Thanks for answers of "how to get a list of all stacks?"
put revLoadedStacks()
put the mainstack
stacksinuse
all good! But, they return different resultsvery interesting... stackInUse
does not include some stacks reported by "revLoaderStacks()" both lists have
their use cases... but
the
click on the "start hacking" button in the page and you can sign up. i
don't know what it will do for people who don't already have a github
account, but here's what I got:
[image: Hacktoberfest 2019]
You’re officially registered for Hacktoberfest 2019! So we wanted to send
you everything yo
I must be doing something wrong, I still can't get a mobile scroller to
align at anything other than zero. It fails on scrollers placed over
either images or scrolling fields.
I have a list field with a lot of lines, grouped, with the group shorter
than the field.
On mobile (Android in my ca
I think "large" is dependent on context.
I've used LSON files larger than 100 MB, but I don't know that I would
recommend that for all possible use cases.
The bug DB link in this post suggests that size of a given array isn't
necessarily a problem or not a problem, it all depends on what
spe
Do we have a ballpark idea of what "large" might be? Is it more like a
gigabyte or a few hundred megabytes or...? I know it will be variable
and depend on other factors, but it would be nice to have a general idea.
On 9/26/19 11:12 PM, Dar Scott Consulting via use-livecode wrote:
I don't think
Assume I have a function guessTextEncoding that returns the various
possible encoding for a text file.
If the file is MacRoman and my app is running on OSX (Platform() = "MacOS")
I can use:
put URL ("file:"&tFile) into tText
put textDecode(tText,"Native") into ... destination
OR
put textDecode(t
