Thanks, Jim! I will take a peek.
J.
On Apr 22, 2012, at 3:38 PM, Jim Hurley wrote:
> Hi J,
>
> LC can handle the game of 9 ball pool fairly well, and that is fairly
> computationally intensive--handling the collisions between multiple moving
> balls.
>
> You can find it at http://jamesph
Graham Samuel-4 wrote
>
> Thanks very much Hugh Senior, Ken Ray and Mark Smith for their solutions,
> which are going in my scrapbook and then of course into the relevant
> projects.
>
> Graham
>
>
Hi Graham, I was thinking of writing up a quick piece on methods for
handling advisory text for
I'm not certain about the external commands part of the question. Some day soon
I'll try the SDK, see what options I have,
On Apr 22, 2012, at 6:31 PM, Dar Scott wrote:
> That is good news. I have a test system for PPC. I had gotten the
> impression that later versions of Xcode could not do
That is good news. I have a test system for PPC. I had gotten the impression
that later versions of Xcode could not do PPC or universal externals.
However, I just realized that I can't install Mountain Lion Preview 3 on this
computer. So, I'm down to one and a half choices.
Dar
On Apr 22, 2
That's the same as my current setup, and I can build PPC, Intel, Universal, and
Windows versions all at once. Of course, I can't test the PPC one, but could
you not have a simple Mountain Lion setup for development, and keep and old Mac
somewhere just for testing the PPC version?
On Apr 22, 20
On 22.04.2012 at 21:55 Uhr +0100 Andrew Henshaw apparently wrote:
Using the following simple code today (the 22nd April)..
put the date into tDate
convert tDate to seconds
put tDate
Returns 1335049200
Id expect to get a result of 22nd April, but instead Ive fed that
in to a few onl
I'm upgrading my development environment. Based on the pain others seem to
have gone through, I want to make a big jump. However, I want to continue to
build universal externals to support PPC and I'm concerned about multiple iOS
external SDK installations.
My current setup on Snow Leopard:
the internet date will most likely work too so go that way I think!
On Sun, Apr 22, 2012 at 3:02 PM, John Dixon wrote:
>
> the internet date might be what you are looking for
>
>
> >
> > Trying to work with seconds to avoid format issues with dates in
> different countries I keep running into th
You are correct, its a matter of daylight savings time. I believe "the
date" converted to seconds turns into the seconds representing the first
moment of that date IE midnight. Then there is an adjustment for daylight
saving time.
The easiest way around this (if you only care about the date itself
the internet date might be what you are looking for
>
> Trying to work with seconds to avoid format issues with dates in different
> countries I keep running into this issue, and im probably just missing
> something very obvious!
>
> Using the following simple code today (the 22nd April)..
Trying to work with seconds to avoid format issues with dates in different
countries I keep running into this issue, and im probably just missing
something very obvious!
Using the following simple code today (the 22nd April)..
put the date into tDate
convert tDate to seconds
put tDate
Hello Jacqueline, Richard, Mike, Pierre, and Phil,
Thank you for your helpful thoughts on web code security. I think I’ll
prototype with a combination of stacks for sensitive things (I’ll do some
homework on where to place the stacks and how to refer to them) and embedded
lines for innocuous t
Hi J,
LC can handle the game of 9 ball pool fairly well, and that is fairly
computationally intensive--handling the collisions between multiple moving
balls.
You can find it at http://jamesphurley.com/Revolution.html
To download a stack from that web site, get the link and run this in the m
Take a look at your TestFlight Dashboard. That alone will answer a few of your
questions, such as how to invite testers. The other answers should be in their
FAQ
JimL
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Hi J,
I joined the Atari camp with the ST. Had an Amstrad CPC before that. And a
Sinclair zx Spectrum. So I guess I can be counted into the I am old camp too :-D
I once did a Parallax scroller in liveCode (when it was still rev). Might be
fun to dig that one up and try with the accelerated rende
TestFlight has always seemed like overkill to me, if all you want to do is have
beta testers install your app. It may well have powerful tracking features, and
other management tools, but anyone who does use TestFlightApp.com has to
register with them, and has to install a special provisioning t
I'm trying to understand TestFlight and the workflow model it supports so as to
interact with beta tester(s) for my iOS app(s), but so far their FAQ etc
doesn't quite explain the model to a real ignoramus like me.
I know how to develop for iOS using Livecode, and I have got as far as being
able
Hi Trevor and others,
I just looked into "put into url" again and found out that you need to
configure your server to make it work. Apparently, you can't do this in a
.htaccess or php.config file but you need to do this at a higher level.
Currently, I have no server that I can configure this wa
Thanks, Malte. I've downloaded the AnimationEngine trial and will take a look
this afternoon. :)
At this time, I am just playing around, so I will be developing on Mac OS X for
deployment on same. If I get really crazy, I might see how my ideas run on my
BootCamp Windows install. Not lookin
Hi J,
I'd say it really depends on the targeted platform. The weaker the hardware,
the more hoops you need to jump through. Regarding animationEngine: As the
developer of said add on it comes naturally for me to think it is helpful,
however, it is written completely in liveCode. No rocket sienc
Hey, all.
I'd like to experiment with LC for some video game development. Sprite
animation with collision detection, vertical and horizontal landscape
scrolling, etc. Can LC keep up the pace when the number of on-screen objects
gets to a dozen or more? Need special add-ons like the Animation
On Apr 21, 2012, at 8:16 AM, Ian McKnight wrote:
> Hi
>
> I'm am able to launch a file in Excel directly from LC but I do not want to
> hard code the path to excel in my app.
I'm not at my PC to confirm this at the moment, but according to a web search,
you should be able to do this (watch for
On 4/21/12 11:19 AM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Gregory Lypny wrote:
> In developing a site using LiveCode server, I’d be interested in your
> thoughts on keeping prying eyes away from LiveCode scripts. I
> imagine that keeping the scripts in files and stacks, as opposed to
> embedded in web pages,
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