On 6/26/2015 11:08 PM, Scott Rossi wrote:
And again there is also the number property (used by old timers like
Jacque and myself) showing the multiple ways of accomplishing the same
task:
And if you look up "layer" in the dictionary, the "see also" refers to
"number" as the first suggestion. I
And again there is also the number property (used by old timers like
Jacque and myself) showing the multiple ways of accomplishing the same
task:
"Specifies an object's position within a file, a card's position within a
stack, or a control's layer on a card."
set the number of card "settings" to
Richmond:
"and, were there a reference book that was not just a reprint of the
Dictionary it would be a good thing."
Have you read the User Guide from cover to cover?
Page 207
7.1.2 Referring to objects by number
A control's number is its layer on the card, from back to front. A
card's numb
On Fri Jun 26 2015,
Mark Weider wrote:
> The livecode.com website seems to have been hacked recently.
> While most of the content is merely dumbed down, a spurious
> blog post has been entered spreading FUD for the MPAA.
> Hopefully no user account information was exposed.
That is the funniest po
Thank you Mark.
Bill
> On Jun 26, 2015, at 9:17 AM, Mark Schonewille
> wrote:
>
> Here's an example, which uses the speak comman from eSpeak:
>
> on mouseUp
> put fld 1 into myText
> put "/usr/local/bin/speak -ven+f3" && quote & myText & quote && "-w
> ~/desktop/text.wav" into myScri
Hi everyone who bought the book the past 24 hours,
We have sent the requests for confirmation. Please, check your mail, or
check your spam box if necessary, and confirm your postal mail address.
If you decide to purchase the book now, we won't be able to send you a
request for confirmation be
Well, it's the weekend and I'm on vacation. Sometimes reading can and
should be more "off the clock". Some of my colleagues however just can't
take a break from code.
On Jun 26, 2015 7:09 PM, "Dave Kilroy" wrote:
> Oops thanks Roger, sorry I meant to write 'Neil Roger' - as to the
> content/sty
Oops thanks Roger, sorry I meant to write 'Neil Roger' - as to the
content/style of the posting - each to their own I guess - could you or
others explain to me why it's good and what I'm missing?
-
"The difference between genius and stupidity is; genius has its limits." -
Albert Einstein
--
The post was written by Neil Roger (not Roberts), and I liked the change of
style.
On Jun 26, 2015 6:45 PM, "Dave Kilroy" wrote:
> Jana does indeed work for LiveCode, I've corresponded with her and she's
> very
> nice - Hi Jana!
>
> That blog post is written by Neil Roberts and not Jana
>
> Howe
Jana does indeed work for LiveCode, I've corresponded with her and she's very
nice - Hi Jana!
That blog post is written by Neil Roberts and not Jana
However I'm not sure that the awfulness of that post is down to Neil - I
suspect that a decision has been made somewhere 'higher-up' in LiveCode to
The error was indeed in my end. Using OSX 10.11, the menu was hidden until I
pressed the button labeled “valg” in Norwegian. It is getting late here in
Norway I can tell.
Best regards,
Tore
> 27. jun. 2015 kl. 00.27 skrev Mark Schonewille
> :
>
> Hi Tore,
>
> This works fine for me. At the
I will have to give it another try then to see if there is something wrong at
my end.
Thank you!
Tore Nilsen
> 27. jun. 2015 kl. 00.27 skrev Mark Schonewille
> :
>
> Hi Tore,
>
> This works fine for me. At the bottom of the dialog, there should be a menu
> where you can change the file ty
Hi Tore,
This works fine for me. At the bottom of the dialog, there should be a
menu where you can change the file type.
Normally, the file type in "PNG|png|PNG" would be PNGf, so it should be
"PNG|png|PNGf", but I believe this is no longer relevant since OSX 10.5
or 10.6.
--
Best regards,
I am trying to restrict file types in an answer file with type command, but I
am only able to get it to work with one file type at a time. The dictionary
suggests this form for multiple file types:
answer file "Choose a picture:" with type "JPEG|jpg|JPEG" or type "PNG|png|PNG”
However, only the
Hi,
It looks like this is a genuine post and Jana Doughty seems to be with
LiveCode http://livecode.com/author/janalivecode but I don't see how
this blog post is relevant. I could think of something why it is
relevant, but to me it more looks like a search engine trap.
--
Best regards,
Mark
Jana Doughty writes:
> Happy Friday to you! We have a great new blog post about file sharing,
> piracy, Netflix, and the widely known TV show: Friends!
The livecode.com website seems to have been hacked recently.
While most of the content is merely dumbed down, a spurious
blog post has been ente
+1
On Fri, Jun 26, 2015 at 12:28 PM Jerry Jensen wrote:
> Bernd’s excellent modTableField manages it. I haven’t explored how its
> done, but in a modTableField, you can get a selectionChanged message. Its
> very useful!
> .Jerry
>
> > On Jun 26, 2015, at 12:19 PM, Dr. Hawkins wrote:
> >
> > On
Richmond wrote:
Now, at the risk of seeming incredibly stupid () I wonder why data
copied from a Gnumeric file works, while data copied from a
LibreOffice Calc does not???
Of course, were I a real 'trooper' I'd install every possible
spreadsheet software
on my Linux box and do the same sort
On 26/06/15 22:50, Richmond wrote:
So: I set up a stack containing a table field "ACCESS" and created a
spreadsheet file
in LibreOffice Calc.
1. I opened the spreadsheet in LibreOffice Calc, selected the
populated fields
and then hit a button on my stack that contains the following script:
o
So: I set up a stack containing a table field "ACCESS" and created a
spreadsheet file
in LibreOffice Calc.
1. I opened the spreadsheet in LibreOffice Calc, selected the populated
fields
and then hit a button on my stack that contains the following script:
on mouseUp
set the text of fld "AC
On 6/26/15 12:28 PM, Jerry Jensen wrote:
Bernd’s excellent modTableField manages it. I haven’t explored how its done,
but in a modTableField, you can get a selectionChanged message. Its very useful!
.Jerry
That's what I would do.
I turned on the messageMessages to see what messages are fired
Bernd’s excellent modTableField manages it. I haven’t explored how its done,
but in a modTableField, you can get a selectionChanged message. Its very useful!
.Jerry
> On Jun 26, 2015, at 12:19 PM, Dr. Hawkins wrote:
>
> On Fri, Jun 26, 2015 at 12:10 PM, Phil Davis wrote:
>
>> Do you mean a ch
On Fri, Jun 26, 2015 at 12:10 PM, Phil Davis wrote:
> Do you mean a change to the data in a given cell, or a change of cursor
> location within the table?
>
Either would work for me. The table is a two-column free-form list of
values to be summed
such as
dog 5
cat 7
12
So if I either kno
Do you mean a change to the data in a given cell, or a change of cursor
location within the table?
Phil
On 6/26/15 12:05 PM, Dr. Hawkins wrote:
is there a way to detect cell changes in a table?
I've tried giving it a script for tabKey, returnInField, arrowKey, and
enterInField, and it doesn'
is there a way to detect cell changes in a table?
I've tried giving it a script for tabKey, returnInField, arrowKey, and
enterInField, and it doesn't get called; it appears that not even keyUp
gets called.
Or is this how a regular table is supposed to work?
--
Dr. Richard E. Hawkins, Esq.
(702)
On 26/06/15 18:20, Lynn Fredricks wrote:
We hope you enjoy it and we'd LOVE to know what you think in
the comments!
http://livecode.com/the-one-where-we-sued-you/
It is too broad, contentious (yes, I made a funny) and political an issue
for a blog post related to LiveCode.
Indeed: I thought
On June 26, 2015 5:52:29 AM CDT, Richmond wrote:
>Wow! I knew LiveCode was incredibly versatile: but skinning cats -
>really: bet that's a new one on most LiveCode programmers.
It's not so hard:
put the skin of the cat into tBin
or:
split tCat by tMembrane
However the visual imagery pre
On June 26, 2015 5:45:11 AM CDT, Roger Eller
wrote:
>I thought the rottenthesaurus became extinct billions of years ago. :-)
I escaped the meteor. But I'm uncomfortable that I gave away my age.
--
Jacqueline Landman Gay | jac...@hyperactivesw.com
HyperActive Software |
Here's an example, which uses the speak comman from eSpeak:
on mouseUp
put fld 1 into myText
put "/usr/local/bin/speak -ven+f3" && quote & myText & quote && "-w
~/desktop/text.wav" into myScript
get shell(myScript)
end mouseUp
You may want to remove quotes from the source text. I
> We hope you enjoy it and we'd LOVE to know what you think in
> the comments!
>
> http://livecode.com/the-one-where-we-sued-you/
>
It is too broad, contentious (yes, I made a funny) and political an issue
for a blog post related to LiveCode.
Best regards,
Lynn Fredricks
Paradigma Software
ht
How did she get access to the list
-- Peter
Peter M. Brigham
pmb...@gmail.com
http://home.comcast.net/~pmbrig
On Jun 26, 2015, at 9:17 AM, Jana Doughty wrote:
> Hi LiveCode Community,
>
> Happy Friday to you! We have a great new blog post about file sharing,
> piracy, Netflix, and the wide
On Fri, Jun 26, 2015 at 3:52 AM, Richmond
wrote:
> Wow! I knew LiveCode was incredibly versatile: but skinning cats - really:
> bet that's a new
> one on most LiveCode programmers.
>
> What most people forget is that while there are many ways to skin a cat,
the cat hates each and every one . . .
Richmond wrote:
I also use ask.com a lot . . .
Online search engines are very valuable tools for learning any
programming language.
For example, when I search Google this morning for "livecode how to
reorder cards" the first hit I get is:
how do you move a card or reorder a stack?
Kay C Lan wrote:
On Fri, Jun 26, 2015 at 1:26 PM, Richmond
wrote:
What I did say was that it is surprising how people who have been using
LIveCode for a very long time
are still unaware of some ways to do things:
Hmmm, that sounds remarkably like the comment some people make "isn't is
stran
Hi LiveCode Community,
Happy Friday to you! We have a great new blog post about file sharing,
piracy, Netflix, and the widely known TV show: Friends!
We hope you enjoy it and we'd LOVE to know what you think in the comments!
http://livecode.com/the-one-where-we-sued-you/
Also, if you really lik
Hi LiveCode Community,
Happy Friday to you! We have a great new blog post about file sharing,
piracy, Netflix, and the widely known TV show: Friends!
We hope you enjoy it and we'd LOVE to know what you think in the comments!
http://livecode.com/the-one-where-we-sued-you/
Also, if you really lik
I remember that, just can't remember what it was called.Did anybody on this
list buy that? Obviously not very many people made the purchase as it did not
last for very long. Funny you brought that up as I was just thinking about the
same thing the other day.
I always thought that would be
It probably has nothing to do with your issue (but then again it might be
related) but I have noticed on a Windows machine that if I don't use "Quit" to
get out of the standalone and allow the user to just "x out" of the
application, it stays running in the background and you have to go into tas
On 26/06/15 13:45, Roger Eller wrote:
I thought the rottenthesaurus became extinct billions of years ago. :-)
On Jun 26, 2015 12:02 AM, "J. Landman Gay" wrote:
I did the same thing once with the "label" and "title" of a stack. I'm a
tolerable dictionary but a rotten thesaurus.
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On 26/06/15 11:53, Kay C Lan wrote:
On Fri, Jun 26, 2015 at 1:26 PM, Richmond
wrote:
What I did say was that it is surprising how people who have been using
LIveCode for a very long time
are still unaware of some ways to do things:
Hmmm, that sounds remarkably like the comment some people ma
Trying to be clever (Ha, Ha, Ha . . . there's a sore point), I copied
some cells
from a LibreOffice spreadsheet and attempted to paste them into a tableField
in LiveCode . . . what did I get (no, you don't get 50 bucks if you get
this right;
but you can give yourself a pat on the back) ?
Xubun
I thought the rottenthesaurus became extinct billions of years ago. :-)
On Jun 26, 2015 12:02 AM, "J. Landman Gay" wrote:
>
> I did the same thing once with the "label" and "title" of a stack. I'm a
tolerable dictionary but a rotten thesaurus.
___
use-l
Hello list,
I have several lc scripts on a server that generate pdf files "on the fly"
when triggered from a html page on a client PC or Mac.
Everything has been working fine for years (meaning the pdf were
displayed or downloaded, depending on the OS or the browser).
But suddenly, on Mac OSX 10.10
On Fri, Jun 26, 2015 at 1:26 PM, Richmond
wrote:
What I did say was that it is surprising how people who have been using
> LIveCode for a very long time
> are still unaware of some ways to do things:
Hmmm, that sounds remarkably like the comment some people make "isn't is
strange how when you'r
Sounds like a need for some disk maintenance. When was the last time you
ran Disk Repair and Repair Disk Permission from Disk Utility?
If it's been a while, on start-up simultaneously press the command + r
keys. Once the computer has started in Repair Mode, select Disk Utility and
then select your
A while back there was a stab at being able to include LiveCode as a
library within your existing Xcode project. As far as I remember this
enabled you to use the language, but not the interface elements in your
Xcode project.
Is this still possible?
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