Hello camarades,
All my best wishes for this new year.
Tous mes meilleurs vœux pour cette nouvelle année 2012.
René
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How do I set the loc of the cursor? By script, of course.
Jim
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Has anyone found or created a way to achieve "print card" from iOS on an iPhone
or iPad to an Air Print enabled wireless printer?
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Todd-
Sunday, January 1, 2012, 4:40:47 PM, you wrote:
> It appears from my testing that if one use dispatch with out a target
Why would you want to do this? The only time I issue a dispatch
without a target is in a behavior script, and in that case the message
is delivered to the parent object,
It's odd, perhaps, when you consider that earlier mobile phone software, such
as Symbian s60, offered manually-adjustable sound recording levels at least as
far back as 2005. Perhaps the capability will be rolled-out over time with
revisions to iOS and Android. But I would guess that many people
Kresten-
Sunday, January 1, 2012, 3:55:07 PM, you wrote:
> I cannot imagine that something like this should be impossible in livecode
This seems like a prime candidate for a frontscript. The simplest way
might be to use a global variable (warning - untested):
global gSelectedID
put empty into g
As a follow up…
It appears from my testing that if one use dispatch with out a target in a
frontScript that the message travels through the frontScirpt and the drops
down the message path to Libraries or BackScripts. No regular Stacks or
cards or controls get the message. So custom messages just
Since you need to start a process that sets up the selection process, why not
set a custom property as well? You would modify the button scripts so that they
only proceed if the correct value of that property is read.
In that way, the new button handlers would check the property at the outset,
Would it work for you if you got the ID of the button on a mouseEnter ?
> I am trying to script a handler guiding (through Answer dialogue) user of
> standalone to select first one arbitrary existing button, to put its ID in a
> variable and (new answer-dialogue) then another existing button,
I am trying to script a handler guiding (through Answer dialogue) user of
standalone to select first one arbitrary existing button, to put its ID in a
variable and (new answer-dialogue) then another existing button, to collect its
Id into another variable, - for(new answer-dialogue) connecting
Sound in the web world, I've discovered, is a battle-ravaged mess by the
time it gets to user, further exacerbated by the trend toward hiding or
eliminating controls, enabling players to start at the loudest volume
possible, and hypercompression and clueless recording by content providers.
I'm not
hi gang, I'm gathering from this conversation that the aim is being able to
add extra data into livecode's htmltext, presumably to add extra control
over display of fields, and build it all into a package. I may have brought
this up before, but if I might interject an idea (or call it a workaround)
Nice one, Richard. Could have sworn there was an undocumented tag,
but must have mis-remembered.
Hugh Senior
FLCo
Hugh Senior wrote:
> Can someone please remind me of the syntax to include a 'private' tag in
the
> htmlText (one that can contain string data and is not removed by LC)?
So far the
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