Re: I Hate Full Screen!

Looks like a regression in 8 from 7. Just did a quick test and don’t see the issue in 7.1.4 but do in 8/9. Bug 18213 On Sun, Oct 29, 2017 at 9:55 PM Roger Guay via use-livecode < use-livecode@lists.runrev.com> wrote: > Why can’t I set the decorations of a stack to only “Title” without that > damn

I Hate Full Screen!

Why can’t I set the decorations of a stack to only “Title” without that damnable green ball coming in every time? LC 8.1.6 and Mac OS 10.13. Thanks, Roger ___ use-livecode mailing list use-livecode@lists.runrev.com Please visit this url to subscribe,

Re: Relative Paths in Property Inspector

What I meant was not that you shouldn't file a QR, but that I think that all the requests for relative paths should be combined because I think relative paths across LC would be beneficial. Sorry for not being clear about that. I have four obvious cases, where I see a benefit: 1) Using multiple ma

Re: Relative Paths in Property Inspector

So the ask is for a check box in the PI (near the source field with a label like “Relative path”)? And when checked, the PI would automatically trim the path to be relative to the stack file (probably with the assumption that it only goes down the hierarchy). Or are you asking for a preference tha

Re: Radio button scaling

Christer I have had some success with a) create icon in a vector program b) no gradients! c) set background as transparent d) save as PNG at the largest size you might need. e) scale down (never up) dynamically run time before display. whether it is "non-smooth" will vary depending on the image

Re: Relative Paths in Property Inspector

BR: are you keeping your stacks next to the images? like this ~/Dropbox/Pet Project/animals.livecode ~/Dropbox/Pet Project/img/dangerous-pets/tiger.jpg and if you set the image filename to "img/dangerous-pets/tiger.jpg" it fails? -- Mike Kerner wrote: it is related. As soon a

Re: Relative Paths in Property Inspector

it is related. As soon as I saw your post I said "gee, that looks familiar". On Sun, Oct 29, 2017 at 3:02 PM, Sannyasin Brahmanathaswami via use-livecode wrote: > Backstory: > > Sometime back in a round with HQ we got the engine to "remember" relative > path settings for the filenames of images

Re: Socket help needed for API

Hi Richard LiveCode does not currently have websocket support. As this has come up recently in a number of areas I had a quick look at the spec (https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6455 ). It looks relatively feasible to implement on top of our current socket sup

Relative Paths in Property Inspector

Backstory: Sometime back in a round with HQ we got the engine to "remember" relative path settings for the filenames of images/players etc.. such that it would not default to full path from root on the drive which makes the path unique to that user and no longer portable… so "relativity" go sup

Re: Radio button scaling

Thank you! 1. In the mean while built just a double button scheme, let's see how it looks with the devices. Look forward to simplifying back to single buttons with the new icons for checkBox and radio buttons. "When" is my 2-3 year old question, though. Just ask a nerd nearby to do the job.

Socket help needed for API

I have been using LC to access an API through conventional means, but that site has now changed to a socket protocol. I have tried various methods, but just can’t get it to work. I would appreciate it if someone familiar with sockets could take a look and show me how to do this. I only need to

Re: Radio button scaling

Answer 1. This is solvable as soon as icons are settable using SVG. Other scaling would result in non-smooth displays as the icons are images. But you could make a set of images for different "resolutions" and use these images as "icons" for the buttons, dependent on your scale. Also you could mak

Radio button scaling

1. Question 1: What is the problem with getting the radio buttons "tick boxes" scalable? Trying to remember, I asked about it for a few years ago, and the answer by LC team was, it is about the icon?? I tried using switch button widgets, but the scaling of those isn't linear (width / height)