On 18/09/14 19:03, Devin Asay wrote:
Here it is again, with the actual link included. :-P
On Sep 18, 2014, at 1:03 AM, Richmond wrote:
Perhaps . . . if I can find the time, I'll make a merry little list of all the
keyboard shortcuts.
Here’s my list of LC keyboard shortcuts. Tell me if I’m
Here it is again, with the actual link included. :-P
On Sep 18, 2014, at 1:03 AM, Richmond wrote:
> Perhaps . . . if I can find the time, I'll make a merry little list of all
> the keyboard shortcuts.
Here’s my list of LC keyboard shortcuts. Tell me if I’m missing anything, and
I’ll add it.
On Sep 18, 2014, at 1:03 AM, Richmond wrote:
> Perhaps . . . if I can find the time, I'll make a merry little list of all
> the keyboard shortcuts.
Here’s my list of LC keyboard shortcuts. Tell me if I’m missing anything, and
I’ll add it.
Devin
Devin Asay
Office of Digital Humanities
Brigh
Richmond Mathewson-2 wrote
> That's marvellous, and goes to prove how extensible the Livecode
> interface is.
Ideally, there should be many different interfaces, depending of
the kind of work that we are doing in LiveCode...
An interface designed for projects that require a lot of Editing and
Fo
On 18/09/14 11:52, Jonathan Cooper wrote:
I loved the simplicity of HyperCard's cmd-F "Find", so I created my own in
LiveCode:
on commandKeyDown whichKey
switch whichKey
case "e"
global prevFindString
ask "Find:" with prevFindString
find it
if
I loved the simplicity of HyperCard's cmd-F "Find", so I created my own in
LiveCode:
on commandKeyDown whichKey
switch whichKey
case "e"
global prevFindString
ask "Find:" with prevFindString
find it
if the result <> "" then beep
put it into pr
On 18/09/14 07:42, Alain Farmer wrote:
No, n-o-t microsoft-office! No-o! ;-)
HyperCard had LOTS of keyboard shortcuts.
Recent-cards was a cool feature, but I didn't use it much.
I never use it: I just thought, on reading 'HyperCard Basics' it might
be fun to stir the pot.
Although a Rece
No, n-o-t microsoft-office! No-o! ;-)
HyperCard had LOTS of keyboard shortcuts.
Recent-cards was a cool feature, but I didn't use it much.
It would be easy to recreate it with LiveCode.
Only the thumbnails were missing in the MetaCard version (aka FreeGUI).
OTOH i don't think there is much-inte
Alain Farmer wrote
> Is it time for an upgrade of FreeGUI to LiveCode ? ;-)
Actually, I have show LiveCode to many people and
their answer is: I will use LiveCode if it works and
looks like the software that I already use...
(I understand that they mean that LiveCode should have
the interface and
Is it time for an upgrade of FreeGUI to LiveCode ? ;-)
On Wednesday, September 17, 2014 8:03 PM, Alejandro Tejada
wrote:
Interesting enough, LiveCode had more
power than all XTalk software created
before... but there are just a few of us
who actually knows how to use fully
all this power.
Interesting enough, LiveCode had more
power than all XTalk software created
before... but there are just a few of us
who actually knows how to use fully
all this power.
Some years ago, I ask in this mail list:
Where are the new Livecode learners?
Why they do not participate more in
this mail list
Richard, thank you so much for that link to a wise, amusing and charming
article. Yes, you are right. The charm of it was youth. Which we only
realise when we look back on it as you did there. It is the experience
some of us will have had - of returning home after a long absence to a place
who
Richmond wrote:
> Sorting Cards
>
> The Sort by Name command in the Utilities menu lets you arrange cards
> alphabetically by either
> first or last name.
> --
> I wonder how one does that in Livecode?
> -
Richmond.
-- Both HC and LC allow sorting cards with a sortKey:
sort cds by word 2 of the short name of this cd
-- It is true that there is no "go" menu, and you have to script your own find.
What has replaced it, with cmd-F, is the find and replace gadget. Much more
flexible and powerful,
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