JJS wrote:
> Op 12-11-2019 om 19:34 schreef Brian Milby via use-livecode:
>> Unless you are doing a HTML5 app (entire stack resides in a web
>> page), none of the GUI stuff applies. The LC code is pretty much
>> a replacement for PHP code, so the GUI piece would be the same
>> (whatever HTML/JS frameworks you choose).
>
> So actually the Dictionary needs some updates of stuff that is not an
> error but also doing nothing when used on server.
GUI elements can be useful in LC Server for creating custom screen
shots, which can be exported and that file data returned to the client
for display in a browser or an LC app.
That's the good news.
That bad news is that 100% of all LC Server use is slower than it needs
to be because it's initializing fonts for the 0.001% of CGIs using
custom graphics export with specified fonts.
I've discussed the situation with several people at LC Ltd, and while
they're not in a position to put a solution in place right now they are
quite open to accepting a pull request for it, which should be a
relatively simple matter for anyone with C++ skills.
I've outlined the problem and the proposed solution in detail here:
http://lists.runrev.com/pipermail/use-livecode/2019-March/253723.html
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Richard Gaskin
Fourth World Systems
Software Design and Development for the Desktop, Mobile, and the Web
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