A customer asked me, if my desktop product would also run on tablets. I told
him yes, if it is a tablet with Microsoft Windows system. He bought a
surface 2 exclusively for my product (with Windows 8.1 RT) and now complains
me, that he wasted his money for the tablet because my product isn't
Hi,
Please define compatible. Does your customer say it doesn't even start
up? Or does he say he it starts up but he can't work with it? What
happens if he attaches a mouse and a keyboard to his device?
AFAIK the MS Surface Pro 2 and Pro 3 have standard, yet slow, Intel
processors, which
Hi Mark,
confusingly the surface 2 has an ARM processor (with Windows 8.1 RT) and the
surface 3 has an intel processor (with Windows 8.1) So my LC App doesn't
even start on the surface 2.
I will think about the spec Intel, though I am not sure if the standard
dummy customer knows or cares
Hi Tiemo,
I can buy this MS Surface Pro 2 in a store in my city
http://www.mycom.nl/tablets-e-readers/windows-tablet/433918/microsoft-surface-pro-2-i5-256gb#specificaties
and it has an Intel processor. Perhaps there are a Surface 2 with ARM
and a Surface Pro 2 with Intel, bit I haven't seen
Thanks for the info
Tiemo
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Gesendet: Freitag, 7. November 2014 10:45
An: How to use LiveCode
Betreff: Re: AW: Windows RT
Hi Tiemo,
I can buy this MS
To confuse mostly all customers there are obviosly two Surface 2,
the standard 2 with ARM:
http://www.microsoft.com/surface/de-de/products/surface-2
And the pro 2 with intel.
I think of my dummy customers, who often even can't answer me if they have
Windows or anything else, not to mention which
Hi from Beautiful Brittany,
As a fervent user of LiveCode for some years now, I keep on asking
myself the question “Who uses LiveCode, and why ?”
I don’t know whether Company Policy would prohibit divulging such
delicate information, but I would love to know the impact of LiveCode
on the computer
Please, add my vote to this !
Le 7 nov. 2014 à 13:20, Francis Nugent Dixon effe...@wanadoo.fr a écrit :
Hi from Beautiful Brittany,
As a fervent user of LiveCode for some years now, I keep on asking
myself the question “Who uses LiveCode, and why ?”
I don’t know whether Company Policy
Anyone have a LiveCode example of a iOS transparent overlay welcome screen.
These first run welcome screens have become the de facto standard in iOS
showing users how to get started. A sample / example or control or plugin would
be great
Thanks in advance,
Ethan
—
Ethan@Lish.net240.876.1389
Hi Francis
I think this is a great idea - just a few days ago I was answering a concern
of a potential client, who as part of wanting to know that LiveCode was a
valid choice as a platform, wanted to know how many people (especially
professional programmers) were using it
Kind regards
Dave
I think this is a great idea - just a few days ago I was answering a concern
of a potential client, who as part of wanting to know that LiveCode was a
valid choice as a platform, wanted to know how many people (especially
professional programmers) were using it
So, Dave ... how did you
Hi Francis
A first indication is the number of people credited for supporting the open
source version in the about box: 868. (= number of items of the last line of
fld “Credit” of cd 1 of stack “revAbout”)
Jacques
Le 7 nov. 2014 à 13:20, Francis Nugent Dixon effe...@wanadoo.fr a écrit :
Hi All
There are many apps that started to crash in iTunes due to the release of
IOS 8.
https://devforums.apple.com/message/1046451#1046451
The link above is the IOS developer forum link where one of the discussions
is ongoing about app crashes. I had a customer contact me today because one
of
With the latest updates, I have gone through an app and stripped it out to
just the single @1x resolution and let Livecode do the work to scale it up for
the iPhone 5. This works perfectly, with all the images etc all appearing in
the right places.
However when I test the same on an iPhone
Let's say you have a list of stacks and their substacks in a menu. For
example:
StackA -- StackA1
StackA2
StackB -- StackB1
StackB2
I'm trying to find a menu type that will items in the above format and
allow me to choose either a main stack or a substack
If I make a stack at 320 x 480
Choose 'Device iPhone 4s' from the 'Hardware' menu then :-
put the item 3 to 4 of the effective working screenRect into fld 1
returns 0,0,320,480... this is expected. I change the Device to 'iPhone 5s'
from the 'Hardware' menu and 0,0,320,568 is returned...
On 11/7/2014, 11:46 AM, Peter Haworth wrote:
Let's say you have a list of stacks and their substacks in a menu. For
example:
StackA -- StackA1
StackA2
StackB -- StackB1
StackB2
I'm trying to find a menu type that will items in the above format and
allow me
Trying to get hold of a copy of OSX 10.9 but all I can find now is 10.10.
Anyone know of a place I can get 10.9?
Pete
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Look in your Applications folder. Do you see Install OS X
Mavericks.app? Is this the machine that downloaded it from the App store?
~Roger
On Fri, Nov 7, 2014 at 2:03 PM, Peter Haworth p...@lcsql.com wrote:
Trying to get hold of a copy of OSX 10.9 but all I can find now is 10.10.
Anyone
Peter,
If possible, simply log in to the Mac app store and go to Purchases. It should
be listed there. If not, it may be possible to download it directly from the
Mac Dev Center.
Chris
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On Nov 7, 2014, at 12:03 PM, Peter Haworth
Hi Jacque,
That's what I've been doing up to now but if there is a large number of
stacks open and/or they have lots of substacks, the option menu choices get
really long and hard to locate what you want.
What I was hoping to do is simply list the main stacks when the menu is
clicked so it will
Hi, from Beautiful Brittany,
I don’t believe it - I must be Psychic !. Today, at 12:00 I sent my mail,
“Where, How, and with Who ?” and at 16:04, I got an officicial LiveCode
mail, saying “Who Are You” ?, obviously under preparation for some time.
Well, Heather, I am gabberflasted ………
….. and
Found the issue (I think).
Everything scales correctly for the iPhone 6, until you add a splash screen
image.
After that it shows the better splash, then flashes and shows the iPhone 5
splash and proceeds to load the app at iPhone 5 screen resolution.
Ive posted a report on the bug system
Hi list
Here's something I've had in mind for quite some time.
Let's say you have an app built with LC that you send to
various users as standalones with regular updates.
What if all the most important functions of that app were
gathered as handlers in the main stack script for instance, and
at
:) I will, I promise. I can see I hit a resonant note with this article, I've
never had so many replies! Keep them coming folks, and I'll have some
interesting stats for the next newsletter!
Regards,
Heather
On 7 Nov 2014, at 20:10, Francis Nugent Dixon wrote:
Hi, from Beautiful Brittany,
Don't think you can set the script of a running app. Maybe put all the
handlers into a separate library stack, password protected, and when your
main app detects an update it stops using the library stack, installs the
update, then starts using it again.
Pete
lcSQL Software
On Nov 7, 2014 12:33
Thanks Roger and Chris. I should explain, I'm still on 10.7.4 and looking
to upgrade to 10.9, never got the update for 10.8 or 10.9. Now that 10.10
is out, I don;t see anything except that on the App Store but I may not be
looking hard enough.
Pete
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Here is what I use all of the time. The concept is much simpler that
what you were proposing.
There is a single app, which is the engine and all of the livecode
libraries linked to it. This is deployed once, unless there is a new
engine with features you want to use. ie livecode 6.0 to
I asked this a few weeks ago. No answer.
Gerry
On Sat, 8 Nov 2014 at 5:17 am, John Dixon dixo...@hotmail.co.uk wrote:
If I make a stack at 320 x 480
Choose 'Device iPhone 4s' from the 'Hardware' menu then :-
put the item 3 to 4 of the effective working screenRect into fld 1
returns
Hmm, if that’s the case, I’m not really sure. When I log into the Mac Dev
Center, I see a button to download 10.9, which jumps me to the Mac App Store,
but that may only be because I already have in the past. It used to be that you
could go to the Other Downloads section and find disk images
According to MacWorld, If you do not have a copy of Mavericks in your
download history then you need to ask another person to lend you a copy
(by asking them to sign in to the App Store on your computer).
Hi John
In my reply didn't use any numbers (didn't think of Jacque's idea of citing
the number of coders who supported the open source project). I relied on the
visible Runrev community; pointing my potential client to the forum and this
mailing list, asking him to note how active both are and
On 11/7/2014, 2:33 PM, j...@souslelogo.com wrote:
Hi list
Here's something I've had in mind for quite some time.
Let's say you have an app built with LC that you send to
various users as standalones with regular updates.
What if all the most important functions of that app were
gathered as
On 11/7/2014, 4:24 PM, Dave Kilroy wrote:
In my reply didn't use any numbers (didn't think of Jacque's idea of citing
the number of coders who supported the open source project).
While I'd love to take credit for all good ideas, this was the other
Jacque* -- the one with the s after his name.
John you're doing better than me - for iPhone I can't get the simulator to
display anything except 4s (Yosemite using LC 6.5, 6.7 and 7.0) - and the
simulator keyboard never fires either - but on a device things (so far)
appear as they are supposed to...
Dave
John Dixon wrote
However the same
Yes sorry about that both of you 'J' people - once I posted I realised the
inverted comma was in the wrong place :(
J. Landman Gay wrote
On 11/7/2014, 4:24 PM, Dave Kilroy wrote:
In my reply didn't use any numbers (didn't think of Jacque's idea of
citing
the number of coders who supported
On Nov 7, 2014, at 8:49 AM, John Dixon wrote:
I think this is a great idea - just a few days ago I was answering a concern
of a potential client, who as part of wanting to know that LiveCode was a
valid choice as a platform, wanted to know how many people (especially
professional programmers)
On Nov 6, 2014, at 4:58 PM, Peter Haworth wrote:
I spent an hour yesterday trying to track down a bug that turned out to be
caused by a misspelled variable name.
I don't use explicit variables, so I avoid misspelling variable names by using
Jaques' scriptPaint handler. Put this into a
Yeah, well, it all breaks in LiveCode 6.7. Which is a huge bummer because I've
relied on that handler for years and it's second nature now. Not only did the
name of the editor field change, which is easily fixed, but the control key,
among others, no longer triggers.
On November 7, 2014
I tried that. I just prefer declaring all variables and not have to bother
with extra key modifiers while typing.
I guess there'll never be a group agreement on the use of explicit
variables, i's just a matter of personal preference.
Pete
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My son would probably be a good candidate :-)
Pete
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On Fri, Nov 7, 2014 at 2:28 PM, J. Landman Gay jac...@hyperactivesw.com
wrote:
According
Hi Jacque,
The standalone builder does keep a record of the versions and other app
settings as part of the stack properties...
So, is there a way to record
keyCFBundleVersion/key
string7.5.7/string
during the save as standalone for iOS mobile?
Sure, I get save it as a custom property, just how
Aha. I knew sons had to be good for something.
On November 7, 2014 9:11:54 PM CST, Peter Haworth p...@lcsql.com wrote:
My son would probably be a good candidate :-)
Pete
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