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On 18 December 2011 11:41, Bob Earp wrote:
> The Problem:
> I support a bunch of seniors located around the world that wish to share
> files on occasions. Small files are OK as t
Randy,
Nifty suggestion. I'll have to remember it for the future.
Unfortunately it doesn't help as the app just crashes and quits without
displaying the error.
Bill Vlahos
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On 12/18/11 6:27 PM, Alex Tweedly wrote:
Thanks, I have now tried that, but it jut gives me "can't find handler"
on libUrlSetSSLVerification.
I don't think I need it on the desktop because Google has (I'm sure) a
valid certificate, so it ought to be the same for revserver.
A few releases ago t
Hi Andre,
Andre Garzia-3 wrote
>
> For many years, I used Altuit MagicCarpet as my tool for managing team
> projects. It is great. It is the only tool that understands livecode
> stacks, so this is a plus.
> For my server side work and personal work, I tend to use mercurial because
> it allows t
Alejandro,
For many years, I used Altuit MagicCarpet as my tool for managing team
projects. It is great. It is the only tool that understands livecode
stacks, so this is a plus.
For my server side work and personal work, I tend to use mercurial because
it allows to easy sharing with bitbucket. Li
Hi all,
Recently, a software developer explained me in
detail about the system that their team uses
in their platform of choice to develop their software
and this makes me wonder how did the profesional
developers works as a team in this platform.
Thanks in advance!
Al
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Have you tried adding this handler to your stack script?
on errorDialog pExecutionError, pParseError
answer "An error occurred on line: " & item 2 of line 1 of pExecutionError
end errorDialog
be well,
randy
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On Dec 18, 2011, at 7:17 PM, Bill Vlahos wrote:
> I have an app that works fine
I have an app that works fine on Desktop computers but when I run it in the
simulator it crashes the app when I do a particular thing. I've looked at all
the code I don't see anything that should fail.
Since I'm running it in the simulator I can't tell why it is crashing. How can
I debug it?
B
Hi Andre,
Andre Garzia-3 wrote
>
> iOS builds are ARM Executables. Usually made from Objective-C but anything
> that builds for ARM and that can interface with iOS/MacOS libraries and
> frameworks is good to go.
> I have no clue about android. I assume it is some sort of Dalvik VM
> bytecode thi
Alejandro,
iOS builds are ARM Executables. Usually made from Objective-C but anything
that builds for ARM and that can interface with iOS/MacOS libraries and
frameworks is good to go.
I have no clue about android. I assume it is some sort of Dalvik VM
bytecode thingy but I don't know.
cheers
And
Many Thanks!
My Best Wishes for
everyone of you in
this New Year.
Al
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Hi All,
I am just curious about Android builds:
Are these compiled Java programs?
And iOS builds, Are C# compiled programs?
Thanks in advance!
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Hi All,
I uploaded a new version of the stack "Analize Binary Files":
http://andregarzia.on-rev.com/alejandro/stacks/Analize%20_Binary_files03.livecode
http://at.livecodejournal.com/stacks/Analize%20_Binary_files03.livecode
Many Thanks to Andre Garzia and Richard Gaskin
for allowing me to store
Thanks, I have now tried that, but it jut gives me "can't find handler"
on libUrlSetSSLVerification.
I don't think I need it on the desktop because Google has (I'm sure) a
valid certificate, so it ought to be the same for revserver.
-- Alex.
On 19/12/2011 00:01, Bernard Devlin wrote:
I have
I haven't use on-rev or the rev server. But you could try:
libUrlSetSSLVerification false
That bypasses certificate verification. I would have thought you
would need that on the desktop too. I think there was once some
discussion about where to place .pem files in order to get desktop
apps to
Trying to use the following script (works fine on desktop) on my on-rev
account
https://google.co.uk";) into temp
put the result && the number of chars in temp
?>
and it gives me
error error setting certificate verify locations: CAfile:
/etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt CApath: none 0
I have received this error when:
1) Installing app from an apk using "sign with my key" after using the
test button on the real device.
2) Using the test button on the real device then installing from an apk
using "sign with my key"
This may also be a problem using a dev certificate. S
Ken Ray wrote:
On Dec 17, 2011, at 7:08 PM, Joe Lewis Wilkins wrote:
But then we have the "as sheet" parameter do we not?
For Mac, yes… but not for any other OS…
Yes and no: the "sheet" effect only works on OS X where that's the
convention, but using the "as sheet" option on Windows (and
Hi Bob,
A much easier route is Dropbox. This is free and allows folders and files to
be shared with other Dopbox users.
https://www.dropbox.com/help/19 https://www.dropbox.com/help/19
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My software never has bugs. It just develops random features.
PointandSee is a FREE simp
Bob-
Sunday, December 18, 2011, 11:41:52 AM, you wrote:
> Before I start to create something from scratch, it came to mind
> that somebody may have already written something with similar
> features. Anybody know of such ?
You might consider one of the free web services for this. I use
MediaFire
Bob Earp wrote:
The Problem:
I support a bunch of seniors located around the world that wish to share files
on occasions. Small files are OK as they get attached to eMail, but large
files are a bugger. Unfortunately the site being used is on a shared server,
so web site solutions such as Re
Bob,
Andre has put an Stack called "ftp commander" to revonline.
http://revonline2.runrev.com/stack/516/FTP-Commander
Maybe you can start with that stack.
HTH,
Matthias
Am 18.12.2011 um 20:41 schrieb Bob Earp:
> The Problem:
> I support a bunch of seniors located around the world that wish
Hi,
I have some very old FTP client, called extFTP. I think I could put the source
code in the private section of my website, which is accessible after a donation.
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The Problem:
I support a bunch of seniors located around the world that wish to share files
on occasions. Small files are OK as they get attached to eMail, but large
files are a bugger. Unfortunately the site being used is on a shared server,
so web site solutions such as Remository time-out.
>From the centre of the universe (White Rock, British Columbia), here's
>thanking everybody on the list for fantastic support over the last year, I
>don't know of another developer group that supports each other so well.
Do have some very happy and safe holidays, and I wish you all a healthy
Alejandro,
As always, you come through in amazing ways.
Mike
--- On Sun, 12/18/11, Alejandro Tejada wrote:
From: Alejandro Tejada
Subject: Re: Scripts for reading and writing binary files
To: use-revolut...@lists.runrev.com
Date: Sunday, December 18, 2011, 10:00 AM
Hi Michael,
Michael Kann
Hi Michael,
Michael Kann wrote
>
> It might be helpful to extract any ASCII text which is embedded in the
> binary. Then you can see what kind of file you're working with.
> Example:
> Standard MIDI music files have the ASCII code for "MThd" (4D 54 68 64)
> Overview here:
> http://en.wikipedia.
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