Sannyasin Brahmanathaswami wrote:
> On 4/21/16, 4:16 AM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
>
>> put "scp ""e& tGZFile "e& \
>> " user at domain.com:~/public_html/livenet" &
>> "/LiveNet.livecode.gz" into tCmd
>> put shell(tCmd) into tResult
>> if tResult is not empty then
>
> This assumes you have your SSH k
This assumes you have your SSH keys on the server, right?
I have done scp also from terminal when migrating one site to another server…
giant tarball, in those scenarios we were putting the user-password in the scp
command string… I wonder how secure that is? Of course you don’t want to hard
wi
Sannyasin Brahmanathaswami wrote:
> I do a lot of server script editing directly via my FTP client…
> remote editing. I know yeah, some of you wizard have those scripts
> working via a stack that allows you to edit in the script editor…
> someday one of you will write a plug in for the rest of u
I do a lot of server script editing directly via my FTP client… remote
editing. I know yeah, some of you wizard have those scripts working via a stack
that allows you to edit in the script editor… someday one of you will write a
plug in for the rest of us…
Till then, my eco system is FTP clie
> There's money waiting to happen - two things I hear often from new users:
>
> 1. "What? Fields don't have formatting properties for currency,
>dates, and such?”
This is the kind of thing that will probably be easy to do once someone works
out how to do text entry in widgets.
>
> 2. "What
Sannyasin Brahmanathaswami wrote:
Why do I like it? Probably for many of the same reasons people like Atom
… the auto complete is awesome
There's money waiting to happen - two things I hear often from new users:
1. "What? Fields don't have formatting properties for currency,
dates, and suc
REcommended by both Andre and Simon Smith…
It’s like atom but without the scope bloat (in fact it is built on the atom
core)
I’m just getting use to it… I never even used Atom very much…have been using
BBEdit all these years... but I set the language to PERL and my LC scripts are
pretty well
Sannyasin Brahmanathaswami wrote:
> Has anyone gotten the revIgniter or iRev text mate bundles working in
> Visual Studio Code?
Interesting thought. Where's their extensibility API, and what is it
about their text editor that you prefer?
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