On 5/22/11 6:50 PM, "Björnke von Gierke" wrote:
> wow that's f*** up. some things in this language makes me doubt that there's
> intelligent life out there :(
Well, I'm sure that's part of the reason why "dispatch" was added - which is
easier:
send "ShowName tNameA' to me
or
dispatch "
Hello,
I am looking to hire some one to help me integrate Core Audio and Audio Unit
plugins into a Live Code app. I am checking out Franklin Sound, but I
really need access to Core Audio, and I don't think that will do it.
If you have experience with Core Audio and or the LiveCode external sdk a
wow that's fucked up. some things in this language makes me doubt that there's
intelligent life out there :(
On 23 May 2011, at 01:19, Ken Ray wrote:
> Actually, "send" *does* accept arrays... it's just that you have to
> structure the send a little differently:
>
> on mouseUp
> put "Ken" into
> don't address a person directly, maybe someone else would have helped, but now
> you scared them away :P
Not all of them.. ;-)
> You where right on the send part not accepting arrays, i never realised that,
> funny.
Actually, "send" *does* accept arrays... it's just that you have to
structu
new nitpicks:
don't address a person directly, maybe someone else would have helped, but now
you scared them away :P
also, the message path is part of the whole visual app stack structure. You
said you don't do that, but are creating websites. But if you are using
revServer, there is no messag
Disable uac and try again.
bob
Sent from my iPad
On May 22, 2011, at 9:50 AM, J Scott Saults wrote:
> Newly installed LiveCode 4.6.1 starts, the menus, interface, and a dialog
> flash quickly then disappears when run on a new MacBook Pro (2007) with an
> SSD running 64-bit Windows 7 on Boo
If you slightly change kens script to this
*Set ProcessSet
=GetObject("winmgmts:{impersonationLevel=impersonate}!\\.\root\cimv2").ExecQuery("Select
* from Win32_Process")*
*
*
*tList = ""*
*For each Process in ProcessSet*
* if Process.ExecutablePath <> "" Then*
* tList = tList & Process.Na
I am using 4.6.1 in Windows 7 64-bit, no problems. Not on a Mac OS Bootcamp
drive, though--native Windows.
S.
> -Original Message-
>
> Newly installed LiveCode 4.6.1 starts, the menus, interface,
> > and a dialog flash quickly then disappears when run on a new MacBook
> > Pro (2011) with
Ah k, nvm. The impersonation stuff designates access level.
On Sun, May 22, 2011 at 1:14 PM, Mike Bonner wrote:
> I don't understand Ken Rays script, will have to look things up.
>
> I don't know for sure, but I suspect a standard backslash is used to escape
> chars in vb scripts so if you had a
I don't understand Ken Rays script, will have to look things up.
I don't know for sure, but I suspect a standard backslash is used to escape
chars in vb scripts so if you had an executable named "fred schmed.exe" to
make it work it would be "fred\ schmed.exe"
Also, if you have a path with spaces
Björnke,
Thanks for the feedback:
Libraries: I have tried to clarify the ambiguity here - between the Library
Stack position in the message path and mechanisms for accessing library
capabilities in stacks.
Behaviors: I have clarified the wording of how behaviors sit on buttons and can
be refe
> It would be helpful of course if I could see the process list in the PC - then
> I could launch the prog from outside my LC app and just look at the list to
> see what Windows calls it, but I don't know how to do that on XP since
> 'tasklist' isn't recognised and I don't know how to display thi
On 5/21/11 5:28 PM, paul foraker wrote:
Build 1392 fixed the Chrome variable problem for LC 4.6.1, but no previous
version of LC works on my machine in the current user. By "not working" I
mean that I cannot type in the Message Box, and I cannot check the variables
in the Script Editor. The worka
On 5/22/11 12:43 PM, J Scott Saults wrote:
SORRY -- typed the wrong year (I suppose that's obvious but..) I
MEANT: Newly installed LiveCode 4.6.1 starts, the menus, interface,
and a dialog flash quickly then disappears when run on a new MacBook
Pro (2011) with an SSD running 64-bit Windows 7 on B
you need to quote or escape spaces. That was suggested and people succesfully
tested it on their own setup.
What exactly did you try to quote the filenames, or escape the spaces?
On 22 May 2011, at 19:51, Graham Samuel wrote:
> Excuse me for repeating myself, but I put the essentials of this me
Excuse me for repeating myself, but I put the essentials of this message to the
list already under another subject heading - this one reflects what I'm really
trying to find out.
Mike Bonner has been helping me on this list with a little VB script that
launches a Windows program from within a L
SORRY -- typed the wrong year (I suppose that's obvious but..) I MEANT: Newly
installed LiveCode 4.6.1 starts, the menus, interface, and a dialog flash
quickly then disappears when run on a new MacBook Pro (2011) with an SSD
running 64-bit Windows 7 on Boot Camp ...
Thanks for any feedback or su
Newly installed LiveCode 4.6.1 starts, the menus, interface, and a dialog flash
quickly then disappears when run on a new MacBook Pro (2007) with an SSD
running 64-bit Windows 7 on Boot Camp (Same thing happens on Parallels running
the Boot Camp as a VM) . It works fine under Mac OSX on the same
While my anecdote referred to an early unsolicited survey, my applications are
directed at participants in specific projects and use approved e-mail lists; I
don't send out to any general lists gleaned from the Internet, etc.
While my requests do not involve commercial or marketing activities,
That is true! They did that in Brazil, I remember it
I was running NetBSD back then :-)
(I started running BSD in 1998 I think... or something near that)
On Sun, May 22, 2011 at 5:48 AM, Lynn Fredricks <
lfredri...@proactive-intl.com> wrote:
> > I am 100% sure that Microsoft loves the fact t
On 05/22/2011 06:48 PM, Lynn Fredricks wrote:
I am 100% sure that Microsoft loves the fact that people
pirate their software (especially the OS)
During the "Don't Copy that Floppy" era, a company set up offices throughout
South America to help local authorities crack down on piracy. Very often
t
> I am 100% sure that Microsoft loves the fact that people
> pirate their software (especially the OS)
During the "Don't Copy that Floppy" era, a company set up offices throughout
South America to help local authorities crack down on piracy. Very often
they'd get called by local authorities becau
Ken and Mike, (actually the field is unlocked)
Thanks, I had yet to find these two messages. LC is so complex these days;
however, I see they've been around since 1.0, so my bad. (smile) You guys are
great!
Joe Lewis Wilkins
Architect
On May 22, 2011, at 5:09 AM, Mike Bonner wrote:
> You can
I'd say there's still lots of things wrong :)
--
you say that call and send only pass strings, but they can pass aynthing,
including binary and arrays, so that seems to be wrong to me.
you say that you call librarystacks, but it's way easier to just let messages
fall trough to them, because the
> Earlier I thought I had a solution for this, but I'm not happy with what I've
> come up with. Anyone have a simpler/better solution?
You want to block returns in a *locked* text field? How is the user able to
enter a return when the field is locked?
Regardless, though, you can simply add this
You can use returninfield and enterinfield for this, if you put the
following in the script for the field.
*on returninfield*
* exit returninfield*
*end returninfield*
*
*
*on enterinfield*
* exit enterinfield*
*end enterinfield*
as long as you don't pass enterinfield or returninfield the ent
--- On Sat, 5/21/11, Slava Paperno wrote:
>
> I still don't know how to instantiate a revBrowser w/o
> giving it some valid
> URL. What I do now is call revBrowserOpen() with the
> filename of a small
> blank htm file on the disk, and then refresh the htmlText
> property of the
> browser with my
Ah, thanks, Björnke - you have successfully reset my frame of reference for
this now. The message flow passes through ALL the various set containers
whether or not there is a handler to catch (and optionally, pass) the specific
message.
I had the wrong model in my head from my initial research
On 05/22/2011 12:00 PM, René Micout wrote:
Hello Richmond,
Le 22 mai 2011 à 09:17, Richmond Mathewson a écrit :
2.2. the fact that the myth of "everything that isn't Windows-based is
horribly
difficult to use" is only a myth.
Yes> Macintosh ! ;-)
Har, har, har. Linux + Gn
Hello Richmond,
Le 22 mai 2011 à 09:17, Richmond Mathewson a écrit :
> 2.2. the fact that the myth of "everything that isn't Windows-based is
> horribly
> difficult to use" is only a myth.
Yes > Macintosh ! ;-)
___
use-livecode mailing l
True, Slava, but as Jim mentioned earlier in the thread, concerning LiveCode
field quirks, it's probably best to stick with a platform-agnostic tool for
plain text file management, rather than have the platform's or editing app's
requirements or idiosyncrasies become a filter on the purity of th
On the other hand, if people where unable to pirate Microsoft software, maybe
linux on the desktop could actually happen xD
cheers
Björnke
I am 100% sure that Microsoft loves the fact that people pirate their
software (especially the OS);
thereby propagating a dependency culture, and the sor
On 05/22/2011 12:39 AM, Bob Sneidar wrote:
I confess now, that when I was a teenager, I shoplifted. I hung out with a "friend" who's
father was pretty high up in the FBI, and my friend assured me that nothing serious would ever
happen to us, which of course meant, "him."
We stole candy and mo
Earlier I thought I had a solution for this, but I'm not happy with what I've
come up with. Anyone have a simpler/better solution?
I put the following into the field's script and it works - kind of, but not
until the user leaves the field:
on mouseOver
global gTemp
lock screen
put m
If you ever need to open those files in Notepad, you'll really want
Windows-style CRLF (0x0D + 0x0A, or decimal 13 + 10) at the end of each
line.
Slava
> -Original Message-
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> boun...@lists.runrev.com] On Behalf Of Keith C
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