Who's got a virus today?
*smile*
-Ken
On 07/04/2013 16:47, stgoldb...@aol.com wrote:
Please view the document iuploaded for you using Google docs.
Click herejust sign in with your email to view the document its very important.
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We all know companies make the T's & C's to suit themselves as much as
possible, giving as little as possible while gaining as much as possible.
I feel that EULAs, copyright and patent laws have gone well beyond too
far. They have gone so far that corporations are far more important than
peopl
Oh dear! I guess I haven't read enough of the book. Is that one of the
instructions?
I *knew* Colin was a closet Mac-lover.
*grin*
-Ken
On 01/09/2012 02:14, Shawn Blc wrote:
I bought the PDF version, read it on my pc, uploaded it to my dropbox and
now have it on my Mac! I shot my pc with
You're right.
My favourite way to feel victimised is for evil, cruel, hard people to
throw wads of money at me.
Doesn't happen often enough, frankly.
*grin*
-Ken
On 03/09/2012 22:19, Andrew Kluthe wrote:
With a little hard work, anyone can make themselves feel victimized
and alienated by a
On 03/09/2012 21:52, Andrew Kluthe wrote:
discovers the pure gift. The growing passion for stealing books,
clothes, food, weapons or jewelry simply for the pleasure of giving
them away gives us a glimpse of what the will to live has in store for
consumer society.
Right!
Uh...
Unless human nat
I have always had an inkling that the best way to beat piracy is
1) to give users a reason to keep contacting you (regularly upgraded
content/capabilities).
2) making it /easy/, even automatic in your app, to contact you.
Both of which Runrev has gotten fairly right, at least for those of us
o
Real numbers will be hard to come by obviously, but androidpit seems to
claim that they provide for those in eastern europe and russia (and
maybe down into the far east for all I know), as they claim to have set
up deals with merchant providers in those countries.
Android pit seem to be workin
Yep.
Two days after releasing my app on the Google Play store, it showed up
on adroidpit.com for sale. Of course, at 130% of the cost on the
android store...and without any chance of us making any money off it.
If I didn't love making software, I wouldn't be doing it (I'd likely be
stealing
This will probably not cheer you up; but I found
versions of the FREE version of my Devawriter available on torrent sites.
Oh man! I *hate* that.
According to RIAA accounting, you're out *millions*...maybe even >billions<.
-Ken
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Just to be pedantic you can have libURL on /desktop/ OSes. A
significant restriction, for some of us.
liburl is not open source, so we cannot do any of the porting...
It's possible to port libcurl to android:
http://thesoftwarerogue.blogspot.co.uk/2010/05/porting-of-libcurl-to-android-os-using
On 21/08/2012 14:09, Richmond wrote:
Why version 4.0 specifically? Why not version 3.0, or 2.0, or 5.0?
I used the word 'say'.
I would like it if Runrev offered all previous whole-number versions
from 2.0 onwards with a rider
that NO SUPPORT is offered
Offered or not people who pay expect
Just as I was about the consider these issues, google took my app down.
Gotta love IP take-down notices: guilty until proven innocent.
I ended up going through ejunkie (which was also stopped because the
aggressors pursued us through paypal as well...ugh!).
That said, the integration with ej
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Uh...I don't know. The tablet is certainly a touch screen.
Let's see...I don't see any limitations in the 'Standalone Application
Settings'. I opened the AndroidManifest.xml, and it supp0orts large
screens.
When you uploaded the app to the market, which countries did you list?
I'm in the U
I don't have that device either. I was going to try it on my Samsung
Galaxy Tab 2 10", but the app wasn't available for my tablet.
So, I made a new stack, dragged a text entry widget onto it, and
launched it on the tablet.
I only have the Samsung keyboard installed.
When predictive text is
On 02/08/2012 08:16, Peter Alcibiades wrote:
If the HIG are not scientifically provable "usability", but simply
subjective statements, then how can we measure "usability"?
The enterprise is fundamentally mistaken. We have to start by recognizing
there is no such thing. One size does not fi
Like I said, I agree in general...but what /should/ a good measure of a
successful interface be?
If you'd like to think of it that way, Windows (for all its faults) /is/
touched by the gods. My children have been getting ICT training at
school for the last four years, and what have they been
On 01/08/2012 08:40, Peter Alcibiades wrote:
Its not a problem that is confined to Apple - though Apple maybe sets the
tone. You can see it in Linux too. Both Gnome 3 and KDE 4 have gone
through a phase of total user interface redesign. In both cases the result
was pretty unusable - though it
Well, yes, he's annoying. Unimpressive, and fanatical could describe
him. I met him 17 years ago when he came to the Labs at Sun where I was
working. I thought "what a wackjob" then...and he's gotten worse.
That doesn't mean he's wrong.
Look at the tendency of coporations to lock us out of ou
I'll vote for scaling upon first load.
We've forgotten something here. When we get away from being tied to
pixels, we can give our users more choice.
My 72 year old father will want the chrome of an application (as well as
the content) visually much larger on the screen (pixel density and
sc
It's actually stickier than that, depending on how far and wide your
currency must be displayed...
Currency can be 1-3 characters ($ or GBP, if you see what I mean)...and
many of the single letter currency symbols require unicode...take the
euro "€" for example. On windows it's alt-0128 (on t
I hate to tell you this (actually I don't) but I beat you to it by pre-ordering.
A wire transfer would be fine, and I'll email you a receipt.
Sadly, I don't know any exchange that deals in micro-payments.
Oh...wait a minute...I'm thinking of *my* finances.
Judging by the number of folks who've
On 22/07/2012 18:47, Björnke von Gierke wrote:
As for proof checking as a second persons job, we'd need two or
three people for every one person entering stuff. Printouts would be too slow,
but because there's a networked database solution existing already,
proof reading could be done on anoth
I'm not sure what kind of tourney you've got there, but why in heaven's
name do all 4 numbers have to be entered each time?
Surely the id is known before-hand...and likely the table and partner
number too, otherwise how is this event scheduled? All of this should
be entered before the event h
I've already gone on too long, so apologies to all.
But, it seems to me there's a manpower shortage. There's lots of work,
and not enough engineers/coders/documentors/etc to meet it.
What about volunteers? I'd /happily/ code up solutions to my troubles
(no header access for http calls on mo
The problem I had when I was starting LiveCode is that the information
is scattered all over here and there.
I was interested in LiveCode for mobile development. I started with the
User Guide.
I wanted to create a button on the screen. Okay, so create a new Main
stack, drag the button out,
Send can mimic this behaviour.
You wouldn't want each car in its own 'thread', to be sure, as send has
a certain amount of overhead...but it's a simple matter to set up
recurring events:
on animate
--do some animation stuff here
-- if your drawing loop can take a variable amount of time
I've written a small asynchronous HTTP library based on rresocket that
allows for access to headers.
Your code looks like this:
on openCard
httpGet "http://my.url.path/blah","callBackFunctionName";
[...]
end openCard
on callBackFunctionName
[...]
put httpBuildCookies() into tCookie
end
*sigh*
You /would/ have to bring reality into it. I *hate* it when people do that.
I've been a School Governor here in the UK. I'm not a teacher, and never
tried to be one, but if I'd have wanted to be a teach that little
glimpse would most assuredly have put me off.
Things are most decided
Hrm...communication would seem to be a given already, isn't it? Can't
LiveCode access RS-232 serial (real or emulated over USB) already?
The reason I'm excited about this kind of thing? Friday my daughter
came home from school for the summer with a set of DVD's with the
software she had been
Well, strictly speaking the Android effort is based on an ARM chip, so
ARM chips would seem to pose no significant problem...and there is a
Linux version, after all...
I think "Can't be done" might be a bit strong. Smells a bit more of
"hasn't been done yet" to me.
I saw a quote on the Raspb
Meatballs.
Yep, seems to work.
HTH,
-Ken
P.S. Seriously? What a great way to spook the uninitiated...:^)
On 06/07/2012 20:30, J. Landman Gay wrote:
If the first word of your message happens to be one of those commands,
the server may assume you are trying to change your account settings and
That delay seems to be the best choice...how else can you tell if the
user (moving in human-time) is going to drag a finger? You don't unless
you wait a little while.
In a web browser, sometimes you don't care about scrolling, you can try
to remove the wait this way:
http://cubiq.org/remove
Not only that, we /know/ politicians get up to all sorts of debauchery
(that I personally don't really need to hear about).
It's a tough one: advertise debauchery for the conference and *really*
boost those numbers...(except the part where everyone gets in trouble
with the spouses, etc), or ke
*smile* That would be a "Harry met Sally" kind of thing.
Oh dear, my wife would /not/ like hearing that.
No, she's a long ago friend, and we've only recently reconnected thanks
to Facebook.
...not that *I* ever go on, you understand. Uh...it's my wife,
see. She goes on quite a bit and...uh
When I was 13, I got a crush on a girl who asked me my name when we were
in a noisy room. 'Corey' was all she heard.
Of course, being 13, I think I was 14 by the time I bashfully admitted
that was my surname.
I'm 47 now, and she *still* calls me 'Corey'.
No offense taken.
*grin*
-Ken
On
I built a label with multiple lines, put "1 2 3/n2 3 4/n3 4 5" into it
and ran this line of code on it:
add 1 to word 2 of line 2 of field "field"
It worked just as you'd expect it to.
However, this seems a very slow way to do it.
Hashes work a treat for this kind of thing.
on mouseUp
1) Yes, *but* you have no access to headers sent back from a POST.
Much of the functionality you'd be looking for is provided by libURL,
which is not supported (at least yet) on iOS and Android. (Please,
/someone/ prove me wrong!)
So, if you're using a cookie-based authentication token as I d
Okay, here's a brute force approach for what I think you're asking
about. Put this in the card script.
You will need to deal with each special group you have like this.
local ingroup
on handleEnterGroup
-- handle entering the group
log "handleEnter"
end handleEnterGroup
on handleExitGr
Does your code get a chance to run at all? If so, you can put alerts in
to announce how far the app gets before it's crashing.
on preOpenStack
answer "preOpenStack"
[...regular code...]
end preOpenStack
on openStack
answer "openStack"
[...regular...]
end openStack
and so on. If LiveC
Even better: several Turtle graphics libraries, bezier graphics, and
more. Thanks for the link, I might never have found his website.
This proves my point completely.
RunRev shouldn't bother re-implementing the stuff Jim (and you) have
done. They should make sure it's easier to share it in t
Lovely analysis, and most accessible...
...but...you've provided great examples of turtle graphics in your stack.
Why should Mr. Miller and crew implement turtle graphics when it's quite
possible for an enterprising teacher such as yourself to provide a
library that does the same thing? (At le
Uh...why are you using the on idle handler? Searching and showing a
picture isn't something you're going to want to do a lot of times, it's
something that is directly tied to keystrokes...and you're only going to
want to do it once per keystroke. Also you feel it's causing a race
condition...an
Here, here. I'd definitely vote for this.
I mean, it's *so* bloody close:
1) Drop a label on your app that's inactive so you can see it, but it
doesn't block events.
2) Define an error handler that prints the error message to the label
(and truncates the label at xx lines).
All of this is
I don't generally go on the forums regularly, per se, but I've been
there and gotten help there before.
Just checked, and my experience is similar to Nicolas: all pages I tried
came back within 4 seconds or so.
I'm on 8MB ADSL in the south of the UK, so it should be pretty fast.
Could there
Oh I *hate* that man. He sneaks in and hides one of each pair of socks,
and puts bugs in my code. Someone should *get* him.
-Ken
On 20/06/2012 12:35, Klaus on-rev wrote:
there was a man in your house a couple of nights ago who switched you computer
on,
launched LiveCode and selected:
Menu:
Just sounds like permissions from hell kinda problem. Have your
administrators set up permissions for a LAN? Ar eyou running with an
account that does not have administrative privs?
In either of these cases, you need to figure out where you have
permissions and only save there.
I guess tha
On 17/06/2012 03:09, Mark Rauterkus wrote:
With LC 5.5, within the application, I save files (LC stacks) but they
are NOT visible when I surf the computer's hard drive from outside of
LC.
Furthermore, when I create a new folder from within LC, even the new
folders are not visible when I browse th
On 16/06/2012 22:45, Matthias Rebbe wrote:
i am pretty sure that i am doing something wrong. But i cannot get it work to
scroll a group of buttons/fields and images with the iosScroller.
A single field works here without problems. Or is it not possible to use the
iosScroller with a group of dif
This is not realistic. A couple might change because of your plea. The
rest are too busy, or don't know how.
How hard is it to add another filter to your mail system?
-Ken
On 15/06/2012 00:00, Igor de Oliveira Couto wrote:
Messages sent to this old address get 'lost' in my filtering system,
On 14/06/2012 10:15, Ken Corey wrote:
On 13/06/2012 17:59, Mark Rauterkus wrote:
Hi LC Pros and the Rest of the world more experienced than me:
I am searching for a "navigation system" for my>200 card camp
attendance project. Pointers welcome.
I'm always intrigued by q
On 13/06/2012 17:59, Mark Rauterkus wrote:
Hi LC Pros and the Rest of the world more experienced than me:
I am searching for a "navigation system" for my>200 card camp
attendance project. Pointers welcome.
I'm always intrigued by questions like this, because it gives me a
chance to try out a
Hi All,
In one of my projects, I was looking to create a DataGrid that works
under iOS.
I managed to do it, and the performance was fine in the simulator, and
at 320x480 on my iPad 2, but at full 1024x768 resolution on the iPad 2
the performance was abominable.
When I asked the list, nobod
On 11/06/2012 19:11, Larry Weaver wrote:
In the meantime, I've been tasked by a friend to help develop a
geography based game for her middle school class. Since there will not
be an internet or wifi connection allowed, it rules out any connection
to Google maps and related data. I'm not sure how
On 03/06/2012 18:47, Alejandro Tejada wrote:
There are many scripts to convert stacks to XML, but...
How many developers have taken the path of converting
this stack from XML to other formats?
Searching the web, I found many free and paid converters from XML
to almost every file format available
On 05/06/2012 00:07, Matthias Rebbe wrote:
ah that make sense. I will try to implement a switch in the
FillinData Handler of the row behavior of the Datagrid. Maybe that
solves it.
Thanks for the hint. I was not aware, that the data is reloaded each
time it is shown. But sounds reasonable.
Per
On 04/06/2012 22:52, Matthias Rebbe wrote:
for an iOS app i need the possibility to show several records, each with one
image and 4 text fields.
I am now experimenting in the ide to find out how to do that.
I thought a datagrid form might be the right solution for that.
The following happens
35 AM, Ken Corey wrote:
Mark Weider was right: trust no one.
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On 31/05/2012 18:06, dunb...@aol.com wrote:
I am on a Mac, so I probably cannot help here, but know that this is
the worst report I have ever heard of. It is NOT usual. LC is very
stable. That said, no particular code construction or authoring
methodology should be at any particular risk.
Wow.
On 23/05/2012 17:10, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Just the same, this seems a good opportunity to offer a gentle reminder
that we have members here with a wide range of experience, and we want
this to be a safe and friendly place for all of them to get help.
Bravo, you hammer the point home quite well
On 23/05/2012 05:29, Chipp Walters wrote:
in the msg box, copy and paste the line below:
put URL "
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/tq?tqx=out:csv&key=0AiQYsJmyjjz8dEJIT2VyamhRWWVEM3U0MGR1Y21nUUE
"
Please tell me if it returns anything. Thanks.
*smile* I /love/ how willing we are all to h
On 21/05/2012 08:02, Igor de Oliveira Couto wrote:
What is the 'best' way to perform these 2 calculations with LiveCode?
'convert' just rocks. Here's a couple of throwaways to show you how I'd
approach it. They probably aren't exactly what you need, but you'll get
the idea.
1) Calculate
On 13/05/2012 07:45, J. Landman Gay wrote:
If an app creates a folder with files in it, do you like it if the app
takes you to the desktop and opens the folder? Or would you rather
remain in the app and open the folder later yourself?
Hi Jacque,
I'd say there's not enough information in the qu
On 11/05/2012 20:00, stephen barncard wrote:
Could I get a recommendation from some of the Mac folks on this list about
a good 'Cleaner' application?
The last week or so, I've gained a rather persistent 'friend' - the dreaded
beach ball of death. All the time. Type a few letters in a browser (S
Yes, there's no raw key access on MacOS
Why not code around it? Much as I'd like RunRev to respond to each and
every request, it makes sense for them to fix the things we cannot do,
rather than doing it the way we'd like.
In the stack script:
-
on openStack
k
On 09/05/2012 08:08, Kay C Lan wrote:
Hard type them, you'll have 100% success. The graphical ones are less than
By 'Hard type', do you mean to put "breakpoint" in my code?, or do you
mean "go to the breakpoints tab, right click, and select 'new breakpoint'"?
-Ken
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On 08/05/2012 23:39, Colin Holgate wrote:
When you're next in the script editor, look at the bottom of the Debug menu. Is
Script Debug Mode checked?
I've checked that the debug mode is checked on my environment. It is.
I've noticed that there are situations where existing breakpoints from
p
* When will the fact that my website is NOT written in HTML5 will
browsers
be unable to cope with it? *
What you're asking:
Whicih is better: HTML4 or HTML5?
The question needs to be refined. It's like asking:
Which is better: Mac or PC? Emacs or Vi?
There's no point in these questions, and
On 30/04/2012 09:34, Roderick McCALL wrote:
We are currently looking into using LiveCode for a variety of
location-aware programs that we want to test on Android and IOS. One
key issue is battery life with many viewing any cross-platform tools
as having a negative impact. Therefore does anyone ha
On 01/05/2012 13:45, Colin Holgate wrote:
There was a recent discussion about how having groups inside other
groups will lead to poor performance, and that RunRev are looking
into a way of defining a group as just being a container. Might that
help your case?
Perhaps. I don't know enough to say
On 01/05/2012 08:39, Gerry Orkin wrote:
Turn on accelerated rendering :)
on preopenstack
if the environment is "mobile" then set the acceleratedRendering of this
stack to true
end preopenstack
Hi Gerry,
Thanks for writing.
On my iPad 2 I couldn't tell much of a response from doing this
Hi All,
I've got a datagrid inside of an scroller on iOS. I wouldn't call the
datagrid complex, but there are 4 fields, varying height, and the rows
are alternately coloured.
When it was shown on the screen at 320x480 it was fairly responsive.,
even on the device.
Of course, that looks fu
Why, dear girl, you run to the bank cackling with the huge pots of money
about to head your way.
Rovio who?
*grin*
-Ken
On 26/04/2012 00:32, J. Landman Gay wrote:
On 4/25/12 6:01 PM, Andre Garzia wrote:
Congrats Jacque
Thanks Andre. I was positive Apple would reject it for something s
Anyone know why the Error Parsing service from Economy-x-Talk is down?
Thanks,
-Ken
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On 04/04/2012 16:54, Richmond wrote:
On 04/04/2012 06:50 PM, Mike Kerner wrote:
LC isn't really OO.
Well, I, for one, could never quite work out what is the difference
between Object-Based (LC ?)
and Object-Oriented (RB).
Would be most grateful if you could tell me.
I'd expect RB would bri
On 25/03/2012 02:33, Mark Schonewille wrote:
"Does anyone have (good) experience with LiveCode apps running on an Android 4
tablet? I thought I'd ask before upgrading my tablet."
Does that mean that LiveCode is not compatible with Android 4 yet?
I'm using it with a Sumvision Astro tablet (fro
Hi All,
I was wanting to add a little nicety to my iOS app, so I used three fonts:
Myriad Pro Regular.ttf
Myriad Pro Bold condensed.ttf
Myriad Pro Italic.ttf
So, I duly copied the files into the Copy Files pane of the Standalone
Settings dialog, and then tried to run on the simulator.
No joy
Hi All,
I'm starting to think about the possibility of using my app on a Retina
iOS device.
The central feature of my app is a datagrid that was originally designed
for the older iOS screens.
I could just let it pixel double, but that just doesn't seem right, somehow.
After reading the dat
On 23/03/2012 11:21, Bernard Devlin wrote:
OK. Thanks for that explanation. It sounds like tomorrow has arrived
(although the emphasis is on "might replace desktop apps"). From your
description both RealStudio and RunRev are facing in the wrong
direction. But there are many people who have piv
On 23/03/2012 06:48, Terry Judd wrote:
Hi Ken - don't know if it will help but what I usually do is put group the form
datagrid inside of another group (with the datagrid as the only member) and
then lock the 'parent' group to the required size. Then, each time I update the
datagrid I set it's
On 22/03/2012 21:42, Ken Corey wrote:
On 22/03/2012 20:02, Michael Doub wrote:
I have successfully used form data grids on IOS with no problem. Can
you be more clear on the symptoms of your problem?
Are you setting the layer mode of the grid to scrolling and
AcceleratedRendering of the stack
On 22/03/2012 20:02, Michael Doub wrote:
I have successfully used form data grids on IOS with no problem. Can you be
more clear on the symptoms of your problem?
Are you setting the layer mode of the grid to scrolling and
AcceleratedRendering of the stack to true?
http://livecodejournal.com/
Okay, so I decided to devote myself to a little toy project: download a
list, display it to the user, and filter according to tags. Precisely
the sort of thing I'd want a high-level language for, and LiveCode
should be ideal, as I want it on Android devices as well!
Okay, so I dig around and
On 21/03/2012 22:01, Glen Bojsza wrote:
I have a stack where I generate a series of images.
I then set the script of each image to a script that is stored in a custom
property.
I'm *very* new to all of this but...isn't this when the 'behavior' field
would come in handy?
Put the script into
On 12/03/2012 17:34, Klaus on-rev wrote:
## An unfortunately undocumented "feature":
libUrlSetSSLVerification false
Uh...doesn't that turn off SSL certificate validation? As in: "we don't
really know if we're talking to the people we think we are"?
I once saw a beginner write a c p
On 12/03/2012 15:38, John Dixon wrote:
on mouseUp
put"https://gg.com/racing"; into raceListURL
put URL raceListURL into fld 1
end mouseUp
It will not work for me under Win XP from boot camp... Can anyone tell me why ?
It's not a help, but as a negative data point it seems to work for
On 09/03/2012 03:09, Kay C Lan wrote:
paying a lot more for gas than that because I only purchase the cheap stuff
and I have no doubt that it will be well above $8.50 by year's end.
Prices are insane. I just filled my tank here in the UK, and paid £1.45
per litre for diesel.
That's 1.45 x 4
On 06/03/2012 18:58, J. Landman Gay wrote:
On 3/6/12 12:37 PM, Ken Corey wrote:
I develop exclusively on Mac and only use other operating systems for
testing. Do you use any third-party tools? I keep my IDE native.
Come to mention it, I have installed a few things that installed
plug-ins on
On 06/03/2012 17:25, J. Landman Gay wrote:
On 3/6/12 6:57 AM, Ken Corey wrote:
Removing Apply would seriously affect my work flow. I routinely try out
new things and if I bork it too much to backtrack, I revert the stack. I
save manually immediately after every change I want to keep. That&#
Hi All,
I have an oddball problem.
I'm using a custom font to display cursive english writing. This uses
unicode characters, and non-standard glyphs (e.g. the left square
bracket character U005B is a character to join between letters, not a
bracket).
I would like to write a little tool to
On 06/03/2012 12:48, Tiemo Hollmann TB wrote:
Ctrl-Shift, right click did it!
Thank you!
My pleasure!
One other thing: I *never* use the 'Apply' button any more. I always
apply by using the 'Ctrl-S' save function. (Of course, it's Command-S on
Macs).
That way, when I bork the IDE, or do s
On 06/03/2012 10:52, Tiemo Hollmann TB wrote:
When I have opened (in the IDE) a modal stack without closebox, how can I
close it by a windows keyboard shortcut? The messagebox window isn't
reachable, because of the modal state of my stack.
I just had a quick play around...
On my machine (Windo
On 05/03/2012 19:23, J. Landman Gay wrote:
My question may be a nonsensical one, but is it conceivable that an
app could start on one device and somehow be transferred to or woken
up on another, so that the layout work would have to be done again
during the operation of the device?
I don't thin
Hi Colin & Thomas,
Thanks for writing on a Sunday afternoon!
Yes, this was it exactly.
On 04/03/2012 17:09, Colin Holgate wrote:
specialFolderPath("engine")
use:
specialFolderPath("Documents")
My code now gets a little bit farther...and then crashed with one of
those cryptic errors about 'r
Hi All,
I found a /hugely/ useful error message just now.
My app is called "WriteOn.app", at least for the moment.
Hi All,
I'm hoping someone can help.
I called 'create folder' with the path to my app on my iPad:
/var/mobile/Applications/706ECCCF-DC1D-42F1-B71E-F3D96610DAEF/WriteOn.app/Downlo
The frames of the vase are in the opposite order of the globe.
Rearrange the frames in the opposite order (I did it in GIMP in < 1
minute). For the vase, frame 2 becomes frame 12, frame 3 becomes 11,
4->10, 5->9, 6->8. It's just swapping the two frames.
Also, the movement felt wrong to me.
On 29/02/2012 17:37, Bjoernke von Gierke wrote:
You can't, unless you install android, as there's no ARM livecode linux.
I was thinking about this...technically there is, it's just called
'Android' LiveCode.
Android LiveCode and ARM Linux will have a common linux-based core. Of
course, I ha
On 01/03/2012 21:26, Keith (Gulf Breeze Ortho Lab) wrote:
Anyway, I am able to upload and download files with no problem. Furthermore, I
am also able to make directories and delete directories. The problem I am
having is the acquisition of a file list for the FTP account. I have tried both
of
On 29/02/2012 17:37, Bjoernke von Gierke wrote:
You can't, unless you install android, as there's no ARM livecode linux.
Sadly, I woke up too late to buy one, they sold out before midday :(
Now there's a shame! The RPi would be the *perfect* target for a rapid
IDE environment. Hrm...Maybe it
On 29/02/2012 16:30, Richmond wrote:
That would be great fun:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-17190918
I've got one on order, and it's meant to be arriving the 16th of April.
I'll certainly be trying out LiveCode apps on it!
-Ken
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