On 25 June 2017 at 04:12, JB via use-livecode wrote:
> What the code provided does it it gives you the
> ability to use c, c++, objective-c, and Java code
> in your Livecode stacks.
>
This is really useful. Thanks JB
Sean Cole
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JB
> On Jun 24, 2017, at 9:05 PM, Richard Gaskin via use-livecode
> wrote:
>
> JB wrote:
>> I really did not use the shell command before I started posting
>> the c and java code.
>>
>> I was starting to learn Python and would love to know hoe to
>> use the shell to integrate it i
JB wrote:
I really did not use the shell command before I started posting
the c and java code.
I was starting to learn Python and would love to know hoe to
use the shell to integrate it into Livecode stacks.
In fact I would love any shell examples!
Here's a quickie off the top of my head (rea
I really did not use the shell command before I started posting
the c and java code.
I was starting to learn Python and would love to know hoe to
use the shell to integrate it into Livecode stacks.
In fact I would love any shell examples!
JB
> On Jun 24, 2017, at 8:25 PM, Richard Gaskin via us
JB wrote:
...
What the code provided does it it gives you the
ability to use c, c++, objective-c, and Java code
in your Livecode stacks.
For those who have a basic understanding of any
of these languages there is a lot of code on the
web they can use with little of no changes giving
them a lot o
Hi Richard,
There are plenty of free compilers. Xcode will
compile c, c++, and objective-c. To compile
from the terminal you can use gcc which is a
really good compiler.
What the code provided does it it gives you the
ability to use c, c++, objective-c, and Java code
in your Livecode stacks.
F
JB, a few of these snippets have been posted to the list, but with no
explanatory text. Were these intended for someone else?
If you meant to send them here, for the benefit of those of us who may
not have ready access to an Objective-C compiler, would you mind
offering some description of wh
on mouseUp
set the defaultFolder to "~/Desktop"
/* ADD SPACES IN ARGUMENTS BY USING QUOTE */
--put "One" into tFILE1
// Below I added a space in the filename before the word copy.
put quote & "/Users/JB/Desktop/SomeFile copy.jpg" & quote into tFILE1
put "Two" into tFILE2
p
