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.
>
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/
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)
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
> 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,
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]
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*
> 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.
> 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
> 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
["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
> 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
hhTextEdit-Basic 1.0.2
Uses a browser widget as "text field" extending by that LC's htmltext of fields
to
a larger set of text styling (e.g. justified textAlign),
2D-transforms/3D-rotations and
filters (blur, sepia etc.). Of course you can edit the
transformed/rotated/filtered
text _while_ it
These SVGs are fine.
1. download the zip from github
https://codeload.github.com/leungwensen/svg-icon/zip/master
(29.7 MByte, unpacks to 61.4 MByte)
2. open one of the folders in dist/svg, e.g. dist/svg/flat
3. make a stack with one field and one svg widget:
Script the field as follows
on
There are more complicated ones like below. We have to work harder in LC 9 for
these.
dist/svg/flat/chat.svg
http://www.w3.org/2000/svg; width="100" height="100">
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> BM wrote:
> I looked briefly for something that could convert SVG to just a path.
> Inkscape can do it, but I was more looking for something that could easily
> do it in a batch run. Then you could convert the whole set.
I'm looking for that for months. TMHO opinion inkscape can do that for
This is already case-insensitive, but the period needs an escape:
filter tList with regex pattern "\.*(jpe?g|png|gif)$"
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Added a new feature to LC-ImageToolBox: Quantile filtering.
An x-Quantile is a generalized parameter of location of distributions
with a percentage x.
For example x=0 yields the minimum, x=50 the median, x=100 the maximum
of the sample values.
You can select the percentage x and a 'population
LC-ImageToolbox_v180
Version 1.8.0 adds a new feature to LC-ImageToolBox: Kuwahara filtering.
The filter replaces each pixel with the mean value of the one of four
overlapping subsquares that has minimal values variance.
For more info see
LC-ImageToolbox_v185 adds Color-Dithering which does a 1-Bit-Dithering for
each of the R-G-B-channels (1-Bit-Methods: Atkinson, Burkes, Floyd-Steinberg,
Javis-Judice-Ninke, Sierra-twoRow, Stucki).
For more info see
http://forums.livecode.com/viewtopic.php?p=170620#p170620
> Alejandro T. wrote:
ImageStatistics_v100 is a very fast computation of the color-values
distribution of an image for each of the R/G/B-channels and the
'mean channel' (= grayscaled image).
You get the raw data and select for the display the number of bins
(one of 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 256) for the values range
You could try:
on mouseUp
put the selectedChunk into sc
put word 2 of sc into strt
put word 4 of sc into stp
put fld word 7 of sc into txt
put selectedWords(strt,stp,txt) into fld "out"
end mouseUp
function selectedWords strt,stp,txt
put the num of words in char 1 to strt of txt into
Just uploaded hhImageHandles to "Sample Stacks".
This is a group of handles that is attachable to any image.
All you have to do (after copying the group to your stack):
send "setTarget " to group "hhPoly"
Base position of the 9 handles (use a monospaced font):
###
##
How did you do the JavaScript (in browser?) and
how did you do the timing?
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Was "ANN: LC Documentation Cache Cleaner"
Jacques LG wrote:
> We can upload zip files to Sample Stacks? ...
No. But you can, of course, use a stack container for zips.
I once uploaded a simple version:
http://livecodeshare.runrev.com/stack/805/ZipContainer
"Sample Stacks" had an update before
Curry,
sorry I overlooked the post with your download link
> http://curryk.com/showdown.zip
This is a *fine* comparison stack.
You could think about adding for LC 8/9 a browser widget and in
handler "work done", instead of copying to the clipboard,
set htmltext of widget "browser" to the cJS
> Tom G. wrote:
> What do we know about whats coming in LC 10?
> I'm assuming big improvements to widgets and LC builder.
Still waiting for big improvements to widgets and LC builder
for LC 9 ...
Increasing the version number alone doesn't improve the net
content (= gross content - fixes of
For a more general context see
http://www.runrev.com/pipermail/use-livecode//2004-February/032280.html
Sadly LC 9 is at about 10 times slower than LC 6 with such fast scripts.
For example LC 6.7.11 needs at about 500 ms to evaluate a 1 MByte string,
LC 9.0.0 needs at about 5 seconds.
> Bob S. wrote:
> Something in my scripts is sending a selectionChanged message in
> time to a specific datagrid when it shouldn't. How do I determine
> the sender of a send in time message?
Simply use a a parameter:
send "selectionChanged " to in
where identifies the sender.
> R.M. wrote:
> That [these issues] only is of value IFF you care about what the
> Linux version of LiveCode is missing.
> AND more people should be badgering LiveCode to get their Linux
> version up to par.
The people using LiveCode with Linux I know (also seen from all the
responses here) have
As to speed comparisons with LC 9:
Compared to LC 8, LC Builder of LC 9 has an increase of 50-120% in speed.
(Seen with timings when creating an LCD-scroller widget and an image widget).
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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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> Panos/LCTeam wrote:
>
> 1. New libraries added:
>
> - Amazon Web Services (AWS) Library
> - Android Audio Recorder Library
> - Android Background Audio Library
> - Command-line
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
Thanks. Please put this on "Sample Stacks" (there are more visitors there).
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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
@Peter
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,
[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
For proportional resizing a stack window
hold the shiftkey down when resizing.
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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
> 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
> 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,
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
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 into
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
Just uploaded a date picker widget to "Sample Stacks".
Grab it from there or download DatePicker_v107 from
http://livecodeshare.runrev.com/stack/903
This is a *sample-stack* that has also buttons to install
or remove the widget. The widget is "fat" (contains LC 8
and 9 modules), loaded will by
Matthias,
I was just curious if anybody would ask about that. As you
are the first one in three months or so:
Congratulations, you may use this widgets for free in ALL
your apps.
The fund is the idea that the community has some money
available if a developer (of the community) has serious
> Bob S. wrote:
> I think my project has IDs in the millions now.
OMG!
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> Tom G. wrote:
> Its interestingWhat is the problem this invention solves? is there a
> use case for using such a time format? What did you use it for?
This is a "must-do" for a mathematician. To use such solutions for an
open problem is in general the job of engineers.
I use as desktop
Alex,
the date picker needs for self-sizing at least "selectedDate"
in its property array. So this is minimal and works:
on mouseUp
put "" into tP["selectedDate"] -- yields "today"
popup widget "community.livecode.hermann.datepicker" \
at 100,100 with properties tP
if it is not
> Geoff C. wrote:
> I fixed that, and I don't know how.
Did you already try to solve that by using dragMove
instead of mouseMove?
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BaseClock is a new widget that displays by special "digits" the
time encoded to a number base in range 2-60.
Encoded is each of the time items (hours, minutes, seconds).
For base 2 this is known as "Binary encoded decimals".
The display is unique (I invented that) as it doesn't use
characters
### v1.0.0 Aug 25, 2018 ... first (nearly) complete version
### v1.1.0 Oct 17, 2018 ... first version on "Sample Stacks"
Widget ImageWidget will blow you away. Why?
Because it demonstrates the enormous possibilities that LiveCode
Builder already provides. I tried to do everything in pure LCB.
Thanks for looking at that, Brian.
Your help could make encoding spring to life in LCB.
See also bug #20521 and
http://lists.runrev.com/pipermail/use-livecode/2017-November/243064.html
Hermann
> Brian M. wrote:
> Looks like work was started for adding encoding functions to LCB:
>
> Malte P. wrote:
> Hey HH!
Hey Malte!
> 1) This is amazingly fast!
The judgement of the master of animations ...
The speed too blew me away the first time it worked.
Everything is done by computing and applying an
affine transform for the canvas.
> 2) Where do I put the money for the help
We already know that this is not possible by "ordinary" controls
because the browser widget has a native layer.
(Except we"bundle" your controls in a floating window.)
But there is one way more (I use it for updating my Textedit
widget).
Of course you can overlay a browser widget with a browser
>> David G. wrote:
>> Thanks Geoff, I did play with Split, but one of the reasons for numbering
>> is to make any identical lines unique. With split, for any that are not,
>> all but one is deleted. So definitely not the result I wanted.
From that previous answer I concluded you intend to index
> Alex T. wrote:
> You require to keep the line ordering completely unchanged -
> and Hermann's superfast method can't meet that need.
> JLG wrote:
> You're right, split deletes duplicates. In fact, I use it as a quick way
> to do just that.
You are both spendidly wrong:
Could you please
What's interesting with that is once again a comparison LC 6 against LC 9.
I tested with 1 lines of text (King James bible, Genesis up to 5|16) and
*non-wrapping fields*, separator tab:
LC 9.0.1 needs in average 370 ms for numbering, 330 ms for denumbering,
LC 6.7.11 needs in average 170 ms
> David G. wrote:
> Thanks Geoff, I did play with Split, but one of the reasons for numbering
> is to make any identical lines unique. With split, for any that are not,
> all but one is deleted. So definitely not the result I wanted.
I am not Geoff (who played with the simple array methods I
> JLG wrote:
>
> > hh wrote:
> > Alex,
> > you and JLG are important LiveCoders. What you say has double weight.
> > From that alone you should double check what you claim to be true.
>
> Well, at least I have finally become "splendid" at something.
>
> I can't decide whether you are being
Alex,
you and JLG are important LiveCoders. What you say has double weight.
>From that alone you should double check what you claim to be true.
Wrong assertions are no argument against a method but speed is one,
of course.
Anyway, it is fine that David G. has now a fast way to do his work.
> Tom G. wrote:
> ...just out of curiosityis it just on my system ? or the right click
> grab of the widget doesn't work?
Sorry, I wrote this while updating my TextEdit widget (which will allow to
grab the widget). But the browser widget doesn't pass "mouseDown", so the
mouseDown handler here
To disable caching of an input css file (or js script file) this
works with every browser:
Either change the file name of the input file
or add a counter value (or timestamp) to the filename,
for example
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> James H. wrote:
> Context: I want to be able to change the font-size displayed
> in the browser. The pages being displayed all use the same
> external css. I thought that by changing the font-size
> definition with the css and saving it back to disk, a reload
> of the page would use the new
As Craig said, your rules are not consistent to standards:
You sort *after* the first period numeric with the exception
that leading zeros are "valid".
That's why the replace in the following function is needed.
This now yields exactly your custom sort order:
function gregSort s
set itemdel
1. Besides removing scroll-update, which takes most of the time, you could
try the following array-methods (which are essentially from my stack
http://forums.livecode.com/viewtopic.php?p=101301#p101301 , see there
card "LineNums, tab "Nb2").
This needs here on a medium fast machine (Mac mini,
Most examples of that link assume that you have control of the pages.
And most use the js of the browser widget as "helper" only, the widget doesn't
display
anything (is hidden).
Now you wrote that you don't have control.
So your "first experiments" method is one way to go, then you have full
The following works for me.
Write this code into a variable or a field:
window.onscroll = function() {
if (window.innerHeight + window.pageYOffset >=
document.body.offsetHeight) liveCode.jsNotify('I am at the bottom');
};
(a) Then script:
do in widget "browser" if you can't control the
Browser widget usage examples:
http://forums.livecode.com/viewtopic.php?f=93=29018
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James.
You are looking for difficulties that are not present.
A. Do once:
A1. put into widget's or card's script
(this is a javaScriptHandler):
on jsNotify v
put the seconds &": "& v into fld "info" -- or your action
end jsNotify
A2. From a button or msg (or use the property inspector):
> James H. wrote:
> I added the "window.onscroll" function definition to the
> same handler I use to adjust the font-size of the page
> being displayed as I know that works there.
Did you add it separated by ";"? For the command
do js in widget "Browser"
*** the string js is not allowed to
You can use the params to see what arrives.
Most probably you didn't convert the parameters of the handler
in the JavaScript to arrays or strings.
LiveCode expects strings or arrays as params of javaScriptHandlers.
So "combine" on the LC side and/or ".toString()" on the JS side are
your
[Dictionary/map]
set the region of widget "Map" to "55.9533,-3.1883, 10, 10"
The region of a map widget is a tuple describing the map region
currently displayed; the first two items are the centerCoordinates and
the second two the span.
set the centerCoordinates of widget "Map" to
See my demo here:
http://forums.livecode.com/viewtopic.php?p=152773#p152773
Overlays the widget while this plays a video.
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> Bob S. wrote:
> I suspect all they did was take the old browser object and wrap
> it in a widget that it can respond to and send messages.
The widget is more than a simple wrapper.
It is more comfortable and works (with the right settings) for
most use cases too on linux.
TMHO, it is one of
BR,
you could try to "send in time" instead of a repeat loop.
say use 32 millisecs.
Then every action to stop has enough time to come in.
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The following community widgets are now available as
"fat" widgets, that is they are installed or removed
for both LC 8 and 9 and they work identically in both.
All widgets are available on "Sample Stacks" or via
livecodeshare (as given below).
An asterisk (*) indicates a new feature (and/or a
Updated to v2.1.1.
Made this also to a "fat" widget (for LC 8 and 9) and
gave a new name for the Tools palette.
The functionality is of v2.1.0, please see here:
http://forums.livecode.com/viewtopic.php?p=158112#p158112
Download IconGrid89_v211 from "Sample Stacks" or from
Updated to v108, the link is still valid
( http://livecodeshare.runrev.com/stack/903 )
Added now the source code
(and a new name for the widget in the "Tools" palette).
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( http://livecodeshare.runrev.com/stack/901 )
Made now also to a "fat" widget (for LC 8 and 9).
**I needed a unique naming system for the kind of
the widget and the widget's name in the "Tools"
palette. To get less confused when developing...
IMPORTANT:
Updated SVGText to v1.5.1
Made this also to a "fat" widget (for LC 8 and 9) and
gave a new name for the Tools palette.
IMPORTANT:
The kind of the widget has changed to
"community.livecode.hermann.svgtext". You may have to
adjust some of your scripts accordingly (sorry).
SVGText is a widget for
Made the ClockAround widget also to a "fat" widget
(for LC 8 and 9) and renamed it for the Tools palette.
The sample stack contains buttons for installing/
uninstalling the widget to/ from LC 8 and 9.
There is also a substack to display the widget using
its outline as windowshape.
The widget
AE is a treasure chest for scripting techniques, no wide open.
Thanks, Malte.
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> Bill P. wrote:
> I love the datepicker!
Relating to the datepicker widget I should once again acknowledge
the basic work of Elanor (calendar widget) and Bernd (additions to
the calendar widget) and hints/comments by Bernd.
[The algorithms I used are translated to LCB from the LCS of Raspi
> Alex T. wrote:
>
> put 0 into tOffset
> repeat for each trueWord W in tSource
>add 1 to tOffset
>if W = myWord then
> put tOffset & comma after tOffsetList
>end if
> end repeat
This is (whether trueWord or word chunks used) probably the fastest
method for an offset counting
Just uploaded SVGHandles to "Sample Stacks".
This is a group of handles that is attachable to a SVG display.
All you have to do (after copying the group to your stack):
send "setTarget " to group "hhSVGPoly"
The field's name will usually end with ".svg" and contain any
valid SVG source. The
@Brian (using the complement of your approach):
IIRC, if there is one object outside of the group
then this doesn't exist while the group is edited.
So if there is no btn "TOP" (outside of the group)
then the group is in edit mode -- any group.
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is a group of handles (polygon and graphics) that essentialy
work, in browse mode, like the object handles in pointer mode.
The demo stack needs LC 8 or 9 because of contained widgets.
(linux users: there are also 2 browser widgets in there).
The copied
Sorry, the correct link is
http://livecodeshare.runrev.com/stack/902/
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It is not this complicated. Only if you are looking for
the intersection of two line *segments* you have do a
few more checks.
A LC object "line" is a line segment given by two pairs
of points (x,y).
The OP probably mean with line the math object line that is
given by and passing through these
> Mike K. wrote:
> ... I have no idea what document.activeElement.blur() is supposed to do ...
The HTMLElement.blur() method removes keyboard focus from the current element.
Is Google or similar defunct with you?
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> BR wrote:
> Related use case: some web pages download a "ton" of
> javascript at start up.
> I can't find a way to set a "spinner/I-am-downloading"
> on the screen, until we get some content appearing on
> the page.
For your own pages you could use pace
> Jerry J. wrote:
> I think he mentioned curved “lines”. That is a
> whole other kettle of fish.
The OP speaks of "functions for the lines", so
either he means "math lines" or, as you say,
continuous curves, say polynomials.
Yes, this isn't solvable for polynomials of higher
degree by formulas
> Mike K. wrote:
> How do we take focus away from the browser widget?
Did you already try
do "document.activeElement.blur()" in widget "browser" ?
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> Colin wrote:
> Frame rate is still a bit slow.
I left the whole "pieces part" (set backpattern of the pieces) in the
LiveCode/Emscripten part, which is up to 10 times slower than the IDE.
So there is no chance to improve this more.
You could see it only as a demo of "this is working".
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