When my revBrowser instance displays a UTF-8 Web page, and I look at the
value returned by revBrowserGet(instanceID "htmltext"), I think all
double-byte characters are replaced with question marks. I think the same is
true of the revBrowser "selected" property.
Could someone please confirm? I don'
As far as I can tell, when you have a revBrowser window on the screen, and
you click in the revBrowser window, then click anywhere outside revBrowser,
the stack receives the resumeStack message. Can someone confirm?
I was using an "on resumeStack" handler to initialize things as I switch
from Brow
Andre-
Wednesday, June 1, 2011, 12:28:31 PM, you wrote:
> does anyone knows if the ExternalEnvironmentV3 modified for Linux available
> at
> http://www.runrev.com/developers/lessons-and-tutorials/tutorials/advanced-linux-externals/
> is
> still working? I can't build an empty external or one of m
thanks guys!
On Thu, Jun 2, 2011 at 1:52 PM, Andre Garzia wrote:
> On Thu, Jun 2, 2011 at 5:29 PM, Ken Ray wrote:
>
> >
> > >> In fact I think any test based on the directory wouldn't be so good.
> > There
> > >> would always be the chance that you opened through the file browser.
> > >
> > >
Mark,
As Richard Gaskin would say, "It works a treat."
Thank you,
Bill Vlahos
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On Jun 2, 2011, at 1:22 PM, Mark Schonewille wrote:
> Bill,
>
> here's mine
On Thu, Jun 2, 2011 at 5:29 PM, Ken Ray wrote:
>
> >> In fact I think any test based on the directory wouldn't be so good.
> There
> >> would always be the chance that you opened through the file browser.
> >
> > A plugin is just a stack that can be conveniently opened by placing it
> > in the P
>> In fact I think any test based on the directory wouldn't be so good. There
>> would always be the chance that you opened through the file browser.
>
> A plugin is just a stack that can be conveniently opened by placing it
> in the Plugins folder.
>
> If you take it out of the folder, that di
Hi Marty,
The problem with your solution is that there is a lag between the window
location and the mouseLoc.
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Bill,
here's mine...
on mouseDown
if "button" is not in the name of the target then grabWindow
else pass mouseDown
end mouseDown
on grabWindow
if the platform is "MacOS" and (the decorations of the \
defaultStack contains "title" or the decorations of the \
Hey Bill,
I use the following - probably gleaned from Scott Rossi. Put it in the
stack or card script:
local allowDrag
on mouseEnter
put "" into allowDrag
end mouseEnter
on mouseDown
if word 1 of the target = "card" then put mouseLoc() into allowDrag
end mouseDown
on mouseMove X,Y
Hi..
Would this help you...
on mouseDown
-- place the window into the MacOS X dock
if the optionKey is "down" then
set the iconic of this stack to true
exit mouseDown
end if
-- find the position of the window and the mouse
put (item 1 of the loc of this stack) - (item 1 of gl
Todd Geist wrote:
I am looking for a good way to determine an open stack is a plugin. Right
now I am just checking to see if the folder the Stack is in is called
plugin. This sort of works, but If a stack happens to be in a folder that
is named plugins, but I opened normally (ie not through the
I have a stack that uses the windowshape property so it no longer has the title
bar. What is the handler I should use to allow the user to drag the stack
around? I have a background image that the user could click and drag for moving
the window.
Thanks,
Bill Vlahos
Warren Kuhl wrote:
When the user closes the application, I have a check in place within
the on closecard handler to see if they saved the document. If they
didn't save the document, I give the user to option to save, don't
save or cancel. On the cancel, I just want the application to stay
open
Hello,
I am looking for a good way to determine an open stack is a plugin. Right
now I am just checking to see if the folder the Stack is in is called
plugin. This sort of works, but If a stack happens to be in a folder that
is named plugins, but I opened normally (ie not through the plugin menu
Richard,
Thanks...I will check it out. I never saw that one...but it makes sense.
Appreciate your help!
Warren
On Thu, Jun 2, 2011 at 1:32 PM, Richard Gaskin
wrote:
> Warren Kuhl wrote:
>
>> When the user closes the application, I have a check in place within
>> the on closecard handler to see
Thanks for the heads-up, Jacque. Somehow I missed this!
Judy
On Wed, 1 Jun 2011, J. Landman Gay wrote:
On 6/1/11 3:15 AM, Thierry Douez wrote:
Hi all,
I am pleased to announce SunnYmidi.
SunnYmidi is a simple and powerful tool
to help LiveCode Users add sounds to their stack.
I've seen t
When the user closes the application, I have a check in place within
the on closecard handler to see if they saved the document. If they
didn't save the document, I give the user to option to save, don't
save or cancel. On the cancel, I just want the application to stay
open. Within the on close
way cool! Thanks,
kee
On Jun 1, 2011, at 6:24 PM, Mike Bonner wrote:
> You can do this.
>
> do "result = navigator.appName" in browser
>
> at which point the result will contain "Microsoft Internet Explorer" if
> thats the browser in use.
>
> result = navigator.userAgent returns..
> ; Trident
I agree that dgText is a good way to start, but sometimes parsing the data in a
single variable can be more coding than working with arrays.
If you have either of the two excellent debuggers (GLX2 and Remo come to mind)
try getting the dgData, set a breakpoint, and then examine the structure of
what he said!
On Wed, Jun 1, 2011 at 10:24 PM, Mike Bonner wrote:
> You can do this.
>
> do "result = navigator.appName" in browser
>
> at which point the result will contain "Microsoft Internet Explorer" if
> thats the browser in use.
>
> result = navigator.userAgent returns..
> ; Trident/5.0;
you can use javascript and do in browser command to get the browser version.
On Thu, Jun 2, 2011 at 5:17 AM, Martin Baxter <
mblivec...@harbourhosting.co.uk> wrote:
> On second thoughts I should have had my coffee before replying as you
> are talking about a stack not an irev script and my reply
Use the dgText property. You can operate on this data in a script, and then
reset.
Craig Newman
-Original Message-
From: Van Brollini
To: use-livecode@lists.runrev.com
Sent: Thu, Jun 2, 2011 5:26 am
Subject: Datagrids & arrays
I have a datagrid with 1250 rows and 28 columns.
The
Absolutely agree with you, Steve. I wrote 'HyperManuscript' back in 1986 in
conjunction with Roehampton Institute here in the UK. Far too much before
its time, though.
The problem now is one of critical mass... As you and Andre both point out,
there are now a couple of entrenched standards so the
I have a datagrid with 1250 rows and 28 columns.
The first 13 columns are data to be operated on. The last 15 columns are where
the calculations are to be placed.
I have gone through the datagrid manual and it is still fuzzy on how to get
data OUT of the datagrid to do the calculations and then
Le 1 juin 2011 à 17:41, Andreas Rozek a écrit :
>
> Hello!
>
> I would like to introduce my current project:
>
> The "iPhone Control Kit for LiveCode" contains numerous LiveCode objects
> which emulate the Look-and-Feel of native iPhone controls and, thus,
> simplifies the development of nat
On second thoughts I should have had my coffee before replying as you
are talking about a stack not an irev script and my reply is irrelevant.
In the revlet case I can't recall if there is a simple way off the top
of my head. It is possible, but awkward to get the user agent from
javascript and pa
Hi Kee,
You have to parse out the HTTP_USER_AGENT string yourself I think
This old test script might get you started:
user agent: " & tua & ""
put "offset of MSIE: " & tie & ""
put "offset of Safari: " & tmac & ""
put "offset of Opera: " & topera & ""
put "offset of Gecko: " & tgecko & ""
?>
Sa
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