heriberto harrumphed
>3) Today's macOS is descended from NeXT (which Apple acquired and
> transitioned macOS to in 1999)
And they got a free Jobs to go with it!
Or did they buy a Jobs, and get a free OS. I’ve never quite been clear . .
> 6) The Mach microkernel was replaced with the App
Richard, Brian thank you very much,
I read about this Livecode execution method a time ago and found it amazing.
Livecode is an amazing product!
So, these are my thoughts:
1) It seems we can run a Livecode headless binary on BSD using the Linux
compatibility layer. Is that so?
2) How difficul
Not very sure, but months ago I read this (but he seems to talk about
BSD user utils more than the Kernel).
https://www.quora.com/Is-macOS-considered-to-be-a-BSD-UNIX
Yes, Apple’s macOS can be considered to be a BSD UNIX.
1) Apple’s macOS is an officially certified UNIX, that takes care of
Hi Richard,
Although I love UNIX, I think this is a much better point.
Looking at the feedback comments I have realized that porting Livecode
to BSD may not be worth it.
However, I think it is critical for our community to be able to run
Livecode scripting on IOT devices.
IOT and Edge comp
Thanks Mark - I may give fastjson a go.
I tracked down the problem to the "\u00a0” unicode character in the json I
fetched, which was causing mergeJSON to fail. This hack fixed the issue in a
temporary way.
replace "\u00a0” with empty in episodeJson -- hack to remove "¬"
Any thoughts on
On 10/31/20 10:27 AM, David Bovill via use-livecode wrote:
I use mergeJSON to move back an forth between json and arrays for web services.
It’s currently failing when I fetch json data from another source on the Ubuntu
server, while the same code and data works on MacoS - presumably due to some
I use mergeJSON to move back an forth between json and arrays for web services.
It’s currently failing when I fetch json data from another source on the Ubuntu
server, while the same code and data works on MacoS - presumably due to some
encoding issues.
It’s a large amount of data and I can’t d
