On 21 Jun 2011, at 07:40, Slava Paperno wrote:
> VAR UTF-8
> 194
> 171
> 226
> 128
> 148
> 194
> 187
>
> The FIELD and the VAR UTF-16 reports are entirely predictable, but the VAR
> UTF-8 list is puzzling to me. I expected six bytes, not seven.
I didn't follow the earlier thread, so apologies i
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> Subject: group name persisting
> From: nicon...@gmail.com
> Date: Wed, 22 Jun 2011 14:54:23 +0900
> To: use-livecode@lists.runrev.com
>
> Hi.
>
> I use the group command to group three groups, rename that new group to
> "gpABC", do some stuff to it, and then
Hi.
I use the group command to group three groups, rename that new group to
"gpABC", do some stuff to it, and then ungroup it.
Oddly, if immediately afterwards I regroup the same three groups, the new group
gets named "gpABC" instead of being automatically assigned an I'd number as
happened t
As advised by the good folks on the list, custom properties are capable of
storing Unicode text, but typing it in the Contents window of the property
inspector is not a good idea. Instead, establish the text in a field first,
then assign it to the custom property from the unicodeText of the field.
I like your definition... "a poor man's Unicode." Cute.
Thanks for everything,
Slava
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Hi All...
FWIW, Nice site with some folks developing specific tools and API for
html5 here: http://popcornjs.org/
Might be useful for someone trying to develop RevTool ;-)
John Patten
SUSD
On Jun 21, 2011, at 2:23 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Michael Kann wrote:
> I would like to be abl
Slava,
I made a slider, make it rather wide and add a field where to put the
htmlText into
The slider has this code:
---
on mouseDown
set the endValue of me to the length of field "TextToClick"
end mouseDown
on scrollbarDrag tValue
put round (tValue) into t
Click on the wrench, then About Chrome OS, and in the top bit of text in the
dialog that appears is a More Info link, click that. You then have the choice
of setting Stable, Beta, and Dev - Unstable. I'm on that one!
On Jun 21, 2011, at 5:25 PM, Chipp Walters wrote:
> I couldn't find the devel
Slava,
it worked on a self assembled russian text including em-dash and guillemets
but not on your text.
This works on your text:
--
on mouseUp
lock screen
get word 4 of the clickCharChunk
put it into tSelPos
put 0 into tStartSel
repea
One other thing, when announced, Google mentioned they are not discouraging
hacking the Chromebooks. So, I would imagine someone will figure out a way
to run *some* sort of apps locally.
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I couldn't find the developer option is settings. Can you tell me where you
found it?
I did find an interesting article on "Chromoting" which is described as
desktop sharting from your Chrombook to your PC. Evidently, it's in
development right now, but the idea is you install an extension on your
Michael Kann wrote:
> I would like to be able to download a webpage or an entire website,
> with the css and javascript libraries that go with it. On your
> desktop you isolate all the parts that are "personal" to the webpage;
> basically everything you want to replace with your own material. Out
I take it you know there's a developer option in settings, where you can get OS
updates as they happen? Not sure if that does the offline thing yet, I'm just
doing an update now.
On Jun 21, 2011, at 3:59 PM, Chipp Walters wrote:
> Google is planning for offline mode by the end of the summer.
Google is planning for offline mode by the end of the summer. Certainly,
each to his own-- what works for one, doesn't word for another. I still am
not sure owning a Chromebook and iPad is mutually exclusive-- as I own both,
and use both. Though I've been using my iPad quite a bit less lately...
O
Bernd,
Thanks for the good news, but it doesn't work for me. I must be doing something
wrong. I am using the Russian text from Gogol that Tariel found. It is in the
attached txt file, with the three problem chars. And I'm using the handler you
posted on 6/16. It is in the other attached file. D
Hi Terry and the rest,
Just finished a nice lunch with Jerry and Chris-- two people who have very
different takes on the subject, but both agree with Richard and most of you
regarding one thing: Learning Javascript is important.
Both these guys also know me, and know how I program. Like many of y
Hi Chipp,
This sheds some other light upon this topic. I think the reason why it is such
a torture to work with HTML5 is the lack of a good RAD tool. The guy who
figures out how to do that, is a soon to be rich guy. A development environment
with the ease of use LiveCode offers, that makes behi
Chipp,
I just have to follow Richard, Andre, ... on this.
The way i implement HTML5/CSS3/JS in my LC-server driven apps is not really
complex at all and no far from funny to the end, something in between the
feelings we had, as kids, in playing Lego and Meccano :D
I use HTML templates build on
Actually there is a compile step. The beauty is that it happens in the dev
environment as the app is running, and only to script objects that have been
edited. Try to execute an uncompiled script and it will run like the previously
compiled script.
However, we are talking about a conversion no
I tried a dBase to LC code converter as my first project. I abandoned it
because there were tokens like $ and & that both languages used, but meant
totally different things. Also, dBase (or super sets of dBase) use a thing
called Macro substitution for which there is no equivalent in LC. Finally
Richard and Friends,
Thank you for the stimulating discussion on this thread. I'll throw in some
ideas from the cheap seats.
First, I love you guys and gals to death but it is reality that Livecoders will
never be able to compete with the people writing and maintaining the popular
javascript l
I don't think I could abide the No Network - No Work thing. There are a lot of
things I like to do with the iPad which do not require a network. Book reading
for example. Also I like to map my progress on road trips. Playing games on a
flight, or watching a movie or playing music, all things peo
on Mon, 20 Jun 2011 22:25:07 +0300
Richmond Mathewson wrote:
> http://code.google.com/p/openxion/
> "XION is an xTalk language similar to the ones used by HyperCard,
> SuperCard, and Runtime Revolution."
Interesting project! Hopefully it gain more supporters
from Java developers.
Who could bench
Richard,
That is Fedora 15 running Gnome 3.0. It is very good and it will replace Mac
OS X as my main machine as soon as we get feature parity between the
platforms (revBrowser, I am looking at you).
I am running vanilla Fedora 15, with no tweaks or anything, just the plain
OS. I've installed Liv
Andre Garzia wrote:
I just can't resist, this thread is just too good.
Here is a movie I just recorded:
http://andregarzia.com/movies/revimpossible.mp4
Is that Gnome 3? Which distro are you using?
Looks nice.
--
Richard Gaskin
Fourth World
LiveCode training and consulting: http://www.fo
Chipp Walters wrote:
So, if we focus on where the puck WILL be-- is it fair to say it's headed in
the direction of HTML5 web apps? I dunno, but it is interesting to
consider
One of the aspects of the current RunRev product line that may be easy
to forget is that they're all essentially th
On Mon, Jun 20, 2011 at 11:47 PM, Andrew Kluthe wrote:
> Ahhh ok, how do I stop that without having to duplicate datagrids?
> Impossible?
Place the data grid inside of a containing group and then share the
containing group among cards.
--
Trevor DeVore
Blue Mango Learning Systems
LiveCode Re
On Tue, Jun 21, 2011 at 2:19 AM, Chipp Walters wrote:
> John,
>
> Wow. Looks great. I look forward to trying the iPad version ;-)
> --
> Chipp Walters
> CEO, Shafer Walters Group, Inc.
>
>
I don't think there is a need for an iPad specific version since a radio
button toggles between all of the v
Hi from Beautiful Brittany,
I agree with Tim.
Firstly, I use "Do" functions every day, and run
up "Do" statements of many lines (building it up
in a variable). effectively making mistakes in
the generation until I get it right !
Couldn't do without the "Do" statement, but I guess
that many Live
Slava,
no contribution to the puzzle but maybe to more sleep: the HTMLText works
for selecting «—» and copying it. And all words afterwards.
No order in the chaotic universe, just managing it, word by word :)
Kind regards
Bernd
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Without looking at it, this non-gui xtalk sounds somewhat similar to
GNU Smalltalk:
http://www.gnu.org/software/smalltalk/manual/html_node/Starting-Smalltalk.html#Starting-Smalltalk
gst can still load and save a smalltalk image, but it is an image with
no gui. I haven't used gst, I just liked th
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