Re: Commercial Indy License for HTML5

Obviously, Peter. Brahmanathaswami and I are well aware of it. The point, however, is that if you have the commercial license, you're still releasing the source, but in obfuscated, rather than compiled, form. So, the question remains, why would one buy a commercial license? -- Economy-x-Ta

Re: Collapsible and expandable list field

Mark Stuart wrote: I have not known of this field line property before you mentioned it. The new field object has so many capabilities that it's well worth taking a moment to review the LC 5.5.4 Release Notes describing them - starting on page 12 is a whole lot of useful, powerful stuff: <

Collapsible and expandable list field

on Fri Jul 18 17:47:35 CEST 2014, tbodine wrote: >>Hi Mark. You might try the hidden property of specific lines in your field as a way to toggle visibility on/off at the line level. Tom Bodine<< Thanx Tom for your reply. I have not known of this field line property before you mentioned it. I

Re: Debugger On Secondary Monitor

On Jul 18, 2014, at 7:45 PM, Mike Kerner wrote: > Well, it's also possible that it's some combination of plugins that's > leading to this. I was thinking about that this afternoon when I stumbled > upon a race condition that I'm working on a recipe for. One of the mobile > skin plugins tweaks t

Re: Debugger On Secondary Monitor

Well, it's also possible that it's some combination of plugins that's leading to this. I was thinking about that this afternoon when I stumbled upon a race condition that I'm working on a recipe for. One of the mobile skin plugins tweaks the size of an object, and all of a sudden LC goes into fre

Matching funding

Reading the HTML5 FAQs in today's newsletter, there's mention of matching funds. I may have missed it in prior announcements but I didn't know about that. Any info available on where those matching funds will come form, if they are part of the $395k or in addition to, etc? Pete lcSQL Software

Fwd: Commercial Indy License for HTML5

Hi Mark Surely the difference between the open source and commercial versions is that under the the terms of the GPL if you distribute a LiveCode generated HTML5 application you must make the LiveCode source available. Regards Peter On 18 Jul 2014, at 22:24, Mark Schonewille wrote: > Thank

Re: LiveCodeServer - Prints shebang line

I've found that if you run a LiveCode script with a shebang line as a cgi script, the LiveCode Server process does not terminate (even with a quit command). I ran this simple script: #!/livecode-server set the outputLineEndings to "lf" put "Content-type: text/html" & cr

Re: CommandKeyDown in a library script?

Peter Haworth wrote: I entered this as bug# 12849 I'm guessing that the script editor uses revAvailableHandlers to populate it's list of handlers in a script so not surprised it doesn't indicate duplicates. I didn't include that in the above bug report, although it does suggest flagging duplica

Re: CommandKeyDown in a library script?

Hi Richard, I entered this as bug# 12849 I'm guessing that the script editor uses revAvailableHandlers to populate it's list of handlers in a script so not surprised it doesn't indicate duplicates. I didn't include that in the above bug report, although it does suggest flagging duplicates in the

Re: Debugger On Secondary Monitor

On Jul 17, 2014, at 11:40 AM, Mike Kerner wrote: > This morning, if I had the script editor open on a second screen, and set a > debug checkpoint, then the script started, the debugger would flash and > then abort. When I would then click on the window, the checkpoint moved > from the line it wa

[ANN] Excel Library 1.3 is on the Road!

Dear LiveCode Users, We are pleased to announce the release of the Excel Library 1.3 Commercial Version! What we have for you in this new version? 1. Addition of 7 new commands and 2 functions - XCEL_Sheet_Sort: allows to sort the content of a range, by columns or by rows. - XCEL_PivotTable_

Re: CommandKeyDown in a library script?

Peter Haworth wrote: Since some folks take advantage of this "feature", perhaps a duplicate handler name should not be flagged as an error unless Strict Compile Mode is on to accommodate those of us who think it is a bug. What's the bug report number? Another one that's cost me productivity is

Re: CommandKeyDown in a library script?

This comes up on the list every few months. It bit me a while back and cost me a couple of hours of frustration and level 6 or 7 cursing (on a scale of 1 to 10 with 1 being the mildest and 10 being the most profane) trying to figure out why the code in my handler wasn't being executed and didn't e

Re: Collapsible and expandable list field

Hi Mark, In DGH the properties palette is a datagrid with 1 level nodes. I do not pretend this is the best or easiest way for accomplishing this, but here is the code I'm using sucessfully in DGH to collapse and expand a node in a datagrid. command dg_TreeExpansionFromDG pTheDg, pTheIndex, pColN

Re: Commercial Indy License for HTML5

Brahmanathswami wrote: > So if we create an app under GPL, then we just need a URL where > anyone can get source. ...along with a copy of the GPL license so that those who download the source can fully understand their rights and responsibilities under the license. For example, RunRev themse

Re: Collapsible and expandable list field

Hi Mark. You might try the hidden property of specific lines in your field as a way to toggle visibility on/off at the line level. Tom Bodine -- View this message in context: http://runtime-revolution.278305.n4.nabble.com/Collapsible-and-expandable-list-field-tp4681202p4681216.html Sent from

Re: CommandKeyDown in a library script?

Hmm I was unaware of this feature and so have never used it, but it does seem to me a recipe for undetected errors. However ancient the tradition, I still think the IDE owes us a warning, perhaps only in 'strict compile' mode. My two (euro) cents Graham Sent from my iPad > On 18 Jul 2014, at

Re: Button anomaly?

OK, got it. Thanks for both replies. Yes it was on a Mac, but the app is cross-platform, so I'll look again when I test the PC version. It is an anomaly tho, IMO. Not significant and not that hard to work around, but still an anomaly. Graham Sent from my iPad > On 18 Jul 2014, at 16:05, dunb.

Re: Commercial Indy License for HTML5

Thanks for the reply, Kevin. I'm glad that no CGI engine is used. I did read that the engine will be "compiled to JavaScript". The website also says that no plug-in is needed and that the app will run in the browser. Both statements say nothing about the server. The website shows "no install"

Re: Button anomaly?

Graham. Pull a button from the tool palette. Open the inspector. Change it from "Push Button" to "Rounded Rectangle". The effect is what you saw? Change it back to "Push Button". It reverts. If you change the size of a standard push button, at least on Mac as Phil pointed out, it will chang

Re: CommandKeyDown in a library script?

Graham. Since 1987 you have been allowed as many similarly named handlers in a script, and certainly among the objects in a stack. If within a script, only the first one is exectuted by the engine. This is acutally a good thing. You can try several variants of a handler, arranged one after t

Re: Not All Fonts Available?

Neil, It's a glyph font for adding icons. I filed a bug report, and Hanson said that it was being fixed in 6.7. Now the waiting begins. On Fri, Jul 18, 2014 at 4:52 AM, Neil Roger wrote: > Hi Mike, > > What font have you installed that is not showing up within LC? > > Kind Regards, >

Re: HTML5 Campaign Update: 20% Tipping Point Achieved

We did weight up very carefully the choice of platform for this campaign. In the end we decided on our own site as we thought the backers would be weighted a bit more towards our existing community for this particular campaign. We and our community did most of the publicity work on the last campaig

Re: Button anomaly?

Hi Graham, if this is on a Mac, check the height of the button. The standard Mac button appearance only works on buttons that are at most 23 pixels high. On 18 Jul 2014, at 11:17, Graham Samuel wrote: > I have a stack showing a lot of buttons. These are of type 'standard' and > they have round

Button anomaly?

I have a stack showing a lot of buttons. These are of type 'standard' and they have rounded corners and a kind of graduated grey fill, without my setting any special properties for them individually. However I have a button in the same stack with nominally the same properties that doesn't have r

Re: CommandKeyDown in a library script?

Craig - sorry, forgot to thank you for this. Yes, there was another handler further up the library which I didn't notice. The IDE did not complain that I had two identically-named handlers in the same script, which seems odd to me. I wonder if it's a bug? I think the IDE used to complain about t

Re: Not All Fonts Available?

Hi Mike, What font have you installed that is not showing up within LC? Kind Regards,
 Neil Roger -- LiveCode Support Team ~ http://www.livecode.com — On 17/07/2014 22:45, Mike Kerner wrote: Has anybody else run into a situation where a font that is installed on your system is not available

Re: Just one app in an Android tablet

Hi Possibly there is some Kiosk mode in Android directly - or there is at least an app for that: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.telelogos.standalonekiosk or http://appcrawlr.com/android-apps/best-apps-kiosk-mode I'm sure you can implement something similar directly in your app t

Just one app in an Android tablet

Hi All, how can I set up an Android app so that it starts when I turn on the tablet, it remains always active and (possibly) it prevents the user from opening other apps? Any idea? Thanks a lot Paolo Mazza ___ use-livecode mailing list use-livecode@lists