You can put an SVG Icon or a graphic image into a DG column, would either of
those work? Then you just need to script the behaviour of the widget or graphic
when it’s tapped on. I do something similar with check and uncheck SVG icons.
> On Apr 29, 2021, at 8:23 PM, Mike Kerner via use-livecode
Style runs can also speed up your app.
I have a scrolling group of 1 field with 200 lines. I put ellipses on every
line that the text does not fit horizontally. Doing this in the field became
impractical after the number of lines got too large. The solution was to
assemble a styled text array(us
I figured as much but was just probing to fill in my own gaps in knowledge.
Glad you piped in to clear up the confusion for me 😊
> On Apr 29, 2021, at 7:23 PM, Richard Gaskin via use-livecode
> wrote:
>
> When things show up that look like extreme problems that would affect nearly
> every use
Let's say we want to have a scrolling area, like a DG, and we want one of
the columns in that thing to be a native radio button on mobile, which we
can activate with touch.
I'm not aware of a way to do that in LC at present.
Yes?
No?
Maybe so?
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use-liv
Hi Jaques,
> Am 29.04.2021 um 21:05 schrieb J. Landman Gay via use-livecode
> :
>
> Android uses the identifier ("com.mydomain.appname") to determine if it is
> the same app. If the identifiers are identical it will overwrite or,
> sometimes, not install at all if the version codes are the sam
Android uses the identifier ("com.mydomain.appname") to determine if it is the same app. If the
identifiers are identical it will overwrite or, sometimes, not install at all if the version
codes are the same. The name (or "Label") is for display only and doesn't affect installations.
So for two
Hi Panos,
> Am 29.04.2021 um 20:48 schrieb panagiotis merakos via use-livecode
> :
>
> Hello Klaus,
>
> A rough guess is that both appd had the same Identifier (e.g.
> "com.yourcompany.yourapp"). This is what makes an app unique - not the
> display name.
AHA! Thank you very much!
I knew I was
Hello Klaus,
A rough guess is that both appd had the same Identifier (e.g.
"com.yourcompany.yourapp"). This is what makes an app unique - not the
display name.
Kind regards,
Panos
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On Thu, 29 Apr 2021 at 21:32, Klaus major-k via use-livecode <
use-livecode@lists.runrev.com> wrote:
> Hi all,
Hi all,
I created two Android apps and put them on my Google Drive.
Then I installed one app from there, no problem.
Then I installed the other app from there, also no problem.
But I was very suprised that only the second installed app was
left on my cellphone. The first one was obvioulsy overwr
Mark Smith wrote:
> Thanks Richard, that probably explains it. There are style runs in
> the TextEdit text (and not, say, in Atom or some other editor). It
> was just odd to me because I think (quite simplistically) of text
> being text and not expecting them to have style runs, but of course
> t
Goo test, though single spaces are included.
Come to think of it, maybe its the php checker plugin I have and maybe
its isolated to php. although I also wrote dart and I'm pretty sure it
happened there too.
I will test more.
Cheers,
Tom
On Thu, Apr 29, 2021 at 2:04 PM Richard Gaskin v
Tom Glod wrote:
> when the clibpboardData["html"] is set ...and then you paste into
> VSCode... the spaces are unrecognized characters.
All spaces, or just multiple spaces being rendered as a single space?
If the latter, that would seem a design choice by the host app for that
data format type
Since you are doing clipboard stuff
when the clibpboardData["html"] is set ...and then you paste into VSCode
... the spaces are unrecognized characters.
on windows, not sure about the others.
Cheers,
Tom
On Thu, Apr 29, 2021 at 1:15 PM Mark Smith via use-livecode <
use-livecode@lists.run
Thanks Richard, that probably explains it. There are style runs in the TextEdit
text (and not, say, in Atom or some other editor). It was just odd to me
because I think (quite simplistically) of text being text and not expecting
them to have style runs, but of course they can. This also began be
I have an app that put’s a lot of text into a variable (an entire web page
worth of HTML) that if I copy from the breakpoint inspector in the Script
Editor and paste into Dreamweaver (for a quick preview) the text appears as
what appears to be Chinese. My workaround is to paste that into a Text
Mark Smith wrote:
> here’s an odd pasting issue I ran into the other day. To cut to the
> chase, basically I can make a field become unmodifiable with respect
> to TEXT parameters (excluding align) by pasting anything from Apples
> TextEdit tool into the field.
By what means were you attempting
It seems that if you are making an application in LiveCode where a user
can copy from 3rd party apps and paste into your LiveCode app, you
almost have to add a routine to scrub the clipboard data of any
"problem" data - which sees to be any non printable characters - or
problems occur.
I thou
Hi Craig,
Yes, unusable from the perspective of changing the font size, boldness,
underline, italics etc (alignment still works). The field still accepts text,
I just can’t edit the style anymore. Also, bizarrely, if I remove the pasted
text and just type in it directly I still have the same d
Mark.
Am I understanding that you can paste text from textEdit into a LC field, and
that renders the field unusable? I see nothing like this. I rarely actually do
that, though now and then use textEdit as a scratchpad to then load into a
field.
Is this actually something you see all the time?
I am currently working on a utility to reduce image size (width and height) of
selected images, among them are some very large animated gifs. When I try to
export these gifs to a file, only one frame gets exported. Is it possible at
all to export animated gifs, and if so, how?
Best regards
Tore
Rants aside, here’s an odd pasting issue I ran into the other day. To cut to
the chase, basically I can make a field become unmodifiable with respect to
TEXT parameters (excluding align) by pasting anything from Apples TextEdit tool
into the field. Is that just something quirky in my setup or do
(Full disclosure: Testing a "Cheerful Rant" format to see whether
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hopefully even slipping a bit of common sense past politically-correct
radars under the cover of attempted wit. We'll see how this fares,
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