Cool, yep. For that purpose it should work great.
Its interesting when using this method for a game.. One can be typing code
into the script editor, and the game does interesting things because its
still looping. Not that I have ever inadvertently done such a thing...
On Thu, Jul 5, 2018 at 10:
Hi Mike, actually the main problem I was facing is getting a hotkey press
detected when another stack is in focus I think this function will
allow me to do that.
The keystroke counter was something i wanted to do but can live without.
Thanks, I will try this tomorrow ...i don't see why it wou
The only way I know of is to start a relatively fast send loop and check
the keysdown(). For some things it works fine but for most other things
its not a good answer since you can see if a key is down, but not how long
its down, or tell if it has been pressed, then pressed again before the
next l
Hi folks,
Is it possible to still trigger the rawKey message or the mousemove
message? when the LC stack is not in focus?
I know can can sort of create my own mousemove message by tracking the
absolute (or is it relative) location of the mouse
but the rawkey up message seems like a no go for any
With TSGetNet, is it possible to just get the "status code" ("200" is good,
"404" it bad, among other things)
Of a file on a webserver, *before* you download it? If it is a 404 you "bail on
the operation", in form the user "Not Found" but if it is 200, continue to
stream it?
Brahmanathaswami
Just to add ,
LC works with Bluetooth on Windows using the Bluetooth SPP (Serial Port
Profile).
Bluetooth was originally designed to replace wired serial coms.
So on LC Windows just treats it as a serial comport - wired or not !
Regards
Camm
> On 5 Jul 2018, at 16:00, General 2018 via use-liv
Douglas ,
Serial over Bluetooth on all Windows with LC - Yes , but as you say it is seen
as a Com port.
I have a Bluetooth device that needs serial commands - Windows sees this as a
Bluetooth device (in the loaded driver VCP should be ticked) I then pair it and
use LC with the standard com por
Not misquoted, but misunderstood.
> On Jul 2, 2018, at 12:33 , J. Landman Gay via use-livecode
> wrote:
>
> Actually, do you mean you want to set the script locals for the behavior
> object itself? You can do that, but it will only apply to that particular
> control. The magic word is "this
Cam .. you mention that you have Windows working with LC "over USB and
*Bluetooth*" ...??? Really? Can you describe more details about using
Bluetooth / Windows / LC? As far as I know, the ONLY implementation for
Bluetooth from LC is Monte Goulding's "mergBLE" which exclusively runs on iOS.
