Mark Wieder wrote:
The roundrect corners currently use ten segments to determine the
curve. That seems a bit rough-edged for modern usage, so I upped it to
90 segments, one per degree. I then leveraged that routine to allow
for 360 segments for an oval, and that seems to be quite effective
when
Richard-
Friday, July 11, 2014, 9:07:30 AM, you wrote:
> A circle is defined as an infinite number of points a given distance
> from a given point.
> Of course you won't be returning an infinite number of points, but even
> every pixel might be a bit much for some needs.
Indeed. I do feel a bit
Hi,
Too bad, the Netherlands didn't win. It means that I'm not giving away a
book today. However, the Facebook page has almost 150 likes and when we
reach 200 I'll still raffle off a book.
You can find the book's Facebook page here:
https://www.facebook.com/LiveCode.Beginner
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Best regards,
Mark Wieder wrote:
Jacque-
Thursday, July 10, 2014, 5:10:40 PM, you wrote:
Mark Wieder recently added points to the standard graphic objects. But
until that gets into the engine, I can't think of an easy way to create
them.
That should be in the next release of LC 6.7. Ovals aren't included
Hi Mark,
many thanks for your reply. The need to change the engine was
what I was afraid of. This would mean, that I am at a loss as
I hate to launch another application to display the presentations.
Ralf
On 11.07.2014, at 14:59, Mark Wilcox wrote:
> I had a very quick look at the code and
> Now, if you use a server and http://, Keynote uses Ajax and transitions
> work fine. This means I need to remove the JSONP option and
> tell the CEF browser somehow to allow cross origin requests
> using the file:// protocol. With Chrome this can be achieved by using
> a -–allow-file-access-from-
As you might know the new CEF browser doesn't support
access to local files (file://) using XMLHttpRequest.
Of course, JSONP would be a solution but not in my
special case.
I need to display local Keynote presentations (exported to HTML).
Keynote uses JSONP in case the protocol is file://. So, th
To be honest I am guilty of mental laziness.
So, this morning I pulled myself together and wrote the script I should
have written
instead of bothering everybody on the Use-List.
Considering this is a remake of an exercise my Maths teacher set me in a
FORTRAN class in 1975
this is disgraceful
