That is some really good information.
thanks,
John Balgenorth
On Aug 11, 2014, at 11:18 AM, kee nethery wrote:
> I have a bunch of long running scripts. I structure them so that they pause
> between cycles. By that I mean, if I am processing a bunch of files, I might
> have a field where I l
I have a bunch of long running scripts. I structure them so that they pause
between cycles. By that I mean, if I am processing a bunch of files, I might
have a field where I list all the files and then I trigger a script that
processes the first unprocessed file in the list. When there are no un
Thanks Richard!
I was concerned about it after the question was brought up
because there is a chance someone will select a lot of files
to process and I have never tested LiveCode with scripts
that take a long time.
I was glad the question was asked because it made me take
into consideration of a
JB wrote:
> Can you trust this large script will not crash or should you inform
> the user the chances of a crash will increase if they use other
> memory intensive applications. Is there a way to prevent it?
Any time LiveCode crashes it's a bug that should be reported. Even with
low-memory c
Why do you waste your time
attacking me?
You have no clue what I am even
writing or if my program was going
to fall in the category of using long
scripts.
My question for you since you will be
a user is when are you going to pay?
You won’t be getting a complimentary
copy.
John Balgenorth
On Au
John,
The will be only one user : me. So I'll do my best to not disturb LC
when the script is running, like let it run at night...
jbv
>
> Can you trust this large script will not crash or should you inform
> the user the chances of a crash will increase if they use other
> memory intensive applic
What if you are dong large scripts that tale many hours and the
user decodes to do things that will slow it down. Whwn you are
using Time Machine you can trust that it will keep working and
not cause a crash. At least I have never had it crash.
Can you trust this large script will not crash or s
> Hi list
> I'm about to launch a script on LC 6.5.2 on Mac to process a large xml
file,
> and the execution will take several hours at least.
> I am wondering : if I use other apps like a browser or a mailer after
> starting
> the script, or if I return to the Finder or navigate through various ap
Hi list
I'm about to launch a script on LC 6.5.2 on Mac to process a large xml file,
and the execution will take several hours at least.
I am wondering : if I use other apps like a browser or a mailer after
starting
the script, or if I return to the Finder or navigate through various apps in
the do
