Hi Bob:
Make it
set the text of field 1 of me to
just to be sure. You can have a group of more than one object in the cell.
Regards,
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Thanks I'll give that a try.
Bob S
On Nov 2, 2016, at 13:21 , Sri mailto:sri...@gmail.com>>
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on FillinData pData
set the text of me to fConvert(pData)
end FillinData
function fConvert pDate
/*convert the original format to display format*/
end fConvert
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Bob Sneidar-2 wrote
> I store datetime data in "international" format, but I want to display it
> in a kind of short date/time format. .. I would need to
> display a value one way while leaving the underlying format as is.
>
> Bob S
on FillinData pData
set the text of me to fConvert
DG's have individual fields at each "cell". You could store any custom
formats representing the displayed values in a custom property of the
relevant field, and extract that string instead of the visible one.
Of course, this could be managed in the group script as well, since those
fields respond
John Allijn wrote:
> The dsm software has improved a lot since in the last two years.
> I use my DS212j for files storage (it even runs owncloud) and a
> number of cloud apps. Apache works fine, as does wordpress. It
> would be nice if I could get LCserver to run. It would than be
> a really comp
This is something I want to look into. I store datetime data in "international"
format, but I want to display it in a kind of short date/time format. Currently
I run the datagrid array through some functions for doing that, but it might be
advantageous to have the datagrid library do this for me
The dsm software has improved a lot since in the last two years.
I use my DS212j for files storage (it even runs owncloud) and a number of cloud
apps. Apache works fine, as does wordpress. It would be nice if I could get
LCserver to run. It would than be a really complete test environment.
I'll
1. The underlying data structure is in the form of an array (dgData). So,
anytime there is frequent access to edit, calculate, and re-display results,
array will have an edge over list. This would be even better if LC
introduced additional array manipulation commands such as (multidimensional)
matr
If you want to total a column in a simple table field, assuming column 8,
this is my long-winded approach.
on mouseUp
set the itemDel to TAB
constant tColumn = 8
constant tFieldName = "myFakeSpreadsheet"
put the number of lines of fld tFieldName into tLineCount
if line -1 of fld tFi
Sannyasin Brahmanathaswami wrote:
> When Apple decided to "end of life" for their big OS X Server.
> Our net admin here switched to a Synology device as the "Maha"
> (Great) server on the LAN (15 terrabytes storage or more… not
> sure exactly.)
>
> That change hit hard, because I was running LC S
Hi all,
This thread is getting increasingly off topic, so please end it here.
Peter
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Bob Sneidar wrote:
> On Nov 1, 2016, at 10:48 , Richard Gaskin wrote:
>
> Generally,
> date/time processing isn't all that hard...
That wasn't me. That was me quoting someone else, to which I replied:
...it's just not a trivial thing to do.
I've read enough of Kay's good links on the sub
With no trigger warnings there is a risk that vegetarians might begin
salivating; and that just wouldn't do.
Richmond.
On 2.11.2016 17:45, Bob Sneidar wrote:
I don't think it's anything so complicated. Any excuse to eat turkey will be
welcomed by anyone in the global community. Except perhaps,
> > BR wrote:
> > Drop Shadow Not Available on SVG widget
> Jeanne D. wrote:
> Can you put it in a group and set a drop shadow for the group?
This is a real smart trick: Grouping (one or more) widgets.
Not only for "adding" bitmap-effects to the widget, also for
astounding visual effects by cert
I don't think it's anything so complicated. Any excuse to eat turkey will be
welcomed by anyone in the global community. Except perhaps, Turks. And the
whole point to triggers is to accomodate the vast minority. :-)
Bob S
On Nov 1, 2016, at 13:27 , Peter Bogdanoff
mailto:bogdan...@me.com>> wr
If a developer has no backup of his files before proceeding on so treacherous
an endeavor, so fraught with peril as saving a file in an older format, well
then that developer may get what he deserves. ;-)
Bob S
On Nov 1, 2016, at 17:46 , Ben Rubinstein
mailto:benr...@cogapp.com>> wrote:
Mont
Agreed, but I cannot help but be reminded of Microsoft's famous disclaimer that
downloading a file ending in .doc, .xls or .pptp is "inherently dangerous". ;-)
Bob S
On Nov 1, 2016, at 15:53 , Monte Goulding
mailto:mo...@appisle.net>> wrote:
This came about because the cost of determining if
Someone a while back posted an article someone did about implementing global
time into their app. By the time he got through all the variations and
exceptions between zones, countries, specific territories and states, my head
was spinning. Hawaii for instance does not use DST, as is the case for
It's my impression that Datagrids make terrible spreadsheets as is. But so does
the table field. A LOT of work has to be done on both to get them to act like a
spreadsheet. As it turns out, a spreadsheet is a quite complicated thing to
implement. If you intend to do calculations, then there is a
Please keep us posted. When Apple decided to "end of life" for their big OS X
Server. Our net admin here switched to a Synology device as the "Maha" (Great)
server on the LAN (15 terrabytes storage or more… not sure exactly.)
That change hit hard, because I was running LC Server on top of Apa
Skip Kimpel wrote:
> Anybody noticing a performance loss on v8.1.1 and using REPEAT?
> Seems to be taking an abnormal amount of time to process.
>
> Before I start sifting through my code I wanted to see if it was a
> known issue.
There are many forms of repeat, and the scope of possibilities o
Anybody noticing a performance loss on v8.1.1 and using REPEAT? Seems to
be taking an abnormal amount of time to process.
Before I start sifting through my code I wanted to see if it was a known
issue.
SKIP
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Thanks Richard
I'll give it a try :)
> Op 2 nov. 2016 om 14:24 heeft Richard Gaskin het
> volgende geschreven:
>
> John Allijn wrote:
>
> > Has anyone tried running the Livecode server on a Synoloy NAS?
> > I use it as a testserver for webpages and was wondering if it would
> > work (and perfo
John Allijn wrote:
> Has anyone tried running the Livecode server on a Synoloy NAS?
> I use it as a testserver for webpages and was wondering if it would
> work (and perform well) on this hardware.
Which model? This page shows some Synology boxes using x86, while
others use ARM-compatible Marv
Interestingly I actually wasn't aware of LC's table field when I was working
on the interface of my current app. Given all my previous work with LC was
really about utilities that acted on something external and produced
something external to the stack. Indeed I rarely made standalones being
quite
Hi,
Has anyone tried running the Livecode server on a Synoloy NAS?
I use it as a testserver for webpages and was wondering if it would work (and
perform well) on this hardware.
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Mike Kerner wrote
> N00bs should also check out modTableField and tableLab (Bernd and Scott,
> respectively)
> http://berndniggemann.on-rev.com/modTableField/modTableField_0_1_9.livecode.zip
> http://forums.livecode.com/download/file.php?id=5458&sid=672cdd04a95bc2c80430bc1bc88b7470
For modTableFi
While I wasn't pulling the wishbone with anyone, I was pulling your leg!
Fortunately I don't buy into that Trigger Warning nonsense: just
couldn't resist it :)
Richmond.
On 1.11.2016 22:27, Peter Bogdanoff wrote:
You obviously missed the cranberries in the picture. And the asparagus.
Someth
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