On 10/12/15 00:07, William Prothero wrote:
Richmond:
These look like animated gifs. Does Livecode support them?
Bill
Yes.
On Dec 8, 2015, at 11:22 PM, Richmond wrote:
Look super to me:
https://pixelbuddha.net/freebies/tag/animation
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Hi All,
I found the solution to this in the website AskUbuntu
about installing Android SDK in Ubuntu 14.04 64bits.
Looks like newer Ubuntu versions does not include
32bits compatibility components, so I installed them.
Actually, all of them, just to be sure.
http://askubuntu.com/questions/147400
Really Nice! :D
Thanks for sharing
Al
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On Wed, Dec 9, 2015 at 8:35 PM, Mark Waddingham wrote:
> Basically the answer to your question is simply that:
>
> a) It is not entirely obvious what 'sort the words of' should do.
>
Then why is it obvious to LC when you have this:
4 the quick brown foxjumped over the lazy dog
Hi Dan,
In 6.7 I was able to clone the revLibUrl button or stack (I forget which
is used in 6.7.x), rename it, stop using (or remove from front, or ...)
the actual rev one and start using my copy. Then the debugger would go
into the revLibUrl code like I wanted, so I could see what was happeni
There are delimiters that determine a class of chunks ("items" or "lines").
But there are also chunk types ("words" or "trueWords") that determine a class
of delimiters.
Would be very interesting to have a new kind of sort that enables to do sort
things that are not definined by a certain fixed
Richmond:
These look like animated gifs. Does Livecode support them?
Bill
> On Dec 8, 2015, at 11:22 PM, Richmond wrote:
>
> Look super to me:
>
> https://pixelbuddha.net/freebies/tag/animation
>
> Richmond.
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Geoff nailed it, all right.
The "word" chunk has always been loosely implemented, in that it can hardly be
considered a truly delimited chunk at all, like an item or a line is. Even
though it seems to have been included in the "family" of chunks.
Human brains seemed to have been able to accom
You explained the issue far better than me :)
The proposed meaning is the most sensible 'consistent' interpretation I think
as it preserves the list structure if not the original data entirely.
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> On 9 Dec 2015, at 19:20, Geoff Canyon wrote:
>
> Note that words can also be
Note that words can also be delimited by tabs and crs, which doesn't allow
for a simple substitution for sorting by items/lines, and would make for
some odd results pretty much no matter what method you use. There is also
the fact that this is six words:
test
this thing and this
"thing right here
http://forums.livecode.com/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=26082
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Greetings!
I am trying to track down a problem I am having with a particular client's
system where the DNS lookup is being overwritten by the “domain” the computer
is trying to belong/log into.
This came up because we recently updated our standalone from LC 5.5.1, to LC
7.0.1. When we attempt
On 09/12/15 18:17, Mike Kerner wrote:
Has anyone attempted to built an interface using an external tool, say
Sketch, for instance? If so, what have you done to make the areas active?
For my Devawriter Pro, PISMO and Grendel I used GIMP to make the
graphic components and then assembled them in
Well, I don't want to keep this thread going forever but still...
I do understand Mark's explanations, but still I don't understand
this :
since this is allowed (and returns the expected result) :
get "the quick brown foxjumped over the lazy dog"
set itemdel to space
Has anyone attempted to built an interface using an external tool, say
Sketch, for instance? If so, what have you done to make the areas active?
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On the third day, God put the animals on hold for
I was just thinking how useful sort could be to find things (in an array or
whatever)
I took the example from the other (word sort) thread and did this..
(obviously it would make more sense to NOT be building the array on the fly
and use it on an existing one.)
local sDataArray
on mouseUp
put
Mike is right. First you put the keys of gArray into a field, then you
click on a key and put the keys of gArray[the slectedText of field 1]
into field 2 et cetera.
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You want the subkeys of your "main group" key?
put the keys of myArray[the selectedtext of field "Maingroup"] into field
"subgroup"
On Wed, Dec 9, 2015 at 6:11 AM, tkuyp...@telenet.be
wrote:
> Hi Mark,
>
> Either I don’t understand this, or I didn’t explain it correctly…
> gArray contains app.
Ignore the extra puts in my preceding post of course. Forgot to clean up
all of them after "seeing" how things were working.
On Wed, Dec 9, 2015 at 8:28 AM, Mike Bonner wrote:
> It seems all you'd have to do is have sort include any trailing chars up
> to the next word along with word in questio
It seems all you'd have to do is have sort include any trailing chars up to
the next word along with word in question.
" onetwo three." Spaces to the left of a word (at least as the
first word) don't seem to delimit the word following, hence grabbing word 1
of the above string would return
On 2015-12-09 13:42, j...@souslelogo.com wrote:
Hi Mark,
I am probably missing something, but items can be separated by multiple
itemdelimiters too, but nevertheless the sorting function works, as in
this
example :
get "12,5,,4,10,,,11,24"
sort items of it ascending numeric
it returns ,
Hi Mark,
Either I don’t understand this, or I didn’t explain it correctly…
gArray contains app. 10.000 lines of data
Item 1 is a unique ID
Item 2 contains the supplier
Item 3 contains the main group
Item 4 contains subgroup 1
Item 5 contains subgroup 2
Item 6 contains subgroup 3
Item 7 contains su
Hi Mark,
I am probably missing something, but items can be separated by multiple
itemdelimiters too, but nevertheless the sorting function works, as in this
example :
get "12,5,,4,10,,,11,24"
sort items of it ascending numeric
it returns ,,,4,5,10,11,12,24
and no compilation error...
Best
On 2015-12-09 12:41, j...@souslelogo.com wrote:
One more remark on this topic : it's surprising that words
can't be sorted, when the following actually works :
get "95 1 3" & return & "95 2 1" & return & "125 1 2"
sort lines of it ascending numeric by word 3 of each
In that case, words are
Hi Ton,
global gArray
on mouseUp
put gArray[the selectedText of field 1][the selectedText of field
2][the selectedText of field 3] into field 4
end mouseUp
(mind line wraps)
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One more remark on this topic : it's surprising that words
can't be sorted, when the following actually works :
get "95 1 3" & return & "95 2 1" & return & "125 1 2"
sort lines of it ascending numeric by word 3 of each
In that case, words are used as a sorting parameter; so why
not use them
Hi,
I know the following should be possible, but I’m nut used in working with
arrays so some help is highly appreciated…
I have a field containing around 10.000 lines of tab-separated text.
The first item is a unique ID, row 2 contains the main group, row 3 to 5
contain subgroups and row 6 to 1
On 2015-12-09 00:24, Todd Fabacher wrote:
Is there any system for proper testing that can "plug" into LiveCode? I
think on mobile this would be even more difficult as there is no remote
debugging correct?
For engine development, there's a framework based on script-only stacks.
It logs using t
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