I have released a new version of PowerDebug.
PowerDebug completely supports LC8 and is backwards-compatible to at
least version 4.x.
Debugging of standalone applications is still supported on the same
computer, cross-platform on multiple computers, and on different
computers in the same local
Script only stacks are designed from the IDE's point of view as not needing
to show a stack window - as what would be the point as any changes to the
visible appearance are discarded. Consequently the IDE loads the stack as
an invisible stack, and will often open the script in the script editor
wit
On 7/24/2016 10:56 PM, Sannyasin Brahmanathaswami wrote:
lf you use just use
someStack.livecode
when you open the "stack" (script only) it actually instantiates a
window in the IDE that you can then do cmd-K and it auto opens the
script.
if you double click on the someStack.livecodescript from
This is a message sent by the engine and it will provide the id of the
background, which you can't specify yourself. The handler needs to use a
valid parameter variable to catch that id, and numbers won't work. It
should be something like pID or similar which the engine can populate.
You can
On July 25, 2016 10:49:11 AM Richmond wrote:
and started wondering what possible advantages Vertical Tab might have over
a CR (13) or a LF (10):
A vertical tab is not a line delimiter. That means you can add visual line
breaks while still using normal line and text chunking syntax. MS Word a
This should do what you want, in the script of the group (set the margins
of the group to 0):
local scrollX, clickX, allowDrag
on mouseDown
put hScroll of me into scrollX
put mouseH() into clickX
put true into allowDrag
end mouseDown
on mouseMove X,Y
if not allowDrag then exit mouse
I am a pinhead: I ended up dipping into that horrible VB6 book again.
Any way I bumped up against ye olde ASCII codes and 'Vertical Tab'
(ASCII 11) [something
I had never heard of before]. So, "just for a laugh" I popped this into
a button:
on mouseUp
set the text of fld "fText" to numTo
Another mousemove version..
local sDragging, sLastX
on mouseup
put false into sDragging
end mouseup
on mouserelease
put false into sDragging
end mouserelease
on mousedown
put true into sDragging
put item 1 of the mouseloc into sLastX
end mousedown
on mousemove px,py
if the mouse
try putting the following script into each moving image:
local tx, ty, dx
on mousedown
put item 1 of the loc of me into tx
put item 2 of the loc of me into ty
put tx- the mouseH into dx
end mousedown
on mouseMove x,y
if the mouse is down then set the loc of me to x+dx, ty
end mouseMove
C
Put the following in the script of the image that is inside the
scrolling group. You may also want to change the cursor to a hand on
mouseDown
on mouseDown
set the hMin of me to 0
set the hPos of me to item 1 of the mouseLoc
set the hMax of me to the width of me
end mouseDown
on mouseStillD
See daft effort here:
http://forums.livecode.com/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=27672
Richmond.
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> On Jul 25, 2016, at 4:27 AM, Peter TB Brett wrote:
>
> On 22/07/2016 01:58, Stephen MacLean wrote:
>
>> While I understand why you might want to limit support to “released”
>> OSes, I would say that LC needs to checking against each “early”
>> release, looking for issues and checking for new
Stupid Richmond:
on mouseDown
set the idleRate to 0
grab me
end mouseDown
on mouseStillDown
set the loc of me to (item 1 of the loc of me, 133)
end mouseStillDown
http://lists.runrev.com/pipermail/use-livecode/2012-January/166949.html
Now: how does one prevent the 'wobble'?
Richmond.
Constrained grab?
R.
On 25.07.2016 12:53, [-hh] wrote:
Script your grouped image with the following.
local iAmDragged=false
on mouseDown
set lockloc of me to true
put the loc of me into iL
put item 1 of iL into i1
put item 2 of iL into i2
lock cursor; set cursor to hand
put
That's super; but it does seem a long-winded way to do things.
I wonder if I cannot use scrollBarDrag in some way?
R.
On 25.07.2016 12:53, [-hh] wrote:
Script your grouped image with the following.
local iAmDragged=false
on mouseDown
set lockloc of me to true
put the loc of me into iL
Script your grouped image with the following.
local iAmDragged=false
on mouseDown
set lockloc of me to true
put the loc of me into iL
put item 1 of iL into i1
put item 2 of iL into i2
lock cursor; set cursor to hand
put true into iAmDragged
dragMeInGrp i1,i2,the mouseH-i1,the mouseV
Hi Kevin & Richard,
Thanks for engaging so positively with this discussion. Let me start by
saying that I'm very much on the side of LiveCode succeeding and want to
help not just complain from the sidelines.
Open source licensing FUD tends to make my blood boil a little, although
leaving that asi
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I made a lng rectangular image (3 times wider than my stack) and
grouped it
into a group the width of my stack and gave it a horizontal scrollbar;
so I can scroll the image
laterally using the scrollbar . . . surprise, surprise; and jolly s*xy
it looks too.
I would look even s*xier if
On 22/07/2016 01:58, Stephen MacLean wrote:
While I understand why you might want to limit support to “released”
OSes, I would say that LC needs to checking against each “early”
release, looking for issues and checking for new features that might
be supported. LC should take bug reports against
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