Re: Question re large project organization

Jackie: Thanks. I’ll check it out. I had to uncheck that “Copy reference files” to get all of my other files in the standalone. I’ll have to investigate further, because, given the clear explanation you gave below, it should not affect the other data files that are in the folder whose contents I

Re: Question re large project organization

On 3/24/2015 5:50 PM, William Prothero wrote: it leaves me wishing there was a clear explanation of the standalone builder and where files get put for various configurations. There's an overview in the User Guide, starting at page 295. It could use more detail, but it's a start. This one wa

Re: Question re large project organization

Folks: Just a gripe about the standalone builder. The bug I reported still stands, though. This is my fault, though and it leaves me wishing there was a clear explanation of the standalone builder and where files get put for various configurations. This one was the checkbox on the “Copy Files”

Re: Question re large project organization

Richard: The bug is Bug 15079 Bill > On Mar 24, 2015, at 10:49 AM, Richard Gaskin > wrote: > > William Prothero wrote: > > > Yes. I selected each stack and put in a password for it. I’m going > > to make a test stack and submit a bug report, if

Re: Question re large project organization

William Prothero wrote: > Yes. I selected each stack and put in a password for it. I’m going > to make a test stack and submit a bug report, if it shows the same > behavior. If there is a bug here it seems limited to the IDE's interface for that. Setting the password of a stack here using the

Re: Question re large project organization

I just submitted a bug report on this issue. Bill William A. Prothero http://es.earthednet.org/ ___ use-livecode mailing list use-livecode@lists.runrev.com Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: http:/

Re: Question re large project organization

Jackie: Yes. I selected each stack and put in a password for it. I’m going to make a test stack and submit a bug report, if it shows the same behavior. Best, Bill > On Mar 24, 2015, at 9:34 AM, J. Landman Gay wrote: > > On March 24, 2015 10:31:38 AM CDT, William Prothero > wrote: > >> Fair en

Re: Question re large project organization

Richard: Thank you, thank you! Very pertinent info. I’m glad I can get a stack back into substack. Best, Bill > On Mar 24, 2015, at 8:38 AM, Richard Gaskin > wrote: > > William Prothero wrote: > > Fair enough. I did find the “password” entry in the dictionary. BUT, > > I wonder if the fact tha

Re: Question re large project organization

On March 24, 2015 10:31:38 AM CDT, William Prothero wrote: >Fair enough. I did find the “password” entry in the dictionary. BUT, I >wonder if the fact that this doesn’t work (for me) in the standalone >builder code mean there is a bug in the IDE? Each included stack can have its own password, s

Re: Question re large project organization

William Prothero wrote: > Fair enough. I did find the “password” entry in the dictionary. BUT, > I wonder if the fact that this doesn’t work (for me) in the > standalone builder code mean there is a bug in the IDE? Possibly. Are you finding you can access the scripts of objects in your standalo

Re: Question re large project organization

Richard: Fair enough. I did find the “password” entry in the dictionary. BUT, I wonder if the fact that this doesn’t work (for me) in the standalone builder code mean there is a bug in the IDE? Also, I’m exploring the ramifications of this approach and considering whether the apple store will n

Re: Question re large project organization

The IDE is written in LiveCode; everything it does can be done by our own scripts. See the password property in the Dictionary. You could write a handler for the StandaloneSaved message that copies your stacks to the dest folder, and sets their password property as it goes. -- Richard Gask

Re: Question re large project organization

Phil: Tnx for the info. I did try the “password protect” checkbox and put in a password, but there must be something I’m missing because after making a standalone, the password checkbox and entered password has been set back to blank in the “Standalone Settings” “stacks” panel, and the stacks th

Re: Question re large project organization

Hi Bill, In the IDE, the 'Stacks' panel of the 'Standalone Application Settings' window lets you include them as stacks in your standalone. You would of course do this in the settings for your splash app. As you add stacks to the list, you will see (bottom right) they can be password protected

Question re large project organization

I have a bunch of stacks that make up a larger application that I’m setting up to be easily expandable. There is a splash stack that loads an index stack, which then loads various other stacks as needed. When I make the standalone, it only encrypts the splash stack. The other stacks are in raw