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again?
Run this in the Message Box:
lock messages; answer file Select the problem stack:; open stack it
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was one of those, and it's only been in the last few years that I've
come to appreciate how open source can be a good option for many projects.
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Colin Holgate wrote:
On Apr 10, 2014, at 10:05 AM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
It's only the subset of developers making proprietary works who
need a Commercial license, and most are doing so under a business
plan that brings in far more revenue than is needed to cover the
cost of renewal
for the app the join the majority in
the app store that are distributed at zero cost to the user.
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Sri wrote:
Richard Gaskin wrote
Let's find out - RunRev delivered almost exactly what you're looking
for, at least as far as providing iOS deployment more affordably for
non-revenue-producing apps:
http://livecode.com/membership/
Richard, Thanks for the link.
I look at LiveCode website once
.
I think it's only confusing for old-timers who were used to having the
company and product name be the same thing.
As it is now it's not that different from Mozilla and Firefox, or
Canonical and Ubuntu, or Trimble and Sketchup, or many others.
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- this search:
https://www.google.com/search?q=livecode+source+code
...yields the GitHub repository in the third hit.
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it in
their spare time. However, if everybody just keeps using it and
thinks somebody else will eventually take care of it, it won’t work.
The more people look at it, the less likely errors like this occur.
That applies equally well to testing LiveCode.
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that version, so I don't imagine they're at a stage where we can expect
nifty screen shots and such quite yet.
But I'll see what info I can find and either the team or myself with
provide you some info on where they are with that.
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everyone in your audience to switch. ;)
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so
everyone on the planet can help enhance and proliferate them.
Maybe you'd like to help with that effort? If so drop me a note - we
have the forums, many servers, and a free and open LiveCode Community
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name, you could simply prepend the name with anything else,
removing the extra stuff when you to obtain the number, e.g.:
set the name of field 1 to f1
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get the short name of field 1
delete char 1 of it
DoSomethingWithTheNumber it
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near everything but NULL in prop
names without issue ( the docs politely err on the side of safety).
The only circumstance I've seen that was like yours was when I attempted
to use keys whose length exceeded the documented maximum of 255 bytes.
Was that a possibility?
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to update the checksums
displayed there to reflect those in his modified package?
I like the idea of providing checksums, but I'm having a hard time
seeing the practical benefit.
What am I missing?
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ways a stack file can be altered.
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in. However, if the key that you
originally installed and more or less blindly trusted was actually
a fraud, then you are in trouble.
Very helpful, Martin. Thanks for that.
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Ben Rubinstein wrote:
I'd love to know: what do other people do to customise their
environment?
http://fourthworld.net/channels/lc/lc-tools.png
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J. Landman Gay wrote:
On 4/24/14, 5:15 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
http://fourthworld.net/channels/lc/lc-tools.png
Where do you put the stacks you're working on? :)
You and I have exactly opposite work habits.
Maybe not so much. Most of those stacks aren't open all the time, some
seldom
Just a quick reminder about the upcoming meeting of the LiveCode User
Group in Pasadena on Thursday at 7PM.
Details in the forum:
http://forums.runrev.com/viewtopic.php?f=50t=19934
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Richmond wrote:
On 29/04/14 22:35, Richard Gaskin wrote:
The URL to submit a bug report is:
http://quality.runrev.com/
Indeed it is. And the last 3 times I tried to submit enhancement
requests I got stuck on a
'Desktop OS thing where there was no thing to check.
If you have a reproducible
Alejandro Tejada wrote:
By the way, Richard, Which is your email
as LiveCode Community Manager?
We're going to set me up with an address at livecode.org, but it's not
in place yet so until we get that pinned down you're always welcome to
write me at the address I use here.
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the community to inform their efforts.
How much of the existing User Guide have you read, and did you find
anything in it that was inaccurate or incomplete?
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hasn't really changed the license terms or even the fees very much, it's
just that with the acquisition many folks are finally looking into the
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a license, but if they just want to
look at the binary object records as raw data that option remains
available to them. ;)
And should we add RunRev company to the closing indemnity clause?
IANAL, I believe RR's own license with you indemnifies them against
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nature of a
dual license, and to some degree the GPL itself, than anything Oracle
has done since they acquired the DBMS.
This is why I prefer the clarity of the Creative Commons licenses for
some projects; too bad they're not recommended for software. :(
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an inherently slow action (relatively speaking).
Anyone here know of such magic?
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have no idea what was happening before, but this seems to work quite
well. Perfectly, actually.
Man, hardly a day goes by when I don't marvel at how easy things are in
LiveCode
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Field 2 will contain the HTML once the request is returned. Now for the
tedious parsing to get the parts you want
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The meeting begins at 7PM, Ken will arrive around 7:30PM, and those
wishing to share a meal before the meeting can meet at Porto's Bakery
across the street at 6PM.
Details here:
http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/socalrev/
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find the subject line.
Sorry, Mr. Wieder, I know that bugs you too. I'd do something else if
that something else was as useful. :)
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engines, but I did find that stack files saved under v4.5 were not
able to be used by the v3.5 CGI engine.
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ever bought an off-the-shelf PC.
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Richmond wrote:
On 12/05/2010 12:24 AM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Seems LC chokes on file paths containing Unicode.
Is there a workaround for this?
Could you lob us an example?
From the comments from the others in this thread, it would seem
self-evident to anyone with a filename containing
imagine I'm the only one
who needs this.
What do you folks do to find the destination path?
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or two I've been sketching out and post it to RevNet
(with full credit for your contribution of course; much appreciated).
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if we could have the chance to meet you in
person. Your uncommon knowledge of databases has been very helpful on
this list.
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somewhere).
In the meantime, if you have a way to allow uninstall to be run directly
from the app's folder that would be great. Even if I tell them to use
the control panel, changes are someone will find the uninstaller and try
to run it directly from Program Files...
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market available to you by
just taking a little time to make sure your windows can be reduced
another 168 pixels down.
And that provides you with an excuse to get another toy so you can test.
At $300 for many good models, I found it too hard to resist. :)
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in the docs clarifying that.
But if the intention was that it could be used for built-in commands too
then there appears to be a bug in the engine.
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, the Duo seems a
hand-in-glove fit for the new OS - video and notes on uTouch here:
http://unity.ubuntu.com/projects/utouch/
I hope your LiveCode experience on the Duo turns out to be a great one.
I look forward to hearing more about how it works for you.
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their own selectGroupedControls property. While it defaults to true so
it honors the global property of the same name, you can set it to false
so you can deliver custom controls whose contents can't be modified with
the pointer tool. VERY handy stuff.
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provide
scrolling
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an open report against it and I just checked in v4.0, 4.5,
and 4.5.1 and the scrollbars on both fields and groups adapt to the
current setting in System Prefs.
Which version are you using?
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hasn't been updated.
Anyone here got time to either add a user comment to that entry and/or
file a documentation bug report at the RQCC?
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log with 4558 lines of text.
When I run this I get different results. libURL seems to download different
amounts of the logfile. Is there something I'm doing wrong, or is this a
libURL bug?
(I've tried this from two different servers).
Ran it 10 times here - always returns 4558.
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I'm also seeing strange results on Windows.
FWIW I just ran some additional tests on Ubuntu, and there I'm getting
the same good result as on OS X.
Since the libURL code in question isn't branching by OS, what could make
this issue OS-specific?
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cool, since an ever-increasing variety of sites, UIs,
and even printed materials use that motif, while our ocular physiology
hasn't evolved at the same rate to make it any less of a bad idea. ;)
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where this discussion leads.
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be helpful if
others here who've dealt with it can tell us what's needed to support that.
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this is to simply not allow an app sold through the
App Store to be sold elsewhere.
But again, I would be very happy to be wrong on this.
Anyone here know whether the App Store agreement is an exclusive one?
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I just tested here on a 32-bit system running Ubuntu 10.10 and launch
url works fine.
Anyone else here running a 64-bit Debian-based build who can verify this?
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with a dual boot and put Ubuntu
on it for even more deployment options at your disposal. With the
recent enhancements RunRev made for the Linux engine, it's quite nice
these days.
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attempting to
delete the folder in question. It may be necessary to change that
directory before launching the copy in tmp - that's what I did here, and
while I don't know if it would also work if I changed after launching
the copy, so far doing it as I have seems to solve the problem.
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so many people spoke so many
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) into g4WWinMargin
end if
Note that the reg key used differs by OS version. An unnecessary drag,
IMO, and cost me a bit of time turning it up when Vista came out, but
good to know when you need it.
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\desktop\WindowMetrics\CaptionHeight
At least it changes from -375/15 (XP Style) to -270/15 (Classic Style) ...
Yep, those are the values you should use. In my haste to paste that
code I didn't clean out the rest of the irrelevant stuff.
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, 2011, at 5:25 AM, Tiemo Hollmann TB wrote:
...
Btw. I didn't found the expression to chime in in my dictionary ;)
beside for sounds what bells or clocks do
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Mike Bonner wrote:
Is there a manpath?
Yes, Robert Bly wrote about it in Iron John.
;)
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to look at the contents of the standalone.
set the password of stack MyStack to MyPassword
To access the scripts in the IDE use:
set the passkey of stack MyStack to MyPassword
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keys on Win work, and work
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. :)
There are scenarios for meaningful sharing that aren't addressed by
GLP-compatible licenses, so while it would be desirable if there were
fewer licenses in the world, the diversity of needs seems to require
equally diverse terms to describe them.
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David Bovill wrote:
On 8 January 2011 00:17, Richard Gaskin wrote:
There are scenarios for meaningful sharing that aren't addressed by
GLP-compatible licenses, so while it would be desirable if there were fewer
licenses in the world, the diversity of needs seems to require equally
diverse
blood. :)
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data from icns and ico files (on Linux not needed since they
wisely use PNGs) for use in LC image objects.
What is the format for an individual image in an icns file, and how are
the boundaries defined?
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this solution based around wait 0 with messages has shown
itself to require the least overhead of the options I've tried.
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cycle of the project we will need to do the copy-and-paste to reset the IDs.
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that there isn't), if you could set the stack ID lower you
would risk creating a new object whose ID would conflict with an
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, but in the literal sense: of
or pertaining to the supernatural. :)
It can be a mind-bender to get used to, but once you do I suspect you'll
find a lot of things surprisingly easy.
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seeing slightly greater
productivity than in my formerly-favorite tool I'd
used for years.
Six months: I love this thing.
One year: I love this thing like no other.
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having to give up 30% of your annual income to the OS vendor in
perpetuity. ;)
I wish that was an option for OS X as well.
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Trevor DeVore wrote:
On Fri, Jan 14, 2011 at 1:51 PM, Richard Gaskin
ambassador at fourthworld.comwrote:
Security is a real issue on all OSes, and this provide one way to certify
that an app is what it says it is for just a one-time fee, without having to
give up 30% of your annual income
the option of
using signed apps as we can on Windows, but iOS customers have spoken,
loudly and clearly, so we can expect that part of the iOS experience to
come back to the Mac in due time.
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other apps, in OS X, Windows,
and Linux (at least on Ubuntu; haven't tested it elsewhere).
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Jacque wrote:
HyperCard had an error message that said, Script too silly to
execute.
No, really. It did.
What would trigger that? I want to submit a feature request to add that. :)
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Development-Plugins-GoRevNet
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Bob Sneidar wrote:
On Jan 15, 2011, at 6:51 AM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Got you covered there:
4W Props is a simple property sheet tool for LiveCode, available
through the Stacks section in RevNet - in the IDE see:
Development-Plugins-GoRevNet
Hi Richard.
Hey that's nice! What would
the box next to that menu.
That can be a good solution. Or if you need to have the options visible
as radio buttons, you could consider a third labeled None.
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facelessly.
Sure, it's a bit of a kludge, but would be dirt-simple to implement, and
wouldn't expose the treachery of race conditions to the masses. :)
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commonwealth people)
and then finally a three character suffix.?
Don't you think that this git should be taken out and tarred and feathered?
You can change lines 903 and 1028 in the revBackScript script to use any
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we learn the details?
I have a client who's hoping to deliver something much larger than 20MB.
Wasn't the Wired app much larger?
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Björnke von Gierke wrote:
the on-device shop limits the size of apps available trough it. the itunes shop
does not.
Is this noted on the ATT site?
I need a URL to an authoritative source so I can discuss the
implications with my client.
TIA -
On 19 Jan 2011, at 19:18, Richard Gaskin
Scott Rossi wrote:
Recently, Richard Gaskin wrote:
the on-device shop limits the size of apps available trough it. the itunes
shop does not.
Is this noted on the ATT site?
I need a URL to an authoritative source so I can discuss the
implications with my client.
I've come across
illustrates how to use those mirrored
messages and properties effectively.
For many types of plugins you can just ignore the mirrored stuff and
just drop any stack file into Plugins and have it accessible and working
in just a few seconds.
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of professional devs here, but the difference is really
very slight.
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in this request for a linkData chunk property, which would allow us to
use any number of attributes in a tags, returned in an array as with
clipboardData and dragData:
http://quality.runrev.com/qacenter/show_bug.cgi?id=9347
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But as it is, I find myself not using graphic effect nearly as often as
I'd like to, instead making such treatments in other programs and then
importing the masked PNGs
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for
several minutes at the start of each session - I just boot and enjoy. :)
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you should still have that dinner, just go Dutch. :)
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).
Any other alternatives you know of to get AppleWorks slide shows into
either PowerPoint of OpenOffice?
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Where do I get revBrowser for Linux?
I've been wanting this for some time, but I haven't seen notice that one
was made and I don't see it in my LC
3.5.3/Contents/Runtime/Linux/x86-32/Externals/ folder.
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setting the default stack can help, in my
case esp. after a modal is dismissed.
It shouldn't be necessary, and if you can pin down a recipe please
submit a bug report. But as a workaround, setting the default stack
after modal seems to cover the issues I've run into here.
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want to do on each of those actions?
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Currently the LiveCode engine uses the Windows hiliteColor when
selecting text, ignoring whatever highlight color may be in use by the
current theme.
Is there a shell query I can run to determine the current text highlight
color?
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