Re: Cleanup of sensitive filesystem data

Andrew- ok - this is the first time I've poked my head into this thread... I just deleted the whole thing without reading since it didn't have a title. Now it looks like I missed an interesting discussion. > The only way to be *sure* of the cleanup that you are requesting -- and > of the simulta

Re: Cleanup of sensitive filesystem data

On 2015-02-07 03:18, Andrew Kluthe wrote: I get that there might be threading issues with the messages in this series, but lawdy lawdy the signal to noise ratio is insane around here these days. Hi Andrew, In general, there's no way to have your cake (store unencrypted data in the filesystem)

Re: Detecting key and mouse actions in the background

Just tried it using a send loop. local sRunning, sMouseLoc on mouseUp if sRunning is empty then put false into sRunning put not sRunning into sRunning set the label of me to "Running: " & sRunning startloop end mouseUp command startLoop if sRunning then put the keysdown & cr

Re: Use MenuPick properly

-- Here's using an array put revDataFromQuery(tDataBaseID, "SELECT , FROM ") into tArray -- Note that displayItem is what you want to display in the menu, storeItem is the corresponding value you want to store; the data is not an array yet. split tArray by return and tab -- now, tArray has d

Detecting key and mouse actions in the background

Hi All. I'm working on a "get up and move" reminder app that needs to be aware when the user is working at the machine. Can a LC standalone (on Mac) detect key and mouse actions while LC is in the background? In my tests so far, it doesn't. Suggestions welcome! Thanks, Tom Bodine -- View thi

Re: Use MenuPick properly

Yet another way, just because I like custom properties, is to set a property of the pulldown to your SQL data, and load only the second item of each line on mouseEnter (or some other time). If you want to try a test, make a normal button and a pulldown. In the button script: on mouseUp put

Re: Use MenuPick properly

Another way to do it that involves more SQL but less Livecode is set the text of button xyz to revDataFromQuery(,,gDBID,"SELECT FROM ORDER BY ") set the cKeys of button xyz to revDataFromQuery(,,gDBID,"SELECT FROM ORDER BY ") I think I like that better, simpler and not likely to be be notice

Re: Use MenuPick properly

Hi Pete and Klaus, thanks for your quick answer! Since my items are not in a sequential number I will adapt my code to Pete's example. Have a great weekend! Pascal 2015-02-07 16:47 GMT+01:00 Peter Haworth : > Hi Pascal, > After selecting the data from your db, do this > > command createKeys

Re: Use MenuPick properly

Hi Pascal, After selecting the data from your db, do this command createKeys pdata,pid --pdata is tab delimited data from revdatafromquery -- item 1 is the key, item 2 is the display data --pid is the long id of the menu button local tKeys,tText set the itemdelimiter to tab r

Re: Use MenuPick properly

Hi Pascal, > Am 07.02.2015 um 16:18 schrieb Pascal Lehner : > > Hi all, > > I use menuPick to have a button with a drop down menu. The menu items are > loaded from a database and the users selection needs to be stored back > there too. > > the dropdown list looks as following (id, name) > 1, fu

Use MenuPick properly

Hi all, I use menuPick to have a button with a drop down menu. The menu items are loaded from a database and the users selection needs to be stored back there too. the dropdown list looks as following (id, name) 1, full 2, half full 3, empty I save the users selection in two fields on the card i

Re: Question re project organization

Kay, I think you're right about just putting out an update if I need to enhance the app by writing new code. Certainly, a lot of content can be added or modified without new code. Videos are important and I'm thinking more of streaming them, probably from YouTube, rather than downloading them. O

Rotating a stack

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Re: Question re project organization

Bill, I'm no expert, and certainly less so with regard to what is OK by Apple for iOS, all I know is the Splash Stack solution is not viable if you plan to go down the iOS route. Someone who's had experience with 'In App' purchases might be able to answer if that might be an avenue to look into.

Re: HTML5 will it or won't it?

The new Ubuntu smartphone supports HTML5 web so that will not be the problem for the HTML5 projects of RunRev. More interesting is the choice of Ubuntu to write native apps in QML code. Considering these so called cards (!) or scopes of the Ubuntu apps need server/cloud support, the combination of

Re: Troubles with inequality

Thanks - I don’t completely understand this as an economical solution, but I think what you’re saying is that any number, even stored in a variable, can be treated as a string - then things can be compared character by character. This is almost the solution I adopted, but I used fields since the