Merci, Robert
Bien sur… le media et les lines de code n'est pas la meme chose…
Others have contacted me off list about this with similar thoughts… seems worth
pursuing with the Mothership.. but they are in conference prep mode right now.
No better environment than LC for developing the UI/views
@ mark … duh… no you are not underthinking… I was over thinking…sure..that
works.
@ Alex
confirmed:
put format ("group \"word with spaces\"") into tVar; put word 2 of tVar
returns "word with spaces"
Wow.. that's both unintuitive/unexpected and useful new knowledge!
Thanks
This use c
Hi Paul
I bumped into this in a project just before I started working for LiveCode.
There’s an issue some of the latter 6.7 releases that requires you to set the
default folder to the folder the pdf printer dll is in before opening printing
for the first time. I believe this is fixe in LC 8.
C
Not sure I understand the real problem - or why array could help - but
one observation ...
On 26/07/2016 23:47, Sannyasin Brahmanathaswami wrote:
Trying to avoid reinventing the wheel here:
...
The obvious param to send to the behavior is the long ID or long Name of the
target, or the owner o
Sannyasin Brahmanathaswami writes:
> # Owner name is our trigger
> put the keys of tTargetName (an array) into sMouseTarget
> switch sMouseTarget
>if "listen-music" is among the lines of sMouseTarget then
> # load some other stack or go to some card
>
> what do you do?
if "listen-mu
I have this in a behavior
put the short name of the owner of the target into tTargetAction
# contains a string like "surprise_audio"
# parse the owner
set the itemdel to "_"
put item 1 of tTargetAction into tModule
put item 2 of tTargetAction into tAction
put tAction
set the itemdel to comma
Trying to avoid reinventing the wheel here:
use Case:
1) you want to set a behavior to a common group to act on mouse events.
2) this group is present by different names (deliberately unique names) in
different stacks
3) the behavior needs to act on the mouse event.
The obvious param to send to
Thanks for everyone's patience in replyin to my tedious, repeated inquiries on
this subject. I've been days and days fumbling with this. As of yesterday, the
mists cleared and finally things are working… I must be super dense as one
would think this could be easier. Any refinements to this feabl
What you are seeing is a behavior where in LC 8 the engine sees
something in the script that is a syntax error that LC6 regards as fine.
Open the script in 8, make a small change and try to apply and it should
tell you what it thing is the syntax error.
On 7/26/2016 1:40 PM, Camm wrote:
> Hello
In 8, try some small edit in the script and then re-apply the changes and
see if it solves the issue.
On Tue, Jul 26, 2016 at 11:40 AM, Camm wrote:
> Hello ,
>
>
> I may have missed something minor but had to stay with 6.6.1 until serial
> port issue addressed. This was addressed in version 8.0.
Hello ,
I may have missed something minor but had to stay with 6.6.1 until serial port
issue addressed. This was addressed in version 8.0.0 so I upgraded.
Now when 8.0.0 loads the stack no handlers appear in the handler list ?
All the script was in "Stack Script" which can be seen but no ha
I have very large application running under LC 6.7.11 for Windows and OSX
I have code that does an "open printing for PDF", prints a field, and
closes printing. Under OSX this works fine.
Under Windows, in both the IDE and a standalone, I get an execution
error on the open printing for pdf line w
Cuss me out:
http://forums.livecode.com/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=27672&p=145011#p145011
Richmond.
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> But now we have no choice but to ask these would be collaborators on front
> end stack development to use other tools. Exactly the opposite to
> contributing to the "health of the livecode ecosystem."
@ Brahmanathaswami
i've always felt concerned that GPL should NOT extend to media content
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