I haven't use the filter by regex pattern, but perhaps try putting the End
of Line marker ($) at the end of your regex. You may need the Start of
Line marker too.
^.*cat.*mat$
^ is the Start of Line marker.
Bernard
On Wed, Jul 9, 2014 at 4:28 PM, Magicgate Software - Skip Kimpel
I don't know what the difference is with those links (other than 2
different tracks of talks).
Is there a page listing the subject matter/times for the talks on the
different tracks? I searched the livecode website, but could not find such
a page.
Regards,
Bernard
On Fri, Aug 29, 2014 at
Such discussions crop up on Hacker News every year or so. They lament the
passing of Hypercard; then show no interest in hearing that
Metacard/Livecode carried on that tradition, with a living product for the
past 22 years.
It is very odd. I've given up commenting on such discussions.
Bernard
I'm sure that a few months ago I came across an updated version of the late
Mark Smith's libRevCurl. I didn't recognise the name of the person who had
updated it, but it was hosted on somewhere like github (but for the life of
me, I can't find it now).
I may have downloaded it, but if I did so,
I found Mark Smith's old website.
http://www.webring.org/l/rd?ring=runtimerevoluti1;id=15;url=http%3A%2F%2Fmarksmith%2Eon-rev%2Ecom%2Frevstuff%2F
You could have a look at how he uses open process in that (AFAIR in order
to get feedback from the curl process, he writes to files and reads the
Assuming that this has been the behaviour of Metacard, Revolution, Livecode
(and possibly Hypercard) for 22 years (or more), it is perhaps best just
accepted as a fait accompli. If no-one has noticed this aberrant
behaviour in those 2 (or more decades), then fixing it now might well lead
to
I started using 6.7 recently, but gave up using it when my stack got
corrupted. I wouldn't say this was a particularly complicated stack,
consisting of 3 images, a couple of fields and about 6 buttons, spread over
2 cards. There's about 1200 lines of scripts and a few dozen custom
properties.
I looked into SMIL/QT a couple of years back, but never did much with
it. Could it be simply that the URL in the xmlns:qt is returning a
404? Maybe there was a real document there before. If that is the
problem, then maybe you can put the appropriate document up on a
webserver of your own and
I know this is a late reply (I just happen to be digging into unicode
myself at the moment). Did you try lock screen and unlock screen,
bracketing the slow screen interactive code?
Bernard
On Mon, Jun 13, 2011 at 5:59 PM, Lars Brehmer larsbreh...@mac.com wrote:
So out of curiousity, how can
Whilst I don't have a use for this incarnation of Mark's app (I'm
avoiding the new Apple ecosystem as much as possible), I've used his
web service for looking up such errors, and I bought a copy of his
library errorLib years ago for the same purpose.
It's kind of weird that some of us should get
Hi folks,
This is a question for those of you who have sallied forth into the
world of Android development (or, who have at least considered it).
When Livecode creates an app for Android deployment, what CPU
architecture does Livecode compile for?
My reason for asking is that I like the look of
Since the Tegra has an ARM processor on the system chip, then it would
seem to fundamentally be an ARM processor. It is a rather amazing
ecosystem where linux/google/ARM/nvidia/asus combine to produce
something like that, which was probably never envisaged by any of them
10 years ago.
It does
Thanks Roger, that sounds like the first hurdle will be overcome. As
a machine that I might carry with me to run admin/monitoring apps
written in Livecode, the Transformer is looking better. I've never
tried to see how much could be done within the scriptLimits but
provided I don't look on it as
Jacque, that sounds like the easiest option in order for me to test
the device in-store (but at this stage I'm feeling very confident it
will work to run Livecode apps). If you could put a simple 'hello
world' on to dropbox and send me the URL off list, then I'll give it a
go.
The various
If you get the htmlText of a char in a unicode mixed field (i.e.
containing single double byte chars), there is an attribute of the
p/p tag that tells you the font. If you get char 1 of a double
byte char, that font attribute of the paragraph tag will (in my
experience) contain unicode as item 2
On Sat, Aug 27, 2011 at 6:12 AM, Timothy Miller
gand...@doctortimothymiller.com wrote:
My website is a bit too complex for a self-serve website builder. I
understand drag and drop web-building apps tend to make really messy code.
That's not necessarily true and many (most?) professional
This bug and the workaround was already discussed in the comments on
this Livecode/Android lesson (see comment by Michael McCreary):
http://lessons.runrev.com/manuals/2571/lessons/27389
[I wish I'd read the comments before I'd ploughed through the
instructions 3 times, and before working out the
Mike, it was far more work than it should have been getting Livecode
4.6.3 and the Android SDK to work on OS X. I'll give you that :)
Have you got the Android VM set up and running before you try to
connect Livecode to it? I certainly had the VM identified in the
Livecode IDE, but then plugged
LibUrl in 4.6 is not the same as 4.5. I had code working in 4.5 that
stopped working on upgrading to 4.6. By swapping out the liburl
library from 4.5 into 4.6 the code worked again. I just haven't got
round to debugging what has changed in that library in 4.6.
Bernard
On Wed, Sep 21, 2011 at
There is also NetObjects Fusion (or Essentials, which is free). If
you have a clever enough server-side templating system, it is possible
to simply drop re-designed output from NOF into server-side folders,
thus using a drag and drop tool to provide the GUI portions of a
dynamically-generated web
Pete, NetObjects was originally a Mac-only product. IMO it was the
hypercard of web development. Whilst Runrev (formerly Metacard) went
on to continue developing hypercard, NetObjects hasn't really
developed much since it was migrated to Windows only.
Bernard
On Mon, Sep 26, 2011 at 5:19 PM,
I seem to remember that Mark Smith sent an announcement to the list
when he moved domains. It might be worth checking the archives to see
if he is contactable at the new domain/website.
Bernard
On Tue, Sep 27, 2011 at 10:28 AM, Matthias Rebbe
matthias_livecode_150...@m-r-d.de wrote:
And
I am so sad about this. Over the last 3 or 4 years, this list has
lost some truly great people. Mark Smith was one of them. When I saw
the post to his wikipedia entry, I just thought that's got to be the
wrong Mark. I had no idea he was a musician as well as a programmer.
I've probably made
I have a couple of suggestions (although I am not sure either will
work as smoothly as Graham wants, but my still be worth a try).
1. display the pdf in a browser control, snapshot the window, present
the snapshot to the user to crop to just the image.
2. assuming that there is a linux solution
You're either extremely knowledgeable about the GPL, or I think you
have misunderstood the GPL.
The GPL v2 does not mean you cannot charge for re-distribution of GPL
code (there are companies who charge for the re-distribution of linux
on dvds). If your code is bound to GPL libraries and you
I just downloaded one of the binaries from the IM download site (the
zip file that is meant to require no installation/windows registry
atlerations). No compilation was involved. No error messages were
thrown up in the installation (i.e. unzipping process). I found what
I took to be the GUI
My pleasure. I'm sure that there are plenty of discussions on the
internet that will help you further understand what is possible and
where the limitations are. It seems a shame to throw away a possible
solution to a problem on a misunderstanding of the possibilities. My
thoughts on the matter
I think LiveCode is the latest pseudonym for cialis. Author now
means sell.
But seriously. The offer did not come to me.
Bernard
On Tue, Oct 4, 2011 at 11:44 AM, Richmond Mathewson
richmondmathew...@gmail.com wrote:
Interested to know whether an e-mail entitled Offer to Author a LiveCode
Hi Andre,
I'm curious about this external. Do you have plans to compile it for
iOS (and when possible, Android)? Did you sort out the blocking
issue?
Bernard
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Just to clarify. My interest is more in the normal curl features,
rather than SFTP.
Bernard
On Sun, Oct 9, 2011 at 6:56 PM, Bernard Devlin bdrun...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Andre,
I'm curious about this external. Do you have plans to compile it for
iOS (and when possible, Android)? Did you
Hi Stephen, I am aware of Mark's library. I use it in one
application. Mark's library is very well implemented. And thanks for
mentioning it in this context (there may be others seeking to use
curl).
I am looking to the day where I will want to take that application to
run on iOS and Android.
As Oscar Wilde said: life imitates art.
Surely no-one intended the interminable thread to mimic the Cheese
Shop sketch from Monty Python? It seems like ideas just settle down
into our sub-conscious, and we can't help but act them out (over and
over again).
Bernard
On Thu, Oct 13, 2011 at 8:32
put shell(cd ..; pwd) would appear to do what you want.
There is going to be no state maintained between different calls of
shell(). Thus, changing to a directory in one calls is not (IMO)
going to be maintained on a subsequent call of shel|(). Concatenating
commands (as I did above using the
When I use DGH to add a custom control to a datagrid (e.g. just a
'classic' field control), I can get my custom field to display the
data when the datagrid is updated. However, the datagrid for that
column(s) loses the alternating row colour that is found in other
columns.
In my experiments with
It may be that the easiest way around that is to edit /etc/sudoers and
configure some username, such that said the logged-in user does not
need to enter a password in order to call 'sudo su - auser'. If you
look inside /etc/sudoers it should explain what is required to make
access to sudo
Some years back I was working with a few joined tables in a commercially
available relational database. Making certain queries across these joined
tables became unusably slow as the size of the tables increased (I can't
remember the numbers, but certainly in the millions, possibly billions).
As
Björnke, I think you are right on the money.
I had never used Hypercard, but stumbled across Rev 1.1.1 and was staggered
to think that this entire programming paradigm had passed me by (I wrote my
first BASIC program in 1980). I'm glad that RunRev/Metacard had gone with
a cross-platform
I was intrigued by this topic, so did a little research myself. First of
all, I'm not particularly inclined to jump through Apple's hoops when it
comes to installing applications on a phone I own. So, I only looked into
doing this for Android.
I came across this 6 line piece of code for reading
Just off the top of my head... couldn't you clone the current card, so the
cards of the stack containing the object who's properties are being altered
would represent the history of changes. What would be required of the
palette stack then would be some kind of timeline interface to the stack of
Are you sure that your tunnel is working?
I'm assuming that for some reason SSL is not an option, neither is a VPN.
You should be able to tunnel a database connection through a SSH tunnel.
I've done it many times with different kinds of databases and servers
(although never with MySQL).
Can you
Could it be an issue with the return character? As you know, they are
different on each platform. You could try variations between ascii 10 and
13.
If you have it working as a script on your file system, you could try
putting that script into a custom property (get hold of it using a binfile
How about if you set the shellCommand so that instead of pointing to
/bin/sh it points to /bin/tcsh, or even have the shellCommand set to
point to /usr/bin/telnet itself.
There are definitely some oddities with OS X and line endings (I seem to
remember Mark Schonewille explaining it to me some
Is it possible to export the text from Word as RTF, then import into
Livecode as RTF?
Bernard
On Tue, Dec 13, 2011 at 11:09 PM, Sieg Lindstrom
s...@trackandfieldnews.comwrote:
I use a LiveCode app (OSX) to parse text taken from Word files, glean
relevant data, write records to a database and
I haven't use on-rev or the rev server. But you could try:
libUrlSetSSLVerification false
That bypasses certificate verification. I would have thought you
would need that on the desktop too. I think there was once some
discussion about where to place .pem files in order to get desktop
apps to
If it can't find that handler in the internet library, then that
suggests that the internet library is not fully loaded. Unless later
versions of libURL have removed that handler. I can't see why they
would do that - there might still be situations where one needs to
bypass the certificate
In my experience _no database_ will outperform arrays as data storage.
The simple reason is that a) arrays are stored in memory b)
Of course, if you run out of memory, you are in dangerous territory
anyway. If you read some of the arguments of Ruslan (of Valentina
fame), even he admits that
In my experience _no database_ will outperform arrays as data storage.
The simple reason is that a) arrays are stored in memory b)
sigh :)
b) arrays have no machinery (null checking, referential integrity,
etc.) that would slow them down.
Bernard
Actually, this was precisely the situation in which multiple LC
arrays, being used as tables, where the array key was the primary
key of the table, and joining these tables was far faster to do
using LC arrays than any in-memory SQL database. Admittedly these
were only 2-way and 3-way joins, so
I think I've hijacked this thread beyond providing the OP with the
links to the Runrev documentation. I'm emailing Ruslan privately
about this discussion so that others don't have to bother with it.
I'm not slighting Ruslan in the least, nor saying that people should
avoid databases.
Bernard
Before rushing for a tokenOffset feature request, perhaps it might be
worth considering some other options. Perhaps there could be a way of
signalling a string of items which would mark either what should be
considered a non-word, or a non-token. That way such a search feature
could be used with
Keith,
It seems this issue has come up with Windows and other programming
languages (included those supplied by Microsoft!)
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4605983/io-file-getlastaccesstime-is-off-by-one-hour
Check in your Preferences, that right beneath the path to the Android
SDK, that it has not lost a path to the JDK.
Bernard
On Thu, Dec 22, 2011 at 12:13 AM, Ralph DiMola
rdim...@evergreeninfo.net wrote:
The revAndroidPlugin is not recognizing the Android SDK anymore. I still use
to view
It sounds familiar. There was a discussion on the mailing list about
a missing aapt.exe before. Look for the thread LiveCode for Android
under Windows
Bernard
On Thu, Dec 22, 2011 at 2:42 PM, Ralph DiMola rdim...@evergreeninfo.net wrote:
main prefs liked the plug-in tells me: That is not a
I've come across it, but to be honest, I really like the verbose
real-language nature of Livecode. I am a touch typist, so for me it
really is a question of programming as talking to myself.
One of the main things I wish LC had was named parameters, like in
Python, where one can call a function
This article asserts that there are 16 million activations of Android
a month.
http://www.zdnet.com/blog/hardware/2011-the-year-of-the-android-os/17021
Then there are the 10 billion app downloads. That’s a staggering
number, and at the equivalent point in the Apple App Store’s life
cycle, it had
I was so appalled by the latest Ubuntu, I switched to Mint. Ubuntu
had become as slow as using Windows Vista. No wonder Mint has taken
off. Whilst the main charts in the link below are based on
DistroWatch (arguably a sign of what cutting-edge linux users are up
to), the chart further down the
I just want to offer the simplest solution first. If there's a reason
why this won't work, please say.
put sfgsfg gsfgs g 05/01/2011 t trtr into tText
repeat for each word tWord in tText
if tWord is a date then put tWord cr after tFound
end repeat
put tFound
Maybe you are just looking to
Indeed. I was just last week considering buying a copy of one of
Eric's books on Hypercard, even though I don't speak French! I think
of Eric often. He was not only knowledgeable, but kind and modest. I
regret never having met him personally.
A few days ago I was looking at his ListMagic,
It's all about change. Who needs test-driven development when testing
is development.
On Mon, Jan 9, 2012 at 7:02 PM, Peter M. Brigham, MD pmb...@gmail.com wrote:
So the vendor makes him a deluxe pizza and the Dalai Lama hands him a $20
bill. After a moment he says, Where's my change? The
Ah. The beauty of Livecode's OS X/Unix return substitutions. OS X
is unix. Kind of. Until you shell out from Livecode.
On Mon, Jan 9, 2012 at 5:42 PM, Pete p...@mollysrevenge.com wrote:
OK, I got this working. In order to get the correct linefeed characters
for Unix,
Are you locking the message path in some other handler (e.g. maybe one
that is done with 'send in time'). That might explain intermittent
behaviour.
Also, there is a 'breakpoint' command that you can literally type as a
line in your handler. I've often (like almost always) seen red dot
Hi folks, does anyone have contact information for this gentleman? I
posted a comment on his site a while back and never received a reply.
http://www.tapirsoft.com/index.php?option=com_jdownloadsview=viewcategorycatid=1Itemid=3
And there is a post in the RunRev forum that requires his
Thanks Malte. Fingers crossed.
Bernard
On Fri, Jan 20, 2012 at 6:50 PM, Malte Brill revolut...@derbrill.de wrote:
We were having a quick chat on phone 2 weeks back. But I also did not hear
from Mats since. Let's hope he is just busy.
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You could also consider using JSON instead of XML. Particularly since
we have 2 libraries around which convert LiveCode arrays to JSON and
vice-versa. JSON is known as the fat-free xml. I don't think
either format is paritcularly easy to scan by the naked eye. One
library is by Andre, the
Perhaps I am misunderstanding the problem here. I am a great fan of
the concept of merge. And it is certainly possible to use merge() to
produce the list of fields with each field value enclosed by either
single or double quotes. It just requires a litte indirection.
(I've put some arbitrary
Alas, I think it is not a new phenomenon.
I am not young enough to know everything.
-- Oscar Wilde
Whenever I walk into a large library, I feel a sense of awe in the
physical presence of so much that I do not know, and will never know.
Being able to click between Facebook, Google and Wikipedia
1. Does LC on Windows not produce a crash log the way it does on OS X?
I would look at that if it exists. On OS X I've found these logs to
be quite useful in tracking down crashes (mostly, in recent years, in
my experience these crashes have related to externals).
2. If the log does not exist
By the way, I found that Valentina 4.7 is the last version that is
usable for Livecode. Ruslan is aware of the defects I encountered. I
assume a later version will fix those problems.
Others may well be using 4.8, 4.9 or 5.0 without facing the defects I
faced. It's just a question of which
Ruslan, Python does have classes. I noticed from when I looked at the
Ruby PHP valentina libraries, that they seemed to do much less than
the V4REV library. I assume that is the difference between what you
mention below with A and B.
I'm very glad that V4REV does have so many ways to work with
Thank gnu for Linux.
Bernard
On Fri, Feb 17, 2012 at 9:34 AM, Ken Corey k...@kencorey.com wrote:
Companies are yearning for total control, for better or worse.
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I saw one version where they built a robot arm (using LEGO, I think)
to turn the pages. The process had thereby been completely automated.
I also understand there is a Japanese company that does such scanning
(and reasonably priced). Last time I looked, they had a backlog of
months.
I feel I
I couldn't find the Sumvision Cyclone Astro on that site -- maybe
they've sold out.
As for it only being available in the UK -- I have lost count of the
number of products I have wanted to buy that were only available in
the US. I think this is the first time I've seen the shoe be on the
other
Alejandro, thanks for sharing this with us. I'm sure it will come in
useful for me too.
Bernard
On Tue, Feb 28, 2012 at 5:50 PM, Alejandro Tejada
capellan2...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi All,
Thanks to the Cameyo forum users, now
there is a fix and a working version :-D
The standard libURL is also just a library inside the IDE. Which
means you can inspect it and change it. I had a problem where 4.6.x
LC would barf on ip addresses that worked previously. I took an older
version of libURL and swapped it in, and the problem went away.
There is another libURL
I'd go with Andre on this, only try some voodoo too :)
3. try increasing the timeout interval. I have some code that fires
off hundreds of load urls sequentially. But this is done by using
send in time for the load (and using callbacks to handle the
returned data). I figured that smarter
Windows 3.1 was Win16. Windows 95 and Windows NT (3.5 and 4) were
Win32 and were NT. It was around Windows 3.11 that Microsoft threw in
Win32s, which was apparently a deliberate move to stop Windows 3.1
working inside OS/2's virtualisation system (where Windows ran better
than it did outside of
I'm not saying Win95 was based on NT (it wasnt'). I mean NT 3.5 and 4
were Win32 and NT.
Bernard
On Sat, Mar 3, 2012 at 7:02 PM, Bernard Devlin bdrun...@gmail.com wrote:
Windows 3.1 was Win16. Windows 95 and Windows NT (3.5 and 4) were
Win32 and were NT
There was such a datagrid-lite control a few years back, produced by
Eric Chatonet. Sadly Eric died, and ListMagic appears to no longer be
maintained. It used the basic field object, and well, it did some
quite magical things with it. I think ListMagic stopped working with
some changes
Look in the dictionary at the templateButton. If you set the
properties of that, then any button you set will have those
properties. I think it is a local property, so will only apply within
the script where you set it.
Bernard
On Mon, Mar 5, 2012 at 10:46 PM, Sivakatirswami ka...@hindu.org
The difference might be explained due to Livecode setting a smaller
cache size than other applications.
http://web.utk.edu/~jplyon/sqlite/SQLite_optimization_FAQ.html
http://www.sqlite.org/pragma.html#pragma_cache_size
I don't know if the cache size is under one's control with sqlite. I
know it
I notice from things discussed on the Valentina list that they
recommend using API methods rather than SQL calls, because the former
will be faster due to less overhead. So these different ways of
interacting with a sqlite database might well represent an application
using the sqlite API.
Ruslan, you might need to include some information about why someone
might prefer to learn the Valentina API (accessible from V4REV) by
citing some features of Valentina that are superior or unavailable in
sqlite e.g. encryption, full-text searching (I'm not sure if the
latter has been enabled
Would something like SWIG help with the construction of LC externals?
I confess to not knowing anything about externals, and almost nothing
about C. But I've used some products which are cross-platform and
provide interfaces in many different languages. At their base they
use SWIG (or something
Probably helps if I provide a link: http://www.swig.org/
On Thu, Mar 8, 2012 at 9:34 PM, Bernard Devlin bdrun...@gmail.com wrote:
Would something like SWIG help with the construction of LC externals?
I confess to not knowing anything about externals, and almost nothing
about C. But I've used
The mailing lists predate the forum by many years. Some people who
used the mailing list complained they preferred a forum, so RunRev
obliged and provided the forum. It's not that one discussion
mechanism is officially sanctioned by RunRev, although I suspect new
users find the forum before the
I have been using the try/catch idiom for years. I like the structure
it gives my code - visually it makes it very clear where I am
expecting problematic sections to be. I rarely use 'finally'.
However the problem has always been with interpreting the error codes
that arise. For years I got
But I don't think RealStudio can build for mobile devices like iOS or
Android. The two companies seem to be betting on different futures.
I wasn't particularly interested in the mobile space myself, but
seeing the astronomical growth in that area, I have to think I am
wrong and RunRev were right.
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On 23 mrt 2012, at 11:57, Bernard Devlin wrote:
But I don't think RealStudio can build for mobile devices like iOS or
Android. The two companies seem
Hi Mark, you might not have said that such decisions are wrong, but
with finite resources, decisions must be made. Some decisions will
turn out to be the wrong decisions. About 3 years ago RealBasic and
Livecode looked like they were going in the same direction; they've
now branched off in
I'm not the developer of Animation Engine (it's way beyond my maths).
It has a demo version, so I'd recommend trying it out. It has some
tools to demonstrate to you its own capabilities.
http://www.derbrill.de/developers.php
I've used it to animate features in non-game apps, but I've barely
I gave up on LiveCode on Linux some years ago.
Last week I downloaded and installed one of the v5.x installers from
my LiveCode account, and installed it on Mint Linux. As soon as I
started LiveCode, it hung. Luckily, as it started, the LiveCode
window was smaller than the monitor - as even
This sounds similar.
http://quality.runrev.com/show_bug.cgi?id=7257
Not saying it is the same bug. Just your description triggered a
familiar odour.
Bernard
On Fri, Apr 13, 2012 at 12:53 PM, Glen Bojsza gboj...@gmail.com wrote:
My latest update / feedback on the issue...
I tried monitoring
I saw this man on TV discussing the Brazilian olympic project a couple
of weeks ago. He looked very pleased with himself. Of course, the
programme that was talking up Rio de Janeiro didn't mention that the
mayor not only lived in another city, but in another country! That
really would have
That makes me so, so envious. At least I look out on a park (which is
good for living in a city centre). But I so want to live by the sea
on the west coast of somewhere (preferably somewhere warmer than
Britain).
If it wasn't for my other half insisting on living in the city centre,
I'd sell up
It's really quite nice.
I walk around the city and marvel at how many people basically look
out onto tarmac or brick. After living with a view for so long, I
can't imagine not having one. But most people don't (at least not in
cities).
Another reason to count one's blessings.
Bernard
On Tue,
I'm glad to see this Colin (and I don't consider myself to be a
beginner after decades of programming). But part of me doesn't want
the big, wide world to know about Livecode. I guess that a fairly
major publisher has taken an interest in Livecode shows that they
think it has an edge when it
I was just thinking the same thought yesterday.
Bernard
On Fri, May 25, 2012 at 2:24 PM, Colin Holgate co...@verizon.net wrote:
So, if John has stopped developing MobGUI, or got tied up long term on other
projects, would it be possible for RunRev to take it in house?
I thought that ListMagic stopped working with Livecode some versions
back. It's news to me that people are still able to work with it. I
can't remember the details but I will see if I have it lying around
and will try to use it again and see if it caused crashes for me.
Bernard
On Fri, May 25,
Bravo, Igor. This is exactly how I see it. But thanks to Andre and
the others for making really good points. (I'd never heard of
AngularJS, so I'm going to look into it).
I'd bet 99.99% of developers have never heard of Livecode. Without a
massive advertising campaign, I don't see them
I will show the list my secret shame of Invented Anywhere But Here
syndrome (the opposite of NIH).
Trevor has provided some handlers that convert xml data to LC arrays.
By miles it is the easiest way to explore the structure of a XML
document, and once one is familiar with the structure through
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