Roger-
Saturday, December 8, 2012, 7:52:59 PM, you wrote:
> Please forgive my ignorance here, Mark, but are you suggesting
> another way of doing this kind of thing?
Ah, sorry, no. Just describing what you were doing: using a variable
to hold the name of a math operator an then executing the var
Please forgive my ignorance here, Mark, but are you suggesting another way of
doing this kind of thing?
Thanks,
Roger
On Dec 8, 2012, at 11:15 AM, Mark Wieder wrote:
> Jim-
>
> Saturday, December 8, 2012, 10:11:31 AM, you wrote:
>
>> But could you tell me how this "mouseUP" handle fails to
On Dec 8, 2012, at 11:25 AM, Jim Hurley wrote:
> I put my script into a separate button. I think yours was in the Option
> button.
I did exactly as you did, i.e. put your script into a separate button, created
2 fields, 1 and 2
>
>
snip snip
> You should get a field 2 that locks like this
As one that manages several Wordpress blogs, I do not think Richard's
request is unreasonable. One can still use the gmail client by patching in
any 'forwarding only' email from one's connection provider. Almost every
provider provides at least one email address that usually isn't used
anyway. ( li
Peter M. Brigham wrote:
> I'm not on the forums, and don't feel any particular need to join
> them since I'm not a professional LC developer, but the exclusion
> of gmail addresses seems extreme.
It is. I regretted having to add it to the filters, and it was the last
one to be added - I put it
Jacque
Actually, the concept of text scrolling within a field is universal, iMHO; the
concept of any old collection of objects scrolling in a (possibly invisible)
frame, less so. My problem, apart from general dumbness, was my inability to
see that the two cases are essentially the same.
I agr
Thanks for the reply. I thought that the object was really moving: to me, the
'frame' was the rect of the visible graphic (actually a group, tho I have no
idea why) through which I see my object, but the object (the thing with the
contentRect) itself was really moving under the frame. I suppose
On 12/8/12 2:40 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
On 12/8/12 1:31 AM, Serge Brami wrote:
I want to send an Applevent to another livecode app running on an
other Mac on a local network.
for example
on the Mac 1 a button with the script :
"on mouseup
send "hello" to "Mac2:livecode"
end mouseup"
On 12/8/12 1:31 AM, Serge Brami wrote:
I want to send an Applevent to another livecode app running on an other Mac
on a local network.
for example
on the Mac 1 a button with the script :
"on mouseup
send "hello" to "Mac2:livecode"
end mouseup"
on the Mac 2
"on appleevent type
In RR the start arrow and the end arrow point away from each other.
I needed a line with the more traditional arrows, both pointing in the same
direction along the line.
The following handler will reverse the direction of the start arrow.
It does so by introducing a third point ON THE LINE betwe
On 12/8/12 8:39 AM, Graham Samuel wrote:
This message arrives in the Console window as normal, with x changing
values as expected, and the loc of the group always the same.
Why is this so, and what am I seeing move if it's not my group?
I think you've already figured this out, but just in cas
On 12/8/12 10:50 AM, Graham Samuel wrote:
This is a comment that the LC documentation has not (yet) delivered
the goods. I think there's a bit missing (I've tried the user guide,
the release notes and the dictionary by searching for the words
'scrolling' and 'scroller').
In the LC dictionary, it
I put my script into a separate button. I think yours was in the Option button.
Put this script into your Option button:
on menuPick pItemName
put field 1 into tAngle --Or wherever your angle is located
put tAngle*pi/180 into tAngle
put pItemName into tTrigFunct
switch tTrigFunct
Jim-
Saturday, December 8, 2012, 10:11:31 AM, you wrote:
> But could you tell me how this "mouseUP" handle fails to do the job?
Well, it's not nearly as hard to read, for one thing. But seriously,
the use of lambda functions (google it) can provide a degree of
flexibility in code and help preven
Hi Jim,
I was trying to directly use the label of an option menu button (with sin, cos
and tan as menu items) and combining that with the angle derived in another
script. Something like:
put (the label of btn
myOptionMenu)&"("&tangle&")"
This result in
Hi Roger
I'm sure I missed the point of this thread. I'll go through it more carefully.
But could you tell me how this "mouseUP" handle fails to do the job?
Thanks,
Jim
on mouseUp
put field 1 into tAngle
put tAngle*pi/180 into tAngle
--put the label of btn "myOptiionMenu" into sOptio
Thank you, Mark. Works great!
On Dec 7, 2012, at 5:40 PM, Mark Wieder wrote:
> Roger-
>
> Or try a one-liner:
>
> on otherHandler theta
> do "put" && sOption & "(" & theta & ")"
> end otherHandler
>
> --
> -Mark Wieder
> mwie...@ahsoftware.net
>
>
> __
Actually, LC/RR docs would benefit of
1) Interactive stacks that demo/explains
the terms and the context of use.
2) Frecuently Asked Questions about
this term and possible source of bugs
while using or applying in your program
Alejandro
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On 12/08/2012 06:50 PM, Graham Samuel wrote:
This is a comment that the LC documentation has not (yet) delivered the goods.
I think there's a bit missing (I've tried the user guide, the release notes and
the dictionary by searching for the words 'scrolling' and 'scroller').
In the LC dictionar
This is a comment that the LC documentation has not (yet) delivered the goods.
I think there's a bit missing (I've tried the user guide, the release notes and
the dictionary by searching for the words 'scrolling' and 'scroller').
In the LC dictionary, it says this about hScroll (the horizontal a
On Oct 29, 2012, at 6:47 AM, Andre Garzia wrote:
> Paul,
>
> I am ready to give away a copy of DB Lib to be raffled during the LUG
> meeting.
>
> DB Lib (SQL, active record style) and its add-on Data Storage Lib (NoSQL,
> built on top of DB Lib and included with every DB Lib purchase) are new
>
I'm not on the forums, and don't feel any particular need to join them since
I'm not a professional LC developer, but the exclusion of gmail addresses seems
extreme. I have been using a gmail address exclusively since they were offered
by Google. I would hate to have to create a new email accoun
While experimenting with scrolling on iOS (as per my earlier mail), I came
across something odd. Probably finger trouble on my part, but can anyone
explain it?
I set up a little scrolling experiment based on the example offered in the LC
Scroller Example stack. I have an iPhone screen with a ki
Andrew,
Long time ago I made a little droptool for a password field.
Http://droptools.sonsothunder.com/products/aag/aag-pw.irev
It does not have the nice padlocks from Jacque though...
Cheers
Sent from my ASUS Transformer
http://andregarzia.com :: Desktop, Mobile and Web programming
On Dec 7,
Howdy FieldTrip Preorder Folks,
I posted recently that the first FieldTrip beta release was imminent. It
is, and some folks have written since to inquire again, and suggested
that I post here too, so here's a quick note.
After completing the current formatting features and custom GUI, I've
Hi Andrew,
Have you reported the bug already? There's a contact for for it on
Economy-x-Talk's website.
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Mark Schonewille
Economy-x-Talk Consulting and Software Engineering
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Hi LiveCoders
A number of LiveCode developers need sockets on iOS and android. The subject of
developing an external for this feature came up recently on the LiveCode
Developer Program list. It was proposed by a number of developers that the
external would be a good candidate for crowd funding.
Jacque, what a treasure you are! What I hope to do now (there are some other
pressures) is to experiment, refine this explanation a bit and write it up with
a couple of diagrams (which sadly can't go into this list). I think it's pretty
bad news that (AFAIK) very little of this has reached any o
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