ELS Prothero wrote:
> Yes, if my memory doesn’t fail me, it was in italic. Hmmm, I guess I
> was supposed to know that meant it wasn’t set and the value shown was
> a default?
Yes, more or less, though to be precise it's not so much default per se
as inherited.
As Jacque noted yesterday,
ELS Prothero wrote:
> Yes, I realize that. However, when I first created the button, on the
> source card, I expected that the text size and font would be what was
> displayed in the ide. However, none were actually set. Confusing for
> one who trusts that the ide displays the actual properties
Neville Smythe wrote:
On 19 Oct 2020, at 3:00 am, use-livecode-request at lists.runrev.com wrote:
Dreamhost never did install LC ... but several of us have made it work.
Just get the right server executable and permissions.
I could never get it work account wide but it rocked for individual
the textsize from the fields that I had
already imported.
I’d have to call it a bug, I guess??
Best,
Bill
William A. Prothero
https://earthlearningsolutions.org
On Oct 13, 2020, at 10:59 AM, Richard Gaskin via use-livecode wrote:
William Prothero wrote:
> I am copying a button from
Neville Smythe wrote:
> So I need some middleware. LC Server would have been ideal, but
> Dreamhost no longer install it ;-(. I particularly could have used
> LC Server to drive mailman distribution list
> subscription/unsubscription tasks from the database for which I do
> not have a good
Sean Cole wrote:
Since then I've added DocuSign, MS DynamicsCRM integration
Are you at liberty to describe what that integration involved?
Specifically, do you use MS' REST API? And if so, how were you able to
set up the app registration in Azure for successful authentication?
I have a
at hyperactivesw.com
HyperActive Software | http://www.hyperactivesw.com
On October 17, 2020 4:06:03 PM Richard Gaskin via use-livecode
wrote:
J. Landman Gay wrote:
On 10/17/20 12:13 PM, Dan Friedman via use-livecode wrote:
Where did Jacque get that list of codes?
From a plugin Richard and I wrote
J. Landman Gay wrote:
On 10/17/20 12:13 PM, Dan Friedman via use-livecode wrote:
Where did Jacque get that list of codes?
From a plugin Richard and I wrote some years ago. It dynamically loads the error list based on
the version of LC you're using. You can look up individual codes, or paste
These workarounds are great for helping John get back to work right
away, but if the IDE isn't respecting Windows' resolution that would be
a bug and I hope someone's reported it.
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William Prothero wrote:
> After the button is copied to the destination card, I do:
>
> set the textsize of btnRef to the textsize of srcBtnRef
> the contents of btnRef is:
>
> btn "doNext2" of card "WhatsTheMystery-2" of stack "/Users/AfilePath
> /PlateTectonics.livecode"
>
> srcBtnRef is
William Prothero wrote:
> I am copying a button from one card to another. The font size of the
> label changes from that of the original to a large font and I can’t
> figure out how to change the textsize of the label. I keep getting an
> error.
set the textSize of btn "SoAndSo" to 14
The
he
performance under control rather than apps breaking for 2 pixels over the
limit.
Ralph DiMola
IT Director
Evergreen Information Services
rdimola at evergreeninfo.net
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Ralph DiMola wrote:
> I just ran head first into this. Could someone explain why other than
> moving from an int16 to an int32 this is such a challenge? This
Ralph DiMola wrote:
> I just ran head first into this. Could someone explain why other than
> moving from an int16 to an int32 this is such a challenge? This should
> have been addressed during the refactoring of the engine.
Is this for the weird recommended mobile workaround of putting a text
Neville Smythe wrote:
> Typically LC cpu usage shows about 34% (presumably of 1 core). When
> a modal stack is opened it immediately ramps up to 99% ; the fan kicks
> in, and if left for a while the OS boosts the kernel_task daemon which
> I have been told is a protection device to prevent
The shell command "net use" should return a list of currently available
network volumes.
In LC:
put shell("net use")
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I had yet another conversation this morning with a colleague who would
love to use LC in his school district, but the two crasher bugs prevent
him from doing so. Now he's had no choice but to start looking into
kid-friendly Python environments.
We have that conversation every year. This was
the extra work).
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J. Landman Gay wrote:
On 9/23/20 1:26 PM, Richard Gaskin via use-livecode wrote:
My only suggestion was to change how the existing munger works to satisfy the two problem areas
identified: that names not be too long, and that any munger
the necessity of a lookup table as an intermediary.
Bob S
On Sep 23, 2020, at 11:26 AM, Richard Gaskin via use-livecode wrote:
If I understand her problem correctly, file identification need only be in one
direction.
As far as I can tell from the description, everything that needs to determine
If I understand her problem correctly, file identification need only be
in one direction.
As far as I can tell from the description, everything that needs to
determine which file to access does so by using a string from which the
hashed file name can be derived.
That she already has a
J. Landman Gay write:
> I'm looking for a way to create non-unicode file names
> based on the string that comes out of the database.
Ah, public clouds...
Amazon's S3 docs say just encoding in UTF-8 should suffice, but then
they also list a lot of characters they consider "special", but common
Sannyasin Brahmanathaswami wrote:
> Vedas
> A Random Selection
> of Sutras
>
> gets turned around. It becomes
>
> Vedas
> A Random Selection
> of Sutras
>
> ?? where does the font size becomes "34" .
HtmlText is not HTML.
It was added to the engine as a convenient way to use HTML-like
ot like there aren't multiple independent projects going on that
couldn't make this effort better. Some of those are:
Navigator
Baker's Assistant
Any of Bernd's proposed SE updates
On Wed, Sep 2, 2020 at 12:21 PM Richard Gaskin via use-livecode <
use-livecode at lists.runrev.com>
Mike Kerner wrote:
> there isn't any reason why we can't have a fork of the ide that
> doesn't sit around waiting for themuns to say "ok".
I've considered this myself, but maintaining something as complex as
LC's IDE is no small task. In fact, I'm finding it less time consuming
to replace
J. Landman Gay wrote:
> Any bugs you found are certainly based in fact, as you've shown.
That an anomaly is evident is known. The cause and possible remedies,
however, remain open questions.
Though I briefly dabbled in sending hand-written Postscript to my laser
printer back in the day (who
Sean Cole wrote:
> Spelling it out to you, here are all of the related bug reports.
> Confirmed bug reports. Confirmed they are bugs. Bugs that Can and
> Should be fixed. It won't take 10s of 1000s of $ as whatshisface
> Gaskin made it seem.
Embedding a replacement font rendering subsystem to
Sean Cole wrote:
> I assume (dangerously) from your reply that you do not have to make
> real world applications for corporate branded customers. Where design
> has been done by a branding team with a 12 - 120 page Production
> guide). Someone like the BBC
A good way to analyze a problem is
Sean Cole wrote:
> What is the current 'workaround' everyone is using when creating a
> cross-platform app to make sure that all text appears the same
> regardless of platform? Particularly between Windows and Mac for
> me at the moment.
Font metrics will differ between OSes because the
Brian Milby wrote:
"Microsoft can do what it likes with THEIR *platform*! if YOU
_choose_ not to agree with their policies for use on THEIR
platform, YOU can _choose_ to go elsewhere."
Absolutely... on THEIR *XBox* platform.
Microsoft leveraged anti-competitive practices to squeeze out
Lagi Pittas wrote:
> I didn't mean no marketing - it's like the folks that buy books about
> the law of attraction and sit on their fata arses visualizing a BMW.
>
> You can sit in your chair visualizing all you want but the BMW, and
> bigger house won't come to you if you don't get off your
Sean Cole wrote:
Richard
Watch my videos I posted using Dropbox. It’s madness. And it’s been CONFIRMED
and NOT FIXED for a very long time
There was more than one video, and several others also reported being
unable to reproduce the issue, so my question for Tom was seeking
clarity on
Sean Cole wrote:
> It's all a pointless debate. Apple can do what it likes with THEIR
> *platform*! if YOU _choose_ not to agree with their policies for use
> on THEIR platform, YOU can _choose_ to go elsewhere.
>
> The same or similar issues come up with ALL brands! Google, Samsung,
> Nike, AT,
Lagi Pittas wrote:
If you sell a $10,000 worth in the second year you get $8500 without
having to spend as much on advertising.
Oh?
The app store is a directory, not a substitute for marketing.
Simply having one of a few million indistiguishably-uniform records in a
database is
Tom, I'm among the several here who have been unable to reproduce the
original issue discussed here, at least as I understood it.
Perhaps I misunderstand it. What is the recipe for the bug you're
referring to?
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Tom Glod wote:
Yikes.. I have a
The Standalone Builder really needs to be a separate process.
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Two thoughts on this, possibly worth pondering:
1. The definition of "antitrust" may be outdated.
Antitrust regs kick in when one company has undue control over an industry.
What exactly is "undue"?
What exactly is an "industry"?
In a world where "products" and "industries" and "platforms"
Martin Koob wrote:
> Thanks for the responses. I am still actively working on this.
>
> I have hired a summer intern. Molly, to work on this. She has been
> getting up to speed on LiveCode and LTI 1.3 and now she is turning her
> attention to working on a proof of concept stack to connect
I would encourage you to consider very carefully the standard keyboard
layouts provided by the OS before embarking on a custom one.
It's not only a lot of work to make a keyboard, but the common ones are
very good, with Swype-like behavior, word prediction, and other things
that can be
JeeJeeStudio wrote:
> 1 positive thing then on a thing we don't have in LC and now also is
> removed...the possibility to put ads in your LC created mobile app...
"Possible" is a big word. It covers nearly everything.
It's possible to use LC Build to support ad network APIs.
It's also
How many LC devs have earned more than $500 from in-app ads?
Outside of LC, anyone know what percentage of indy shops with small or
zero marketing budgets have earned more than $1,000 on ads?
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In the v9.6.1RC1 Release Notes there's this:
Infinity constant
The constant infinity has been added to the language in this release.
As a result, theunquoted literal infinity is now reserved. Any
existing uses of it should be quoted, as otherwiseit will resolve to
the floating
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On 27/07/2020 16:33, Richard Gaskin via use-livecode wrote:
There are many ways to refer to things. The simplest is to use
unambiguous names
There are many ways to refer to things. The simplest is to use
unambiguous names for things that matter.
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Alex Tweedly wrote:
I think my head is melting :-)
I have a group called 'A'.
Inside A, there is a rect called "R" and also a group called "B"
Alex Tweedly wrote:
On 23/07/2020 17:20, Richard Gaskin via use-livecode wrote:
https://www.tweedly.org/downloads/FieldGroupsample.livecode
Thanks for posting this, Alex. Super cool.
I didn't find license info in the package - did I miss it?
What license is this distributed under?
Sorry
Alex Tweedly wrote:
I'd like to announce the Beta (i.e. v0.1) release of my simple rich text
field. Currently it's not on Github or anywhere sensible - it's just on
my own download site (see URL at end of this email).
I'd be happy if anyone finds it useful, and / or has feedback that might
A moment ago I wrote:
Mark Wieder wrote:
On 7/22/20 9:26 AM, Richard Gaskin via use-livecode wrote:
I've run into a snag in which the OAuth2 redirect URI does not seem to
be called when used to authenticate for Microsoft API services such as
Dynamics 365.
Before getting into details
Mark Wieder wrote:
On 7/22/20 9:26 AM, Richard Gaskin via use-livecode wrote:
I've run into a snag in which the OAuth2 redirect URI does not seem to
be called when used to authenticate for Microsoft API services such as
Dynamics 365.
Before getting into details (there are many) it would
I've run into a snag in which the OAuth2 redirect URI does not seem to
be called when used to authenticate for Microsoft API services such as
Dynamics 365.
Before getting into details (there are many) it would be helpful to know
whether anyone here has successfully use LiveCode's OAuth2
Stephen Barncard wrote:
> If in 1975 I hadn't gotten pissed off at the Grateful Dead and
> taken off to LA...
Probably too off-topic for this list, but that sounds like a story worth
hearing. Perhaps over a beer after the madness ends and travel resumes...
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J. Landman Gay wrote:
> It's possible. For a LiveCode field, note that the font has to have
> a font variant for each style. Some time ago LC stopped supporting
> artificially altered font styles. The native system font on each
> mobile OS supports all styles.
>
> Or do you mean something else?
Bob Sneidar wrote:
> I would LOVE to find out how Livecode for Mac draws those beautiful
> tab buttons so I can duplicate it on Windows, because DAYAM are the
> Windows ones ugly!
Around the turn of the century I wrote to Bruce Tognazzini, back when he
was still taking email questions.
I
Am I dreaming the impossible dream?
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Good tutorial, Heriberto:
> I use Livecode server on several Linux machines:
>
> Centos 7 / 8 and Ubuntu 14/16/18.
>
> I didn't need 32bits libraries.
>
> I created a brief installation tuto in my blog:
>
> https://www.hermanotemblon.com/instalacion-de-livecode-server-en-ubuntu/
>
> It is in
Bill Prothero wrote:
> Sorry if this is off, but what about just transferring them with ftp?
FTP is good enough for a small number of files. But for automating
large numbers of file transfers rsync is hard to beat, a much smarter
tool making things much more efficient.
By default, rsync
Mike Doub wrote:
> I need to move hundreds of files from my desktop Mac to my server.
> I’m looking for advise as to how best to do this.
rsync
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Alex Tweedly wrote:
> On 08/07/2020 06:30, Richard Gaskin via use-livecode wrote:
>
>> LC Ltd loves guest content in their blog,
>
> Really ? There's been *one* guest blog post in the last 2 years -
> maybe they need to push harder for contributions.
You can lead a ho
Tom Glod wrote:
> I feel like nothing out there, LC related, feels like its maintained
> of kept up to date.
True dat, though there are a few.
LiveCode Journal has been fallow too long for a couple reasons: it's a
lot of work to keep fresh content flowing, and ultimately I found that
content
Andre Garzia wrote:
> In my own personal and subjective experience, LiveCode shines when you
> are building desktop applications, or combining desktop applications
> with server-side solutions. With LiveCode you can have a webapp doing
> server-side LC server and an HTML5 front-end, while still
Andre Garzia wrote:
> I'm just not exactly sure if you prefer to consume content in book
> format or video format.
I've been pondering this myself with some content I've been putting
together for the LC community, an EDU-leaning beginner's guide and one
on networking.
Given the power and
Thanks for confirming my hunch about the redirect URI.
I've passed along a localhost string to the Azure admin with a port
specifier that matches the one I'm passing into the lib. Still no go -
same result, no browser widget close.
One possible issue: the admin tells me the Azure admin UI
Mark Talluto wrote:
> You might try Richard Gaskin’s ‘Flight Recorder’. I use it all the
> time.
> You can get it from his site at:
> https://www.fourthworld.com/livecode/index.html
>
> I have a modified version that includes a performance boost that I am
> not sure are part of the original
Heriberto Torrado wrote:
> I am trying to convince a customer to create their next website
> with LiveCode Server instead PHP. The client asks me what other
> popular sites are created with LiveCode server.
If you're dealing with the sort who goes only by popularity, nothing
else matters.
David V Glasgow wrote:
> Loading the plain text list of URLs from file is slowish, but more
> importantly, for some time gives no indication that the file is
> loading.
Are you reading the file as text or binary?
I would imagine reading as binary would be more efficient since it's a
straight
I've been working with the Oauth2 lib included with v9 (superhandy,
team, thanks!), and I've run into a snag:
When I call it, the browser widgets opens and goes to the authentication
provider (in this case Office 365), and authentication seems to work well.
However, at that point I'd expect
D'oh! My bad, I'd meant to not take up list space with this.
But we all love Malte, and maybe he won't mind taking a moment to let us
know what he's working on lately.
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Colin wrote:
We’re all curious!
On Jun 29, 2020, at 9:26 AM, Richard Gaskin via
On the use-livecode list you wrote:
> Hey Alex,
>
> Public Domain it is. I’ve set it free couple. of years back, as I am
> essentially no longer writing code. :-) Still following LiveCodes
> progress with interest though. :-)
>
> Cheers,
>
> Malte
If you're no coding, what are you up to these
Heriberto Torrado wrote:
> 4 Billions is a lot, but I think it could be possible to reach it
> using some kind of automation tool. I'm thinking about a stock
> exchange app or something that uses many changes and/or math
> calculations and it is displayed on a real time on a created field
> at
Heriberto Torrado wrote:
> I read this thread, but it's old and it is not very clear to me.
>
> http://forums.livecode.com/viewtopic.php?t=22112
>
> I have the same problem than "Havanna".
>
> About six years ago I developed a Livecode desktop app for my company.
> Several employees open and
Ralph DiMola wrote:
> I did not know that. I thought all DNS was case insensitive not just
> the TLD. I never seen it to the contrary.
>
> The Unicode thing is scary though. It validates my surfing habits. I
> never use email links. If I get an email from say my bank I always
> type the URL into
William de Smet wrote:
I am a longtime user of Chromebooks in education and most 'cheap'
Chromebooks' come with only 4 GB RAM.
The Chrome browser itself uses a lot of RAM already and my experience with
Android apps on Chromebooks is that they are slow (lack of available RAM)
or sometimes not
John McKenzie wrote:
Could you not just deploy a Linux desktop Livecode app to a
Chromebook? ChromeOS is a Linux distribution, if admittedly a stripped
down one, after all.
Alas, while ChromeOS is based on the Linux kernel, everything above the
kernel is different (desktop manager,
William Prothero wrote:
> Probably HTML5 would be better, ultimately. But, I look at the HTML5
> postings, limitations, and quirks and it would most likely require me
> to become an expert in javascript and various server technologies that
> put me over the interest level that would be required.
Brian Milby wrote:
I think it should be relatively easy to fix the OAuth2 library such that it
works on Linux. Currently it does use the browser widget for a better user
experience, but it should be able to launch the URL and use the system's
default browser. Is there any interest in a PR for
Mark Wieder wrote:
On 6/7/20 1:17 AM, Richard Gaskin via use-livecode wrote:
What is needed to make the Browser widget work in LC's Linux engine?
http://forums.livecode.com/viewtopic.php?f=4=33805=189397=CEF#p189397
Sounds like the Browser widget is completely DOA in LC for Linux.
I hope
The Browser widget doesn't work on Linux, and hasn't for a good many years.
Possibly related, I recently discovered that the OAuth authentication
window so completely hangs LiveCode that a force-reboot is required
(yes, bug report forthcoming, when I have time and temperament for that
sort of
Richmond wrote:
> If some of these types who go on endlessly about anything that might
> be vaguely construed as 'racist' were capable of slightly more subtle
> thought they might examine intentions: after all if we all judged
> people on what they looked like most of us would be out of a job and
Alex Tweedly wrote:
> Re. a PR to change it, it does seem it will run into concerns about
> backward compatability. Is it likely to succeed to propose a new
> URL-type - maybe "textfile".
What exactly does the PR do?
If it changes default Mac line endings from CR to LF, thumbs up.
macOS is a
So many discussions of which build goes with which version of this
component and that OS and workarounds for chains of dependencies...
Is this really as good as it gets when using a non-Apple dev tool?
Anyone here build iOS apps in anything other than LC or XCode - is
everything out there
r guide...
>>
>> On Tue, 12 May 2020 at 00:42, Richard Gaskin via use-livecode <
>> use-livecode at lists.runrev.com> wrote:
>>
>>> GEORGE WOOD wrote:
>>>
>>>> How can I activate the "About MyApp" under the Apple menu?
&
> This should be in the user guide...
>
> On Tue, 12 May 2020 at 00:42, Richard Gaskin via use-livecode <
> use-livecode at lists.runrev.com> wrote:
>
>> GEORGE WOOD wrote:
>>
>> > How can I activate the "About MyApp" under the Apple menu?
>>
>> O
Graham Samuel wrote:
> In desktop apps, at least on the Mac, one has an “About” box where
> you can put acknowledgements of the use of copyright material and
> any other info like the version number of the app. There isn’t such
> a provision in a mobile app, is there? Is there any convention for
Ralph DiMola wrote:
I use the commercial server so I can use password encrypted stacks.
I have an app that the customer required encryption of all data and source
code. The library stack is in the iOS app/APK is also used on the backend
server. I don't want to have to strip the passcode from
-2020 om 18:21 schreef Richard Gaskin via use-livecode:
JeeJeeStudio wrote:
> Op 20-5-2020 om 21:18 schreef Richard Gaskin via use-livecode:
>> It would be helpful to have a convenient way to obtain the URL to the
>> latest stable version of LC Server, to automate deployments.
>&g
JeeJeeStudio wrote:
> Op 20-5-2020 om 21:18 schreef Richard Gaskin via use-livecode:
>> It would be helpful to have a convenient way to obtain the URL to the
>> latest stable version of LC Server, to automate deployments.
>>
>> I don't believe the company provides t
It would be helpful to have a convenient way to obtain the URL to the
latest stable version of LC Server, to automate deployments.
I don't believe the company provides that, do they?
Without a company-maintained URL, I suppose one could write a function
that relies on a scraper for the
Graham Samuel wrote:
> Well, I am happy to be wrong, so I repeated exactly what you did, of
> course using my own bit of styled text. It didn’t work - partly
> because I can only select the text in the field itself in ‘run’ mode,
> but I can only see the Inspector in ‘edit’ mode. When I switch
Graham Samuel wrote:
> To an ordinary LC developer, if you can change the properties of the
> initial text (to a different size for example) without overtly
> selecting it, then the same behaviour can be expected from the IDE
> when trying to change text you’ve pasted in. It may or may not be
>
Graham Samuel wrote:
> I’m using LC 9.6.0 rc1 on a Mac. Just now I did something very simple
> that didn’t work. I created a label field, opened the Property
> Inspector for the field and changed its text - that worked. Then I
> attempted to change the font size - that didn’t work. The
Peter Reid wrote:
> ...several of the LiveCode staff use the Atom text editor.
That may explain the state of LC's Script Editor.
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GEORGE WOOD wrote:
> Here is on example of what I tried:
>
> on mouseup
> put “/Desktop/test files/Test.pdf” into temp
> open printing to pdf temp
> print cd 1 from (topleft of cd 1) to (bottomright of cd 1)
> close printing
> put the result
> end mouseup
"the result" returns exception
GEORGE WOOD wrote:
> How can I activate the "About MyApp" under the Apple menu?
On other OSes the "About" item is usually the last item in the Help
menu. If you put your About item there, you'll find that when LC
automatically translates its menu objects for the Mac menu bar it'll
move your
Keith Clarke wrote:
> Hi folks,
> Which distro(s) would you recommend for a Linux newbie as the easiest
> way to repurpose an old PC, Mac Laptop or Mini to host Livecode Server
> for lightweight ‘LAMP/LAML' dev/test dabbling?
>
> I’ve never had a Linux desktop machine and server-wise, never had
Mark Waddingham wrote:
On 2020-05-06 17:36, Richard Gaskin via use-livecode wrote:
A while back Mark Waddingham reviewed the situation and decided that
getProp and setProp were indeed more rightly in the category of custom
messages rather than system messages, and as such should ideally
David Bovill wrote:
> WASM support is very important to Livecode future. It will address
> most of the problems of current HTML5 deployment
WASM will definitely benefit the two most visible issues, load time and
performance.
Performance is an unqualified benefit, but with load time the
Pi Digital wrote:
> Richard wrote:
>> But most apps that might make good candidates for LC's HTML export
>> have characteristics that lend themselves very well to not doing HTML
>> at all, instead using a one-time download of an LC standalone which
>> then downloads and runs stack files (a
Erik Beugelaar wrote:
> It would be great if a lesson comes available how to create streaming
> apps with LC.
Thank you for your interest. I'll do that, but it'll have to wait until
I finish some client projects first.
In the meantime, the beauty of this approach is its simplicity. Like
zryip theSlug wrote:
> datagrids are using virtual properties, so you can't lock the
> messages.
Reminds me: we have a request to do away with that,since it complicates
a lot of otherwise-powerful-and-simple things we can do with custom
controls.
A while back Mark Waddingham reviewed the
Mark Wieder wrote:
On 5/5/20 4:47 PM, Trevor DeVore via use-livecode wrote:
>> I don't use HTML deployment myself, but thought I would mention that
>> there has been some emscripten activity in GitHub lately. Looks like
>> WebAssembly (WASM) support is being added.
...
>
> Yeah, I saw the github
Paul McClernan wrote:
> That old HC stack that removes the HC engine leaving only a stack file
> is here:
> https://archive.org/details/hypercard_standalone-stripper-232
From the link:
This stack 'deconverts' HyperCard standalone applications into
stacks by removing the 'stock' standalone
J. Landman Gay wrote:
> On 5/2/20 8:20 PM, Richard Gaskin via use-livecode wrote:
>> LiveCode is nearly unmatched for making desktop apps, but for
>> mobile development there are so many unfinished edges it's barely
>> a contender for anyone not already heavily investe
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