Are you delivering your stack on desktop? When playing an imported sound,
any call to play the sound will immediately halt playback of any currently
playing sound. One way to avoid clipping playback of a sound is to check if
the sound is "done". You can use a repeat loop along with "if the sound
Hello All,
For a spinning wheel-of-fortune effect, I want a "ding" sound to
repeat at even intervals. And I'd like those intervals to be as short
as audibly possible without the sound file being too cut-off.
Using the script below, the "play 'ding'" audibly cycles at an even
metre a few times, bu
This seems to get pretty close, (but I ran into some intermittent [what seem
to be] card caching issues):
command flashThisCard
put the effectRate into ER
set the effectRate to 750
if version() < 5 then
lock screen
else do "lock screen for visual effect"
unlock screen with vis
On 05/17/2012 02:30 AM, Kay C Lan wrote:
Not too far off:
on mouseUp
visual dissolve very fast inverse
--go to required card/stack
end mouseUp
It's all in the Dictionary. This is only for the card/stack in question,
not the entire screen.
That is all very well and good; but I am lookin
I guess I'm thinking both, Jacque.
I only recently noticed that there is a place in "My LiveCode" for externals.
There is a folder where the externals for the current IDE are kept. There are
folders used by the standalone builder for including externals in an app. That
seems to be the stand
On 5/16/12 6:46 PM, Dar Scott wrote:
Do you then include 'start using' and 'stop using' in your scripts?
Does that interfere with your plugin? Or am I confused about what
the plugin does?
I got a little lost -- do you mean loading libraries into the IDE or
building them into standalones?
I
Hi Dar,
You can call a start using command as often as you like. So, that won't affect
the plugin. I have a standard script for finishing a standalone, which stops
using the libraries, but I never call this script in the IDE.
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Do you then include 'start using' and 'stop using' in your scripts? Does that
interfere with your plugin? Or am I confused about what the plugin does?
Dar
On May 16, 2012, at 5:11 PM, Mark Schonewille wrote:
> Dar,
>
> I add the libraries to the stack files in the standalone settings. I didn
Not too far off:
on mouseUp
visual dissolve very fast inverse
--go to required card/stack
end mouseUp
It's all in the Dictionary. This is only for the card/stack in question,
not the entire screen.
HTH
On Thu, May 17, 2012 at 2:20 AM, Richmond wrote:
> [Well, I guess it happens to all men
Dar,
I add the libraries to the stack files in the standalone settings. I didn't
feel a need to automate that.
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I might be doing this the hard way.
I currently put iOS externals into folder named "binaries" and use the
standalone builder "copy files" tab to move those into the app.
The general tab has inclusions all grayed out. So, using copy files might be
the only way. However, it would be handy to
Roger-
Wednesday, May 16, 2012, 1:42:58 PM, you wrote:
> I live LOVEcode! :)
It's better than the typo I usually make, where it comes out LiceCode.
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Nifty, Mark!
That inspires me.
Does your plugin do anything with standalone building?
Dar
On May 16, 2012, at 4:14 PM, Mark Schonewille wrote:
> Hi Dar,
>
> I put my libraries into a folder Libraries inside the My Revolution
> Enterprise folder, which I have set as the user extensions fold
Thanks for your report Bob. Seems that i need to explore the JS way to go a
little more. Else, my users will have to manually click on the browser's image
witch way is far to be as clean as a possible native interaction...
Pierre
Le 16 mai 2012 à 23:03, Bob Sneidar a écrit :
> Pierre, I tried
Hi Dar,
I put my libraries into a folder Libraries inside the My Revolution Enterprise
folder, which I have set as the user extensions folder in LiveCode. I have also
a plugin in which I select the libraries that I want to use. This plugin looks
in my libraries folder and lists all stacks in th
I know one can put desktop externals and IDE plugins into the "My LiveCode"
folder. The externals can be loaded into the IDE or built into standalones.
What about stack libraries? Can I do the same with those?
Dar
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On 16/05/2012 00:35, Peter Haworth wrote:
Thanks Alex.
I ran the same data though your new handler and it seems to have worked
fine.
There was a recent discussion on some of these corner case issues on the
sqlite list so I'll go grab their test cases and see what happens.
As far as performance
Yeah just going through the objects without stopping would make more sense I
think, and going back up through the objects as well. That represents the whole
hierarchy thing better imho. Otherwise I begin to think, "Wha? He's calling a
function in the second group? Did I miss something??"
Bob
On the page named "Calls and the Message Path" a click on button B causes
mouseUp in its script to run. That calls the custom command beta. The one
actually executed is in group Y. The ball moves straight from the mouseUp code
(red line) to the start of the code for beta in Y. It also moves
Pierre, I tried this before. I tried putting a button behind the browser. At
the time what I discovered was, once you clicked the browser, you could not
click anything else in the LC interface. I tried putting a transparent button
in front of the browser, but then of course you cannot interact w
On Wed, May 16, 2012 at 3:00 PM, Bob Sneidar wrote:
> I think you want the LOVEcode forum.
>
> Bob
>
I live LOVEcode! :)
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Hi All,
I'm searching for a way to simulate a browserClick on a submit image included
in a web page displayed in a mobile browser control (iOS and Android) with no
luck at this stage after trying both the native and javascript ways to go.
Should be doable indeed and any help would be greatly ap
Hats off to you sir! I was afraid to use that one! ;-)
Bob
On May 16, 2012, at 12:33 PM, Colin Holgate wrote:
> So long as there's a chance of a socket connection.
>
> On May 16, 2012, at 1:26 PM, Bob Sneidar wrote:
>
>> I suppose that depends on your code execution. ;-)
>
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So long as there's a chance of a socket connection.
On May 16, 2012, at 1:26 PM, Bob Sneidar wrote:
> I suppose that depends on your code execution. ;-)
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On 05/16/2012 10:00 PM, Bob Sneidar wrote:
I think you want the LOVEcode forum.
Ooooh; do tell!
LOL!
Bob
[Well, I guess it happens to all men at a certain age]
I don't know about the above, but I am beginning to think there is something
wrong
with my memory.
I swear there was a "flash
On 05/16/2012 09:40 PM, dunb...@aol.com wrote:
Richmond.
Your memory may be both better and worse than you think.
"Flash" was a Hypercard command.
Aha! Well that gets me off the hook; mentally, at least. But it doesn't
get me any nearer to
performing flashes with my software.
It also lay
I think you want the LOVEcode forum.
Bob
> [Well, I guess it happens to all men at a certain age]
>
> I don't know about the above, but I am beginning to think there is something
> wrong
> with my memory.
>
> I swear there was a "flash" command in RunRev/Livecode which would flash the
> scr
I thought this was another confession from your days as a (dirty) mac owner!
How about using an overlaid object with varying opacity on a timer. Then you
can flash, fade to black or white (or maybe a blush) - or reveal your
'underware' over time, to make the special moment last! :-)
Best,
Keith.
Richmond.
Your memory may be both better and worse than you think.
"Flash" was a Hypercard command.
Craig
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From: Mark Schonewille
To: How to use LiveCode
Sent: Wed, May 16, 2012 2:29 pm
Subject: Re: I want to be a flasher.
Hi Rchmond,
Nope, there was no such
Richmond wrote:
I swear there was a "flash" command in RunRev/Livecode which would flash
the screen.
However, having looked back at RunRev 2.2.1 I think I am wrong.
SO . . . does anybody know how to do this sort of thing:
on mouseUp
invert screen colours, and/or flash the screen rapidly
end
Hi Rchmond,
Nope, there was no such command in LiveCode/Revolution, but I published an
AppleScript solution on my blog http://qery.us/23c
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[Well, I guess it happens to all men at a certain age]
I don't know about the above, but I am beginning to think there is
something wrong
with my memory.
I swear there was a "flash" command in RunRev/Livecode which would flash
the screen.
However, having looked back at RunRev 2.2.1 I think
Yikes! At first I thought you were quoting somebody else; the "from" at the
start of the line forced an email quote.
LoveCode is the code of conduct for those under commandments of love or
overwhelmed by love (or both).
I intended to write LiveCode, of course. I will fix this soon.
Dar
O
What I didn't get was the ball skipping past the first group. At least it
should have passed THROUGH the group.
Bob
On May 16, 2012, at 10:46 AM, Dar Scott wrote:
> Hi, Stephen! I hope the visual explanations work out well. Some people like
> the ball rolling down the message path and othe
Hi, Stephen! I hope the visual explanations work out well. Some people like
the ball rolling down the message path and others find the illustration
baffling.
As people have come to recognize, Dar thinks weird. I accept the assessment.
Dar
On May 16, 2012, at 10:00 AM, stephen barncard w
Thanks Guglielmo, just what I needed!
Graham
Sent from my iPad
On Wed, 16 May 2012 12:27:22 +0200, Guglielmo Braguglia
wrote:
> Very easy using iTunes also for people with "... zero knowledge of
> XCode, no Mac" ... here : http://indude.com/find-iphone-udid/
>
> Guglielmo
I suppose that depends on your code execution. ;-)
Bob
On May 16, 2012, at 10:10 AM, Colin Holgate wrote:
> Never mind that, would you get a callback?
>
>
> On May 16, 2012, at 12:18 PM, Bob Sneidar wrote:
>
>> First, where pray tell, can I find and download this "LoveCode" of which you
>>
Hi Dar,
One of the problems with the tutorial at the link I sent is that it's
missing some text. There's a list of htree includes in that have to be
inerted into the code but each one just shows the "#include" without the
folloiwng text specifying what is to be included. I managed to figure it
ou
Never mind that, would you get a callback?
On May 16, 2012, at 12:18 PM, Bob Sneidar wrote:
> First, where pray tell, can I find and download this "LoveCode" of which you
> speak? Secondly, is it legal?
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Thanks Dar!!
Salut,
Josep M
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>From the first page of the updated Primer, I quote: "Are you wanting to use
>LoveCode callbacks such as those used in sockets?"
First, where pray tell, can I find and download this "LoveCode" of which you
speak? Secondly, is it legal?
Bob
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"Message Mechanics" -- REQUIRED READING FOR ANYONE USING LIVECODE!! thank
you Dar!
I have to go back again and again to pound the concepts into my brain... I
respond to visual explanations
sqb
On Wed, May 16, 2012 at 8:39 AM, Bob Sneidar wrote:
> Hooray Dar! :-) I'll check it out. If it'
Perhaps you didn't have grammar teachers like Ms. Gertrude.
Bob
On May 15, 2012, at 11:50 PM, Richmond wrote:
>> Syntax error: Improper use of semicolon.
>
> Got me there! Obviously you are from somewhere in North America. During my
> time in Illinois I did notice that
> North Americans wer
Hooray Dar! :-) I'll check it out. If it's all that, it should go up on
RunRev's tutorial pages.
Bob
On May 15, 2012, at 10:24 PM, Dar Scott wrote:
> I have dusted off and cleaned up the little booklet stack that works as a
> primer on using the send command. I call that use, message mechan
On May 15, 2012, at 1:33 PM, Richmond wrote:
> On 05/15/2012 03:56 PM, Peter M. Brigham, MD wrote:
>> I'm still running Office 2004 (Mac) -- never saw a reason to move on. Doing
>> the regular updates allows forward compatibility, so I can open newer Word
>> documents fine. Of course, I'm not do
Right, but what I want is to see the whole array and how it is structured.
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On May 15, 2012, at 11:20 AM, Bob Sneidar wrote:
> One way to do that is to filter the resultant text from Printkeys(). Lets say
> you have an a
Very easy using iTunes also for people with "... zero knowledge of
XCode, no Mac" ... here : http://indude.com/find-iphone-udid/
Guglielmo
On 16.05.2012 11:47, Graham Samuel wrote:
Another naive question about iOS development in the LiveCode context. I'm
asking it here because so far I haven
Hi Graham,
There used to be apps for that in the app store. Did you search there?
Greetings,
William
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Op 16 mei 2012 om 11:47 heeft Graham Samuel het volgende
geschreven:
> Another naive question about iOS development in the LiveCode context. I'm
> asking
Another naive question about iOS development in the LiveCode context. I'm
asking it here because so far I haven't found another source for the answer.
I'm about to recruit beta testers for my iOS app, and I know I have to register
the UDIDs of their devices within XCode so that they end up withi
On 16/05/2012, at 12:06 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
> All the more reason to use duckduckgo.com.
Ooooh, awesome search engine!
Many thanks! :-)
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Thank you Dar !
Le 16 mai 2012 à 07:24, Dar Scott a écrit :
> I have dusted off and cleaned up the little booklet stack that works as a
> primer on using the send command. I call that use, message mechanics.
>
> This primer consists of over 80 pages. It starts from the very beginning but
> t
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