Re: Help me with my inability to see a simple solution

I know I'm kind of late, but here's another way to accomplish the same thing (it's also a bit shorter): on mouseUp put "3,4,5,6,6,7,8,9,10,12,13,13,14" into tData put MissingAndDupes(tData) into tResult -- line 1 of tResult will be empty or have a list of missing numbers -- line 2 of tResu

Update: Re: Valentina db under Linux ???

Saturday, December 18, 2010, 3:41:03 PM, I wrote: > Thanks - that's very encouraging. I'll get back to my linux system on > Monday and figure out what's going on. Update: I got this working on Fedora Core 13 today. I must have glossed over two errors the other day. Today they were glaring back at

Re: Geometry Manager Re: Stack window/screen sizes

On 21.12.2010 at 15:34 Uhr -0800 Peter Haworth apparently wrote: I am now thinking that I may be able to make use of my own custom properties along with some common code to implement all this. Without that, it sounds like thousands of lines of code. Alternatively, I'm naively hoping that I migh

Re: Geometry Manager Re: Stack window/screen sizes

There is also a handy plug in for geometry management by altuit which i always use. Writes code for you. I dont know about your situation but i never bother to adjust anything with screen size. On 12/22/10, Peter Haworth wrote: > Thank you! I just looked at the lesson and it odes indeed clarify

Finding local minima and maxima of a graph

Thanks to everyone who tossed in their thoughts and code samples. Francois, yes, it is a variation I suppose of wavelets, or a filtered wave. It makes perfect sense. The degree of variation is something that needs to be added as a function param so that significance can be selectable on a perce

Issue with Twitter search

This is probably a bit less about livecode than it is about the Twitter API, but perhaps someone has done this already. I want to do some fairly deep searches into the Twitter archive. To do that requires being able to dance around the "search since" restriction on the number of entries return

Re: Geometry Manager

Yes, I read the description in the User Guide. Here's what I did. I selected a control that is over on the right of the card and set it to Scale, then clicked the grey bar in the link area to create an absolute link to the right edge of the window. Then I resized the width of the window.

Re: Geometry Manager Re: Stack window/screen sizes

Thank you! I just looked at the lesson and it odes indeed clarify things. I think I have a huge amount of work ahead of me though since I have many screens and some of them have a large number of objects that will need to be resized. I do use a lot of my own cprops so unfortunately won;t

Re: Geometry Manager

On 21.12.2010 at 11:03 Uhr -0800 Peter Haworth apparently wrote: Thanks Robert. It does sound like I will need to do the resizing by script as you say. But I'm confused about the geometry manager. It doesn't appear to do anything right now even though all the objects I've looked at are set t

List of fonts (Link)

Don't know if this is of interest for anyone - I'm thinking visual and I like to see the list I knew before: http://iosfonts.com/ Best regards, Harald. ___ use-livecode mailing list use-livecode@lists.runrev.com Please visit this url to subscribe, unsub

Re: Geometry Manager

On 12/21/10 1:03 PM, Peter Haworth wrote: But I'm confused about the geometry manager. It doesn't appear to do anything right now even though all the objects I've looked at are set to scale when the window resizes (the default). What you're seeing are just the default settings, but they haven'

Mobile UI Guideline Links

Might be useful: a collection of UI guideline links from all the major players. Regards, Scott Rossi Creative Director Tactile Media, UX Design ___ use-livecode mailing list use-liv

Re: Geometry Manager Re: Stack window/screen sizes

Hi Peter I made a lesson because of your confusion, maybe it helps? It's called "How to manage and position objects when a stack is resized". If you create the code by yourself, then you at least know who messed up your stack ;) http://tinyurl.com/2adxkwq (leads to runrev.com lesson site) As f

Re: App Store

> From: Marc Schulman > Subject: App Store > > Has anyone tried to submit an app made in Live Code to the Apple App Store? > > -- > Marc Schulman > Multimedia Historian Hi, Marc. I submitted a test app earlier today - it's at the 'Waiting for review' stage. JC __

Center a group in NativeGeometry (was Geometry Manager)

Hi Damien, Since you mentioned NativeGeometry, I just thought I'd take a minute to compliment you on some fine work. What a great tool! Wish I'd had it years ago. :-) I do have one question if you don't mind. I have a group of controls that I want to keep centered over a tab menu control when

App Store

Has anyone tried to submit an app made in Live Code to the Apple App Store? -- Marc Schulman Multimedia Historian http://www.multieducator.net ___ use-livecode mailing list use-livecode@lists.runrev.com Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe an

Re: Geometry Manager

Thanks Damien. I've downloaded it and will give it a try. Pete Haworth On Dec 21, 2010, at 10:47 AM, Damien Girard wrote: You can also take a look at NativeGeometry that will handle for you all the geometry management ;) http://www.nativesoft.fr/nativegeometry Kind Regards, Damien Gira

Re: Geometry Manager

Thanks Robert. It does sound like I will need to do the resizing by script as you say. But I'm confused about the geometry manager. It doesn't appear to do anything right now even though all the objects I've looked at are set to scale when the window resizes (the default). If I write my

RE: Geometry Manager

You can also take a look at NativeGeometry that will handle for you all the geometry management ;) http://www.nativesoft.fr/nativegeometry Kind Regards, Damien Girard NativeSoft, France. -Message d'origine- De : use-livecode-boun...@lists.runrev.com [mailto:use-livecode-boun...@lists.r

Datagrid bug? Looks cheesy...

Has anyone seen this before and is there a fix? Platform is Linux - Livecode 4.5.3 (dp1) The vertical scroll bar separates from the right side of the table (moving to the left) leaving a small gap that is quite noticeable. Easily reproduced by creating a new datagrid, and resizing the furthest v

Re: Geometry Manager

On 21.12.2010 at 10:13 Uhr -0800 Peter Haworth apparently wrote: Just started trying to figure out the geometry manager. It appears there is already a default for every control to scale it when the user resizes the window. Problem is, it doesn't happen. If I resize my window, all the control

Geometry Manager

Just started trying to figure out the geometry manager. It appears there is already a default for every control to scale it when the user resizes the window. Problem is, it doesn't happen. If I resize my window, all the controls on it that fall completely outside the boundary of the wind

Re: Stack window/screen sizes

Thanks to all for the replies. It sounds like I'm faced with a huge amount of work! Maybe I'm oversimplifying this but it sure would be nice to able to specify by script "reduce/enlarge all the controls on this card by x% horizontally and y% vertically". I'm still unclear as to whether th

Re: Stack window/screen sizes

AndyP wrote: One way to counter this type of situation is to detect the screen resolution and then have a set of rules to resize and position your objects according to the resolution returned. To make life easy you can have these read in from a text file which allows for more configurations to a

Re: Stack window/screen sizes

Basically, you set the positions and sizes of all your objects in the 'resizestack' message (Look it up in the dictionary). Beware that you need to use the 'width' and 'height' of the card, or the parameters supplied to the message, not the 'rectangle' of the stack (because the stack rect is rel

Re: OT: Lunar Eclipse

On 21/12/2010 07:54, David C. wrote: > On Tue, Dec 21, 2010 at 1:00 AM, Jerry J wrote: >> Clear here in Portola Valley. About half gone. --Jerry >> >> On Dec 20, 2010, at 10:49 PM, stephen barncard wrote: >> >>> It's starting this hour*Andre* -- I saw this on the NASA >>> site: >>> >>>

Re: OT: Lunar Eclipse

No Anrde '...' is an ellipsis ;-) On 21 Dec 2010, at 11:00, Andre Garzia wrote: > I completely forgot the eclipse silly me... I love eclipses! > > On Tue, Dec 21, 2010 at 4:49 AM, stephen barncard < > stephenrevoluti...@barncard.com> wrote: > >> It's starting this hour*Andre* -- I

Re: OT: Lunar Eclipse

I completely forgot the eclipse silly me... I love eclipses! On Tue, Dec 21, 2010 at 4:49 AM, stephen barncard < stephenrevoluti...@barncard.com> wrote: > It's starting this hour*Andre* -- I saw this on the NASA site: > > "*Viewers in Brazil will see the moon set during totality. "* >

Re: OT: Lunar Eclipse

Shame, Completly clouded over here in snowy Deal, kent, UK. - Andy Piddock My software never has bugs. It just develops random features. -- View this message in context: http://runtime-revolution.278305.n4.nabble.com/OT-Lunar-Eclipse-tp3128333p3140409.html Sent from the Revolution - Us

Re: Stack window/screen sizes

Hi Pete, One way to counter this type of situation is to detect the screen resolution and then have a set of rules to resize and position your objects according to the resolution returned. To make life easy you can have these read in from a text file which allows for more configurations to added