A couple years ago, I asked about the possibility of a mechanism for an
external to send a message asynchronously from another thread. My
suggestion at the time was to provide a simple signal mechanism, which
could dispatch a message previously supplied by a "send" command:
http://lists.runrev.com
Hi Jacque. You can use your account on as many devices as you like. I bet you
accidentally misspelled your email or username. That would be the only way to
generate that error.
The security is the email authentication.
Please let me know if that helps. Sorry about the version number. We will
Hi.
"Send' can, er, send parameters as well as a command. In a button script:
on mouseUp
send "putArg" && random(99) && random(99) && "XYZ" to me in 5
end mouseUp
on putArg var
put var
end putArg
You get pairs of random numbers and the text as well. All parameters come
across as a
On 8/26/2014, 9:57 PM, Mark Wieder wrote:
Peter-
Tuesday, August 26, 2014, 4:53:19 AM, you wrote:
Mark Weider came up with this trick, which I use in my library
stack (a set of utility handlers, click on the name of a handler and
the script is displayed in a field, properly colorized).
On 8/26/2014, 7:08 PM, Mark Talluto wrote:
Quick note that we have updated the RunRevLive 2014 since its release date.
I was just your first Android download. I had to uninstall the one I
grabbed off your site before I could download the one from the Play
Store (apparently the app build numbe
On Tue, Aug 26, 2014 at 1:57 PM, Peter M. Brigham wrote:
> A followup on how to handle duplicate characters in the permuting
> algorithm. The following seems to work, not sure how it will scale. tString
> can contain any characters -- duplicates, digits, spaces, whatever.
>
I don't think this re
Peter-
Tuesday, August 26, 2014, 4:53:19 AM, you wrote:
> Mark Weider came up with this trick, which I use in my library
> stack (a set of utility handlers, click on the name of a handler and
> the script is displayed in a field, properly colorized).
>put thisScript into fld "script"
>--
Sounds like a great idea to me. I seem to remember that one of
dispatch/send is blocking and the other isn't. Could that be a possible
reason for the lack of "in" with dispatch?
Pete
lcSQL Software
On Aug 26, 2014 7:09 PM, "Richard Gaskin"
wrote:
> I love "dispatch", and the more I use it the m
John-
Tuesday, August 26, 2014, 9:43:13 AM, you wrote:
> Is calling python scripts possible through LiveCode?
in need of an example :)
answer folder "find the right folder"
set the defaulfolder to it
put shell("python test.py someargument")
works for me.
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Sounds like a good idea. If dispatch is already fast, a timer would just
allow you to slow it down.
BTW, I believe using quotes should make your message "send"-able.
send "clearVideo LayerAlpha, baseLayer, LayerGraphic, LayerAudio" to me in
700 milliseconds
Regards,
Scott Rossi
Creative Direc
I love "dispatch", and the more I use it the more I find "send" murky.
With "dispatch" params seem more natural to me:
dispatch "somecommand" to tSomeObj with tArg2, tArg2
But with "send" it's less clear how params are handled - here's an
example from the forums today:
send clearVideo L
Colin,
Thanks! I will check it out. I have a PDF manual in the same folder as my app
and I want to include the manual as a menu item that could open by either
Acrobat Reader on Windows oryx Preview on OS X.
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I just register in.
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On Aug 23, 2014, at 11:47 AM, Colin Holgate wrote:
> I installed it onto my Kindle Fire HDX. You do notice that the transitions
> and scrolling in the app are sluggish? Might make for a fun session, making
> your app run smoothly.
Quick note that we have updated the RunRevLive 2014 since its
Robert Brenstein wrote:
> There is a way to tell Finder not to copy them to external volumes
> but I seem to have misplaced the details of achieving that.
So far I've only been able to turn up a command to stop the ._DStore
files, but not the others.
Paul Hibbert wrote:
> It seems turning of
Hi,
For those who aren't in either of the LiveCode groups on Facebook or don't visit
the Forums, here is the announcement about "The LiveCode Lab".
Are you interested in:
* Starting an adventure in server-side coding today, without having to setup
your own server.
* Designing and creating web ap
On 26.08.2014 at 23:01 Uhr + Mark Wieder apparently wrote:
I used to write scripts to remove them after the fact, but it would be
much simpler/saner to just turn that off altogether.
Removing them by script afterwards is the way to go.
There is a way to tell Finder not to copy them t
Richard,
It seems turning off the '._*' file creation could cause problems with the
Apple Finder and some MS Office apps.
After a quick search I found an old entry on Mac OS X Hints (MacWorld forum)
that states "using the 'mv' and 'cp' commands (in Terminal) will move or copy
files without the
Mark Wieder wrote:
Richard Gaskin writes:
When copying files from a Mac to a volume formatted with NTFS or other
Windows-compatible format, for each Mac file it also creates a second
file with the same name but with "._" prepended to it.
Those are Finder information files. The OSX Finder wou
Richard Gaskin writes:
> When copying files from a Mac to a volume formatted with NTFS or other
> Windows-compatible format, for each Mac file it also creates a second
> file with the same name but with "._" prepended to it.
Those are Finder information files. The OSX Finder would cease to wor
Charles:
Your function misses a special case. If the negative number is an integer, you
wouldn’t want to subtract 1 from trunc(theNegativeNumber).
Best,
Bill
On Aug 23, 2014, at 1:22 PM, Charles E Buchwald wrote:
> Jacquie, I tested my script before I posted it, and it works for negative
> inte
Le 26 août 2014 à 16:10, Peter M. Brigham a écrit :
> On Aug 26, 2014, at 9:19 AM, Jacques Hausser wrote:
>
>> As I'm checking version 7.10 DP, your solution is not working... I rummaged
>> into the "revNewScriptEditor" stack and found that "revSEColorize" doesn't
>> exist anymore (or it's hi
When copying files from a Mac to a volume formatted with NTFS or other
Windows-compatible format, for each Mac file it also creates a second
file with the same name but with "._" prepended to it.
E.g., this:
MyFile1.txt
MyFile2.txt
...becomes:
._MyFile1.txt
._MyFile2.txt
MyFil
Hi Mark,
Thanks - they are both 16bit; the one that works is 22.1 kHz, bitrate 56 kbps,
the ones that don't work are 44.1 kHz, 128 kbps. But we've delivered many other
modules with files at 44.1/128 with no issues. Could that cause a problem on
this one computer, or is there something else in t
Hi Curt,
The first thing I would check is the sound encoding of every file. Are
the failing MP3 files encoded differently from the working MP3 files?
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A client's customer (using Windows) had ordered two modules of a series. Both
come with their own set of mp3 files in a folder named "media." The two
modules use the same code for figuring path names and playing sounds. We've had
no problems in either module with other customers, but this one r
Jacque,
It is true that it doesn't work on Mac, but I never needed something
like this on Mac. I made this specifically for Windows. On Mac I use "as
sheet" most of the time.
--
Best regards,
Mark Schonewille
Economy-x-Talk Consulting and Software Engineering
Homepage: http://economy-x-talk
Look in the dictionary for specialFolderPath.
On Aug 26, 2014, at 2:30 PM, Charles Szasz wrote:
> Colin,
>
> What is the path when a PDF document is with your app?
>
> Sent from my iPad
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What is the path when a PDF document is with your app?
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I haven't tried to actually write script for this, but it occurs to me that you
could first find all the sets of numbers whose last digits add up to a multiple
of 10 (or whose last 2 digits add up to a multiple of 100, etc), then iterate
through a much smaller group of sets to test for their tot
A tune-up on the earlier solution to listing permutations of a string.
Obviously, no need to load an array with the values of the characters, just use
"char c of tString". Also, if tString contains duplicate letters then there
will be duplicate entries in the output, so those should be stripped
A followup on how to handle duplicate characters in the permuting algorithm.
The following seems to work, not sure how it will scale. tString can contain
any characters -- duplicates, digits, spaces, whatever.
function permute tString
-- returns all the permutations in the string tString
p
On 8/26/2014, 7:01 AM, JB wrote:
Thank you very much, Mark!!
That is really nice!
Unfortunately, I couldn't get Mark's answer and ask handlers to work on
Mac. On Windows the default position is at the location of the default
stack, which is why it works there. On Mac, it looks like you'll ne
Hi All,
I manage a lot of accounts in our Google Apps for Education deployment. I have
used LiveCode to automate a lot of the csv creation for this process.
I use a Terminal application (GAM) created in Python to do some of this too.
I would like to be able to call the GAM Python scripts via
On Aug 26, 2014, at 9:42 AM, Beat Cornaz wrote:
> Works like a charm, Geoff. Great way of tackling the thing, very original.
>
> function P2 N,B
> -- N is the depth to permute
> -- B is the ASCII value to start from
> -- so P2(1,49) returns 21 cr 12
> -- P2(2,53) returns 675 cr 765 cr 756 cr
On Aug 26, 2014, at 9:19 AM, Jacques Hausser wrote:
> As I'm checking version 7.10 DP, your solution is not working... I rummaged
> into the "revNewScriptEditor" stack and found that "revSEColorize" doesn't
> exist anymore (or it's hidden somewhere else).
> But it's even simpler! here the script
Works like a charm, Geoff. Great way of tackling the thing, very original.
function P2 N,B
-- N is the depth to permute
-- B is the ASCII value to start from
-- so P2(1,49) returns 21 cr 12
-- P2(2,53) returns 675 cr 765 cr 756 cr 576 cr 657 cr 567
if N = 0 then return numToChar(B) & cr
Thanks, Peter,
As I'm checking version 7.10 DP, your solution is not working... I rummaged
into the "revNewScriptEditor" stack and found that "revSEColorize" doesn't
exist anymore (or it's hidden somewhere else).
But it's even simpler! here the script of my button:
on mouseUp
put the script
Hi Peter,
You're right. I thought of it, but forgot to add it.
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Best regards,
Mark Schonewille
Economy-x-Talk Consulting and Software Engineering
Homepage: http://economy-x-talk.com
Twitter: http://twitter.com/xtalkprogrammer
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Installer Maker for LiveCode:
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B
When I add the following to my iOS app I get the same results (0,0,640,704)
for each.
Not helpful.
How do i get the loc or top of the keyboard (in 3.5, 4.0, and iPad sizes)
so i can properly move fields out of the way of the keyboard?
on keyboardActivated
answer "keyboard activated" & cr & t
Thank you very much, Mark!!
That is really nice!
John Balgenorth
On Aug 25, 2014, at 12:49 PM, Mark Schonewille
wrote:
> John,
>
> Here's my complete solution:
>
> on mouseUp
> put item 1 of the screenLoc & comma & round(item 2 of the screenLoc / 3)
> into myLoc
> askAt "Hello","
Mark Weider came up with this trick, which I use in my library stack (a set of
utility handlers, click on the name of a handler and the script is displayed in
a field, properly colorized).
put thisScript into fld "script"
-- now colorize script
-- thanks to Mark Wieder, of the useRev li
Nice. Don't forget to reset the templatestack.
-- Peter
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On Aug 25, 2014, at 3:49 PM, Mark Schonewille wrote:
> John,
>
> Here's my complete solution:
>
> on mouseUp
> put item 1 of the screenLoc & comma & round(item 2 of t
I want a button to automatically put the script of any control in a field,
showing the script editor's colors... I'm probably completely dumb, but I
didn't find the trick.
Thanks for every hint!
Jacques
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single app mode, then complete control of the phone while your app is
running is possible without a jailbreak - it's just control whilst in
Springboard and other people's apps you need to jailbreak for.
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