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if CHC is word 1 of myLine or myLine contains tab then
end if
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yadda yadda
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Hello,
I have the need to run a command line utility from LiveCode without writing
it to disk. Ideally I would like to store it in a custom property and find
a way to run it in memory without ever writing it to a disk. Is this at all
possible using only LiveCode?
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I should have mentioned the particular platform I am interested in is
windows.
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I have the need to run a command line utility from LiveCode without
writing it to disk. Ideally I would like to store it in a custom property
for the suggestions.
Andrew
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I have the need to run a command line utility from LiveCode without
writing it to disk. Ideally I would like to store it in a custom
property and find a way to run
program?
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Good point Richard. I never thought of it like that. Hmmm, I'll have to
look into that. How I'm doing it now is how you've described it but I was
asked if I could come up with a way to do this without adding any new
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Looked into making a sublime package today. Its done with regex for the
most part. I'm not very good with regex and tend to avoid using it in my
applications for the most part. Maybe it's the universe's way of telling me
to get better at it.
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I'd try copy and pasting some more of the code around it and we can try and
figure out what you are trying to accomplish.
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I meant to say inexplicable to me.
Your solution works great.
However, I cannot
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Dropbox and backup suggestions aside, I can't help but feel 7.0 was not
ready for primetime. My experience has been giant standalones to cater to
features I don't use, and lackluster performance. I know others will
disagree but I devoted the last four to five years to livecode and come out
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if there is a folder folderpath then
and for files
if there is a file filepath then
You can also use if there is not a folder folderpath i think.
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I couldn't get datagrids to work in this fashion at all. :\ I included one on
a hidden card in my launcher, built it as a standalone, no datagrids working
anywhere on my test machine. I have been using the actual stack launcher
from sons of thunder for any projects I need that need to use this
I appreciate the offer, but I would prefer this be done with RevServer. I
have something that works, it is just not very automated. If I could tap
into the IPN easily from revIgniter, I would be happy as a clam. So I shall
just make do until Andre releases his fabulous set of everything onto the
Hello :),
Using RevEnterprise 4.0, I have a mouseDoubleUp handler that I ended up
placing into a data grid table.
on mouseDoubleUp pMouseBtnNum
if pMouseBtnNum is 1 then
editPayment
send PopulatePaymentGrid to this stack in 2 milliseconds
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if pMouseBtnNum is 3 then
I went to go and check the target, but I get various answers for the target
depending on which column a user clicks on the datagrid. One on datagrid
with this problem I get no target being output at all (very bizzare).
Also, is hcBehavior a property? I tried looking it up in the dictionary but
The handler is only in the datagrid script and the datagrid is a background
control that appears on multiple cards in this stack. I have it working, but
the solution is just to check the target for anything resembling a column in
the datagrid. It is ugly and inefficient, but it works.
If anyone
Ahhh ok, how do I stop that without having to duplicate datagrids?
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It looks like the rest of the problem is solved already.
Unfortunately, no. I have a slightly messier solution in place, but I'd like
to keep the datagrid as a background without having to catch and examine the
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Whoa. I just got the email too.
I am excited about built in encryption feature. This makes webservice apps
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I am a little confused on how the stack support works though. Can someone
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Bummer. So we aren't talking about binary stacks, just a different way of
interacting between script files? How do custom properties work then?
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It is a web app framework for revServer (Now named LiveCode Server). It is
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Hey all,
I have an application that uses several different stackfiles that are loaded
by a standalone launcher (sort of like stackrunner). I want to be able to
encrpyt the stackfiles so that the user can't just open up the stacks in a
text editor and see my code.
I can't find a lot of
So password protecting these stacks don't affect what happens when my
standalone opens one of them?
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Nice! I was terrified to just try and make the leap on my finished product
without asking about how it works first. I thought the standalone needed to
give a password to run the stacks. Now I realize how these work! Awesome!
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I do this in an application. It requires an email address and a password to
get access to data on a remote db served up through web services.
Basically, I just have a form with a username and a password field control
from http://droptools.sonsothunder.com/all.irev
It has a checkbox
It sounds to me like binary is the data type you want here.
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I live in a very rural part of the midwest and I demoed one of these at the
Sams Club (a membership based store) chain a few weeks back when they came
out. I'm kind of hoping they are hanging on to some of these still. I can
price match them there even if they don't have them discounted.
If I
I'll be checking tomorrow and if they do I will try and buy two right then
and there. We'll work out the details after I secure you one.
Email off list so I can contact you faster if I find you one.
I think the chances are good that no-one bothered to look at this store
(where they had them on
Hey folks,
A while back I had my hands on Mark Smith's JSON library for serializing
arrays into JSON.
The link to his website seems to be down.
Anyone know where I can pick a copy of this up?
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I should have looked at RevOnline first.
http://revonline2.runrev.com/stack/82/LibJson-1-0b
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I was fairly unimpressed with what turned out to be the big 5.0.
Seems not a whole lot has changed besides RevServer since 4.0.
I think I'll wait for 6.0 or 7.0.
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I had been working on a Latex based reporting system for a Lease Making
Program and it was full of gotchas and bloated dependencies. WordReport made
it so much easier and more powerful than what I had been working on and
nearly gave up on. Giving up on that project in livecode that I had nearly
columns
- Line delimited list of columns in your table.
put the dgProp[columns] of group Data Grid into sColumns
set the dgProp[columns] of group Data Grid to sColumns
It produces and accepts a line delimited list of columns. I have never done
this from script but I use it from message box all
There are other ways to accomplish what you need, but here is what you are
looking for.
do put theTime into tField
this would execute -- put what was in theTime into what was in tField
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might one go about making calls to PHP functions in LiveCode Server?
I have all of these wonderfully useful PHP libraries for different web
services. While I have been making a habit of trying to recreate them in
livecode
Very true, but unfortunately this is similar to what I am doing now which is
making a script file that loads the library and calls the function I need
with parameters being passed via post. This also means I have about 15
different .php scripts that take post information floating on my server. I
Im looking at the webkit extension now. Looks nice.
Only other requirement is python, correct?
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When sending out registration and lost password emails and what not I found
this service. Many of my emails were hitting peoples spam boxes. The easiest
(although not free. $1.50/1000 emails) way to send bulk emails out that you
know will hit their inbox is using postmarkapp.com . They have tons
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I'm familiar with how this is done on linux but anyone have any idea how to
do it on windows?
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Nvm, I just found it. I didnt think you could do this on windows. Using the
:) thanks.
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In reference to report building, WordReport add-on for livecode has made this
a breeze (if you don't mind getting .docx or openoffice formats, these can
also be converted to pdf im sure with some vbscript). It helped me make a
nice report engine with customizable report templates. Before doing
Why is this here? I get enough spam in my inbox as it is.
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if theChar is pChar then
add 1 to theCount
end if
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end substringCount
Would work out nicely if there is not built
I don't really foresee livecode being able to build metro apps anytime in
next couple of years. Chances are that livecode apps will work almost like
they do in win7, but will require some tweeks to fix some of the
compatibility issues with the new api. But livecode building metro apps? I
just
I assumed that there would be some hiccups here and there seeing as how they
removed win32 api for winRT api, Mark.
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On 7/8/2013 17:43, Andrew Kluthe wrote:
What does livecode's user-agent read as by default? Is it possible that
the
shoutcast server is not recognizing the user agent livecode presents and
therefore not sending
sockets support on mobile (without externals at least) and websockets are
very definitely not the same thing as standard sockets.
What do you have in mind? I'm certainly interested in discussing it.
Mark
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To: How
at least) and websockets are
very definitely not the same thing as standard sockets.
What do you have in mind? I'm certainly interested in discussing it.
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disregard, after looking more closely at his email dar is correct
completely.
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it gets midnight UTC, livecode changing the date FROM the time zone
independent seconds gives you time zone differences.
On Thu, Jul 18, 2013
Should have tried fooling with it first. For anyone else, setting the text
of a tab button sets the labels of the tabs.
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Is there a property I can use to set the number/text of tabs in a tab
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. Gugliermo's phx_dropboxLib works great on all platforms, using the
REST API, and on mobile, Monte has an external that does not rely on
REST.
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A while back someone posted a library for interacting
a couple of
months since I last authorized a new app, so I'd have to mess with it to
figure out the process again).
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How does exit repeat handle nested repeats? Does it exit the parent repeat
if called from a child repeat in two repeats that are nested in a handler?
repeat for each key sKey in sData
repeat for each
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Is there anywhere I can get my hands on the plugin and maybe a little info
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, but if it's one of the
newer versions and you want to build a php based api for your database, I
can't recommend this enough.
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Hmmm.
echo td
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Excellent!
Thanks so much for getting that figured out so quickly. Extremely
responsive, as always. :-)
Thanks again,
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