It's 3 am over there and he responded to and fixed a fault on Diesel in 10
minutes. Does he sleep in the server room? Actually with the Diesel
problems it's probably under his bed in his flat in Edinburgh. OK, sorry to
bring this down.
Thank You David!
Simon
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> On Jan 22, 2016, at 7:27 AM, Todd Fabacher wrote:
>
> Hello LiveCoders,
>
> I am at Davos for a little business and was inspired to create a LiveCode
> App during the conference. … [snip]
Hi Todd. Interesting stuff. Are you planning to market this product once it is
finished? Or, is this so
I put it into a archer(50) column. I don't think you need to store it as binary
data. I don't and haven't had any problems so far.
Bob S
> On Jan 21, 2016, at 03:20 , John Dixon wrote:
>
> How to I put encrypted data.. ie :-
>
> Salted__c¸≈úÿ9†∆YFò ó∆ñU[∑ÉÑÅF
>
> into a record in a mySQL
On 22/01/16 23:00, Richmond wrote:
On 22/01/16 20:46, John Dixon wrote:
look harder...
mouse([buttonNumber])
the mouse
from the dictionary...
So, I made a wee stack containing a field: fld "MB"
and put this in the cardScript:
on mouseDown
if mouse(1) is "down" then
put 1 into f
On 22/01/16 20:46, John Dixon wrote:
look harder...
mouse([buttonNumber])
the mouse
from the dictionary...
So, I made a wee stack containing a field: fld "MB"
and put this in the cardScript:
on mouseDown
if mouse(1) is "down" then
put 1 into fld "MB"
end if
if mouse(2) is
On 22/01/16 20:46, John Dixon wrote:
look harder...
mouse([buttonNumber])
the mouse
from the dictionary...
I did and gottit. Thanks.
Richmond.
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On 2016-01-22 19:01, Matt Maier wrote:
I used mouse() in code that I've only personally run on my Windows
machine.
My friend ran the same code on Ubuntu and we found that mouse() is off
by 1.
So on Windows mouse(1,2,3) correspond to the left, middle, and right
mouse
buttons. But on Ubuntu th
look harder...
mouse([buttonNumber])
the mouse
from the dictionary...
> Subject: Re: mouse button
> To: use-livecode@lists.runrev.com
> From: richmondmathew...@gmail.com
> Date: Fri, 22 Jan 2016 20:37:04 +0200
>
> On 22/01/16 20:01, Matt Maier wrote:
> > I used mouse() in code that I've only
On 22/01/16 20:01, Matt Maier wrote:
I used mouse() in code that I've only personally run on my Windows machine.
My friend ran the same code on Ubuntu and we found that mouse() is off by 1.
So on Windows mouse(1,2,3) correspond to the left, middle, and right mouse
buttons. But on Ubuntu the same
I used mouse() in code that I've only personally run on my Windows machine.
My friend ran the same code on Ubuntu and we found that mouse() is off by 1.
So on Windows mouse(1,2,3) correspond to the left, middle, and right mouse
buttons. But on Ubuntu the same buttons are mouse(0,1,2).
Is that how
I'm wandering if there is a more advanced way to pass data from a Livecode
variable to a command line process using shell().
I'm used to using "echo 'Hello World' > less" or saving the data to disk
then passing the filename to shell() - both are slower and messier than
needed. Is there a better wa
Thank you Mark, very helpful
Xamarin is Mono re-born with lots of extra bells and whistles, and I
remember researching it back in about 2009 before I chose LiveCode - I used
to be a .NET developer (VB.NET rather than C#) before I escaped from the
world of Microsoft serfdom ... which I don't want t
Hello LiveCoders,
I am at Davos for a little business and was inspired to create a LiveCode
App during the conference. I am creating a blog post for each day, and the
goal is to create an app that "will make the world a better place", which
is the goal of the conference. I am also trying to pitch
> I'm in an slightly weird situation with a client where they want me to
> use
> Xamarin instead of LiveCode for a project (for internal 'political'
> reasons
> as much as anything as far as I can see) - have any of you tried Xamarin
> and
> if so what did you think of it?
I think the important th
Hi all
I'm in an slightly weird situation with a client where they want me to use
Xamarin instead of LiveCode for a project (for internal 'political' reasons
as much as anything as far as I can see) - have any of you tried Xamarin and
if so what did you think of it?
Kind regards
Dave
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I suspect a custom property is the most likely culprit. I found recently in
some IDE stacks that cRevGeneral["script"] contained whole large scripts
which were inflating the size of the stackfiles. I'm not sure exactly where
these came from, but presumably some kind of plugin was setting it.
On Th
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