Jacqueline,
I have a very simple test stack the moves 3 colored rectangles to random
positions, then takes a snapshot. Without a wait before the snapshot command,
it doesn't get the snapshot. Or, it takes the snapshot before the randomization
finishes. I'm new to livecode, so I'm not sure what b
If you're using an sql db:
SELECT , count(*) AS C FROM GROUP BY < thewordnumber
> ORDER BY C DESCENDING
Returns the word numbers and count sorted by count high to low.
Pete
lcSQL Software
On May 4, 2014 8:47 PM, "JOHN PATTEN" wrote:
> Thanks Kay!
>
> That’s what I needed. I knew it was prett
Sorry, I should have mentioned: Bug 11838.
On Mon, May 5, 2014 at 12:40 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
> This is a very good point; you should paste it into a bug report. I've
> noticed the same discrepancies in the dictionary and had to think twice
> about what some of those entries meant.
>
>
> On
This is a very good point; you should paste it into a bug report. I've
noticed the same discrepancies in the dictionary and had to think twice
about what some of those entries meant.
On 5/4/14, 9:39 PM, Kay C Lan wrote:
Maybe it's not an inaccuracy as such, but I think there is a gotcha for Ma
Bill,
I don't see anything in the handler that should require a wait, if
that's all that is going on. Is the map still loading while you're
trying to get the snapshot? Any pending messages? Even so it doesn't
make sense, because once a handler triggers it should run to completion.
Normally an
Thanks Kay!
That’s what I needed. I knew it was pretty simple, but my unfamiliarity with
arrays prevented me from seeing the solution.
Cheers!
John Patten
SUSD
On May 4, 2014, at 8:14 PM, Kay C Lan wrote:
> This might get you started, in the msg box:
>
> put "3,5,6,6,24,24,24,33,130,109" i
Jacqueline:
Thanks for responding. I can’t reproduce the problem with my test
stack, which works fine. My actual application is more complicated,
and has a fairly large map image. So, I’m wondering if that might be
the cause and I’ll have to make some tests. RC3 worked initially, but
bega
This might get you started, in the msg box:
put "3,5,6,6,24,24,24,33,130,109" into tData
--if the data comes from the db as seperate lines, then
--repeat for each line tRecord in tData
--if data comes in from db as a list
repeat for each item tRecord in tData
add 1 to aCount[tRecord]
end repeat
-
Hi All…
I am attempting to get the total number of times specific words in a text
passage are selected by students. The way I’m doing this is by recording the
word numbers selected by each student and storing them in a database. I end up
with list of numbers representing the selected words, so
On Fri, May 2, 2014 at 7:32 AM, Richard Gaskin
wrote:
>
> I would imagine that after that much time there would be an error or two
> in it, but I haven't come across specific inaccuracies, and I've been
> asking for months and haven't been able to find anyone else who can help me
> turn up any.
>
Mike is quite correct... creating QRCodes with 5.5.5 & 6.5.2 is not a
problem... but after that the QRCodes produced are not able to be scanned...
so, it's not a sQuiRt problem but LC's problem...
Hope they fix it quickly..:-)
> From: mikeker...@roadrunner.com
> Date: Sun, 4 May 2014 21:39:09 -0
Well, "best" is nowhere near good enough for images with strong edges
because of the antialiasing.
On Sun, May 4, 2014 at 9:00 PM, Alejandro Tejada wrote:
> Mike Kerner wrote
> > [snip]
> > When you create the codes with sQuiRt, the image on-screen in the graphic
> > area is antialiased. That d
I'm using a series of datagrid form to display a some data that runs over
several pages and will be output as a pdf. My problem is that the 'lines' in
the form are of variable height and so I can't just assume that each page will
display a set number of lines and populate successive datagrids ac
Mike Kerner wrote
> [snip]
> When you create the codes with sQuiRt, the image on-screen in the graphic
> area is antialiased. That does not appear to be a sQuiRt problem. That
> is
> an image area problem.
Maybe. Just maybe. This problem is related to image quality:
http://quality.runrev.com/sho
Hi Richmond,
If I understand well your message,
you want that Livecode exports
stacks as websites or webpages.
In this mail list there experts in
both areas.
Could you ask them to post a tutorial
for converting a simple stack to run as
a client-side webpage? (that is, no cgi-server
scripts runn
On 5/4/14, 3:25 PM, Earthednet-wp wrote:
I'm having troubles with making snapshots on this release. I have
numerous images and the snapshot (previously fine on 6.6) is not
reliably working, even tho I have is wrapped in wait 0.1 seconds with
messages.
A test stack worked, so it may be the other
I'm having troubles with making snapshots on this release. I have numerous
images and the snapshot (previously fine on 6.6) is not reliably working, even
tho I have is wrapped in wait 0.1 seconds with messages.
A test stack worked, so it may be the other images on my card. I'll try some
other e
I don't see it on Windows.
Ralph DiMola
IT Director
Evergreen Information Services
rdim...@evergreeninfo.net
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Richard your 'LiveCode Server Center' sounds brilliant :)
Congratulations on nearly getting it together and thank you for the long
hours you must have put in.
I'll be happy to contribute what I can as a server newbie (I can drive
Ralf's revIgniter in 'first and second gear', and have just started
Hi all
My BIG news is that I've got LC server running on Mavericks! Yea!
What I was doing wrong was thinking that in the lesson that Richard
mentioned (which I have gone through umpteen times in the last few months)
that "livecode-cgi" was a literal that I should use - eventually with some
help
I am noticing a huge slow down in responsiveness with the IDE with RC3 when
it's been running for awhile and after I've been displaying a card that has a
large number of controls or is displaying multiple images or both. The cards
also have acceleratedRendering for the stack set to true.
I've
Yes, I agree.
Excellent resource for personal improvement. :D
Many Thanks for posting this link to the
LiveCode mail list!
Al
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Toolbook is, most definitely, less of a programming environment than
Livecode, but more of a LEGO kit.
Which makes me wonder . . .
It provides a vast number of premade objects,
74 types of text object,
but, an extremely limited number of buttons,
which, obviously, both take a lot of donkey wo
It is but outside of my current skill set. Someone else wrote this. ;) I
might have to explore that as well. Thanks!
On May 3, 2014 10:45 PM, "Peter W A Wood" wrote:
> Andrew
>
> Is it not possible for you to include the C code as a LiveCode external
> rather than write a separate program?
>
> Re
Hi Charles,
Thanks for the offer. I'll send you an e-mail.
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not scanning - creating - sorry. They're a challenge to scan because they
aren't clear on the screen. Scanning works as fine as mergZX can (there
are issues with mergZX that Monte knows about).
When you create the codes with sQuiRt, the image on-screen in the graphic
area is antialiased. That d
And, so, to download the 30 day version of the latest
version of Toolbook Instructor when I hit on
their "examples of stuff made with our thang"
page led me to this:
http://tb.sumtotalsystems.com/showcase/sonata/firefox3/index.html?dhtmlActivation=inplace
Awful; both in terms of GUI design and j
Matthias...
I was refering to scaaning QRCodes on iOS mobile using monte goulding's
mergXzing external . John Craig may well have an answer for you through the use
of his 'sQRirt' library about getting the information from a QRimage...
> Am 04.05.2014 um 09:17 schrieb John Dixon :
>
> > There
Am 04.05.2014 um 09:17 schrieb John Dixon :
> There are no problems scanning QRCodes when using LC 6.6.2 RC3, not here
> anyway, in fact they are the easiest and most forgiving of them all…
>
May i asked what you do mean with "scanning QRCodes"? Under iOS or Mac OS X?
I am looking for a solut
I would just like to say how extremely impressed I was
by my personality portrait.
Thank you, Robert Brenstein.
It blew me away.
Richmond
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There are no problems scanning QRCodes when using LC 6.6.2 RC3, not here
anyway, in fact they are the easiest and most forgiving of them all...
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> Date: Sat, 3 May 2014 18:47:16 -0400
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