Re: [OT] Conference ticket for sale

Jacque & Ralph, So sorry you won’t be attending this year’s conference. Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Margaret. Jim Lambert ___ use-livecode mailing list use-livecode@lists.runrev.com Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage

Re: Go Card Error Handling

In HyperCard 2.2: The Book, the example handler for a "go" to a non-existent card checks the result and gracefully handles any failure. Presumably it doesn't throw an error so the stack author can manage navigation without interrupting the user with a dialog. The sample handler describes a

Re: Go Card Error Handling

In "HyperCard: Script Language Guide" the "go" error message result is described in the context of file I/O, that is, finding the stack when there is a "without dialog" clause. > On Jun 23, 2016, at 11:33 AM, Mark Waddingham wrote: > > Hi all, > > Whilst investigating a

Go Card Error Handling

Hi all, Whilst investigating a bug this afternoon (http://quality.livecode.com/show_bug.cgi?id=17873 - which has a moral attached to it, I'll come back to that) I was reminded that 'go card' seems to have somewhat inconsistent error handling compared to other commands which reference

Re: Right-Clicks and Double-Clicks don't work in LC8

On 2016-06-23 18:46, mac...@earthlink.net wrote: Although I’m not sure,of the exact culprit, I solved the issue by removing all plug-ins. I’ll have to find some time one day to go through them all to determine the offender, but in the meantime I can actually use LC8 now! Happy Days :) Ah! Glad

Re: Right-Clicks and Double-Clicks don't work in LC8

Although I’m not sure,of the exact culprit, I solved the issue by removing all plug-ins. I’ll have to find some time one day to go through them all to determine the offender, but in the meantime I can actually use LC8 now! Happy Days :) > On Jun 23, 2016, at 12:01, mac...@earthlink.net

Re: Right-Clicks and Double-Clicks don't work in LC8

Apologies, Mark, I apparently managed to leave out a critical piece of info; this is in Edit, not Run-mode. To be clear, double-clicking a control in Edit-mode does not open the Property Inspector, and Right-Clicking does not display the PopUp menu to Edit Script, show the Property Inspector,

Re: Right-Clicks and Double-Clicks don't work in LC8

On 2016-06-23 17:31, mac...@earthlink.net wrote: Double-clicking on a control, and Right-Clicking a control do nothing in LiveCode 8 in my user account (this has been true since the first DP release). Testing on another account does work, so I tried quitting, deleting the Livecode7.rev

Re: multiple field selection bug?

> On Jun 23, 2016, at 7:21 AM, andrew wrote: > > Trying to decide if this is a "bug" or "feature", but it keeps pissing me off > so > I would like file it under the former. > > If I have the Property Inspector open to the Text tab and select multiple > field >

Right-Clicks and Double-Clicks don't work in LC8

Double-clicking on a control, and Right-Clicking a control do nothing in LiveCode 8 in my user account (this has been true since the first DP release). Testing on another account does work, so I tried quitting, deleting the Livecode7.rev preference file in my account, and relaunching, but that

multiple field selection bug?

Trying to decide if this is a "bug" or "feature", but it keeps pissing me off so I would like file it under the former. If I have the Property Inspector open to the Text tab and select multiple field objects, the textAlign of the last selected object gets applied to every object selected. I call

Re: [OT?] the "compass" course in LC's ABC

I like the fact that things that would probably be complicated with other languages are simple with livecode. Not everything by any means, the number of libraries/extensions etc for other languages dwarf livecode so far. But livecode builder is a huge step towards opening the 3rd party door.

Re: [OT?] the "compass" course in LC's ABC

On 23.06.2016 08:50, Nicolas Cueto wrote: Apologies should this come off as off-topic. It's about LC's App-Building Course. First, the OT but GREAT news. Using as-is the course's "directional compass + horizontal-level" stack, it was possible for even me to build, email and install an