"Richmond as Dodo with ruffled feathers." Discuss. ;-)
Banging on about endless upgrades is pretty pointless because, unless
one lives in a cave, one already
knows about that.
What might be better is to offer the OP a practical solution to their
problem.
Richmond.
On 18.02.20 0:21, Richard
On 2/17/20 7:37 PM, Colin Holgate via use-livecode wrote:
I have a ticket. Didn’t yet figure out where I will stay, but I have a plane
ticket too.
For anyone completely puzzled, it’s an Apple reunion where it’s only open to
employees from the first 10 years, roughly speaking. The cut off is 19
I have a ticket. Didn’t yet figure out where I will stay, but I have a plane
ticket too.
For anyone completely puzzled, it’s an Apple reunion where it’s only open to
employees from the first 10 years, roughly speaking. The cut off is 1988. I
worked at Apple Computer UK from October 1987 to end
Just curious: anyone else here thinking about going to the Apple Alumni
Reunion in May?
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H - you're doing that on 'standalonesaved'.
Isn't that too late ? Shouldn't it be on 'savingstandalone' ?
(I've not made a standalone on years, far less ever used either of those
handlers, but based on their names, that seems like a possible idea :-)
Alex.
On 17/02/2020 22:57, Kaveh Baz
There’s the formattedStyledText property which is like the formattedText but in
the form of a style array. If you sum the number of chars in each run up until
you find your tag, then you can should be able to use the formattedheight of
char 1 up to the summed index to get the vscroll you need.
>
>
>>
>>
> Sounds great Jacqueline. I will give it a go. :-)
>
Hi Jacqueline
I tried but could not make it work. I have posted a minimal stack on the
forum in case you get time to comment.
https://forums.livecode.com/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=33678&p=188122#p188122
Thanks. I have learnt a lot alread
Thanks, I'll save that for someday. In this case though, the text is wrapped and there are
anchors scattered around inside paragraphs. Unless someone else has an idea it looks like I'm
going to have to extract lookup tables. That's going to be quite a job.
On 2/17/20 3:59 PM, Richard Gaskin via
Richmond wrote:
> Yeah, yeah, yeah . . . sick of that stuff about endless upgrades; and,
> frankly banging on about them does not really help anyone who asks the
> sort of question the OP asked.
The OP asked about using the latest version of LiveCode on an OS that
was EOL'd many years ago.
I r
J. Landman Gay wrote:
I'm still working on htmltext in a field. There are anchors that indicate positions elsewhere
in the file. A browser will automatically find and scroll to the right place in the text. I
need to reproduce that.
Is there a way to translate an anchor like "#12345" to the loc
Hi Ralph,
Certainly Klaus's approach will work. Here is another that works.
As you know, image files have "signatures" in their headers to identify
what kind of files they are:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_file_signatures
(the "ISO 8859-1" column)
Once you know the signatures
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Hi Ralph,
> Am 17.02.2020 um 22:08 schrieb Ralph DiMola via use-livecode
> :
>
> What's the best way to know if I set the filename of an image control and
> the file is either not an image or in an unsupported format? I'm getting
> https links to unknown images so I check images before app deplo
What's the best way to know if I set the filename of an image control and
the file is either not an image or in an unsupported format? I'm getting
https links to unknown images so I check images before app deployment.
After resizing an image is there a way to know the original dimensions? Just
won
I'm still working on htmltext in a field. There are anchors that indicate positions elsewhere
in the file. A browser will automatically find and scroll to the right place in the text. I
need to reproduce that.
Is there a way to translate an anchor like "#12345" to the location in the visible fi
Yeah, yeah, yeah . . . sick of that stuff about endless upgrades; and,
frankly
banging on about them does not really help anyone who asks the sort of
question
the OP asked.
There is a simple fact that some people round "these parts" as well as
elsewhere overlook . . .
Not everyone has oddles
Charles Szasz wrote:
> Has anyone noticed that LC 9.6.0 DP2 creates 32 bit Windows
> standalones that are not compatible with Windows XP?
The Release Notes list these Win version as compatible with LC 9.6dp2:
- Windows 7 (both 32-bit and 64-bit)
- Windows Server 2008
- Windows 8.x (Desktop)
- Wi
If you want to efficiently store all changes to a file. This is what Git does.
The other advantage is that user C could also perform an edit to A. You could
apply the AC diff on top of B to get a combined update. (Also what Git does)
Thanks,
Brian
On Feb 17, 2020, 2:58 PM -0500, Richard Gaski
Consider this scenario:
I'm writing text A, and another team member has revised it in text B.
I can get a list of changes from A to B with DiffCompare. Cool.
Then with DiffPatch I can apply that diff listing to A to make it like
the revised B.
What is the advantage of using DiffPatch over s
Has anyone noticed that LC 9.6.0 DP2 creates 32 bit Windows standalones that
are not compatible with Windows XP? The standalones did not have the screen
resolution checkbox checked.
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Thank you Matthias! I figured it was possible and I might be close.
Hopefully the archive of this thread will be useful for someone in the
future.
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Hi again,
rereading my post i noticed th
Hi Ralf
Been on holiday so was not able to follow up on this.
I added the index.lc segment in the URL and when connecting to the API on the
existing server that works.
When I connect to the new server on the new host I still get the message.
lscgid:
execve():/home/videolinkwell/sites/api.vide
Hi Ralf
Thanks for your response.
I’ve been on holiday so was not able to follow up on this.
I added the index.lc segment in the URL and when connecting to the API on the
existing server that works.
When I connect to the new server on the new host I still get the message.
'lscgid: execve()
I see, «progressive»…
> 16. feb. 2020 kl. 22:33 skrev doc hawk via use-livecode
> :
>
>
> On Feb 16, 2020, at 5:15 AM, Paul Dupuis via use-livecode
> wrote:
>>
>> "A progressive web application is a type of application software delivered
>> through the web, built using common web technologi
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