On 9/15/11 11:58 PM, Scott Rossi wrote:
Recently, Jacque Landman Gay wrote:
I was just reading some articles today about Android's prominence and
promise, and how, given Apple's long time to market, some companies are
choosing more often to deploy first on Android. But the flip side of
that was
Recently, Jacque Landman Gay wrote:
> I was just reading some articles today about Android's prominence and
> promise, and how, given Apple's long time to market, some companies are
> choosing more often to deploy first on Android. But the flip side of
> that was discussed in another article I rea
There have been recent discussions about cross platform font issues. My
problem is, at the moment, confined to the platform I'm working on, i.e. Mac
OS X.
I've built a number of stacks for my students, pretty simple stuff with at
least two text fields, one for Chinese, the other for Roman. No prob
While searching the archives I came across Richard Gaskin's post of earlier
this year regarding a better way to read list. Does anybody know if this got
finished and published ? If so, where can I get hold of a copy please.
best, Bob...
> And yet another option is a list reader stack Mark St
On Thu, Sep 15, 2011 at 10:14 PM, Chipp Walters wrote:
> Hi Dar,
>
>
> Thankfully, our
> customers prefer Android to iOS by a significant margin-- but the LC
> Android
> build capabilities are still lagging behind
> It's hard enough for us to try and get an Apple developer license. Imagine
> how confusing this process would be for our client! And, what would they do
> with it? Remember, they're a marketing group. They would rather we keep
> track of the technology for now.
I totally agree Chipp but you don
On Thu, Sep 15, 2011 at 6:52 PM, Richard Gaskin
wrote:
>
> Maybe. Personally I think piracy is overrated in terms of sales impact.
>
Perhaps. But in the case of mobile phones, not so fast. Here's why.
As commercial developers, we all pretty much know our job is to deter the
casual pirate-- the
Hi Dar,
We already use Ad Hoc provisioning with apps-- the problem is, they time out
and are only available to a total of 100 users cumulative for all apps from
a single developer. So, it's not really a solution, and furthermore, Apple
frowns on it, and as you know, no one wants to make Apple angr
Well, the crazier thing is actually that I'm the IT person in this case
and good luck to hackers finding my server space, as it's among the 11
million websites removed from Google's database for being a free co.cc
top-level domain. You can't begin to imagine how many panicked emails
I've recei
On Sep 15, 2011, at 5:01 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
> The spread of malware
...
Perhaps this is an important issue this century. Apple's policies are part of
the industry learning process in dealing with this.
Dar
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On Sep 15, 2011, at 4:51 PM, Monte Goulding wrote:
> My reading of it was your customer would need the enterprise license not you.
> Is that wrong?
Yeah, that is my impression. I suspect I didn't understand Chipp's need. Not
that I know anything; that is just the impression I got.
http://deve
J. Landman Gay wrote:
Android users seem to be far more brutal in their reviews. Both
platforms have their share of users who don't read the description or
the docs and then mark down an app for not doing something it wasn't
written to do. But it seems that many perfectly fine Android apps get
tr
J. Landman Gay wrote:
I was just reading some articles today about Android's prominence and
promise, and how, given Apple's long time to market, some companies are
choosing more often to deploy first on Android. But the flip side of
that was discussed in another article I read, which talked about
On 9/15/11 6:01 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
I was just reading some articles today about Android's prominence and
promise, and how, given Apple's long time to market, some companies are
choosing more often to deploy first on Android.
A couple of other thoughts. I've been mulling this over for so
On 9/15/11 5:25 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Given that for nearly every person who chooses iOS two choose Android,
it looks like it's off to a reasonably good start:
I was just reading some articles today about Android's prominence and
promise, and how, given Apple's long time to market, some c
Richard,
Thanks.That had been my assumption. Maybe the VM Fusion 4, just released, may
resolve some of those issues. I'm really only coding for the Mac market anyway.
If they like what I do and want to use it, they can switch to a Mac. (smile)
That's been my credo for the past 25 years. Not to
On 16/09/2011, at 7:08 AM, Chipp Walters wrote:
> So, our customer would like us to build both an iOS and Android app for
> their advisers. I thought this should be simple. Let's see-- for Apple,
> we'll need an Enterprise license and for Android we'll need..hmmm. zippo.
> Just build and deploy o
Joe Lewis Wilkins wrote:
> I guess my only concern to this would be: is the quality of the
> applications as good and versatile on Android as on iOS? For example:
> how about the uses of music and voices? My Windows versions of my Mac
> Apps in which I use sound of almost any kind really sucks!
Hi Fellas,
I guess my only concern to this would be: is the quality of the applications as
good and versatile on Android as on iOS? For example: how about the uses of
music and voices? My Windows versions of my Mac Apps in which I use sound of
almost any kind really sucks! Also, I just use a Ma
I'm running the latest version of the simulator and with LC 4.6.4 it now works,
but with 4.6.3 and earlier it doesn't.
Gerry
-- http://gerryorkin.com
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Chipp Walters wrote:
...
So, of course Apple wants another 300 bucks, what's new. You don't get to be
the richest company in the US by not being greedy, and certainly developers
are a good source of revenue. OK, fine. Now, first thing it turns out you
also need, is a D&B rating (Dunn & Bradstreet
Ok, will try that.
Thanks.
On Sep 15, 2011, at 1:21 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
> On 9/15/11 2:06 PM, James Little wrote:
>>
>> Do you know, will it be possible to load local files in the simulator
>> in a future LiveCode build? Or is this too much to expect with the
>> simulator?
>
> I don't
So, our customer would like us to build both an iOS and Android app for
their advisers. I thought this should be simple. Let's see-- for Apple,
we'll need an Enterprise license and for Android we'll need..hmmm. zippo.
Just build and deploy on Android (sweet!)
So, of course Apple wants another 300
On 9/15/11 2:06 PM, James Little wrote:
Do you know, will it be possible to load local files in the simulator
in a future LiveCode build? Or is this too much to expect with the
simulator?
I don't think it's a LiveCode issue, it's probably the old version of
the simulator I'm using. Dixie say
On 9/15/11 2:34 PM, John Dixon wrote:
Sorry Jacque... loading a local file DOES work in the simulator...
Ah, okay. Good to know. It's probably my version of the simulator, I
haven't updated yet to the latest. I guess it's time to brace for the
gigabyte download. I wasn't sure if it would wor
Sorry Jacque... loading a local file DOES work in the simulator...
Dixie
> On Sep 14, 2011, at 8:21 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
>
> > Okay. Solved.
> > Loading a local file does NOT work in the simulator. My script, which is
> > similar to all your examples, works great on my real live iPad.
Do you know, will it be possible to load local files in the simulator in a
future LiveCode build? Or is this too much to expect with the simulator?
Jim L.
On Sep 14, 2011, at 8:21 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
> Okay. Solved.
>
> Loading a local file does NOT work in the simulator. My scrip
On Thu, Sep 15, 2011 at 3:53 PM, Alessandro Pisoni
wrote:
>
> I have a datagrid consists of 10 columns in a datagrid. the first 4 columns
> arenormal to insert the data. from column 5 in row I inserted a template
> field and I have to format the amount in euros. then I want that pressing the
>
Ben Rubinstein wrote:
Is there still a way to build a standalone using current LiveCode, that can
operate on a Linux box that can only be accessed on the command line?
I've been able to build standalones that behave well when run from the
command line provided I launch them with the -ui flag a
On 14/09/2011 16:43, Mark Wieder wrote:
Ben-
Wednesday, September 14, 2011, 6:01:05 AM, you wrote:
I'm catching on late to the removal of the command-line options from Rev 4.0
onwards.
Specifically, I have a current application which is sometimes run
interactively, but can also be run non-i
The crazy thing about these old password policies is most password systems
cannot be brute forced anymore, because they employ a lockout policy which
makes an automated brute force method impossible. Suggest to the IT guy at your
university that he enable the lockout policy of your domain, and t
Instead of writing to a file each time, write to a global variable, then write
out the variable to a file at the end of processing.
Bob
On Sep 15, 2011, at 4:40 AM, Andrew Henshaw wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Ive got an application that quite happily runs along at an acceptable speed
> on my Macs, but
3 I believe if you are using the full path. The extra slash means "The boot
volume" as in /Users or /Library. If SpecialFolderPath returns the full path to
the special folder then 2 should do it. I just checked and it does so the 2
slashes are all you need. I also entered your bit of code into t
On 09/15/2011 07:39 PM, Judy Perry wrote:
On Thu, 15 Sep 2011, Richmond Mathewson wrote:
The only problem about random nonsense passwords is that, once
chosen, they stop being random and have to be remembered.
--Right, and my university is quite insistent that we must change our
passwords ev
On Thu, 15 Sep 2011, Richmond Mathewson wrote:
The only problem about random nonsense passwords is that, once chosen, they
stop being random and have to be remembered.
--Right, and my university is quite insistent that we must change our
passwords every six months, and the new one cannot be a
On Thu, Sep 15, 2011 at 8:30 AM, Andrew Henshaw wrote:
> Yes, the Windows spec is pretty similar to my slower macs, but the
> performance is significantly different, for example adding a few items at
> once takes a fraction of a second on the mac, but about 2 seconds on the
> windows machine s
I don't know about best practice. Here are some thoughts.
If I suspect some particular section of code, I bracket it with timing scripts.
If your problem is on the order of 2 seconds, then you can call a handler
before and a hander afterward. The first saves the long seconds and the second
g
Hi, Marc. I hadn't thought about it, but it would be straight forward
to recreate in another language :)
On 15/09/2011 12:28, Marc Siskin wrote:
John,
I would be interested in your App. As a language technology person, I wonder
if you are thinking of offering languages other than English.
Andrew,
What I like to do is use a couple of time markers:
put the milliseconds into a_milli
put the milliseconds into b_milli
Start at the top with both together and you should get zero (to check that it
is working).
Keep moving the b_milli marker down until you find the problem.
At the bott
Hiya,
Gosh that was quick!
I must have brainfreeze.
I went in and had a look at permissions on the file. It wasn't set as an
executeable.
So, as root, I set it to executeable. And it fired right up.
hmmm...sigh... maybe I really am getting old...
cheers
And maybe this will help some other 's
I have a datagrid consists of 10 columns in a datagrid. the first 4 columns
arenormal to insert the data. from column 5 in row I inserted a template field
and I have to format the amount in euros. then I want that pressing the tab key
the cursor goesto the other column 6 where even there I ente
help help, I have some big problems with the fields in the datagrid and the
tutorialsare not clear enough about using someone can help me?
thanks
Cordiali Saluti
Alessandro Pisoni
System.ini di Pisoni Alessandro
Via Grandi,5
20062 Cassano d'Adda (MI)
Tel 0363-361487 Fax 1782260060 Cell. 335
Hi,
I have been running with Ubuntu 10.10 for a little while now. Very happy
with it. I even went so far as to install Livecode 4.6.1 on it. So happy was
I that I decided to take the full plunge and go 'totally' Linux (if Ubuntu
is such). It installed fine, though I can't for the life of me remembe
Thanks Roger,
Yes, the Windows spec is pretty similar to my slower macs, but the
performance is significantly different, for example adding a few items at once
takes a fraction of a second on the mac, but about 2 seconds on the windows
machine so Im sure there is a big code issue there, and
On Thu, Sep 15, 2011 at 7:40 AM, Andrew Henshaw wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Ive got an application that quite happily runs along at an acceptable speed
> on my Macs, but on Windows systems it seems to struggle.
>
> Im trying to pin down the parts of the code that I need to look at so I can
> work out what i
Hi,
Ive got an application that quite happily runs along at an acceptable speed on
my Macs, but on Windows systems it seems to struggle.
Im trying to pin down the parts of the code that I need to look at so I can
work out what is happening. My best guess would be the interaction with the
sql
John,
I would be interested in your App. As a language technology person, I wonder
if you are thinking of offering languages other than English.
Thanks,
Marc
On Sep 15, 2011, at 4:27 AM, John Craig wrote:
> If anyone else has time and would like to test the spelling app for iPad,
> drop me
Hi John,
I shall be glad to give it a try... Please forward a promo code accordingly.
Thanks,
- Boo
-Original Message-
From: John Craig
Sent: Thursday, September 15, 2011 3:27 AM
To: How to use LiveCode
Subject: Spelling app promo codes
If anyone else has time and would like to test
If anyone else has time and would like to test the spelling app for
iPad, drop me a line and I'll send a promo code - still have plenty left.
The iPhone version is still waiting review/approval.
:)
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On 09/15/2011 12:42 AM, Judy Perry wrote:
I tried doing the "random nonsense passwords" exactly once and ended
up having to log in most of my students myself by hand. Never again.
Now I make their account logins and passwords the same thing:
FirstInitialLastname. I think it's okay to assume
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