Re: Enterprise iOS License Distribution...

2. I’m also wondering if there is something special that needs to be done to the iOS app after LiveCode creates the iOS app. The iOS appears to have a app extension and not an ipa extension. Also, I’m guessing the iOS app hast to be compressed before changing the file extension to ipa otherwise

Re: Enterprise iOS License Distribution...

Thanks Mark… I hadn’t looked at installing directly on the iOS, other than when the iOS device is cabled to computer, X Code is running, and dragging and dropping the app like we do when using the development profile. That works fine and the Enterprise app installs. I’m assuming when you say

Re: LiveCode 7.0 input Japanese text on Ubuntu

Alejandro, I see. Thanks. -- Kenji Kojima / 小島健治 http://www.kenjikojima.com/ On Apr 16, 2014, at 10:23 PM, Alejandro Tejada wrote: > Kenji Kojima wrote >> Did anybody try to input Japanese text into >> Linux version LiveCode7.0.0(dp2)? >> [snip] > > Do not work either in Lubuntu 13.10, > usi

Re: LiveCode 7.0 input Japanese text on Ubuntu

Kenji Kojima wrote > Did anybody try to input Japanese text into > Linux version LiveCode7.0.0(dp2)? > [snip] Do not work either in Lubuntu 13.10, using Japanese-Anthy. Works fine in other applications. Al -- View this message in context: http://runtime-revolution.278305.n4.nabble.com/LiveCo

The Missing Link between LiveCode and Teachers

The Missing Link between LiveCode and Teachers is Hypermedia Learning. Recently, I was consulting EBSCO database: http://search.ebscohost.com/ for articles and publications about Hypermedia. Surprisingly, most of these articles have been written from 1988 to 1995 and uses the Macintosh and Hype

Re: The Hammer Principle - The right tool for the job

Right behind you, Richmond. Probably better if the responses from here were paced, maybe over a week or two? Craig -Original Message- From: Richmond To: How to use LiveCode Sent: Wed, Apr 16, 2014 4:02 pm Subject: Re: The Hammer Principle - The right tool for the job On 16/04/14

Re: The Hammer Principle - The right tool for the job

On 16/04/14 22:57, Alejandro Tejada wrote: Richmond Mathewson-2 wrote Well, I just sent the chap this to his e-mail ("Contact" at bottom of page): This is my Hammer of choice: http://livecode.com/download/ Please include it in your list. Best, Richmond Mathewson B.A. (Dunelm), M.A. (SIUC), M.Sc.

Re: The Hammer Principle - The right tool for the job

Richmond Mathewson-2 wrote > Well, I just sent the chap this to his e-mail ("Contact" at bottom of > page): > This is my Hammer of choice: > http://livecode.com/download/ > Please include it in your list. > Best, Richmond Mathewson B.A. (Dunelm), M.A. (SIUC), M.Sc. (Abertay). Great! Many thanks. :

Re: The Hammer Principle - The right tool for the job

On 16/04/14 22:22, Alejandro Tejada wrote: In this webpage, there is an open place for LiveCode: http://hammerprinciple.com/therighttool "We all talk about using the right tool for the job in the context of programming items. But which job? And what's the right tool for it? I want your help in

The Hammer Principle - The right tool for the job

In this webpage, there is an open place for LiveCode: http://hammerprinciple.com/therighttool "We all talk about using the right tool for the job in the context of programming items. But which job? And what's the right tool for it? I want your help in determining the answer for this." All statem

Re: Number of days between 2 dates

JBV, One of the date issue you run into on OS X is that it has 23 hour and 25 hour days - when going from or to standard time. Here is a solution I've been using for many years: function ahsm_DaysBetweenDates firstDate,secondDate # Calculates the days elapsed between two dates, entered in an

Re: 6.6.1 no bueno

On Apr 16, 2014, at 9:06 AM, Bob Sneidar wrote: > Well, it’s not a killer. There is a reasonable workaround, and I hardly ever > use combo boxes. If you open the prefs of another object before you create > the new combo box it seems to work fine after that. Just as long as a combo > box is n

Re: Limits of the Option and ComboBox menuMode

On Apr 16, 2014, at 11:20 AM, Richard Gaskin wrote: > I believe this is a result of the interaction between LC and the Mac OS X > routines needed to render the controls, since the Mac HIG requires certain > controls to be only of a specified range of sizes. > > I haven't tested this on Windows

RE: Number of days between 2 dates

This seems to work... on mouseUp put the short date into dayNow convert dayNow to seconds put dayNow into startCalc convert dayNow to dateItems put item 1 of dayNow into theYear put "01/01/" & theYear into theYearStart convert theYearStart to seconds put theYearStart i

Re: Number of days between 2 dates

Hi Jbv, This subject has been discussed very frequently. You may want to search the archives for a solution. Probably, all will work fine if you take 12:00 instead of 00:00. DST may be the culprit. -- Best regards, Mark Schonewille Economy-x-Talk Consulting and Software Engineering Homepa

Number of days between 2 dates

Hi list, I need to calculate the number of days between any date and january 1st of the same year. So I tried this : put "1/31/14" && "0:00 AM" into tdate convert tdate to long seconds put "1/1/14" && "0:00 AM" into date0 convert date0 to long seconds put (tdate - date0)/86400 whic

Re: Limits of the Option and ComboBox menuMode

Tim Bleiler wrote: > Just curious, could someone explain why buttons with style set > to "menu" and menuMode set to either "option" or "comboBox" > don't draw/render beyond a certain height? I believe this is a result of the interaction between LC and the Mac OS X routines needed to render the

RE: Limits of the Option and ComboBox menuMode

Ah, sorry... misread your question...:-( > From: blei...@buffalo.edu > Subject: Re: Limits of the Option and ComboBox menuMode > Date: Wed, 16 Apr 2014 11:09:49 -0400 > To: use-livecode@lists.runrev.com > > Thanks John, that does affect the size of the menu that pops up but I'm > interested in t

Re: Limits of the Option and ComboBox menuMode

Thanks John, that does affect the size of the menu that pops up but I'm interested in the size of the actual button that the user clicks on. I don't see any way to change that and I was wondering if it's supposed to do that. On Apr 16, 2014, at 11:01 AM, John Dixon wrote: > They will... but yo

Re: 6.6.1 no bueno

Well, it’s not a killer. There is a reasonable workaround, and I hardly ever use combo boxes. If you open the prefs of another object before you create the new combo box it seems to work fine after that. Just as long as a combo box is not the first object you create in a new session. Bob On

RE: Limits of the Option and ComboBox menuMode

They will... but you have to set the number of lines that they will display. Have a look at the 'property' inspector for a combo box... you can set them through the property inspector or through script..:-) > From: blei...@buffalo.edu > Subject: Limits of the Option and ComboBox menuMode > Date:

Limits of the Option and ComboBox menuMode

Just curious, could someone explain why buttons with style set to "menu" and menuMode set to either "option" or "comboBox" don't draw/render beyond a certain height? Thanks, Tim Bleiler ___ use-livecode mailing list use-livecode@lists.runrev.com Pleas

Re: New Visual Editor ?

no new gui until I get my t-shirt. On Wed, Apr 16, 2014 at 10:46 AM, Richard Gaskin wrote: > Richmond wrote: > > The main thing, as far as I'm concerned at least, is not how long > > it takes (lesson number 1: everything takes longer than one's > > estimates), but that it has not been quietly d

Re: New Visual Editor ?

Richmond wrote: > The main thing, as far as I'm concerned at least, is not how long > it takes (lesson number 1: everything takes longer than one's > estimates), but that it has not been quietly dropped. One thing I've learned from Kevin in our CM meetings is that he and the rest of the team are

Re: manipulating revBrowser?

Not sure if its changed, but you can execute javascript in the browser. Look at revbrowserexecutescript and revbrowsercallscript. Even if the site itself is free of javascript, you can most likely still use revbrowserexecutescript to fill in and click things. Maybe you can get things working that

Re: New Visual Editor ?

That's a very useful page, which I think I hadn't noticed before. I'd been to http://livecode.com/community/ and followed all the major links (i.e. those in the main body), which almost matches those on the left-menu. I hadn't noticed the two lists of links were slightly different. Says somethi

Re: New Visual Editor ?

On 16/04/14 15:21, Richard Gaskin wrote: There's a recent Dr. Dobbs article about the historically bad record the software industry has for delivering accurate estimates: While your estimates m

Re: New Visual Editor ?

There's a recent Dr. Dobbs article about the historically bad record the software industry has for delivering accurate estimates: While your estimates may be consistently spot-on, it seems RunRev'

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Re: Debug an App that won't open on device

Thanks heaps.. I have just upgraded my other machines today and began doing just as you suggested.. The new profile management in Xcode 5 has a few 'learning curves' but I think understand it now. I'm yet to finish the upgrades so can't comment if all of this will fix the issue but I remember

Re: use-livecode Digest, Vol 127, Issue 28

Bis zum 22.4.2014 bin ich nicht verfügbar. Ich werde meine Emails nicht lesen. In dringenden Fällen erreichen Sie mich über mein Mobiltelefon. I will be out of office until 22.4.2014. I won't read me emails. In urgent matter please call me on my mobile. ___

Re: New Visual Editor ?

On 15.04.2014 21:05, Terence Heaford wrote: Perhaps the Mother-Ship is Lost in Space? All the best Terry I think the Mother-Ship has developed something a bit like Zaphod Beeblebrox's dark glasses: A PAD (Promissory Avoidance Drive), which allows it to avoid certain things that it said i