On 3/29/2016 8:43 PM, Mark Wieder wrote:
On 03/29/2016 06:31 PM, Paul Hibbert wrote:
Bill,
There is a ‘Trash’ icon in the bottom row of tools in the PB, the only
downside is it asks for confirmation before deleting, or you can
double click the control in the PB, it should be selected if the car
Arrrggghhh! I knew about the trash can, but forgot it. Dang! In my process, I
accidentally deleted a group and I thought it was just going to disappear from
the card it was on, and it deleted the entire group. Fortunately, I’m just
playing with the UI controls, etc, and it was quickly fixed, but
On 03/29/2016 06:31 PM, Paul Hibbert wrote:
Bill,
There is a ‘Trash’ icon in the bottom row of tools in the PB, the only downside
is it asks for confirmation before deleting, or you can double click the
control in the PB, it should be selected if the card is visible, then you can
hit delete.
PM, William Prothero wrote:
>
> In Version 7, I can delete a control, by selecting the control in the Project
> Browser, and clicking “Delete”. This doesn’t happen in LC8 DP16, on OSX.
>
> Bug? I can delete it by selecting it on the stage and clicking “Delete”. I
> remember
In Version 7, I can delete a control, by selecting the control in the Project
Browser, and clicking “Delete”. This doesn’t happen in LC8 DP16, on OSX.
Bug? I can delete it by selecting it on the stage and clicking “Delete”. I
remember something about this mentioned on the list, but can’t find
On 03/27/2016 07:33 PM, Sannyasin Brahmanathaswami wrote:
I've been building GUI from ground zero today in LC8 dp16 and it's gets worse and worse
the longer the session remains open. The inspector switch to
"revFrontScriptLibrary" starts to occur more and more frequently.
I've been building GUI from ground zero today in LC8 dp16 and it's gets worse
and worse the longer the session remains open. The inspector switch to
"revFrontScriptLibrary" starts to occur more and more frequently. Now I just
opened the project browser and it is completel
On 03/27/2016 06:42 PM, William Prothero wrote:
I see similar behaviors in the IDE in DP16. It seems to forget which stack is
in focus and does unexpected things.
I tried using the Project Browser yesterday, and three times I deleted
the wrong object because I couldn't tell which one was actu
I see similar behaviors in the IDE in DP16. It seems to forget which stack is
in focus and does unexpected things.
Bill
> On Mar 26, 2016, at 12:17 PM, Sannyasin Brahmanathaswami
> wrote:
>
> I had an odd incident in a different context but similar "paradigm" i.e. as
> if the IDE lost track
I had an odd incident in a different context but similar "paradigm" i.e. as if
the IDE lost track or the focused object/stack. I had a stack open, a button
selected, and the inspector open, and the graphics effects selected in the
inspector. I pressed delete to delete the button. Instead of de
Bill,
I tried this and saw the problem once!, but now I’m not seeing it happen again.
That’s kind of a familiar scenario with LC8 for me, often makes me think I’m
doing something wrong, but then I can’t find enough evidence to make a recipe
for a bug report.
When I get a few minutes spare I’ll
Kay,
Tnx for trying this out. My stacks were more complex and I was trying to
convert a stack that used mobGUI elements and I couldn’t get rid of them. Then
I was trying to copy code from one stack to another and the IDE appeared to get
confused.
I’ll fiddle with it more and see if I can come u
Kay,
Tnx for trying this out. My stacks were more complex and I was trying to
convert a stack that used mobGUI elements and I couldn’t get rid of them. Then
I was trying to copy code from one stack to another and the IDE appeared to get
confused.
I’ll fiddle with it more and see if I can come u
On Fri, Mar 25, 2016 at 4:41 AM, William Prothero
wrote:
>If you have two stacks open, then try to create a new card in the stack in the
>front, it creates doesn’t create a card in the selected stack. It appears at
>the top of the Project Browser, on a line by itself or in the other stack.
>
Not
Folks:
I’m noticing a problem with the Project Browser in DP16. If you have two stacks
open, then try to create a new card in the stack in the front, it creates
doesn’t create a card in the selected stack. It appears at the top of the
Project Browser, on a line by itself or in the other stack.
Ali,
It was the lack of the columns inspector pane that I was referring to. Sorry
for my posting being opaque.. No worries, I went back to v7 and changed it,
then back to v8.
I'm glad the column inspector is coming back in next release.
Thanks!
Bill
William Prothero
http://es.earthednet.org
>
Hi Bill,
Could you be more specific? The dataGrid pane of the property inspector is
just the bit that was in the Basic pane of the old property inspector under
the
Data Grid: ---
section.
The Columns pane was missing and will be there in the next build
(http://quality.livecode.com
Folks:
I’ve been using DP16 for awhile, and find
1: When setting the alignment of text in a text field, with the property
inspector, you have to click twice to get it to set the alignment. Minor, but…
2: Datagrid. The property inspector for the datagrid is now totally opaque. The
V7 version was
William Prothero wrote:
...
> set the fontStyle of fld tName to bold
Been spending too much time with CSS lately? :)
I think that should be:
set the textStyle of fld tName to bold
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the fields are deleted. In LC8 DP16, I find that
> the field heights are messed up. I create the field and put text in it using
> the following function:
>
> I know that fields work differently in version 8, but I thought the
> formattedHeight and formattedWidth should adjust the r
Monte,
Tnx, but I've solved that one. What's screwing me up is that the
formattedHeight and formattedWidth don't give the correct answers. I don't know
if it's a bug or something that's changed with the updated field code. I can
fix it by adding to the margins. I just hate to do a workaround tha
>> to return dimensions of a rect that will show all of the text in a field?
>
> Sorry? The (modified) function works here as it should, I wrote "works fine
> here".
> I think that simply the fixedTextHeight isn't set to true any more by
> default.
>
ame to bold
> * set the rect of fld tName to "0,0,"& \
>(the formattedWidth of fld tName) &","&\
>(the formattedHeight of fld tName)
> * return the rect of fld tName
> end iml_makeField
>> ==
>
>
&
> On 18 Mar 2016, at 4:39 PM, Earthednet-wp wrote:
>
> So, I guess we can't count on the formattedHeight and formattedWidth to
> return dimensions of a rect that will show all of the text in a field? I
> would like to keep the rect of the field as small as possible. I also use it
> to make a
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Folks:
My plot routines use fields as labels. Fields are created on the fly, the plot
image is captured, and the fields are deleted. In LC8 DP16, I find that the
field heights are messed up. I create the field and put text in it using the
following function:
I know that fields work differently
>
>> Folks:
>> My plot routines use fields as labels. Fields are created on the fly, the
>> plot image is captured, and the fields are deleted. In LC8 DP16, I find
>> that the field heights are messed up. I create the field and put text in it
>> using the follo
he rect of fld tName to "0,0,"& \
(the formattedWidth of fld tName) &","&\
(the formattedHeight of fld tName)
* return the rect of fld tName
end iml_makeField
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dTextHeight isn't set to true any more by
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Height and formattedWidth show the
> text? I’m content to use my margins adjustment, but hope it doesn’t need
> to be revisited in the future. If so, it’s a small thing, but...
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William Prothero wrote:
Is this a bug? Shouldn’t the formattedHeight and formattedWidth show the text?
I’m content to use my margins adjustment, but hope it doesn’t need to be
revisited in the future. If so, it’s a small thing, but...
The code looks like it should work, and here formattedWid
On Thu, Mar 17, 2016 at 9:58 PM, William Prothero
wrote:
> Folks:
> My plot routines use fields as labels. Fields are created on the fly, the
> plot image is captured, and the fields are deleted. In LC8 DP16, I find
> that the field heights are messed up. I create the field and pu
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