I think the acid test here is to use sqlite3 vs Livecode, since sqlite3 is
the official command line tool for sqlite and likely to be more efficient
than any other browsing tool. I tested a select * from a table with about
48,000 records in it, using a datagrid versus an LC screen that invoked
sql
No, it's not the same one.
Looking at the SQLabs site, SQLabs "developed from scratch a brand new
ListBox that is able to display an infinite number of rows and columns in
just few milliseconds. This is a fundamental base control for the app."
They've been optemising their product since 2003, it w
Check these stacks from UDI: getEXIF
http://homepage.mac.com/udi/stack/getExif11.hqx
http://homepage.mac.com/udi/stack/getExif12.hqx
http://homepage.mac.com/udi/stack/getExif13.hqx
If you are using Windows, you could use UUDeview
to extract the stacks from these HQX files:
http://www.miken.com/uu
Check these command-line utilities that you could
use from LiveCode: jHead and ExifTools
http://runtime-revolution.278305.n4.nabble.com/OT-Free-EXIF-command-line-utility-td293858.html
Chipp Walters wrote:
>[OT] Free EXIF command line utility
> I noticed this today:
> http://www.sentex.net/~mwand
Hi Michael,
Michael Doub wrote
>
> Is there a livecode library that allows editing of a jpeg image meta data?
>
Some years ago, Alex Tweedly wrote the stack "Exif Lib"
http://www.tweedly.org/showpage.lc?page=EXIFLib
If you use Nabble to search this mail list, you would find
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Hi Mr. Yoshino,
Takashi Yoshino wrote
>
> How can I get string width?
>
Iwas ready to answer, when I noticed the message
from Devin Asay:
> Try the formattedWidth of [chunk]. For example:
> put the formattedWidth of word 2 to 5 of fld 1 into stringWidth
Hopefully this property works fine w
Thanks, Kay. This was running in the IDE. I tried starting the IDE, then
opening the stack. Still didn't work OK.
Then I tried saving as a standalone and that revealed the apparent problem,
which was two lines of code in another handler in the stack script. This
handler also ran OK previously u
Do you mean the number of characters?
put the number of characters of X
or
put length(X)
Or do you mean the width in a field to take into account the font etc?
put the formattedWidth of field X
Cheers
Monte
On 05/03/2012, at 1:42 PM, 吉野 孝 wrote:
> Hi, Experts!
>
> How can I get string wi
On Mar 4, 2012, at 7:42 PM, 吉野 孝 wrote:
> Hi, Experts!
>
> How can I get string width?
>
> I would like to string width…
Try the formattedWidth of [chunk]. For example:
put the formattedWidth of word 2 to 5 of fld 1 into stringWidth
Hope this helps.
Devin
Devin Asay
Humanities Technology
Hi, Experts!
How can I get string width?
I would like to string width…
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Is there a livecode library that allows editing of a jpeg image meta data?
Thanks
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Sorry, the clipBoardData is a property, of course:
on mouseup
get the clipBoardData
if the hilite of the target then set the clipBoardData to it & return & the
short name of the target --"name" option
if the hilite of the target then set the clipBoardData to it & return & the
yourProp of t
Charles.
I don't know how your data is set up. Do you have fields associated with each
checkBox? Is the name of the checkBox the actual statement? Or perhaps a
property of each checkBox holds the statement?
Anyway, if you have a few checkBox buttons, each with a behavior or maybe a
mouseUp h
The function to do that is:
set the clipboardData["text"] to "whatever text you want"
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Impossible to understand this out of context.
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On Mar 4, 2012, at 2:04 PM, Cal Horner wrote:
> Hi Bob
>
> No, nothing as sophisticated as that.
>
> Check the second paragraph of my first posting. It was vanilla LC 5.0.2
I have completed a number of projects with Rev but none has every involved
creating an app that copies text to a clipboard to paste into a word processing
document.
I want to code an small utility app where the user selects statements by
checking a checkbox for each statement so that it is put
Hi Bob
No, nothing as sophisticated as that.
Check the second paragraph of my first posting. It was vanilla LC 5.0.2.
Cal
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Does exists a list of recommended
layout styles for resizable programs?
Or at least a guide of Do's and Dont's...
Al
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Hi Ken,
Excellent script! :-D
Many Thanks for sharing this gem.
Works better and faster than
my first script.
Your comment about the
frame order of the spinning vase
is correct too.
It was really easy to reorder
the frames using gimp.
Many thanks again!
Al
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Hi Colin & Thomas,
Thanks for writing on a Sunday afternoon!
Yes, this was it exactly.
On 04/03/2012 17:09, Colin Holgate wrote:
specialFolderPath("engine")
use:
specialFolderPath("Documents")
My code now gets a little bit farther...and then crashed with one of
those cryptic errors about 'r
You can't write into the application engine directory, but you can write into
the application document directory. Instead of using:
specialFolderPath("engine")
use:
specialFolderPath("Documents")
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There are a few reserved names for folders and places where you can put them. A
little code could help figure this one out.
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On Mar 4, 2012, at 11:35 AM, Ken Corey wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I found a /hugely/ useful error message ju
Hi All,
I found a /hugely/ useful error message just now.
My app is called "WriteOn.app", at least for the moment.
Hi All,
I'm hoping someone can help.
I called 'create folder' with the path to my app on my iPad:
/var/mobile/Applications/706ECCCF-DC1D-42F1-B71E-F3D96610DAEF/WriteOn.app/Downlo
See 'resizeable' in the dictionary for a full explanation, you can set the
property in any script, (preOpenStack makes sense) with…
set the resizable of this stack to true
…or use the checkbox in the 'size & position' pane of the stack inspector.
Whichever setting you use for the stack
The frames of the vase are in the opposite order of the globe.
Rearrange the frames in the opposite order (I did it in GIMP in < 1
minute). For the vase, frame 2 becomes frame 12, frame 3 becomes 11,
4->10, 5->9, 6->8. It's just swapping the two frames.
Also, the movement felt wrong to me.
I don't know if SQLiteManager for Firefox is the same one I use (from SQLabs)
but it display all the records in one time (I can scroll all the list).
But thank you for the suggestion, If necessary I'm going to display only a part
of the records with a next button, even if I don't like very much
No, in LiveCode, it takes 138 milliseconds more to display the result. In
SQLiteManager, I don't now how many time it takes to display the result. But
visually, it takes about 1 second to query and display the records in LiveCode
and it is nearly instantaneous in SQLiteManager.
Le 4 mars 2012
Almost every day I get these marvellous e-mail messages from
well-wishers that spur me onto new ideas
with Livecode!
Well, for want of anything else to do, I have been trying to enlarge . . .
. . . a standalone, after it has been built as a standalone:
While a stack is a stack one can drag the
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