Tom Glod wrote:
My LC written client will send to cloud for long term storage on the
livecloud system.. but then I will have to pull the data to
aggregate,
count, and analyze it to show data interesting and useful points to the
customers.. As much as I love LC I really want to do the
Tom Glod wrote:
Thanks for that tip of undertanding about the array encoding. Explains
why its really fast.
Its not really the encoding / decoding speed i am thinking about. Lets
see if I can explain better.
I can try to read C code in the codebase to see if i can see how the
data gets
You would have to convert the array itself in LC to another format, then
convert it back when you need it. The LC array is obviously proprietary. The
structure of the encoded array is not something that can be externally
interpreted. I know, I looked into it.
Bob S
> On May 20, 2019, at
Bob,
Yup got it ..i'll convert and store as Json and base encode any
binary chunks i need to store as part of it.
Thanks
On Tue, May 21, 2019 at 10:23 AM Bob Sneidar via use-livecode <
use-livecode@lists.runrev.com> wrote:
> I have a routine that will convert an array to an sql table.
My LC written client will send to cloud for long term storage on the
livecloud system.. but then I will have to pull the data to aggregate,
count, and analyze it to show data interesting and useful points to the
customers.. As much as I love LC I really want to do the right thing and
use a
Hello Jerry,
Both the PDF widget and the Android Barcode widget are included in Business
edition, but the release notes they are mentioned under the section
"LiveCode Indy Extension Changes" too. This is because of a bug in our
release notes builder. Sorry for the confusion.
Regards,
Panos
--
Hi there
layerClipRect is a nice addition to LiveCode.
Made a little experiment with the code from the Dictionary
// Hide 10 pixels from the border of image "myImage"
local tRect
put the rect of image "myImage" into tRect
add 10 to item 1 of tRect
add 10 to item 2 of tRect
subtract 10 from item
I have a routine that will convert an array to an sql table. That is probably
going to be your best bet, but it would have to be stored that way.
Bob S
> On May 21, 2019, at 07:08 , Tom Glod via use-livecode
> wrote:
>
> My LC written client will send to cloud for long term storage on the
Oopsa, dis i read this wrong? and is the barcode library available for
Indy?
Looks like it in the releasenotes (sometimes i read to quickly)
JJS schreef op 2019-05-20 17:40:
Nice, Nice, Nice!
We can test x86 Emulator now, superfast :)
Too bad the Android Barcode reader is Business, on Indy
It SHOULD be in INDY even though I am personally paying for the Business
upgrade.
LC should rethink this - there are fewer people on Business (educated
guess) so you at least want a few more people on Indy.
This might be what makes them upgrade - get them to Ben Nevis THEN they
might climb
Although i am on business i was also thinking that it might be good for Indy
license holder to be able to use these widgets. But i understand that the LC
company added this just to Business.
If every new addition will be added to both license types then for many there
is no reason anymore to
Hi Mark,
I meant the barcode scanner only in this case because i think that is / can
be used for less "businessy" things (depending on what Businessy means)
I think if they brought out a couple of widgets every few months and added
some to Indy - for instance beacons in indy , fingerprint for
This goes to my point about why certain things you want to use are bundled into
version you cannot afford. I would much rather subscribe to certain add-ons but
we all decided on this awhay back when the licensing model was put forth, and
also I can see that someone might only purchase an add-on
Possibly I'm going gyte as I work my way towards 60 (57 and counting),
but I seem to remember something floating around about modularisation
and the ability to choose which modules to buy . . .
Richmond.
On 21.05.19 19:57, Lagi Pittas via use-livecode wrote:
Hi Mark,
I meant the barcode
Hi,
this is a bit of a dissapointment...
Because when i look at mergAVcamStartbarcodereader it is available for
iOs in Indy, according the dictionary.
But not for Android, then it is business.
Why is there difference?
Thanks.
Jerry
Op 21-5-2019 om 19:04 schreef Richmond via
> Le 21 mai 2019 à 20:24, Andrew Bell via use-livecode
> a écrit :
>
> I'm excited to try some of the new features of LC 9.5 but found a regression
> that has me dead in the water. Went to file a bug report, but 9.0.5 is the
> newest version listed. (I realize the team is busy in San Jose
It's only a Developer Preview. This is the time to get things sorted. If it
gets to Release Candidate and is missing something you need, THEN be
disappointed. :-)
Bob S
> On May 21, 2019, at 10:50 , JJS via use-livecode
> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
>
> this is a bit of a dissapointment...
>
>
I'm excited to try some of the new features of LC 9.5 but found a
regression that has me dead in the water. Went to file a bug report,
but 9.0.5 is the newest version listed. (I realize the team is busy in
San Jose this week)
Now that I'm a slightly more seasoned coder I know there are
ok i'll put my dissapointment on hold for a while :-D
Op 21-5-2019 om 20:13 schreef Bob Sneidar via use-livecode:
It's only a Developer Preview. This is the time to get things sorted. If it
gets to Release Candidate and is missing something you need, THEN be
disappointed. :-)
Bob S
On May
Hi.
What Ludovic suggests is not just a shortCut. You can say:
repeat 5
or repeat 5 times
but you could never say:
repeat with y =1 to 5 times
It is not a regression, that is, something in the latest v.9 build, it is
bad syntax.
Craig
--
Sent from:
If it’s business only that’s the single dumbest bit of reasoning I’ve seen LC
do (and I’ve seen some doozies). Stuff em. I’ll build one and make it available
for all Indy users for free just to pee over their weird business decisions
like this. I’ve used the iOS version by merg frequently as an
21 matches
Mail list logo
