I made no changes in the second branch, so I deleted it and made a new
one from nightly.
But,
a) since I received a stack from Elanor
b) never have opened before
c) edit the stack script
d) see the stack script of a debug session from Elanor,
(Stack name is a usual long ID number)
It makes you
Updated to 6.2.1. Added functionality so that fillGradient can be edited
along with other properties in Nav's Property Editor. Needs some polish,
but works just fine.
gc
On Wed, Sep 12, 2018 at 8:33 PM Geoff Canyon wrote:
> Updated to alpha 4. Updated the prefs format. Prefs now use a custom
>
> On 13 Sep 2018, at 11:42 pm, Andrew Bell via use-livecode
> wrote:
>
>> - The stack that caches object scripts is not being cleaned up properly
>> between debugging sessions. This would mean that you would see the old
>> script but what would be executing would be the new script. One way
It does not sound like the remote debugger was involved at all in this story so
perhaps look elsewhere for the problem.
> On 14 Sep 2018, at 6:12 am, Sannyasin Brahmanathaswami via use-livecode
> wrote:
>
> Well this is somewhat "urgent" due to a scenario I just witness.
>
> It GIT --> branc
On 9/13/2018 12:09 PM, Knapp Martin via use-livecode wrote:
> Where did you read that Mojave will support 32 bit apps? I would to like be
> able to point customers to a source on that - thanks!
It was in a developer email I received form Apple. I delete it, so
unfortunately, I don't have a copy t
Well this is somewhat "urgent" due to a scenario I just witness.
It GIT --> branch -- nightly # scripts updated.
committed
switch to branch "fixIosBrowser"
git merge nightly
# get the usual conflict of binary stacks..
git checkout --theirs "view/view_SivaSivaBrowser.livecode"
#presumably u
When I went to study in America I had to set up a phone line: and when I
went to the
phone office I asked the guy there, "Do you have STD?"
[ 'STD' Standard Trunk Dialling ]
Luckily he was an English teacher so merely corrected my grammar.
Richmond.
On 13/9/2018 10:08 pm, Martin Koob via use-
At a meeting to discuss a hardware component one person said. "This needs a
TLA." not knowing what that was someone asks, "What's a TLA".
"Three Letter Acronym."
Martin
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On 9/13/18 8:42 AM, Andrew Bell via use-livecode wrote:
- The stack that caches object scripts is not being cleaned up
properly between debugging sessions. This would mean that you would
see the old script but what would be executing would be the new
script. One way to test this might be to mov
Yes I recently discovered that Print to PDF (with LC 6.6.5) failed under High
Sierra. So I pop a window that tells people how to use the built-in Mac feature
to print to PDF as a stop-gap.
Where did you read that Mojave will support 32 bit apps? I would to like be
able to point customers to a s
Marty,
Thank you!
I read today that Mojave will still support 32 bit apps (with the
current High Sierra warning message), so it sounds like I'll be okay
until the next OSX after Mohave and I should have migrated by them. I
already know somethings don't work. Print to PDF fails in High Sierra
unde
Hi Paul,
I have two apps built in LC 6.6.5 and in very *brief* testing they both seem to
work fine with the latest Mojave beta.
I have been feverishly working on one of them trying to get it ready for Mojave
in case they remove 32 bit capability but LC 9 has a couple of glitches for me
- the dr
I was delighted to see that Mojave will still support 32 bit apps. We
have one app left still build under LC6.7.11 that will not be ready to
run under LC9.x.x this month for the September 24th release.
A question for the community: Has anyone tested LC6.7.11 under Mojave?
I read the Carbon APIs w
- The stack that caches object scripts is not being cleaned up
properly between debugging sessions. This would mean that you would
see the old script but what would be executing would be the new
script. One way to test this might be to move a breakpoint statement
from one line to another an
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