When building a standalone (for mobile in this case) I'm getting repeated messages about stacks
already being in memory and asking me what to do with them. Since I have a lot of included
stacks I need to make a decision a dozen times. This is different from all the "open*"
messages, so that work
Hello Graham,
20 years ago I started to use GPS-technique and found the same mysteries as you
do now.
I learned that there a two main reason for the variation of location data:
Atmosperic density variations cause short term runtime variations and
Different relativ positions of satellites cause
Mark Waddingham wrote:
On 2020-05-06 17:36, Richard Gaskin via use-livecode wrote:
A while back Mark Waddingham reviewed the situation and decided that
getProp and setProp were indeed more rightly in the category of custom
messages rather than system messages, and as such should ideally be
immu
David Bovill wrote:
> WASM support is very important to Livecode future. It will address
> most of the problems of current HTML5 deployment
WASM will definitely benefit the two most visible issues, load time and
performance.
Performance is an unqualified benefit, but with load time the benefi
On 5/6/2020 1:53 PM, Mark Waddingham via use-livecode wrote:
In reality, 'lock messages' is a sledge-hammer and like a
sledge-hammer it can cause fallout if not wielded carefully.
Slightly off topic, but I have run into time where I wish I could lock a
specific message or set of messages. So
On 2020-05-06 18:40, Richard Gaskin via use-livecode wrote:
And mySQL from LC in the browser is tonnes faster than on the desktop
- massively! Because they’re both on the same server. Even though the
message path is LC>JS>(AJAX)>PHP>JS>LC!
I suspect there's something going on there that can be
On 2020-05-06 17:36, Richard Gaskin via use-livecode wrote:
A while back Mark Waddingham reviewed the situation and decided that
getProp and setProp were indeed more rightly in the category of custom
messages rather than system messages, and as such should ideally be
immune to the effects of "loc
Pi Digital wrote:
> Richard wrote:
>> But most apps that might make good candidates for LC's HTML export
>> have characteristics that lend themselves very well to not doing HTML
>> at all, instead using a one-time download of an LC standalone which
>> then downloads and runs stack files (a practi
On 5/6/20 5:35 AM, Paul Dupuis via use-livecode wrote:
This code is called only when the data is changed such as columns added
or removed or rows added or removed or both.
What I do is set the data initially, then cache the existing setup in a
local array. When something changes I can examine
Erik Beugelaar wrote:
> It would be great if a lesson comes available how to create streaming
> apps with LC.
Thank you for your interest. I'll do that, but it'll have to wait until
I finish some client projects first.
In the meantime, the beauty of this approach is its simplicity. Like
an
zryip theSlug wrote:
> datagrids are using virtual properties, so you can't lock the
> messages.
Reminds me: we have a request to do away with that,since it complicates
a lot of otherwise-powerful-and-simple things we can do with custom
controls.
A while back Mark Waddingham reviewed the sit
Mark, thanks for that contribution. Looks like more maths is needed. I will
follow up on your approach, as mine really only works if all GPS readings are
nearly accurate. As I have seen accuracies (really inaccuracies!) as large as
65 metres even after a settling-down period, a few of those will
Graham,
Mark’s comments make sense. Your quality test where you set the phone down in a
fixed location and look at the results seems good also. If it can’t pass that
test, nothing else will work.
Best,
Bill
William Prothero
https://earthlearningsolutions.org
> On May 6, 2020, at 7:52 AM, Mark W
Paul,
datagrids are using virtual properties, so you can't lock the messages.
tooltip, sorttype, and editability have only an effect if one interact with
the datagrid. I do not think this is your issue. Plus, I ran in a similar
problem when I updated DGH 2.5 with column color capabilities. One of
WASM support is very important to Livecode future. It will address most of the
problems of current HTML5 deployment, and I definitely intend to use it - for
micro service deployment, and blockchain integration for instance.
It will doubtless be a commercial feature, which is also important for a
On 2020-05-06 14:09, Graham Samuel via use-livecode wrote:
Bill, I think you are confirming that there is some mystery here.
There are a lot of apps that seem to get location, and measures
derived from location, almost completely right, whereas I am having
trouble doing so with what must be the s
Graham,
You have probably done this, but maybe not, so...
I would not process each location changed value as a distance moved. I would
use them to average a new location, and use that location, after averaging, to
calculate the distance moved. Also, location changed messages may not come at
equa
Bill, I think you are confirming that there is some mystery here. There are a
lot of apps that seem to get location, and measures derived from location,
almost completely right, whereas I am having trouble doing so with what must be
the same essential data.
Take the problem of measuring the len
On 5/6/2020 7:58 AM, zryip theSlug via use-livecode wrote:
After each call to a column property such as dgColumnWidth, the datagrid is
resized (header, column, rectangles, etc)
This I did not know. Thank you.
Instead of having them in the loop, prepare the column size, columns label,
etc and
On 5/6/2020 6:55 AM, Pi Digital via use-livecode wrote:
What handler do you have this code? From what you are saying it seems it’s
deploying this formatting script every time it redraws which itself is very
inefficient and unnecessary. It should only have to deal with the data itself
ideally.
Paul,
After each call to a column property such as dgColumnWidth, the datagrid is
resized (header, column, rectangles, etc)
Instead of having them in the loop, prepare the column size, columns label,
etc and uses the table properties existing for setting all the values at
once. In this case the r
Hi Paul
What handler do you have this code? From what you are saying it seems it’s
deploying this formatting script every time it redraws which itself is very
inefficient and unnecessary. It should only have to deal with the data itself
ideally.
Sean Cole
Pi Digital Productions Ltd
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Two words, Richard.
IT Departments.
Of the 150+clients my client has, 150+ of them would emphatically prefer a web
based app than a desktop one. They don’t want stuff ‘installed’ or ‘run’ on
their machines that haven’t been thoroughly tested before use. Each and every
update. And they really d
It would be great if a lesson comes available how to create streaming apps
with LC.
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