I'll answer only question 1 for a first aid.
Leave others to the team.
This is due to the *automatic* compilation by LC 9.0.0-dp11. This is
an idea that only makes sense for code which runs in both LC 8.1.8
and LC 9.0.0-dp11 and for modules that should only be used in LC9.
The result means your c
There is also a forum thread to that problem with an answer
by LC-Mark.
http://forums.livecode.com/viewtopic.php?p=162674#p162674
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> Mark T. wrote:
> Geoff Canyon is amazing.
> Thanks for all of your hard work on this very useful plugin.
Yes, thanks a lot Geoff - that's really very useful.
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> Warren S. wrote:
> The dictionary says: "On OS X systems, you can use the open process
> command to start up an application, but not a Unix process. To work with
> a Unix process, use the shell func instead." That makes me wonder if you
> can only use shell() with ffmpeg.
It is not quite clea
> Bob S. wrote:
> {\rtf1\mac {\fonttbl{\f0\fnil \fcharset77 Wingdings;}{\f1\fnil \fcharset77
> (Message);}}
> {\colortbl;\red0\green0\blue0;}
> \pard \f0 \fs20 \cf1 \u61672?\f1 \fs22 \'00}
So, on Mac it is numToCodepoint(61672) in font "Wingdings"
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> Bob S. wrote
> Better. Not the exact one tho. The dingbat one is thicker.
I didn't name a fontsize.
The one you get in the rtftext (in your case fs20/2=10) is dependent on the
scale of the pdf when you copied the char.
So the size should be related to the surronding textsize both in the pdf a
Added today LC-Magick #10: Color Tonality Curve
Variant 1: Pure LC Script, use it best with LC 6 (slow with LC 8/9).
Variant 2: Uses JS in a (hidden) browser widget for use with LC 8/9.
Variant 1 runs on Mac/ Win 7+10/ linux 32bit with LC 6/7/8/9 and Raspi 6/7.
Variant 2 runs on Mac/ Win 7+10/ Ub
Hi Klaus,
the move to "engine" is documented, see specialfolder/engine.
This is the only "logic" way to do that because your "CLI" files are
executables.
That is Mac is correct in docu and building the standalone.
The bug is now either the docu for Win/linux or the not-moving on Win/linux.
> Kl
If you know it *is* utf-8 then (in LC 8/9) it "just works" whether put into
a variable or directly into a field.
But you have to be aware when working with the variable that you have to
use codepoint for conversions for "foreign chars" (e.g. using diacritics).
> Malte P-B. wrote:
> Hi, I am a litt
Added today #11: ReflectImage
ReflectImage mirrors (a part of) an image and blends the transparency of
the mirrored part. This shows, compared to lengthy techniques in "full"
image apps, how easy it is to have such effects with LiveCode.
You can set the position of the mirror (top or bottom) and
Added today #12: Before-After-Image
Before-After-Image shows horizontally or vertically an "original" image
(image "before") and a part of it visually replaced by the changed image
(image "after").
You select the proportions of the parts by sliders.
The stack is "pure" LC Script and runs with LC
> JLG wrote:
> The examples I've seen are mostly basic, usually just a one-card stack with
> image
> or graphic manipulations.
What examples if not mine (and the few I link to) did you see? Would be very
glad to know
some more.
> The stack I will be working with will require many cards, naviga
Forgot to say:
There are a LOT of improvements in the HTML5 standalone builder from
LC 8.0.2 to 9.0.0-dp10.
It is especially Ian who does a good job in that field.
But it is also a lot of work to recompile older standalones and to
remove work arounds that are no longer needed.
Probably
The laoding delay is very much dependent on how you configure your
server. If the server is optimized I have here with Safari < 9 secs
for the first load and < 3 secs for a reload, using the server of the
first link below.
The standalones mentioned are here [EU]
http://hyperhh.org/html5/index-
So, here is one thing you have to keep in mind:
The same-origin-policy for networking.
http://hyperhh.de/html5/testFetch-9.0.0-dp-7X.html
works with loading images but this one fails:
http://hyperhh.org/html5/testFetch-9.0.0-dp-7X.html
There is no other difference but using .org instead of .
> Todd F. wrote:
> I have been in touch with a few people to get their ideas and needs,
> but I wanted to reach out and check with the community.
> At first, wehave decided to focus these for round one:
> Basic Native UI elements, Native Maps
Please start with *cross-platform-native* widgets
> Todd F. wrote:
> Yes, Ali has provided a good multiplatform example of a button. We are
> taking this example and creating a structure/template for all basic UI
> widgets. This is our goal, but the #1 goal right now is mobile and getting
> them in a widget store for people to purchase and use. Bu
> Richard G. wrote:
> When we query the properties of any object, we get an array that lets us
> understand and even reproduce that object easily.
>
> Except with widgets.
>
> When we query the properties of a widget we get only the subset of
> properties common to all widgets, but none of the
> Richard G. wrote:
> I'm suggesting the engine have an enhancement to add the widget-specific info
> to the universally-supported "the properties" info.
It would be possible to simply add all the info that the property inspector
can display. But that can also easily be scripted by the user of th
> Richard G. wrote:
> What's missing is support for the universal method by which we can
> obtain property info, "the properties" function.
In order to work with a widget you have to know what the single properties
do. I can't see what should be the purpose of such a "full list".
> Given that t
["hhMockup" is an enhanced version of the stack I used to produce the demos for
my LCGlobal talk "Perspective and affine transformations of images" in Nov
2017.]
The stack contains a *very fast* version of the perspective image-transformation
given in Raspberry Pi stacks collection #85 (pure LC S
> Brian M. wrote:
> My 0.02 is that export should mirror what the engine saves to the stack
> file such that import could exactly recreate an object (with some logic on
> how to handle ID collisions - overwrite, throw error, assign new ID...)
If you are developing and testing a widget this would m
If I understand correctly what you have in mind then you could
try the following.
Clicking the button will place one copy of numToCodepoint(M)
into both fld 1 and fld 2.
Type into the fields as usual, especially you can delete.
Typing outside the fields ("blind") will put one copy of
space&char in
Read again. Got it now. What you effectively want is the
(current) foreign keyMapping.
This is done by the OS, not gettable by LiveCode AFAIK.
Apple even doesn't has a file to check, Linux and Win have.
Look what they do:
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Keyboard_configuration_in_console
http
Just uploaded a LiveCode Hyphenator.
The stack uses Hyphenator.js (by M. Nater, MIT licensed) in a browser widget
with your input. It runs using LC 8/9 on Mac/ Win 7+10/ Ubuntu.
You get as plain text
1. The hyphenated text (using the selected language patterns) displayed
in a browser widget, the h
> Richmond M. wrote:
> Not much.
> Luckily I am building images where the part that needs
> rotating is monochrome so that can
> be rendered as an SVG and imported into a widget.
> This is, however, quite beside the point . . .
> The inability of LiveCode to do something that nearly
> every other p
> Richmond M. wrote:
> There's no "instead", I set the angle on PNG images and they deteriorate.
Did you already try hhMockUp (from "sample stacks")?
I just tried with the LCC 1024x1024 logo.
Simply use the images menu there to import and then select it from that menu.
Works fine:
skewing, scalin
Just uploaded "Trace_to_SVG" (MIT license from Potrace).
The stack uses Potrace (by P. Seliger, the "lite" JavaScript version) in a
browser widget with your input. It runs using LC 8/9 on Mac/ Win 7+10/ Ubuntu.
I changed the JavaScript a little bit to use better the power of the "LC-GUI".
You inp
Special thanks for the detailed documentation of changes
in the release notes and also the compact listing here.
> Panos/LCTeam wrote:
>
> 1. New libraries added:
>
> - Amazon Web Services (AWS) Library
> - Android Audio Recorder Library
> - Android Background Audio Library
> - Command-line Opti
There is a new feature "new window/another canvas" that may help with the
'splash' problem (library stacks).
Regarding audio/video: LC player is not supported. But everything
is possible what's possible in the supported browsers, because you have
the "do as javaScript" feature. Sadly you need unti
Thanks. Please put this on "Sample Stacks" (there are more visitors there).
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@Brian
Please add your tool also to "Sample Stacks".
This was reworked in the last year and works really fine here.
And it is *very* fast for searching and downloading a stack.
Such wonderful stacks go (somehow) lost in the list or the forum.
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For proportional resizing a stack window
hold the shiftkey down when resizing.
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[Sorry lost above half of my answer.]
You could try the following with user's interaction:
For proportional resizing a stack window
hold the shiftkey down when resizing.
And in card's script add
on resizestack w,h
set rect of img 1 to (0,0,w,h)
end resizestack
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You could try the following (doesn't need a shiftkey down).
Put the following into the stack's script and drag anywhere the
image to resize it and the stack proportionally (topLeft fixed).
-- 1. Don't use any resize stack handler
-- 2. set resizable of the stack to FALSE
local l0, t0, ew,
Never tried to script that. It's *eventually* simple -- as always with LC.
Here again a little bit optimised, changing the size also by the scrollWheel:
-- 1. Don't use a resizestack handler
-- 2. Set resizable of the stack to FALSE
local l0, t0, ff
on mouseDown
put the long id of the target in
Added today #5: Circular (Polar) Image Distortion.
The distortion output is, not only in LC, somehow "jagged" at the border. I
tried
to "soften" border using graphic effects. Bernd (bn) already showed me a nearly
perfect method for #4 (will be updated soon), sadly this can't handle
transparency.
Update to LC-Magick #5: Circular (Polar) Image Distortion
http://forums.livecode.com/viewtopic.php?p=14#p14
Bernd solved the antialiasing-border-problem with a brilliant technique
(using a fillGradient). Needs some more time but it's worth. Thanks BerndN!
> Added today #5: Circular (Polar
> William P. wrote:
> I use:
> on mouseUp
> set the cursor to # —the ID of the image
> lock cursor
> end mouseUp
You could try to _first_ lock the cursor then set it.
(This works for here).
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Just in case somebody of us is wondering why he/she suddenly authored *all*
posts of this list since Jan 8 here:
http://runtime-revolution.278305.n4.nabble.com/Revolution-User-f278306.html
I can't see the logic which author is elected as the "one-for-all", but it's
certainly without asking that p
Keith M. wrote:
> HTML5 production is part of the LiveCode Community edition, which is
> fantastic. It's in the Business edition too, of course. The Indy
> edition, however, doesn't allow HTML5 production at all.
In which version do you see this?
I made close to all of my > 50 examples (hh.on-r
I don't understand.
Keith writes about the ability to make standalones, not about the license.
I thought *every* edition of LiveCode can create HTML5 standalones?
(I can't test because I have a HTML5 license).
If not, that is possibly because Indy can set passwords to all standalones,
what has to b
I cannot confirm this, it's even more:
"en" is chopped.
[Also, sometimes: When hitting immediately after that the backspace key a zero
appears.]
This is only with code that is not "beautified" (all lines begin at left). I
tried my own, not your demo.
[I had also _sometimes_ similar chopping wh
BR wrote:
"Even my attempts with AnimationEngine which is, I believe as good as it's
going to ever get with LC's engine, have a clunky, jerky feel."
I tried to generate such "bad" graphics in LC without any success. So:
Could we see (at least one of) such attempts? Don't forget the source code.
_
> BR wrote:
> Sure.. try this:
> go stack url "http://wiki.hindu.org/uploads/SivasHawaiiRevels_v001.livecode";
> it's so "bad" as it is "just below par" enough to cause others to blink at it.
It's not the LC graphics it's the "jagged" and "uncomplete" scripting.
LC can do much more.
Some basic ex
> Richmond wrote:
> The problem is that (as far as I am aware) LiveCode cannot
> move objects for fractions of pixels.
Even if it could, this would be not enough, because sqrt(2)
is an irrational number ;-)
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> Colin H. wrote:
> I’m sure any system would not attempt to parse an infinite number of decimal
> places. The turtle would probably be placed at 1.41421356237 pixels. If you
> want to try more accurately than that, here’s the first million decimal
> places:
> https://apod.nasa.gov/htmltest/gifci
> Devin A. wrote:
> I am actually interested in *bar code* reading rather than QR codes.
https://github.com/trozware/rev_stacks/ ?
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Added today #6: Bilinear Perspective Image Distortion
Distortion part by 'hh', Antialiasing part by 'BNig'.
LC-Magick #1 - Blur and Pixelate (Scott R.)
http://tactilemedia.com/blog/2016/03/26/update-blur-effect-plus-pixelize-bonus/
LC-Magick #2 - Pointillize (Hermann H.)
http://forums.livecode.com
Tracing all opaque parts of a picture with transparency, not only the
outline, is one of the tools that BerndN uses in button "TracedAntialias"
for the bilinear distortion, the tracing method used is "radial sweep".
We should ask him to make an own 'little stack' for "Antialiased Tracing"
where he
Scott is right:
JPEG has exactly one _color_ mode: 16M = 2^24 (seen apart of 256 gray-color
mode).
What you interpret as "8bit-color-mode" relates to the _compression_ mode which
also explains the relation filesize vs (uncompressed) size in memory.
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Please post this "Split it!"- answer, as it is, in LC's blog.
This is good even for real beginners.
Large files or large data shouldn't be a reason for _incomplete_ 64Bit
implementations that would make once again LC Script slower.
> Mark Waddingham wrote:
> >
> > Tom Glod wrote:
> > I will... if
This is a well known visual phenomena:
When I'm tired I also switch sometimes 'in between reading'
the temporarily memorized decimal point from the beginning to
the end of a three-digit-block (did it recently in the forum).
It mostly works for me (if not 'computing') to force myself
to obey the ru
> Bob S. wrote:
> I failed 6th grade math and then went on to ace algebra and geometry.
> Everyone can thank their lucky stars I didn't go in for Rocket Science!
Documented in a letter:
"... Do not worry about your difficulties in Mathematics. I can assure
you mine are still greater.
Best regards
Some time ago there was a thread about formatting 'directly' the text of a
field or the selection of a field, without using manually the script editor:
http://runtime-revolution.278305.n4.nabble.com/Script-Indenting-tp4699437.html
I couldn't find a follow-up, so just in case this is not (publicly)
The following works here on Mac/Win/Linux with LC 6/7/8/9.
All my newer stacks have a menu (small square at top left)
to do that for each path item of the current stack path.
## Opens the folder that contains the file pFolderFile
command openWorkingFolder pFolderFile
set itemdel to "/"
put
> Richard G. wrote:
> There are three major desktop OSes. :)
Yes. And I'm _the only one_ in this thread who posted a handler
that serves all these three ...
http://lists.runrev.com/pipermail/use-livecode/2017-February/234858.html
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@Roger
I adjusted (uncompletely) the name to the OP's handler name.
Yes, you are right, the handler only opens the enclosing folder
(or any path item of such a folder path).
The purpose of my post was to second the "launch document" solution
for folders and moreover to add the linux variant for t
Assuming you wish to draw, not to paint:
local gg="goofy", fc="255,0,0", ls=3
on mouseUp
lock screen
if there is no grc gg then create grc gg
set style of grc gg to "polygon" -- or "line"
set points of grc gg to (250,250),(375, 375)
set lineSize of grc gg to ls
set forecolor of grc gg
I have currently a "posting delay" (time between sending the mail
and the becoming visible in the list) of 40 up to 60 minutes.
Is this the consequence of a changed incoming spam filter?
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This is not a bug because a widget is not an ordinary control:
Nearly all user interaction has to be allowed and scripted.
I implemented a kind of "grab" in some of my LC8-widget examples.
You can for example also Not focus on a widget from LC Script (that's
why the browser widget is 'robust' agai
> Richmond wrote:
> So . . . can any one tell me how to effect a "grab" (which is the same
> whether with a PNG image, a button or a graphic object) with a widget?
There is one way that is acting similar to a "grab": Put the following
into your card's script. Works for widgets and any 'usual' con
Hi all.
There is a new sample stack by Jonathan Lynch called
"Browser Widget Image Manipulator".
This name could lead to underestimate a bit this stack. That's why
I would like to point to it.
This is a real clever solution, short and practicable. It uses the
image manipulation possibilities of j
Roger E. wrote:
> Sounds very cool! Where is the download link?
Use "Sample Stacks" in the LC toolbar (Sort descending by date) or
(slower) http://livecodeshare.runrev.com/ (at top if sorted by 'Newest')
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I would like to test some browser interaction on linux.
Please, could someone who works with a LC version that has NO
problems with the browser widget tell me this working 32/64 bit
LC version - linux flavour combination?
Thanks in advance.
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Thanks Richmond.
There are bug reports from Sept 2016 reporting this 'something'-answer you
describe above.
I tested with Mint 173 to latest, 32bit. Always had to kill LC 8/9 after the
the something-dialog, exactly as reported to LQCC (#17715 and links there).
I can not believe that nothing chan
Searching is important for your project?
Would you like to ask "Did you mean the?" if user searches "teh"?
I've implemented a fuzzySearch algorithm in LiveCode script:
http://forums.livecode.com/viewtopic.php?p=152202#p152202
Now if you wish to look up "the" or "this" then fuzzySearch will find
i
> Peter Bogdanoff wrote:
> This looks intriguing! I’m working on a commercial project that
> could use this. What is your license?
The code is based on pseudocode from
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Damerau–Levenshtein_distance
From my side it's free for non-commercial use, I only wish to have
a c
> Mark Wieder wrote:
> ... worked in 9.0-dp6 ... 64-bit Linux Mint 17.3 cinnamon.
So I tried Mint 173 cinnamon 32 bit and Mint 181 cinnamon 64 bit,
used LC 8 and LC 9, in Virtualbox on Mac and on a 64 bit Linux box.
Both show with the browser widget the "something"-window that Richmond
described
1. The algorithm I implemented is for "fuzzy search" of written/typed words,
not for "similar sounding words" (soundex), mostly quite different. My demo
is scripted for looking up a (mistyped) search string in the 3233 keywords
of LCScript.
2. That's for me the true value of LiveCode:
Don't talk a
Although there is one scenario where one has to use Mike's looping
"within"-approach (adjusted to collecting, not exiting the repeat):
If the controls in question (may be all) have some overlapping areas:
controlAtLoc((x,y)) reports only the control at (x,y) with the
highest layer.
> JLG wrote:
>
Richard.
Thanks for your engagement. I would like to second this with 98%.
Let me correct two of your statements (the missing 2%).
1.
> RG wrote:
> The last RPi build was v704, which is generally good with one critical
> issue: a bug in the menu handling routine causes a crash when clicking
>
People who are using a Raspi and try or even use LC on it may be inclined to
try or use LC if they 'expand' to a tablet or desktop.
And their own creations will work after no or small adjustments, WOW. This
may cause (delayed) revenue to LC.
> Mike K. wrote:
> Pi is interesting to me because of w
> Jonathan L. wrote:
> It would be amazing if the LC folks created an ImageMagick wrapper so that
> we could use it as an external or widget!
There is a Java interface (JMagick, see
https://www.imagemagick.org/script/api.php)
and the brand-new LiveCode FFI for Java.
> If you can find a Javascrip
Today I started a new collection, hope some of you come in with "LC-specials".
This demo shall show that you need nothing more than a browser widget and a
set of image files located locally (e.g. in tmp-folder from stack resources)
or from a server in order to have a HQ Ken-Burns-effect show -- ju
> BR wrote
> Now, if only we could layer objects on top. I'm seeing more and more apps now
> that are using this kind of effect as the background, they also use looping
> video - not animated gif, but actual video: short small looping clips that
> run behind/ underneath a scrolling group of buttons
Correction.
My widget usage example (Ken-Burns-Effekt)
http://forums.livecode.com/viewtopic.php?p=152547#p152547
misses one feature I have announced:
The images list is currently only working if you use image files from
a server (may be also a local server). My variant for local files was,
not in
Hi Jonathan,
the problem is the slowdown/stuttering because base64 encoding
increases data sizes by round 30%. To avoid a huge html file I had
to use an extra callback for that. The other method I described
is simpler and faster anyway and can easily be LC-scripted.
As this is a widget usage exam
Did you already try https://browserleaks.com/webgl ?
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Hi all.
Today I implemented this as part of LCImageToolBox89: Basics.
Get it _from LC 8/9_ via "Sample Stacks" of the LC-Toolbar or
http://livecodeshare.runrev.com/stack/826/LC-ImageToolBox89%3A-Basics
Uses Canvas2D (no webGL because of issues with some graphic cards)
in a hidden browser widget.
Widget usage example #2: LC-ImageToolBox89_Basics
http://forums.livecode.com/viewtopic.php?p=152723#p152723
You will be astonished how close the core of the javascripts is to the
handling of imagedata in LCScript. There are a lot among you who will
add and change effects without knowing javascript
Now this is also available, very fast, with the same speed, for LC 6/7/8/9
on Mac using Canvas2d in a revBrowser instance (on Win revBrowser doesn't
support Canvas2d) in LC-ImageToolBox-67: Basics.
Get it via "Sample Stacks" of the LC-Toolbar or from
http://livecodeshare.runrev.com/stack/827/LCIm
> Roger E. wrote
> Will there be a similar capability to allow objects (buttons and fields)
> to overlay a browser widget, which might also be displaying a video?
> I believe there is a need to make this possible for any situation.
As I'm currentl refershing my 'web-knowledge' I made a demo.
An o
The solution of Alex T. was the first example I saw of a useful
usage of the styledText array. TMHO this is the way to go for the
future of more and more complicated styled text.
As was said elsewhere, there could be a considerable speed up if
first the visible range of lines, say numbers L1 to L2
Hi Alex,
below you will find a tested binary search for the visible lines which
uses item 4 of the formattedRect for the topLine and item 2 of the
formattedRect for the bottomLine.
TMHO your method is so fast for visible lines of a field on usual
screensizes only that you could do that for each si
I see, you are optimizing this. Will become perfect.
The current search is part of a script that has to work also for
non-wrapped text (with possibly horizontal scrollbar) and is a first
step for calculating the visible "chars" (incl. whitespace).
In sum: you are right, the search for the lines c
Alex,
before you waste valuable time:
The formattedRect can NOT be used in LC 7/8/9, because of the
(2^15 div 2)-limit for coordinates is active for that.
So the algorithm works in LC 6.7.11, but the results are sadly
'extremely' wrong in LC 7/8/9:
Crossing the 'limit' with a vertical coordinate j
> Jim L. wrote:
> Just set the liststyle of the field that contains your editable text to
> ‘decimal’. Then the lines will be automatically numbered and outdented.
> Yet conveniently, the ’text’ and the ‘styledtext’ runs will not ‘contain'
> the numbering since it is a styling.
Now I finally under
Yes, I also have seen this sometimes when special kinds of alphachannel
(flattened/premultiplied/postmultiplied) were used in the PNG to import.
Nevertheless the following 'standard' import script works for me nearly
always in LC 6/7/8/9:
on mouseUp
set the paintcompression to RLE
if there is
I can't sleep. The new LC 9.0.0-rc1 features make me crazy.
Close to infinity. Converting all my stacks since two hours.
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> Alex T. wrote:
> I set out to optimise the 'visibleLineNumber' function, and succeeded
> in getting it down to approx 20% of the original version, by:
> - reduce from 2 to 1 height calculations per iteration
> - convert from recursive to iterative
> - use Newton-Raphson style linear interpolation
Alex,
a brilliant technique. It is certainly usable for other "searching"
tasks. And it simply needs for this use case a faster measurement-method
as input. We could try the selectedLoc:
The script below gets for me the exakt topLefts of the visible ones of
2 "worse case"-lines in < 1 second,
Interesting thread about scalefactor (lower half is your issue):
http://runtime-revolution.278305.n4.nabble.com/scaleFactor-strangeness-tc4697399.html#none
>Dan F. wrote:
>Anyone know where to write LC for a feature request?
>In case your curious… Don’t know if it’s possible or not, but I want t
on mouseUp
put 20+maxbottom()
end mouseUp
-- note: invisible or hidden fields are included
function maxbottom
repeat with i=1 to the num of fields of this card
put the bottom of fld i of this card into b[i]
end repeat
return max(b)
end maxbottom
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TMHO, this could be a feature request rather than a bug report.
The zeros in the number format determine the num of characters
and "-" is one.
Also we have -0 = 0. So what about "-01:-00:-00" ??
> Bob S. wrote:
> "-01:00:00"?
> Yes I expected this. It's not that I cannot work around it,
> it's ju
> Bob S. worte:
> I have a function for calculating the difference in time
Then you mean -(01:00:00) and not (-01):(00):(00), quite different.
AFAIK most languages do such time evaluations as follows
1) compute the time in seconds,
2) convert its absolute value to time format, and
3) if negative,
>>> Bob S. wrote:
>>> You should rather say the number format determines the num of DIGITS.
>> hh wrote:
>> That's what you wish to have (good idea). But it's not like that, its
>> the length of the number as string.
> Bob S. wrote
> Really? Then why does :
> set the numberformat to 0.0; put -.
> Panos M. wrote:
> Dear list members,
> We are pleased to announce the release of LiveCode 8.1.4 RC-1.
Bugs fixed (among others):
Lock cursor works again ...
Layering is correct again ...
The formattedRect works now also for 16 bit coords ...
Thank you very much LC-team, especially for that!
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> Peter R. wrote:
> I have it working fine when I'm in the development environment
> but it's not working reliably in a standalone app.
a) Did you already check to have the same paintcompression in both environments?
b) If you make such large images (why?) you may get a conflict with the
8bit-co
You forgot to give examples for Bob's original problem?
The negative numbers ... ;-)
> Paul D. wrote:
>> put format("$%0.2f",tMoney) into msg
>>
>> for tMoney = 5.55, you get $5.55
>> for tMoney = 5.3, you get $5.33
>>
>> want a space between the $, then use
>> put format("$ %0.2f",tMoney)
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