Just to be awkward (for a change . . . no irony intended), if 6.7.4 is
built so that it will run
on Windows XP [ a system released in 2001 ] why is it not built so that
it can run on
Mac OS 10.4 PPC [ a system released in 2005 ], or, for that matter, Mac
OS 10.4 Intel?
It is, also,
On 04/04/15 11:48, Simon Knight wrote:
Hi,
I have to produce some documentation and am looking for an editor
(Apple Mac) that will support language syntax colouring. I am
experimenting with TextWrangler. The complication is I want to use
both Livecode and MS Access VBA code.
Do you have
On 04/04/15 11:48, Simon Knight wrote:
Hi,
I have to produce some documentation and am looking for an editor
(Apple Mac) that will support language syntax colouring. I am
experimenting with TextWrangler. The complication is I want to use
both Livecode and MS Access VBA code.
Do you have
Richmond,
Many thanks - I will give textwrangler a try, I have used it as a plain
text editor but never really dug deep: I have down loaded the
Revolution add-in that you pointed me to and may have a try at
creating my own. The one thing I have not been able to do is to
directly export
The other big difference - and this is no dig on either Microsoft or
Apple - just a difference between the two:
Apple drops backwards compatibility more frequently as they update their
operating systems. They are able to do this because their buying
audience both allows them to do so and in many
Its not the operating system, its the hardware. Well, ok its a
combination. xp runs on intel hardware, so does win8. Software that runs
on xp and intel hardware, has a decent (though not perfect) chance of
running on win8, on intel hardware. However, the same piece of software
won't run on
On 04/04/15 13:18, Simon Knight wrote:
Richmond,
Many thanks - I will give textwrangler a try, I have used it as a
plain text editor but never really dug deep: I have down loaded the
Revolution add-in that you pointed me to and may have a try at
creating my own. The one thing I have not
Hi,
I have to produce some documentation and am looking for an editor (Apple
Mac) that will support language syntax colouring. I am experimenting
with TextWrangler. The complication is I want to use both Livecode and
MS Access VBA code.
Do you have any suggestions ?
best wishes
Simon
I've no objection to the built in script editor (except when it bangs
out during debug) especially as I have just re-discovered that if I cut
and paste from it I get coloured text. However, I want to create a
document that compares Livecode script with VBA code and if I do a cut
and paste
I'm looking to run a LiveCode server daemon on Digital Ocean alongside a
NodeJS Server to do some experiments. Could anyone fill em in with regard
to your experience on this platform - it's a test server - so if anyone
want to join in experimenting I'll happily share ?
On 26 February 2015 at
On 04/04/15 15:10, Simon Knight wrote:
I've no objection to the built in script editor (except when it bangs
out during debug) especially as I have just re-discovered that if I
cut and paste from it I get coloured text. However, I want to create
a document that compares Livecode script with
I’ve used TextWrangler, TextEdit, WebStorm, Coda2, Sublime Text2 3, Brackets,
and now use Atom. I prefer Atom, mainly because of the packets manager, and
that it’s open source.
On Apr 4, 2015, at 04:12, Richmond richmondmathew...@gmail.com wrote:
On 04/04/15 11:48, Simon Knight wrote:
The rationale behind dropping support for an out-dated
operating system, surely, should not be based on the global
installed base of that operating system, but the globally
installed base of that operating system who use LiveCode for
software development, and the clients to whom they
On Sat, Apr 4, 2015 at 6:52 AM, Shawn Beagle shawn...@me.com wrote:
I’ve used TextWrangler, TextEdit, WebStorm, Coda2, Sublime Text2 3,
Brackets, and now use Atom. I prefer Atom, mainly because of the packets
manager, and that it’s open source.
I've ended up with Textmate, mainly because
David Bovill wrote:
I am not quite sure what not being forkable is here - can you
explain.
Not as well as Andre:
http://lists.runrev.com/pipermail/use-livecode/2009-January/119437.html
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Richard Gaskin
Fourth World Systems
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use-livecode
After letting ideas percolate in my head for a few months, I realized that
it would probably only take a couple or few lines of code to let
revOpenDatabase() open a postgres database with the ssl option.
So I started poking around github. It seems like the first piece of code
is for
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