Tim,
Perhaps have a set of 'view' cards, together with an 'input' card (or substack)
for data entry that traps the various videos and field data, This input card
could have a 'save' button script to create the new 'view' card, copy the
images and data to specific locations and add them to the ap
Tim,
I may be misreading your plan, or some of its details, but if I were to
design what I think you are designing, I would not want to put a lot of
images on scrolling backgrounds. I would use a database, like SQLite, and
create a record for each item in your collection of data. If one item of
yo
Greetings,
I thought I knew how to do this, but it isn't working out.
I'm making a stack that will help me practice identifying birds. One card per
species. Images and songs, mostly, plus a few fields for habitat, seasonality
and so on. Some fields and buttons will be common to all cards, but m
--- On Mon, 6/13/11, Maarten Koopmans wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Is there a way to send or receive multicast in livecode? I
> want to use that
> with a TTL=2 so devices on the same network can discover
> each other
> (cross-platform).
>
> Thanks,
>
> Maarten
>
Hi Maarten,
LiveCOde has no built-in supp
Thanks Gerry - seems like getting my app to 'suspend' was a one-off glitch
that I can't repeat - like you say, it always quits now. So, it seems that
the shutdown message is the only one that gets sent - for the moment I think
we'll just implement an automated save and tell our students that's what
I just save all the stuff I need to to .txt files every time the app quits, and
reload it on startup. For my situation that provides the neatest way to
implement the "suspension" and "resumption" of an app. In your case perhaps you
can save the data then ask if they want it restored when they op
What¹s the best way to handle the situation when a user exits an iOS app by
clicking the home button and what messages are sent? Our app has a data
entry component and typically we¹d ask the user if they wanted to save their
stuff before they exited but clicking the home button just exits immediate
Maarten,
Broadcasting is quite unreliable in LiveCode. Soemtimes it works, sometimes it
doesn't. I use a repeat loop to send a brief code to all IP addresses over UDP.
This triggers clients to tell the server they exist. An example doing this is
Clipboard Link http://clipboardlink.economy-x-tal
I guess that' a no, then :'(
--Maarten
Op 13 jun. 2011 10:16 schreef "Maarten Koopmans"
het volgende:
>
> Hi,
>
> Is there a way to send or receive multicast in livecode? I want to use
that with a TTL=2 so devices on the same network can discover each other
(cross-platform).
>
> Thanks,
>
> Maar
Hi, Geoff. Here's a way to memoize without parsing the functions' arguments,
so commas won't be a pain.
local sMemo
function memoize pFunctionName, pParam1, pParam2
local tDigest
put md5( the params ) into tDigest
if tDigest is among the keys of sMemo then
get sMemo[ tDigest ]
Jacqueline,
thanks, thats what i thought with corruption that it would be much
more dramatic than this. here are the odd things though that still
dont fit. all groups were named uniquely.
a) this particular card and its groups (groups not used on any other
cards) were created in probably
I have a trial version of my software which I have limited the
functionality. I am possibly looking into changing this into a timed
trial version (ie. 15 days).
Are there any good examples of this anywhere? Trying to figure out
how to store the date the application is installed...without making
Hi Mark,
thanks for jumping in.
In my case the old workaround with an background image for the whole group
did the trick to catch the message. So I can put the handler into the group
and don't have to check for anything else.
Just wanted to know, if there is something more sophisticated. But as you
Le 14 juin 2011 à 11:58, Keith Clarke a écrit :
> Agreed - and revIgniter is wonderful, too. But cloud services built in this
> environment are not sellable to Enterprise customers if the underlying server
> is an unknown technology, stagnating in a pre-beta release state.
>
> If revServer is
Hi Tiemo,
I think you need to perceive a group as an object without surface. There is no
area to catch the message. If you want it to interact with the group, catch the
message at card or stack level, make sure that the target isn't a field or
button and check that the mouseLoc is within the re
Hi all,
using LC 4.5.1 the mousewheel for vscroll is captured in a field, but still
not in a group.
I have seen some old threads about how to capture it with rawkeydown and an
additional background image in the group to get it work everywhere within
the group.
I didn't find anything new, but wan
Agreed - and revIgniter is wonderful, too. But cloud services built in this
environment are not sellable to Enterprise customers if the underlying server
is an unknown technology, stagnating in a pre-beta release state.
If revServer is really as good as we all think, why hasn't RunRev released
It's not at all the rule of LC-Server to handle HTML, CSS, JS, AJAX for us, nor
PHP or Java does. See the usefull Ralf Bitter's RevIgniter solution for this
(or any of the great JQuery, Mootools, etc... options), if needed. LC-Server is
a professional grade server-side engine, no less, no more..
Le 14 juin 2011 à 09:30, Keith Clarke a écrit :
> and those investing in the revServer prerelease programme have the right to
> be quite miffed; having received no ROI.
LC-Server is a mostly amazing great server-side solution "as is". It's, in my
experience, lots most advanced than JBoss, Tomc
On 06/14/2011 08:32 AM, Judy Perry wrote:
On Tue, 14 Jun 2011, Richmond Mathewson wrote:
Where did Lewis get the name 'Aslan' ?
It's the name of a fingerspelling font.
Oh, wait... that's Amslan.
Judy
I'll be here, goofed out, for the rest of the week.
Turkish for "lion"
___
Manipulating an external png behaves differently to manipulating a
screenshot.
- If I import a transparent png of rotated text and reduce the dimensions,
the printed result retains the increased pixel density and gives a crisp
result.
- If I export a screenshot of the same text at 3x font size to
What is lacking *is* revServer - it's prerelease and now hasn't been touched
for over a year, except for the recent minor clean-up of library requirements
to ease Linux installation of the pre-release. There is no current general
release LiveCode server deployment product that can serve HTML pag
Hi Stephen,
thanks for your offer to help me… I found my old sound files on an another HD
;-), so for now it's ok. But for future needs, this feature will be of use…
Greets,
Christian
Le 13 juin 2011 à 21:31, stephen barncard a écrit :
> No, I don't want my currently crappy-looking code to b
I totally, totally agree to you, Keith !
Christian
from Luxembourg
Le 14 juin 2011 à 09:30, Keith Clarke a écrit :
> One might argue that it is actually RunRev that is missing something
> strategic here - the potential and impact of HTML5.
>
> When I invested in Revolution a year ago, things
What is lacking in Rev Server that prevents the application of html5 ? That
doesn't make sense.
On 14 June 2011 00:30, Keith Clarke wrote:
> One might argue that it is actually RunRev that is missing something
> strategic here - the potential and impact of HTML5.
>
> When I invested in Revolution
One might argue that it is actually RunRev that is missing something strategic
here - the potential and impact of HTML5.
When I invested in Revolution a year ago, things were looking very promising
for its potential for true cross-platform application development. RunRev had
just announced the
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