For sharing, I would suggest (possibly in addition to sample stacks) that
people set up a GitHub repo. Even though you can’t easily see changes in
binary stacks, commit notes can explain the changes. Be sure to use the
livecode tag to make projects easily found there.
If you want to expose
Do you use the images as controls? If so should be no problem. If however you
use buttons that reference the images, you will need to make sure that when
pasting/cloning the group, you have code that re-associates the images with the
buttons.
Actually, now that I am thinking about it, this is
> I wrote:
> It is a "HTML5 Native Button", similar to the platform related "androidbutton"
> or "iosbutton" widgets. Here is the source code
> https://github.com/livecode/livecode/tree/develop/extensions/widgets
>
> This is good to know for people who give advices relating LC to Webdesign,
>
> Roland H. wrote:
> (By the way, what is this HTML button widget meant to do? I searched 40
> minutes and still have no clue... Is this my fault to scratch my head?)
It is a "HTML5 Native Button", similar to the platform related "androidbutton"
or "iosbutton" widgets. Here is the source code
To me the nav-bar is pretty much useless the way it is.
It is a problem with widgets in general that they often do not allow fine
grained customization as long as they do not give access to all properties
and other settings and di what all other controls can do. And writing
myself a nav-bar with
There was something that was in the works..an improved sharing
centerbut that seems to have died. no one has mentioned it in a while.
On Sun, Jun 16, 2019 at 3:20 AM AndyP via use-livecode <
use-livecode@lists.runrev.com> wrote:
> There was talk at one point of being able to link to github
There was talk at one point of being able to link to github repositories
directly from within LiveCode share. I think this was from last years online
conference? This would be a great way to share code snippets ect but I have
not seen any reference to this since.
-
Andy Piddock
My
I suspect it's a group / script rather than a widget.
And the facilities for sharing such things are primitive to say the
least. IMHO, if Livecode made it as easy and "complete" to share
scripts/groups as it is for widgets, there would be far more of them
available
Alex.
P.S. by "complete"
its not a widget, just a group with some code that runs on "resizestack"
I am intending on putting the whole project in github when I get to a
certain point. Should be soon.
But maybe I can get around to publishing this part separately first. If
you or anyone really needs it urgently, pm me
> Tom G. wrote:
> I ended up making my own svg nav bar because i wanted the ability to have
> shadows or glows on the icons, its really easy to code the distribution of
> icons. There was also another limitation that I can't remember. If you
> want more visual control, that is what i would
I ended up making my own svg nav bar because i wanted the ability to have
shadows or glows on the icons, its really easy to code the distribution of
icons. There was also another limitation that I can't remember. If you
want more visual control, that is what i would recommend.
On Sat, Jun 15,
See the Icon SVG Library. You can create your own icon families for use in
your apps. The current icon family is the one shown in the PI but you can use
any available icon in the widget.
Thanks,
Brian
On Jun 15, 2019, 3:40 AM -0400, Matthias Rebbe via use-livecode
, wrote:
> Hi,
>
> i am
The is a command setCurrentIconFamliy that you can use. You first need to
create an icon family by adding all your wanted icons into an array, there
array needs to have a structure of
Array
Iconname
Codepoint
SVG
iconname
…
I’ve always used 0 for code point and the svg
Hi,
i am currently working on a mobile app which makes use of the navbar widget. I
like the ease of that widget. The only thing i am missing is that i would like
to use my own icons with it, because i need other symbols than the ones
provided by the widget.
So is there a way to use custom
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