It's easy to get excited about C10k problems, and I got caught up in it
myself. Geeks love this stuff. It's hard to resist.
But once the coffee wore off, I changed hats and reconsidered this
problem from the standpoint not of an implementer, but a business owner.
Here's the core of the busi
One very irritating thing about Android Studio is that you have to create a
project before you can launch a simulator. So when you open Android Studio,
and get the welcome dialog, just start a new project with any old settings.
Once you've done that you can choose Tools > Android > AVD Manager and
Never mind - I just realized that I’d loaded the fonts in my test stack in LC
6.6.5, then opened the stack in LC 8.1.9. But it is weird that the same fonts
in my system show up with different names between 6.6.5 and 8.1.9.
> I just discovered something weird with regards to font names. If I look
I’m trying to figure out how to get an Android virtual device going for LC
testing/debugging. For the life of me I can’t figure out how to create an AVD
with Android Studio. I’ve spent the better part of my day trying to figure this
out.
I've tried LC business 8.1.9 & LC business 9.0.0 (dp11).
I'm giving up on the file size. No clue where the extra comes from, and I
even went to far as to try compressing the .deb after the fact looking to
see if it could be squeezed any tighter. But, Newp.
On Wed, Feb 28, 2018 at 7:24 PM, Mike Bonner wrote:
> Thanks for testing! Tickled that it actu
I just discovered something weird with regards to font names. If I look at the
font names in the font menu of LC 8.1.9, in some cases they are different names
than what I get when I access the fontNames. For example, I have a font family
named "Vendome." From the fontNames function I get these:
On 01/03/2018 18:48, Richard Gaskin via use-livecode wrote:
jbv wrote:
> And is this feature already available on the LC version of on-rev
> accounts ?
Hard to say. I have an on-rev account, but haven't set it up. I would
imagine that the mother ship is using the latest Stable build, no?
So I need to roll my own font menu for a project I'm working on. I'm using a
simple stack that I open as a palette with a scrolling field which lists all
the fonts. I open this font menu stack and the text stays selected in the field
of the stack that I'm wanting to change the font of. But after
Hi all.
Ever queried or updated an SQL database with float column types, and noted to
your dismay that float values truncate leading AND trailing values? So now when
you want to put that data into a datagrid, 800.00 becomes 800, 495.60 becomes
495.6. Wouldn't it be great if there was a command
If you just need community, should be pretty easy to compile a copy without
that feature. I have not looked at the source though.
On Thu, Mar 1, 2018 at 10:38 AM Richard Gaskin via use-livecode <
use-livecode@lists.runrev.com> wrote:
>
> > Can that be turned off?
>
> Not yet. I have a request f
jbv wrote:
> On Thu, March 1, 2018 5:38 pm, Richard Gaskin via use-livecode wrote:
>> It's nice that we now have
>> graphics capabilities in Server,
>
> Is there any doc on this somewhere ?
I think it was in the Release Notes for whatever version it was enabled
in (v7?), but I haven't checked t
Martin,
1) Put the text file into the "Copy Files" pane of the standalone settings
2) When app start check is there is a copy in your "the documents
folder/somepath" folder. If not then copy it from "the engine folder" to "the
documents folder/somepath" folder.
3) Your app will access the file i
How can I include e.g. a textfile (let's say „MyText.txt“), when building the
standalone application for iOS for the use from within the app (reading
from/writing to)?
I get my apps running on my iPad, I can read and write files, and - if there
is no „TheFiles“-folder - I can create such a fo
On Thu, March 1, 2018 5:38 pm, Richard Gaskin via use-livecode wrote:
> It's nice that we now have
> graphics capabilities in Server,
Is there any doc on this somewhere ?
And is this feature already available on the LC version of on-rev accounts ?
Thanks,
jbv
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Tom Glod wrote:
> no reason why it wouldn't work... but keep 2 things in mind
>
> if you use community edition, the number of HHTP Requests you can make
> to the same domain at one time is exactly 1.
How many are needed from a single client?
While it's unfortunate the LiveCode Community Edition
Generous of you to offer, Bob. There's a donation button in the About
pane, accessed through the topmost arrow button. I use
pay...@fourthworld.com
Donations allow me to spend time with it, and also useful is learning
how others spend time with it. It's more of a tool rack than a tool
itse
Saw the png of it, looks great! I am going to give it a try. If I like and use
it I will be happty to shoot you off something on PayPal. Just let me know your
handle if you have one.
Bob S
> On Mar 1, 2018, at 08:41 , Richard Gaskin via use-livecode
> wrote:
>
> Very kind of you to say, Br
Very kind of you to say, Brian. Thanks. I have no registration
requirement for that free plugin, so I'm often delightfully surprised to
discover who's using it.
Very soon I'll have a window of time in which I can finally get around
to adding some more useful things to the Projects pane. If y
jonathandlynch wrote:
> I certainly don’t need to load fonts in the LC process.
Most people doing server work don't. It's nice that we now have
graphics capabilities in Server, and I can imagine some CGIs that maybe
generate postcard or other output where fonts would be needed. But
probably
no reason why it wouldn't work... but keep 2 things in mind
if you use community edition, the number of HHTP Requests you can make to
the same domain at one time is exactly 1.
For a system like this, it could be better to save to an sql because
seperate TXT files would be a lot of IO calls.
If y
This is a different idea from the other thread, so I am starting a new thread.
Imagine the following scenario:
Each record is saved as a separate text file.
LC loads up all the text files into a single massive global array.
LC listens to a port for DB requests.
When a DB request comes in, LC
Is it possible to solve the C10k problem with simple CGI? LC has a relatively
small footprint in RAM. If each LC process takes up 7 meg, then 10,000
processes would take 70 gig of ram. NginX can manage that no problem on a
dedicated server. Is there any reason why that would not work?
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