I wrote the docs, so I guess I can fix them. The issue is that for widgets
that is how the syntax for handlers is displayed. What can be done is to add
an example that shows it as a command without the parentheses.
Thanks,
Brian
On Apr 16, 2020, 4:41 PM -0400, J. Landman Gay via use-livecode
On 4/16/20 2:00 PM, Brian Milby via use-livecode wrote:
The ability to create additional SVG Icon Libraries is something that I
helped get done a while back. Here's a thread with a stack that I
developed that helps organize libraries:
I should have guessed you'd had a hand in this. ;) Someone
The ability to create additional SVG Icon Libraries is something that I
helped get done a while back. Here's a thread with a stack that I
developed that helps organize libraries:
http://forums.livecode.com/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=30411
I need to take another look at it now that we have the ability
Just a quick ‘Thank You’ to Andrew, Devin and Bill for their ultra-rapid and
detailed replies. There is a lot to take in there, and I’ll respond later if I
have to ask yet more questions. It does seem a bit of a dog’s breakfast (if I
can say that), doesn’t it? I did not realise you could buy in
Hi Graham,
TL/DR: It’s doable, but there is a learning curve.
Making your apps look native is doable, but how to get there is a mixed bag. As
you’ve discovered, you have to use a range of capabilities.
1. Widgets. They are mostly straightforward to figure out. See my lesson at
http://livecode.
> - Fields to display information, some of which must allow input via
> keyboard or pasting. Although there is a Native Android Field widget, there
> isn?t one for iOS, so I don?t know what my options are. I want the kind of
> fonts and font sizes that are typical of iOS, but so far I haven?t
Graham,
I feel your pain!
Weren’t there some app building lessons that took you through the process of
building a number of commonly included ios apps? I did a couple of them a few
years ago. They were kind of quirky to follow, and not using the latest stuff,
but perhaps they could inform you in
Folks, I know this is a desperately naive question, but as I progress with my
first serious attempt at an iOS app, which I’m trying to do in a hurry with
only my experience of developing LC desktop apps to go on, I am struck by how
un-iOS-like it looks. Richard Gaskin has already suggested that
