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> On Jul 21, 2023, at 17:49, Alex Tweedly via use-livecode
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>> On 22/07/2023 01:02, prothero--- via use-livecode wrote:
>> Folks:
>> Sorry for the trivial que
Out of curiosity, what can be done in in Python that cannot be done in LC
Script?
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> On Jul 21, 2023, at 18:37, Alan Stenhouse via use-livecode
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> Hi Geoff
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> Sorry for not replying earlier but looks like you've got it sorted. I did a
> bit on this years ago
Hi Geoff
Sorry for not replying earlier but looks like you've got it sorted. I did a bit
on this years ago and am contemplating it again. Just looked for my old stack
and see this script for running a python script and putting the output into the
"output" fld:
on runPythonScript pScript
pu
On 22/07/2023 01:02, prothero--- via use-livecode wrote:
Folks:
Sorry for the trivial question, but..
I have an app on my iphone that I am updating from a several years old app the
previously worked on an older version of livecode. It needs to access a mysql
database on the internet. It works
Folks:
Sorry for the trivial question, but..
I have an app on my iphone that I am updating from a several years old app the
previously worked on an older version of livecode. It needs to access a mysql
database on the internet. It works fine when there is internet service.
I test access by down
Hi all.
I put a compiled version of Forms Generator 8 on a PC recently, and I would
like to say that the speed improvements are very substantial from what I was
experiencing in the past. SQL queries as well as file operation seem to be
almost as fast as on my MacOS laptop. I would not hesitate
Does anyone know if there is a way to query the “Version Code” that you enter
in the Application Settings screen?
-Dan
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Way back when (in the metacard era) I wrote code to create an XML
representation of a stack, and build a copy of the stack from that
XML file.
Oh, I just checked and I still have a copy of the file. It almost certainly
does not address all the nuances that have been added since then --
behaviors,
Paul.
I assume you have a blueprint of what will become a stack with at least one
card? And that stack will possibly contain other cards, controls, scripts and
behaviors?
But since all objects have properties, including scripts, and since LC has the
“create” command, whatever you want to do se
As some people on this list and the forums have explored in the past, I
have a interest in creating a Livecode application (stack) entirely from
a (text only) single script. So there are initially no Livecode objects
to place a behavior script in. There are initially no buttons, fields,
cards,
I wanted to ask why as well. You can put all the scripts necessary in a card,
and if you need to know the actual object the user interacted with use the
target command.
Eg.
Local lTargetID
On mouseUp
Put the long id of the target into lTargetID
/*
Your script here
*/
End mouse
This stack script hacks in support for arbitrary parameters to be passed in
easily.
You can, of course, do the same by including functions in the python
script, and then calling them in the shell statement. That's how I started
this journey, but it requires escaping things to make them
shell-compa
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