x27;read until' and 'read
for' commands allow this.
Reading what is available is still useful though - as it allows data to
be processed in chunks as it arrives.
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y tweaking that will make it work for the much larger
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the problem as the engine won't be doing any (native)
encoding translation when you pass the data to decrypt on a different
platform.
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the popup menu which is causing a problem (I realize you can't test this
is context, but it would give us some insight into making a recipe).
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th return in tText
I'd estimate this probably 99% reliable - in order for a native encoded
file to *also* be valid UTF-8 is quite unlikely as for that to be the
case you'd need some very strange sequences of non-ascii characters
(which tend to always be surrounded by ASCII - e.g. accented
gain
it is dependent on codec...
However, I've just tested a sample mp4 in Windows and macOS - and it
*sounds* like they do a similar thing - so for mp4 at least we appear to
have almost complete parity.
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e box
compared to Direct Show - in particular mp4.
Also, things like taking a snapshot of the player, and alwaysBuffer
should now work too.
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,
signing-keystore=android_upload.keystore,
--signing-key-alias=upload-key-alias, --rsa-aes, -encryption,
--encryption-key-path=upload_certificate.pem]
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Invalid argument:
signing-keystore=android_upload.keystore
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only
change made was to remove the admin privileges of the user account, and
have now reversed that change; however, this problem has remained
since. Another problem that arrived at the same time, reported here as
"a windows weirdness", seems (per Paul Dupuis and Mark Waddingham) to
be
ice2
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No dice, always reverts back to the "default" voice on my Mac.
Did you try:
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put textencode(tVoice,"utf8") into tVoice2
revSetSpeechVoice tVoice2
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not 100% sure (I'll do some
experimentation later on).
What version of Windows does the afflicted machine have?
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he size of the rect/object if 'at size' is not specified).
In contrast, the 'external' form has to ask the OS for the given
rectangle of the actual screen's framebuffer.
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file:" & myFile)
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Chunk):
ASCII 300 lines - 2ms / 11ms
ASCII 3000 lines - 19ms / 101ms
ASCII 1 lines - 69ms / 336ms
UNICODE 300 lines - 7ms / 12ms
UNICODE 3000 lines - 52ms / 108ms
UNICODE 1 lines - 170ms / 359ms
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d repeat
This should do exactly the same thing but SUBSTANTIALLY faster whether
your fff variable contains native or unicode characters.
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transition unlike Apple have done twice now (in the last two decades) -
I fully expect that Windows on ARM will support Intel executables
indefinitely, just like x86-64 Windows continues to support x86
executables.
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It’s because of the wait - ‘blocking’ waits (those which aren’t ‘with
messages’) queue any (low level) events so they are handled at the next wait
(in this case the global one the engine does implicitly when there are no
handlers executing).
Flushing events after the wait as Jacque suggests wil
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at value (the same, to be fair, is true
of calling functions which return fixed values and accessing array
elements - especially ones on paths longer than one).
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Indeed you can indirect through a variable - but you can’t do, e.g:
get the foo,bar,baz of me
Which was my point :)
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property keyword: the “foo,bar,baz” of me.
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rather than a string).
Feel free to file a bug report about it and we'll put it on the list to
look at.
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Dan, could you file a bug with the offending line of code which crashed ios17
with 9.6.10… Just so we can check it isn’t still there in 9.6.11 :)
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> Oops! I am mistaken…. It wa
able to generate a 'bad decrypt' message - so by all means file a
bug/send a test
stack to support and we can at least advise on that (and potentially
update the
docs).
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s of "The process ... exceeded the
timeout of 10 seconds" - then there are various results relating to
Laravel - which is a PHP framework. So are you shell'ing to PHP? If so
my guess is that whatever PHP script you are running is using
sub-processes too, and has a process timeout s
The filter command has had a ‘with[out] regex’ form for a long time - so I’d
use a regex instead :)
(I’m pretty sure [ ] is a set of characters to match, rather than a list of sub
strings, in wildcard expressions)
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On 2023-10-25 13:57, Paul Dupuis via use-livecode wrote:
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If you want to do stuff with the current card of a stack, then don't
use the currentCard property - 'this card of stack ...' *is* a chunk
reference and
ing them returns the 'text' of the object.
Most things *don't* expect an object reference - places that do are
where an object needs to be acted on, rather than a value being needed.
For example:
set the X of
put exists()
put there is an
answer
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put the long id of this card of stack ... into tCardId
Of course, if you really want to use the currentCard (for whatever
reason), then you need to make sure all your cards have names (which to
be fair, is a good habit to get into - as is naming all objects with
some, unique, name!).
spect that is the
problem :)
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appen? e.g. an network request, something to initialize
etc.?
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a quick look and see if we can see anything which may be causing yo
Here the sortkey is defined so that the text sort of the sort keys is
that same as sorting first by sub-section number and then by section
number.
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You could poke around the raw clipboard data - this is platform specific (in
terms of the keys) but gives a complete reflection of the system clipboard:
lock clipboard
put the keys of the rawClipboardData
unlock clipboard
This will dump what raw data types are present - then you can fetch using
name => true
end repeat
There might be a few other places where you could see a name rather than
a string, but as mentioned above - its unlikely that 99.9% of people
would ever need to worry about it :)
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The SQLite JSON support was included in dbsqlite in 9.0.3 -
https://quality.livecode.com/show_bug.cgi?id=21821
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the result into sPendingResizeId
end resizeStack
on _doResizeStack pWidth, pHeight
lock screen
... do relayout ...
unlock screen
end _doResizeStack
```
This defers the relayout code until a resize stack message has not been
sent for the timeout interval.
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downside is that you would
not be able to manipulate files on the server which had badly encoded
utf-8 names. However, that seems like an extreme edge case; and one
which you could work around by just setting the LANG env var to a native
encoding and put appropriate code in your app to deal wit
e upcoming 10-dp-6.
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HP7 I believe it handles unicode
transparently a bit like LC does, so I'll see if I can see what PHP7+
uses to determine the system encoding. Indeed, it might do no harm at
all to just assume UTF-8 encoding for Linux in the engine if the locale
vars are not set (which appears to be
On 2023-08-14 12:30, Mark Waddingham via use-livecode wrote:
So assuming that the defaultFolder is accessible in your above script
(as a read-only folder would also cause the same error) then there does
appear to be something up here...
Okay so I'm pretty sure the linux server engine is
g) filename was
normalized differently (thus resulting in the file not being found).
So assuming that the defaultFolder is accessible in your above script
(as a read-only folder would also cause the same error) then there does
appear to be something up here...
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uot;NFD" (decomposed).
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supp...@livecode.com if its sensitive) the stack and recipe for
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> On 7/27/2023 4:31 AM, Mark Waddingham via use-livecode wrote:
>>> On 2023-07-26 18:02, Paul Dupuis via use-livecode wrote:
>>> If I have some text in a field, I can use
le to find out!
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first char of the specified word (which is what
charIndex gives you in a field) is that +1.
The above should work for both +ve and -ve indices, and the obvious
changes will make it work for other string chunks (i.e. change 'Word'
for ).
Hope this helps!
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Anyway, we'll try and figure out what has changed to cause the change
in behavior - at the very least we can go back and add a 'breaking
change' warning to the release note for the change which caused the
issue.
Okay
ntly) is `pLayer'.
I'm sure there are a fair few other examples.
Anyway, we'll try and figure out what has changed to cause the change in
behavior - at the very least we can go back and add a 'breaking change'
warning to the release note for the change which caused the
ut could be a
(necessary, but unrealized) side-effect of another change we've made
internally.
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Hi Mark,
Am 11.05.2023 um 16:49 schrieb Mark Waddingham via use-livecode
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On 2023-05-11 15:45, Klaus major-k via use-livecode wrote:
See screenshot of a stack with two OPAQUE (and white) text fields
created
on Mac and opened on
as the structure of
the string can be seen immediately without having to wade through quotes
and ampersands :)
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a bug, should I create a report for that?
Not a bug - the default is to use 'native' themes on desktop platforms,
and that also
influences the background color of a stack.
If you don't want that - then you need to explicitly set the background
color.
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& tMiddlePart & "_" & tSuffix] into
tMiddlePartSuffixValue
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rop handlers from those libraries - hopefully an update will go out
next week :)
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You didn’t mention the kind of mac you are running and whether either the
standalone or ide is running in rosetta or not :)
To be fair, that part was about the exec error rather than the expected outcome
though…
The reason you are seeing the effect you are when not doing the request from a
sep
Levure framework.
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>>> On 2023-04-19 19:25, Marty Knapp via use-livecode wrote:
>>> Ever since I updated to Ventura on my Mac I've had this wei
Intriguing - my guess is that something in the message path in your IDEs has a
getProp cVersion handler.
Now it could be something built into the IDE - although I’m not sure what - or
it could be a plug-in or extension.
An easy way to find out is to temporarily rename the ‘My LiveCode’ folder a
ode.com/show_bug.cgi?id=24199 (I think at
least) - which has now reduced to being due to the backdrop -
https://quality.livecode.com/show_bug.cgi?id=24200.
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website is just refusing to be embedded -
indeed if you go to:
https://www.w3schools.com/html/tryit.asp?filename=tryhtml_iframe_height_width
Then change the src to the website above then it won't work there
either.
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contains the updates to Android (and iOS) version targets.
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tFoo = empty => tFoo = "empty" and not "").
The fix to both is to quote the offending token.
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lso appear in a subsequent 10dp.
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ensure that the
arm64 key is always present.
Sorry for the inconvenience.
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e other day, I did notice that Levure has an LCB
extension which can do preferences stuff on macOS - bypassing the need
for an external, but I couldn't see how you opt to use that instead of
the external).
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tin).
In 9.6.9-rc-3 (which is, hopefully, imminent!), we'll be removing the
experimental tag from the arm64 slice and make the priority the default
- i.e. on arm macs LC and its standalones will run using the native
(arm64) architecture by default.
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n any less time than O(N*log N) - so the
revised algorithm is O(N*log N) as you have to sort the input for it to
be able to scan linearly.
:D
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internal list of things to include when using test as the
preference/option changes).
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handler is called.
The way pending messages are dispatched is such that it will only
restore the defautlStack if it is the same as the stack it was when the
handler was entered.
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e only guarantee with pending messages is that
they will be sent as close to the requested time as possible - so for
code to explicitly rely on a pending message being dispatched at a
specific 'wait for messages' would be so tied to timings of things as to
be so fragil
ons with online services for development through
terminal stuff - e.g. stripe comes to mind.
If you are doing LiveCode scripting in concert with the IDE / GUI type
stuff - then VSCode vs something else pretty much comes down to personal
taste :)
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It would be nice if someone had a recipe to solve the issue.
See this forum post for details of how to resolve:
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windows exe?
I wonder if its just a limitation of the library we use when compiled
for 32-bit archs...
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the same as choosing 'Save As PDF' from the printer dialog).
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item on the todo list to
improve that behavior). For example, the variable viewer in the SE is a
treeview widget, so if a variable holds a number that will display in
scientific notation if it has above a certain number of significant
digits.
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(perhaps not JSON related) included in more recent versions?
If you file a bug report with what examples of what isn't working, then
we'll look into updating to the latest version of the library.
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use an array as an element
specifier.
Has that been around the whole time, or was it added in recent years?
I added it before 6.0 - probably in 4.5 or 5.
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2) If your API key is compromised (or you do need to change it, for
whatever reason) you can do so without having to have everyone install
an app update with the new one in.
Anyway, that's probably more than Tom probably needed to know (or
perhaps knew already), but hopefully it i
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;line' - the properties appear on the 'p' tags, and they
have an effect on a per (wrapped) paragraph basis.
When set on *all other string chunks* (which reduce to char chunks) -
the properties appear as runs in the 'p' tags, and they have an effect
on runs of text.
IIRC you need to use ‘line’ to set ‘paragraph‘ properties of fields…
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> Craig wrote:
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> > Richard wrote:
> >> I had hoped the paragraph-level formatting options introduced in
> >> v5.x would help, but
On 2022-06-21 12:18, matthias rebbe via use-livecode wrote:
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Why?
First, it's more convenient for the developer.
I think the end user is more important (in this case) ;)
The Intel only and Apple only builds are smalle
is
related to macOS High Sierra - 10.13 - and below *not* supported arm64
slices in some of the command-line tools the S/B uses) - and I fully
expect the experimental tag to be removed by final release of 10 (and
the corresponding 9.6.x maintenance release just after that).
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w the Rosetta box as checked or not when the user hasn't
explicitly prodded it in the past (which obviously they won't have done
for new apps / those which didn't have the option before!).
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ally* do (taking into account what it
would be most useful in the widest possible circumstances) is definitely
on the cards.
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handlers *not* removing 'msg' or environment variables in general!
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On 2022-06-09 16:33, Devin Asay via use-livecode wrote:
Wait, you said three questions. But no.
What are those two hard problems of computer science again? ;)
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already made a number
of them for 10 already, and my gut tells me removing convertOctals is
likely to cause less consternation than those we already have - but I
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- tC * tSMean into tK
local tTarget
repeat for each item tS in tSource
put tC * tS + tK & comma after tTarget
end repeat
return tTarget
end randomNumbers
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d be helpful is, instead of just going 'can we
have global constants', propose problems you need to solve / would like
to solve and use-cases you have encountered where the existing xTalky
feature set is not sufficient to solve it in some reasonably elegant
fashion without 'global consta
yMagicValue
return 17
end gkMyMagicValue
Including the global declaration its the same number of lines (indeed
less, as you'd need to put a global declaration in every script which
wanted to use said global constant...).
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Mark.
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discrepancy is between
Apple and Intel architectures :)
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uestion came up on exactly the same day I
'finished' my patch for the above - it now awaits review which may
result in it not being quite finished ;)
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On 2022-05-18 17:43, Rick Harrison via use-livecode wrote:
I wish it worked with variables though
because execution would be faster.
If variables could manipulate styled text (aka htmlText) then they
wouldn't be any faster than fields ;)
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the editor and
then just doing a global find/replace of (e.g.) #ABCDEF with
currentColor.
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do what
you want as the macOS exes would be in a different place (because they
need to be!) so it wouldn't resolve that - but at least you wouldn't
have been 'surprised' by what you found!
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