Re: [ANN] lcStackBrowser v 1.0.0

Hi Todd, One thought on this. There's no way to do what you mentioned right now but you can reduce the space a main stack takes up in the display by clicking it's expand/collapse icon - a collapsed stack uses just one line in the display. Pete lcSQL Software On Fri, Sep 7

Re: [ANN] lcStackBrowser v 1.0.0

Hi Todd, Yes, as Is I think about this now there may be wider implications than just plugins. I'm going to start with a preference to hide plugins because I can get that done pretty easily and then think of a more generic approach. Pete lcSQL Software On Fri, Sep 7, 2012

Re: [ANN] lcStackBrowser v 1.0.0

Hi Pete, Thanks for responding. I would say being able to hide plugins from both folders would be very useful. The goal here is to be able to focus only on the stacks you care about. The rest is just noise. And if you have large number of plugins then you have a very high signal to noise ra

Re: [ANN] lcStackBrowser v 1.0.0

The RunRev plugins folder is where plugins that come with Livecode are located and the user plugins folder is where you put your own or third party stacks so your own plugins would go in the same folder as third party ones like mine. I'll have to think about how to deal with that. Maybe a "Don't

Re: [ANN] lcStackBrowser v 1.0.0

Hi Pete. You may want to make it 2 preferences, one for LC plugins and one for user plugins (I wasn't aware there were 2 locations!) because some users create their own plugins and may want to see those while hiding the others. Bob On Sep 7, 2012, at 10:17 AM, Peter Haworth wrote: > Hi Todd,

Re: [ANN] lcStackBrowser v 1.0.0

Hi Todd, That's a great idea and easy to implement. Just to double check, this would remove plugins from both RunRev's plugins folder and the user plugins folder, right? I'll probably make this a preference setting. Pete lcSQL Software On Fri, Sep 7, 2012 at 8:45 AM, Tod

Re: [ANN] lcStackBrowser v 1.0.0

Hey Pete, This looks really great! Is there away to get rid of all stacks that are in the Plugins folder. I really hate seeing those stacks when I am working on a project. Thanks Todd On Sep 6, 2012, at 4:16 PM, Peter Haworth wrote: > I'm happy to announce the initial release of lcStac

Re: [ANN] lcStackBrowser v 1.0.0

I like that it tells me which stacks are passworded. Is there a way to easily add a password to a stack with this? That would be a really handy feature. :) I also hit a couple of crashes. I will send you an email off list when I can get the recipe right. Andrew On Fri, Sep 7, 2012 at 8:48 AM,

Re: [ANN] lcStackBrowser v 1.0.0

Trying this out now. Looks really nice! This is going to help a great deal. On Thu, Sep 6, 2012 at 6:16 PM, Peter Haworth wrote: > I'm happy to announce the initial release of lcStackBrowser, a plugin > alternative to the IDE Application Browser. > > You can find complete details of lcStackBrowse

[ANN] lcStackBrowser v 1.0.0

I'm happy to announce the initial release of lcStackBrowser, a plugin alternative to the IDE Application Browser. You can find complete details of lcStackBrowser here including screen shots, a 30-day trial download link, the User Guide, and a pur