug 13590 [ http://quality.runrev.com/show_bug.cgi?id=13590 ] to
try to get this location services issue resolved. Please feel free to add more
to it if you have any comments or if you feel I've missed anything.
Paul
On Oct 16, 2014, at 1:24 PM, Ralph DiMola
Bob-
Thursday, October 16, 2014, 8:17:27 AM, you wrote:
Whats wrong with the old way of thinking?? ;-)
You mean as opposed to thwimming?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CC_iWnt0ooA
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