Re: How to store some data in my stack

2012-01-27 Thread Ken Ray
On Jan 27, 2012, at 1:57 AM, Takashi Yoshino wrote: Hi, Ken Are you *really* using curly quotes around documents and testFile.txt? The only reason I ask is that you have straight quotes around Data and no file yet!, so I figured I'd check. If so, that might be the problem (although I'd

Re: How to store some data in my stack

2012-01-26 Thread Ken Ray
On Jan 25, 2012, at 10:55 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote: put specialFolderPath(“documents”) / “testFile.txt” into tFile if there is a file tFile then put URL(file: tFile) into fld Data put the result into fld msg else answer No file yet! end if end mouseUp no file yet! is shown

Re: How to store some data in my stack

2012-01-26 Thread Takashi Yoshino
Hi, Ken Are you *really* using curly quotes around documents and testFile.txt? The only reason I ask is that you have straight quotes around Data and no file yet!, so I figured I'd check. If so, that might be the problem (although I'd think you'd get an error dialog first, but)… Thank you

How to store some data in my stack

2012-01-25 Thread 吉野 孝
Hi, I use LiveCode 5.0.2 for Android devices. I would like to store some data in my stack. But I don't know how to store some data in my stack on an android device. At first, I used a field. But the field data is gone at the next launches. Next, I tried to use file. The following are the test

Re: How to store some data in my stack

2012-01-25 Thread Klaus on-rev
Konichi-wa Takashi, Am 25.01.2012 um 16:19 schrieb 吉野 孝: Hi, I use LiveCode 5.0.2 for Android devices. I would like to store some data in my stack. But I don't know how to store some data in my stack on an android device. At first, I used a field. But the field data is gone

Re: How to store some data in my stack

2012-01-25 Thread 吉野　孝
is shown in field msg On 2012/01/26, at 0:33, Klaus on-rev wrote: Konichi-wa Takashi, Am 25.01.2012 um 16:19 schrieb 吉野 孝: Hi, I use LiveCode 5.0.2 for Android devices. I would like to store some data in my stack. But I don't know how to store some data in my stack on an android

Re: How to store some data in my stack

2012-01-25 Thread Klaus on-rev
Hi Takashi, Am 25.01.2012 um 16:56 schrieb 吉野　孝: Hi, Klaus Thank you for your quick reply! I changed my script, but it does not work on an android. (It does work on my mac.) The following are the test script. (URL is very easy! thanks) - Write button on mouseUp put fld Data

Re: How to store some data in my stack

2012-01-25 Thread Robert Brenstein
Hi Takashi, put fld Data into URL(file: specialFolderPath(documents) / testFile.txt) I notice that you have two different kinds of quotes in the above. If that is your actual code, those non-programmer's quote might be the problem. robert

Re: How to store some data in my stack

2012-01-25 Thread Bob Sneidar
They all look good to me. Something must have converted them. Bob On Jan 25, 2012, at 10:39 AM, Robert Brenstein wrote: Hi Takashi, put fld Data into URL(file: specialFolderPath(documents) / testFile.txt) I notice that you have two different kinds of quotes in the above. If that

Re: How to store some data in my stack

2012-01-25 Thread Takashi Yoshino
Hi, Klaus Thank you for your help! - Read button on mouseUp put specialFolderPath(“documents”) / “testFile.txt” into tFile if there is a file tFile then put URL(file: tFile) into fld Data put the result into fld msg else answer No file yet! end if end mouseUp no file yet!

Re: How to store some data in my stack

2012-01-25 Thread J. Landman Gay
On 1/25/12 6:05 PM, Takashi Yoshino wrote: - Read button on mouseUp put specialFolderPath(“documents”) / “testFile.txt” into tFile if there is a file tFile then put URL(file: tFile) into fld Data put the result into fld msg else answer No file yet! end if end mouseUp no file

Re: How to store some data in my stack

2012-01-25 Thread Takashi Yoshino
Did someone succeed in writing a file on android? I have done it. I'm not sure why your code doesn't work, it's very much like mine. Did you write a file first before you tried to read it? Yes. I wrote a file first, then read it. I give up this problem... _.__ ._ _. ._ ._.__ .. ._._.