On 2022-06-06 15:50, Ben Rubinstein via use-livecode wrote:
This is very exciting, thank you. If we find anomalies in the Apple
Silicon side, should we raise them in the first instance
- to you directly?
- on this list?
- straight into LQCC?
Just file a bug in the LQCC - indicating that the
On May 14, 2015, at 2:06 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
> we have one word, "free", for two very different things, "gratis" and "libre"
A propos of that, one of my favorite bumperstickers (re recent US Supreme Court
decisions) is:
"If money = speech, then speech is not free."
-- Peter
Peter M. Bri
> I've been doing HTML reporting for years using several tools,
> but things definitely are not as tight once you lose control
> - browsers still do not all render the same.
We support different types of reports - generating pages, PDFs, etc. A
number of our users utilize this ability on Valenti
I've been doing HTML reporting for years using several tools, but things
definitely are not as tight once you lose control - browsers still do not
all render the same.
On Fri, May 15, 2015 at 8:49 AM, Andrew Kluthe wrote:
> I've been pretty happy generating html reports for some of the big LC
>
I've been pretty happy generating html reports for some of the big LC
applications I've done. Use something like bootstrap that has a good print
style sheet. Some JS powered charting that prints nice. I would open in
external browser in my older applications but I wonder if things wouldn't
work nic
> Quartam Reports is pure LiveCode, and as such it has been a
> great tool for use on all major desktop platforms.
It can be extremely useful to have an add-on that's entirely native. The
downside to that is that, from the vendor perspective, you can capture only
a fraction of the users of that d
> The one thing I didn't see for Valentina reporting is
> anything that will let me do it from iOS. We're right on the
> verge of wanting to airPrint reports from handhelds. Is that
> coming, or did I miss it?
We don't currently have an "embedded" report for iOS (there is on Mac OS X,
Windows
> Are 3rd party developers not charging enough to make developing tools viable?
> Is the LiveCode community not large enough to support such development models?
3rd party development for LiveCode is as Richard implied best treated as a
hobby. Something to do when you don’t have any real work on
On May 14, 2015, at 12:09 PM, Mike Kerner wrote:
> QR does not appear to be OSS. Quartam PDF is. QR has not been updated in
> several years, and requests for support have not been responded to, yet.
> The last email I sent was about a week ago.
My memory failed on this Mike. I do recall Q.pdf
Lynn,
The one thing I didn't see for Valentina reporting is anything that will
let me do it from iOS. We're right on the verge of wanting to airPrint
reports from handhelds. Is that coming, or did I miss it?
On Thu, May 14, 2015 at 3:09 PM, Mike Kerner
wrote:
> QR does not appear to be OSS.
QR does not appear to be OSS. Quartam PDF is. QR has not been updated in
several years, and requests for support have not been responded to, yet.
The last email I sent was about a week ago.
--
On the first day, God created the heavens and the Earth
On the second day, God created the oceans.
On
On Thu, May 14, 2015 at 1:24 PM, Mark Talluto
wrote:
> I would rather the developer sell the 3rd party tool under closed source
in return
> for regular development that progresses the tool further. I do not want
software
> to go open source if it means imminent death of yet another useful tool.
Mark Talluto wrote:
> Are 3rd party developers not charging enough to make developing tools
> viable?
> Is the LiveCode community not large enough to support such
> development models?
> Do you agree with me or do you like the way things are going?
>
> Are we really getting what we need when we g
> Has anybody done anything to replace quartam reports, since
> it seems to have reached the stage of abandonware?
I cannot speak to the status of Quartam Reports, however you have a full
featured reporting option in Valentina Reports for LiveCode. It works with
most popular databases (not just V
On May 14, 2015, at 7:36 AM, Mike Kerner wrote:
> Has anybody done anything to replace quartam reports, since it seems to
> have reached the stage of abandon ware?
I believe Quartam Reports is open source now. I am curious what the general
thoughts are on situations like this.
QR was a close
I'm the biggest fan there is of arrays - but for this problem an array
looks like overkill - see the simple code below.
(btw - not actually tested, so beware typos)
put empty into tCounted
put empty into tLast
repeat for each line L in tData
if L = tLast then
add 1 to tCount
else
If you're using an sql db:
SELECT , count(*) AS C FROM GROUP BY < thewordnumber
> ORDER BY C DESCENDING
Returns the word numbers and count sorted by count high to low.
Pete
lcSQL Software
On May 4, 2014 8:47 PM, "JOHN PATTEN" wrote:
> Thanks Kay!
>
> That’s what I needed. I knew it was prett
Thanks Kay!
That’s what I needed. I knew it was pretty simple, but my unfamiliarity with
arrays prevented me from seeing the solution.
Cheers!
John Patten
SUSD
On May 4, 2014, at 8:14 PM, Kay C Lan wrote:
> This might get you started, in the msg box:
>
> put "3,5,6,6,24,24,24,33,130,109" i
This might get you started, in the msg box:
put "3,5,6,6,24,24,24,33,130,109" into tData
--if the data comes from the db as seperate lines, then
--repeat for each line tRecord in tData
--if data comes in from db as a list
repeat for each item tRecord in tData
add 1 to aCount[tRecord]
end repeat
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