On Fri, Feb 4, 2011 at 12:18 PM, form wrote:
>
> else
> ++bufloc; // next read will go in the next buf char
For safety's sake...
else
{
++bufloc; // next read will go in the next buf char
if ( bufloc > 255 )
{
// ERROR
Try:
write numtochar( tValue ) to file thePort
This will only work for values less than 256, however. You can increase that
range by breaking the number down into individual bytes and sending those in
sequence.
What you should do instead is send the number as ascii as you are now, but
end it wit
I've seen this happen too, where LiveCode thinks the shiftkey is down for
some things. Happened just yesterday, in fact. I've also suspected other
modifier keys as getting "stuck", but I'm not sure about that. This usually
happens when I'm right in the middle of something, and don't have time to
le
This isn't really a LiveCode thread, but since it is here, I'll chime in and
mention that you can change what the search box in Firefox goes to. Note the
icon on the left side of the search box - Make sure its set to Google. It
may have been changed to something else, and that something else isn't
Slight fix to the code:
if x < x1 and abs(x1 - x) >= abs(y1 - y) and d < nxtd and the lastbtn of btn
b < 1 then
Needed to make sure the button wasn't already used in the previous line.
~ Chris Innanen
~ Nonsanity
On Mon, Jan 31, 2011 at 2:00 PM, form wrote:
> I
I'm thinking you're going for refrigerator poetry magnets, or something like
it. To that end, I made something that reads the order similar to the way a
human would. I haven't tested it a lot, but this was the arrangement I used:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/144280/btnorder.png
There are a dozen butto
Even discounting games, I'd love to be able to designate a substack to being
"threaded", disabling its access to objects in other stacks, and limiting
communication to event/message passing.
It would be very much like using the open process command with a Windows
command line program. (WHY doesn't
On Sat, Jan 29, 2011 at 12:08 PM, Peter Haworth wrote:
> Don't know about these guys but the credit card processing market is full
> of hidden charges - very much like cell phone plans. For example, I get
> charged $10/month as a "statement fee"!!!
Now that's making a statement...
I've got one
On Thu, Jan 27, 2011 at 11:45 AM, Richmond wrote:
>
>> We "purists" preferred the TV series; especially the bit with Hot Black
> De Satio.
*Makes a all-black interface to his next LiveCode app in honor of Adams*
~ Chris Innanen
~ Nonsanity
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use-
I think the #2 option should be fine. Apple uses the .app extension for
folders, after all. (Not that humans ever see them...)
But how about this:
docs/
help.txt.dir/
index.html
image1.png
teapot.png.dir/
index.html
to go with this:
apps/
help.txt
teapot.
Just mulling the thought over... If a substack was tagged as being Threaded,
then it couldn't "see" objects or events outside of itself. It would have
its own event list that runs separately. So if the main stack is in the
middle of a long process, the substack would still be interactive.
The thre
that memory
is a static recording. At the same instance, our expectations and
predictions of the future are also the static result of our brain applying
experience to memory. Even our senses that form our conception of "now" are
delayed somewhat from the actual sensing.
So there doesn't
Just a tip, in case its useful... You can just use a comma instead of CR
when populating the points. They get turned back into CRs internally, but it
makes it easier to hand-jam values in the code to use "1,1,20,20,100,100"
instead of "1,1"&cr&"20,20"&cr&"100,100"
~ Chris Innanen
~ Nonsanity
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