Great! Many thanks. :)
Later today, I will send you
some images and explanations.
Al
endernafi wrote
> I have no experience in graphics & design,
> but I can find my way around and do stuff enough for simple jobs.
> It's time consuming for sure,
> maybe I can lessen your burden by undertaking
It is working now.
The "read open process…" puts the returned info in the variable "it" not "the
result".
Thanks
Bill
On Sep 28, 2013, at 8:50 PM, Monte Goulding wrote:
> Have you checked if it's already open? Use the openProcesses
>
> --
> Monte Goulding
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On 9/28/13 3:46 PM, Mike Kerner wrote:
Well, I ONLY use Commercial, but on the Stacks pane of the Standalone
Application Settings, everything is greyed out.
Oh, I think I see now. You must be building for mobile, where that pane
doesn't apply.
You can set the password via the message box as
Le 28 sept. 2013 à 23:47, Alejandro Tejada a écrit :
> Hi Ludovic,
>
> Looks like the alphadata values are inverted...
> So, 255 is transparent and 0 (zero) is opaque.
>
> I do not understand why.
>
Yes something wrong.
here a test stack :
go stack
URL("http://ludovic.thebault.free.fr/dow
I have no experience in graphics & design,
but I can find my way around and do stuff enough for simple jobs.
It's time consuming for sure,
maybe I can lessen your burden by undertaking some of
simple-to-do-but-still-time-consuming stuff.
I'm using photoshop & pixelmator, though.
I couldn't get a
On 29/09/2013, at 1:12 PM, Bill Vlahos wrote:
> Here is the terminal output:
>>
>> [Bill-Vlahos-Computer:~] bvlahos% dns-sd -L "Play the Game" _playbodd._tcp .
>> Lookup Play the Game._playbodd._tcp.local
>> DATE: ---Sat 28 Sep 2013---
>> 16:25:29.827 ...STARTING...
>> 16:25:36.527 Play\032th
Hi Ender,
endernafi wrote
> Hm, I thought that the tutorials are gonna aim to code *motion comics*
> in LiveCode; animations, sprites and stuff. Clearly, I misunderstood :)
> Still, a promising project, especially to teach programming to youngsters.
The Motion Comics tutorials will, for certain,
Hm, I thought that the tutorials are gonna aim to code *motion comics* in
LiveCode; animations, sprites and stuff.
Clearly, I misunderstood :)
Still, a promising project, especially to teach programming to youngsters.
~ Ender Nafi
~… together, we're smarter …~
On September 29, 2013 at 6:25:34 A
Hi Ender,
On Sat, Sep 28, 2013 at 9:46 PM,
you wrote:
> First of all, it's great news; I'm very excited to see
> some tutorials focused on motion comics.
Actually, motion comics is just the media to
learn programming with LiveCode. :)
> I'd love to help, also; though, I'm not sure that my
> tec
Here is the terminal output:
>
> [Bill-Vlahos-Computer:~] bvlahos% dns-sd -L "Play the Game" _playbodd._tcp .
> Lookup Play the Game._playbodd._tcp.local
> DATE: ---Sat 28 Sep 2013---
> 16:25:29.827 ...STARTING...
> 16:25:36.527 Play\032the\032Game._playbodd._tcp.local. can be reached at
> Bill
Did anybody ever figure out a way to make datagrid scrolling speedy? Most
of the time it's tolerable, but I have at least one case where it is so
slow that it has become unbearable.
On Tue, May 1, 2012 at 2:48 PM, Chris Sheffield wrote:
> Did you make sure to set the layerMode of the scrolling
Alejandro,
First of all, it's great news; I'm very excited to see some tutorials focused
on motion comics.
I'd love to help, also; though, I'm not sure that my technical abilities are
sufficient.
Yet, I'd like to give a shot and do whatever I can.
Best,
~ Ender Nafi
~… together, we're smarter
On 29/09/2013, at 9:43 AM, Bill Vlahos wrote:
> Monte,
>
> Interesting. It didn't work for me running LC 6 until I used "kill". I'll
> double check.
>
> Now that I can advertise the bonjour service how can I browse the network on
> the client? The following command works in the terminal.
>>
Monte,
Interesting. It didn't work for me running LC 6 until I used "kill". I'll
double check.
Now that I can advertise the bonjour service how can I browse the network on
the client? The following command works in the terminal.
> [Bill-Vlahos-Computer:~] bvlahos% dns-sd -L "Play the Game" _pla
On 29/09/2013, at 8:42 AM, Bill Vlahos wrote:
> Monte,
>
> Neat! That worked.
>
> One note (which is in the docs) "close process" doesn't work on Macintosh you
> have to use "kill process" instead.
>
Changes:
Support for using the close process command on OS X systems was added in
version 2
Hi All,
I have plans to publish in spanish, some tutorials about
creating Motion Comics, using LiveCode.
The tutorial will be created in english, for testing and
review of developers in this platform. Then, translated.
These Motion Comics tutorials will be used as a gentle
and enjoyable introduct
Monte,
Neat! That worked.
One note (which is in the docs) "close process" doesn't work on Macintosh you
have to use "kill process" instead.
Thank you,
Bill Vlahos
On Sep 28, 2013, at 3:23 PM, Monte Goulding wrote:
>
> Hi Bill
>
> You need to use the open process commands rather than shell.
Hi Vaughn,
Vaughn Clement wrote
> I find myself answering because there was little interest
> in the CodeBook v12 app with 2 comments and no responses
> on the nibble?
> So a good idea does not get enough attention to make it worth
> the cost to publish the codebook app.
Actually, I believe th
Hi Bill
You need to use the open process commands rather than shell. Try:
local sProcess
command StartService
put format("dns-sd -R \"Play the Game\" _playbodd._tcp . 45567 path=/game")
into sProcess
open process sProcess for neither
end StartService
command StopService
close process
On 29/09/2013, at 3:59 AM, Roger Eller wrote:
> That sounds great Monte! I'll take one for Android please, with a side of
> "Google drive sync", and a medium Coke. :)
Would you like analytics with that? ;-)
--
Monte Goulding
M E R Goulding - software development services
mergExt - There's a
Monte,
If I enter the following line in the terminal (on Mac) it properly registers
the Bonjour service:
dns-sd -R "Play the Game" _playbodd._tcp . 45567 path=/game
Note that the terminal does not give the cursor back but does register the
service. I have to control-z.
If I enter the following
Monte,
If I enter the following line in the terminal (on Mac) it properly registers
the Bonjour service:
dns-sd -R "Play the Game" _playbodd._tcp . 45567 path=/game
Note that the terminal does not give the cursor back but does register the
service. I have to control-z.
If I enter the following
Hi Ludovic,
Ludovic Thébault wrote
> [snip]
> the same imageData returned with LiveCode 6.1.1 is :
> ˇøˇˇˇ???ˇ™ˇˇˇ™ˇˇˇ
> ### with the chartonum function :
> 255 191 255 255 255 0 0 0 255 170 255 255 255 170 255 255 255
> so my script doesn't work… some null char aren't null anymore ?
> a transpar
Well, I ONLY use Commercial, but on the Stacks pane of the Standalone
Application Settings, everything is greyed out.
On Sat, Sep 28, 2013 at 2:02 PM, Andrew Kluthe wrote:
> I typically just set the password from the message box. Had no problem
> encrypting projects that had encrypted 3rd party
Vaughn,
I really like the idea of having a central repository where I could easily
search for code snippets, or other tips, that solve whatever problem I am
struggling with. As pointed out by others, I am not sure how the solution you
are proposing differs from a google search. I am howev
I for for one, as a beginner who also believes a lot of these ideas and
snippets of code from this mailing list, disappear into the ether. It's
unfortunate so I commend you for your idea and offer. Please keep me (everyone)
up to date on your endeavor or if there is no interest other than mine,
Scott.
What else is LC for?
But in the absence of a message designed explicitly for the purpose, the only
thing I could think of was to set up a process that watches the user's actions,
and pounces when the time is right.
I read from your reply that you are as little enamored of this litt
Charles.
Custom properties are saved with the application, like field data. If you have
used them before, you already have the basis for creating a preference "file",
in that you can store your preferences that way. The nice thing about custom
properties is that they can be of almost any kind.
Hello,
I've a stack created with Livecode 5.
In this stack, i've a script to replace colors in a png image :
get the imageData of image "carte"
## in this picture i've several zones, each with one specific color ex :
"234,255,255", "191,255,255",…. and i replace for example the color
"191
Phil,
I just read your suggestion to my question of saving status in Preferences. I
used custom properties for other things but not saving. How do I set this set
up?
Sent from my iPad
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I typically just set the password from the message box. Had no problem
encrypting projects that had encrypted 3rd party libraries as substack in
4.0 - 5.5
Honestly haven't used the newer livecode commerical I have much as it
typically takes a while for me to feel confident enough in a release to
m
On 9/28/13 8:14 AM, Vaughn Clement wrote:
Hi Mark
There was a series of questions I asked as a new to LiveCode user. In that
process I found that the LC site and other media is very unorganized. I
suggested that it might be a good idea to use the CodeBook app I designed
for managing scripts and
That sounds great Monte! I'll take one for Android please, with a side of
"Google drive sync", and a medium Coke. :)
~Roger
On Fri, Sep 27, 2013 at 12:49 AM, Monte Goulding <
mo...@sweattechnologies.com> wrote:
> Hi LiveCoders
>
> Today I have released a new iOS external called mergDropboxSync
On 9/28/13 8:08 AM, Mike Kerner wrote:
If you're using mobGui, or tmC or any other password-protected library, how
the heck are you supposed to password protect your project? The option
isn't even available. I assume that's because those libraries are already
protected.
Assuming you're using
On 09/28/2013 06:39 PM, Mark Wieder wrote:
Richmond-
Saturday, September 28, 2013, 3:39:08 AM, you wrote:
HOWEVER, I would like a spot of advice
While I'm far from being a linux mage, I'll offer this advice:
Never, ever, go anywhere near an OS with the word "beta" in its name.
I have lost
That's a good question, Roger, and I don't know what the impact would be
afterward...
On Sat, Sep 28, 2013 at 10:19 AM, Roger Eller
wrote:
> Can you set your own password *before* injecting a protected library stack?
>
> ~Roger
> On Sep 28, 2013 9:09 AM, "Mike Kerner" wrote:
>
> > If you're usi
Richmond-
Saturday, September 28, 2013, 3:39:08 AM, you wrote:
> HOWEVER, I would like a spot of advice
While I'm far from being a linux mage, I'll offer this advice:
Never, ever, go anywhere near an OS with the word "beta" in its name.
> I have lost the ability to unlock my sources list, and
Can you set your own password *before* injecting a protected library stack?
~Roger
On Sep 28, 2013 9:09 AM, "Mike Kerner" wrote:
> If you're using mobGui, or tmC or any other password-protected library, how
> the heck are you supposed to password protect your project? The option
> isn't even av
Hi
You need to be using the commercial version to be able to password protect
the stack/s.
Thank you
Vaughn Clement
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Hi Mark
There was a series of questions I asked as a new to LiveCode user. In that
process I found that the LC site and other media is very unorganized. I
suggested that it might be a good idea to use the CodeBook app I designed
for managing scripts and documenting all aspects of using LiveCode. T
If you're using mobGui, or tmC or any other password-protected library, how
the heck are you supposed to password protect your project? The option
isn't even available. I assume that's because those libraries are already
protected.
--
On the first day, God created the heavens and the Earth
On t
Vaughn,
I just saw your message. Maybe it would help if you knew that I have no clue
what the code book is and what you're offering or asking. If you make a simple
website with pictures and two sentences to explain it all, you might have more
success.
--
Kind regards,
Mark Schonewille
Economy
On 09/27/2013 09:14 PM, Richmond wrote:
Just upgrading from Randy Raccoon to Seductive Salamander beta (13.04
- 13.10):
Let's see if it:
1. screws my computer.
Yup; it did :P
Had a lot of "fun" at the command line, having booted from a live disk,
to get the "blessed" thing to behave itself
Points for creativity :-)
Regards,
Scott Rossi
Creative Director
Tactile Media, UX/UI Design
On 9/27/13 6:59 PM, "dunb...@aol.com" wrote:
>Scott.
>
>
>In the object of interest (mine was btn "b1"):
>
>
>
>on mouseLeave
> if the selected of me then checkDeselect
>end mouseLeave
>
>
>on che
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