Re: AW: Different result in LC 6 to LC 8 when copying field text into Excel?

They are platform-specific - the 'original' win32 ones are here: It looks like Tiemo has discovered a bug in the docs! Warmest Regards, Mark. Sent from my iPhone > On 8 Feb 2017, at 16:17, Richard Gaskin via use

Re: AW: Different result in LC 6 to LC 8 when copying field text into Excel?

Tiemo Hollmann wrote: > I tested a little bit more and this code works for me: > on mouseUp >lock clipboard >set the rawClipBoardData to empty >set the rawClipboardData["CF_UNICODETEXT"] to textEncode(fld 1, "UTF-16" ) >unlock clipboard > end mouseUp > > and the IDE doesn't cras

AW: Different result in LC 6 to LC 8 when copying field text into Excel?

-livecode Gesendet: Mittwoch, 8. Februar 2017 09:33 An: 'How to use LiveCode' Cc: Tiemo Hollmann TB Betreff: AW: Different result in LC 6 to LC 8 when copying field text into Excel? Hi Paul, I test your approach, but when running the code in the DIE, LiveCode crashes immediatly. Wh

AW: Different result in LC 6 to LC 8 when copying field text into Excel?

Hi Paul, I test your approach, but when running the code in the DIE, LiveCode crashes immediatly. When debugging the code, it doesn't crashes, but stops at setting the rawclipboarddata with an error "clipboard is not locked". This happens anyhow, if I am using "lock clipboard" or not. I'll file

AW: Different result in LC 6 to LC 8 when copying field text into Excel?

t: Freitag, 3. Februar 2017 15:26 An: 'How to use LiveCode' Cc: Tiemo Hollmann TB Betreff: AW: Different result in LC 6 to LC 8 when copying field text into Excel? Can anybody on Windows with LC 8 confirm this: - create a new stack - create a scrolling list field - enter three lines of

AW: Different result in LC 6 to LC 8 when copying field text into Excel?

Can anybody on Windows with LC 8 confirm this: - create a new stack - create a scrolling list field - enter three lines of text, each with one word - enter into the message box: *set the clipboarddata["text"] to fld 1* - open MS Excel (in my case Windows 10, Excel 2013) - paste - see an extra empt