I tried to build a stand alone to my desktop under Big Sur, but my Mac would
not let me because of permissions or provisions or some other such new
restriction (I haven’t paid my $99, so I’m not a real Dev as far as Apple is
concerned) so I went back to Catalina and everything worked.
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I am running Lc 9.6.1 on macOS 11 beta 5 without a backward glance,
happy to say.
On 26.08.20 5:54, Marty Knapp via use-livecode wrote:
I haven’t tried the LC development environment on Big Sur yet, just ran an
already-built app. As far as the tabbed button, the issue is that the
highlighted
I haven’t tried the LC development environment on Big Sur yet, just ran an
already-built app. As far as the tabbed button, the issue is that the
highlighted tab on Mac has a white background on Big Sur. So with the default
white text you can’t see it, though the text is there.
Marty
> On Aug 2
In related news, I have an ARM64 Mac mini, and LC seems to be running ok.
With the Tab Panel issue, did you notice that as you dragged it into place you
could see the first tab’s text? That suggests that the highlighter for the tab
has transparency issues, not that text is missing.
WindowShape
Thanks Bob, I may have to take you up on that. Hopefully it will get fixed. I
did tinker with it a bit and found that if I set the backgroundColor of the
button to something dark the text shows up, so the issue is the change in
appearance to the active tab being white - so the default white text
FYI I recently built my own tab control that looks almost exactly like the one
the Mac displays, but it has two advantages:
1. It looks good on both Windows AND Mac.
2. It has support for Drag and Drop.
You edit the tabs by right-clicking in the “pane” of the group object, then
selecting Tab
I just installed the latest beta of the Big Sur OS on my MacBook Pro and ran an
LC app built in 9.6.1 (that works fine on Catalina) and right off it looks like
2 things are broken:
1) Tabbed buttons - the active tab does not show the text, it’s just blank
white. Tried both Light and Dark modes
