Generous of you to offer, Bob. There's a donation button in the About
pane, accessed through the topmost arrow button. I use
pay...@fourthworld.com
Donations allow me to spend time with it, and also useful is learning
how others spend time with it. It's more of a tool rack than a tool
itse
Saw the png of it, looks great! I am going to give it a try. If I like and use
it I will be happty to shoot you off something on PayPal. Just let me know your
handle if you have one.
Bob S
> On Mar 1, 2018, at 08:41 , Richard Gaskin via use-livecode
> wrote:
>
> Very kind of you to say, Br
Very kind of you to say, Brian. Thanks. I have no registration
requirement for that free plugin, so I'm often delightfully surprised to
discover who's using it.
Very soon I'll have a window of time in which I can finally get around
to adding some more useful things to the Projects pane. If y
> On Feb 28, 2018, at 10:02 AM, Graham Samuel via use-livecode
> wrote:
> While I’m on to explanations, in all my years of using LC and its
> predecessors, I have never understood what the right hand column in the
> ‘colors’ tab of the object inspector is for.
Choosing a background pattern (
Thanks Devin, that’s a great explanation - my program, which is just a one
stack-one card helper app, did start off with a red background. Later I changed
the card background (remember, there’s only one card) but forgot about the
stack background since it didn’t show. So there you have it.
We
Richard,
That is super helpful. I’ve had Devolution loaded for a while but was using
PB to get to IDE scripts. This will be so much better/faster.
Thanks,
Brian
On Wed, Feb 28, 2018 at 9:56 AM Richard Gaskin via use-livecode <
use-livecode@lists.runrev.com> wrote:
>
> For super-quick access to
dunbarx wrote:
> As a follow-up, is there anywhere a list of all IDE stacks? For
> example, the stack named "answer dialog", though perfectly logical,
> is not listed anywhere, and the names of some stacks, like the script
> editor, have changed over the several LC versions.
For stacks in memory
Graham,
I think what is happening is that when you run in the IDE the parent stack of
the answer dialog stack is the LiveCode engine, which sets a
platform-appropriate background color (or no background color) for all child
stacks. When you include it in a standalone, your stack-made-standalone
Should have said “when I run through the script in the IDE…”. Sorry
=
Craig, you make an excellent point. We now know there is a stack named “answer
dialog” and that it has properties you can set. Surely the documentation should
explain this somewhere?
By the way, when I said my red backgr
Craig, you make an excellent point. We now know there is a stack named “answer
dialog” and that it has properties you can set. Surely the documentation should
explain this somewhere?
By the way, when I said my red background had disappeared, it hadn’t. It’s just
that when you I through the scri
Panos.
Ah, of course. Thanks.
I see one can get into real trouble.
Craig
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Hi Craig,
You can "force" all the (open) IDE stacks to appear in the Project Browser:
in the menubar: "View" -> "Show IDE stacks in Lists"
Another way is to type in the msg box:
put the name of the mousestack
but do NOT press Enter yet.
Then place the cursor over the stack whose name you want
As a follow-up, is there anywhere a list of all IDE stacks? For example, the
stack named "answer dialog", though perfectly logical, is not listed
anywhere, and the names of some stacks, like the script editor, have changed
over the several LC versions.
It is a great way to get oneself in real trou
This is a great example of the maxim "Everything in LC is simply a stack"
Craig Newman
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Hi Graham,
You can set this by script, something like:
set the backcolor of stack "answer dialog" to red;answer "Hello"
Best,
Panos
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On Wed, Feb 28, 2018 at 11:38 AM, Graham Samuel via use-livecode <
use-livecode@lists.runrev.com> wrote:
> I have created hundreds of LC ‘answer’ commands
I have created hundreds of LC ‘answer’ commands in my time, and as far as I can
remember they all had white backgrounds. Recently I accidentally created one
with a lovely red background, showing up in standalones on both Mac High Sierra
and Windows 7. Well, it would be lovely if i wanted it that
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