Beste LiveCode-gebruikers,
Bijna een jaar geleden organiseerden we een bijeenkomst voor Nederlandse
LiveCoders. Het is de hoogste tijd weer eens bijeen te komen. Op de
agenda staan: presentaties, hulp met LiveCode-kwesties, algemene vragen,
boekpresentatie en signeren, verloting van een Take C
On Sat, Jun 15, 2013 at 4:51 PM, Mark Schonewille
wrote:
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> put the short name of the current card of stack "foo"
Ahh.
Thanks.
Duh.
I went through front, current, top, visible . . .
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put the name of the current card of stack "myOtherStack" into fld "CardName"
Jacques
Le 16 juin 2013 à 01:43, "Dr. Hawkins" a écrit :
> Surely this is easy, and surely I knew how to do it once upon a time . . .
>
> the openStacks tells us which stacks are open, and in what order.
>
> But how
I have my mac set up to control-click for a right click, so the method of
"right-click and then shift-right-click" works. I didn't have to click twice
on OS X 10.6. And yeah, lockloc is a good habit for me. I'm switching to
left-handed mousing, so this is a good time to learn habits in select
Hi Richard,
put the short name of the current card of stack "foo"
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Surely this is easy, and surely I knew how to do it once upon a time . . .
the openStacks tells us which stacks are open, and in what order.
But how do I find the name of the active/front/top/whatever card of the stack???
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Yeah, a delay might be needed. Maybe the close socket should be after the
delay, too.
I'll check on my system and see what I get with a delay.
This is a genus idea, Alex, so I hope it works. And I hope it can move to
Windows.
Dar
PS: I hope the coffee shop or hotel does not automatically
Sorry, should have included all that info in case it varies
OS X 10.8.4
LC 6.0.1 (rc1)
Some random wifi network in a cafe
I did something like
repeat with i = 1 to 100
shell ("ping -c 1 10.0.0." & i)
end repeat
10.0.0.33 was some random machine (i.e. not me) on the same network
Le 16 juin 2013 à 00:13, Jacques Hausser a écrit :
> Dar,
>
> I'm almost sure you know all that already, and I'm not sure it's the most
> elegant way, but I always lock the size and position of each control
> (lockloc) - after what you can still select them, move them with the arrows,
> and
Dar,
I'm almost sure you know all that already, and I'm not sure it's the most
elegant way, but I always lock the size and position of each control (lockloc)
- after what you can still select them, move them with the arrows, and even
align or resize them within the inspector, but not move them
I've again hit the bug where a postgres query can be successful yet
return the result "revdberr,"--just the single line.
This time, though, it means that the actual result--a timestamp from
"RETURNING" on an update--does not get returned.
&%($)^&(&
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The dictionary shows that the Find command is supported in IOS, but I can't
seem to make it work as described.
I want to "find" a string in a scrolling field and have the field scroll
automatically to that string. It works fine on the desktop but doesn't
scroll to the found line in the IOS field (
I think somebody told me how to do this some other decade but I forgot.
Elsewhere Jacque gave cool tip for ordering controls that involved selecting
the controls in the order desired.
Well, I am so poorly coordinated that I move the control.
Is there a cool way to select controls without dr
The product of engine development is both the engine and a reference. Indeed,
the value of the engine is mostly in the knowledge of it, that is in the
reference. It is from the reference information that the dictionary,
tutorials, books and engine help will come. (And where the reference is w
Le 15 juin 2013 à 11:23, Richmond a écrit :
> And I'll apologise, in advance, to the 1% of you who are having to
> cope with other machines such as MacBook Pros, Dual Core
> Intel machines and so forth.
;-)
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OK, OK, I know that something like 99% of all Livecode users
are using LC 6.1 on G3 iMacs running Mac OS 10.4.11
well . . .
that is why I am taking it 'generously' upon me to point out
any ramifications with that sort of setup.
And I'll apologise, in advance, to the 1% of you who are having to
2013/6/15 Monte Goulding
>
> On 15/06/2013, at 6:47 PM, Thierry Douez wrote:
>
> > Is a "start to code with the open source for dummy" documentation
> > somewhere ?
> >
>
> Maybe... I think there's most of the stuff you need on the readme at
> http://github.com/runrev/livecode
>
Great. Thank
On 15/06/2013, at 6:47 PM, Thierry Douez wrote:
> Is a "start to code with the open source for dummy" documentation
> somewhere ?
>
Maybe... I think there's most of the stuff you need on the readme at
http://github.com/runrev/livecode
>
>
>> Today I managed to get mergJSON and mergMarkdow
2013/6/15 Monte Goulding
>
> On 15/06/2013, at 5:51 PM, Thierry Douez wrote:
>
> > Thanks for your explanations :)
>
> No problem
> >
> > Hope I'll managed to get some free time to explore this new jewel..
>
> Yep... it's all starting to come together nicely... not sure if the
> android Java stu
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On 15/06/2013, at 5:51 PM, Thierry Douez wrote:
> Thanks for your explanations :)
No problem
>
> Hope I'll managed to get some free time to explore this new jewel..
Yep... it's all starting to come together nicely... not sure if the android
Java stuff is ready to play with yet but runrevmark
Hello Monte,
Thanks for your explanations :)
Hope I'll managed to get some free time to explore this new jewel..
All the best.
Thierry Douez - http://sunny-tdz.com
Maker of sunnYperl - sunnYmidi - sunnYmage
2013/6/14 Monte Goulding
>
> On 14/
On 06/15/2013 06:56 AM, Mark Wieder wrote:
Apropos abolutely nothing at all, this came my way this morning:
http://kottke.org/13/06/tools-for-thinking
Those 4 points by Dennett are very valuable indeed, and
very 'apropos' to us all.
Thanks.
Richmond.
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