On 11/13/12 6:07 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Also, is there a way to know if the user has typed the "hide keyboard"
key to dismiss it? I want to treat that as a cancel.
I still don't know about this one though.
Also, I want a native iOS input control that allows no carriage returns
but that
Hi Simon,
Probably, you want this:
on mouseUp
put "12131232" into myScore
put "alert('" & myScore & "');"into myScript
put revBrowserExecuteScript(gBrowserInstanceID, myScript) into myJSResult
end mouseUp
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Best regards,
Mark Schonewille
Economy-x-Talk Consulting and Software Engineerin
Hi.
What are you trying to do here? Much of your code is syntactically incorrect.
Are you trying to use another language in LiveCode? I am referring to the "in
browser" stuff.
The line:
do "put 12131232 into myScore"
would indeed put that number into a variable named "myScore", but so wou
I've been trying to execute some basic JavaScript tests in the IDE on OSX.
*on* mouseUp
>*do* "result = urlParams" in browser
>*-- put "12131232" into myScore
> * *-- do "alert ('" & myScore & "');" in browser
> **end* mouseUp
However although the script compiles, the debugger complain
On 11/13/12 6:01 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
When you set the return key to "done" on an iOS keyboard, isn't it
supposed to say "Done" on it? In the simulator at least, it still says
"return". It behaves correctly, it's just mislabeled.
Got this figured out already -- you have to use mobileContro
When you set the return key to "done" on an iOS keyboard, isn't it
supposed to say "Done" on it? In the simulator at least, it still says
"return". It behaves correctly, it's just mislabeled.
Also, is there a way to know if the user has typed the "hide keyboard"
key to dismiss it? I want to tr
On 11/13/12 10:26 AM, Jim Hurley wrote:
It appears there is a problem similar to that of the Uncertainty
Principle in quantum mechanics, where one cannot observe the system
without changing it.
There's a pending messages pane in the message box where you can watch
them fly past without interf
Hi.
I made a gadget in HC long (and I mean long) ago that did this for addition.
Here is the code:
function longAdd arg1,arg2
put 0 into carry
put abs(the length of arg1-the length of arg2) into numzeros
repeat numzeros
put "0" after leadingZeros
end repeat
if the le
AND ?
Will ther be an engine for Haiku? Or an executabe?
Do hope so, as Haiku might just be the next big thing; especially if it
speeds up a bit.
Richmond.
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Never mind... Found that mergXattr was depreciated by an engine command.
Whoops, I panicked before I read the docs.
Sorry to bother you good folks.
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For this, I'd do it "by hand". Treat the numbers as text in a field rather than
digits and follow the same process you would if you were to do this on paper.
For modulo I'd start by making a list of multiples of 97 and start manually
subtracting them.
for example,
1234516789012345678901234
-97
I was just rejected for a. and I quote
"2.23
We found that your app does not follow the iOS Data Storage Guidelines,
which is required per the App Store Review Guidelines."
My SQLite DB is 9 meg and needs to have the "Do Not Backup" attribute
enabled. How do I do this? I thought Monte
Thanks, Jamie. Excellent info.
How do you handle things if there are multiple purchases that have been made?
Will multiple purchaseStateUpdate messages be sent one right after the other?
Which is fine if you want to re-download everything all at once, but what if
you don't? What would be really
Chris,
1] mobileRestorePurchases
2] assuming purchases exist, you'll receive a purchaseStateUpdate message with
the purchaseID from the app store
3] mobilePurchaseState(purchaseID) will then return the type "restored"
4] you can then mobilePurchaseConfirmDelivery purchaseID to confirm delivery
a
Hi Mark,
Thanks for your thoughtful reply. Very interesting.
Quick first response:
It appears there is a problem similar to that of the Uncertainty Principle in
quantum mechanics, where one cannot observe the system without changing it.
I went to my existing app that was open in Livecode to l
On Tue, Nov 13, 2012 at 9:41 AM, Jim Hurley wrote:
> I just happened to notice Livecode's CPU appetite,--as reported in the
> Activity Monitor. It is takes up 6.7% of the CPU available usage, even while
> I am using MS Word.
>
> On the other hand, Excel is using only .2%
>
> There is probably a
Hi Jim,
Check pendingmessages, "send in time" commands, repeat loops with messages,
blinking cursor and, last but not least, default buttons.
If I create a standalone without any of this, it usually gets below 3% most of
the time. Still, much more than most other apps and problematic if you dec
Hello list,
I have to do a lot of calculations like 1234516789012345678901234 mod 97;
(always 24 decimals)
IntegerCalculation in LC with 24 decimals doesn´t work valide.
Does anyone of you know of an external function or a mathematical trick or …
Thank you in advance!
Richard.
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I just happened to notice Livecode's CPU appetite,--as reported in the Activity
Monitor. It is takes up 6.7% of the CPU available usage, even while I am using
MS Word.
On the other hand, Excel is using only .2%
There is probably a good reason for LC's appetite.
Jim
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Not yet Chris, but I am interested as well since this is on the horizon for me.
Hope you can get an answer here.
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On Nov 12, 2012, at 3:21 PM, Chris Sheffield wrote:
> No takers on this, huh? Isn't anyone else making use of i
Hi All,
I was able to use my apps successfully on a iPad Mini… including the app that a
user told me broke on the new iPad 4.
I still haven't had access to an iPad 4 to check things out, but will be happy
to share what I find.
Does anyone have access to a iPad 4 and would be willing to check t
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