Shameless Plug: If you find yourself doing this kind of thing a lot, I
have a visual stack management plugin called tmNavigator that handles
this. It shows a resizable thumbnail view of all stacks open your desktop
and enables you to drag them around the screen, across multiple monitors.
http://t
On Dec 16, 2015, at 6:01 PM, Bob Sneidar wrote:
> If I then close the laptop window, come back to work, hook up the external
> moitor again and open a stack that had been open before when just using the
> laptop monitor, the location of the new window is partially off screen! That
> means the t
Paul this is working out very well. Actually, both of these ideas work
equally well. Thanks!
On 12/17/2015 9:00 AM, Paul Dupuis wrote:
On 12/16/2015 8:05 PM, Ray wrote:
Paul - excellent idea and thanks for this suggestion. There's just
one pitfall in my situation. I'm doing this:
put
On 12/16/2015 8:05 PM, Ray wrote:
> Paul - excellent idea and thanks for this suggestion. There's just
> one pitfall in my situation. I'm doing this:
>
>put url serverStackPath into stackData
>open file localStackPath for binary write
>write stackData to file localStackPath
>close
Hi Ray,
Another approach you could take:
-- download the stack
go invisible url serverStackPath
put the name of this stack into tStack
-- set the rect while stack is still hidden
set the rect of tStack to the LastRect of tStack
-- make it visible
show tStack
--
Paul - excellent idea and thanks for this suggestion. There's just one
pitfall in my situation. I'm doing this:
put url serverStackPath into stackData
open file localStackPath for binary write
write stackData to file localStackPath
close file localStackPath
I've now created the 'v
On 12/16/2015 7:40 PM, Ray wrote:
> So does anybody know how to set the default new stack size Livecode
> will use the next time a new stack is created, either by the menu
> choice or by simply opening a new disk file, writing to it and closing
> it?
See the entry for "templateStack" in the dictio
Bob - interesting situation. I work with two monitors, also, but they'
always connected so I haven't experienced this.
On a related note however, I've discovered that reading a stack's data
on a remote server and then recreating the stack on my local, populating
it with the data I just read,
By which I mean even palettes.
Bob S
On Dec 16, 2015, at 15:01 , Bob Sneidar
mailto:bobsnei...@iotecdigital.com>> wrote:
and I mean ALL WINDOWS in LC are unresponsive!
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Speaking of which, I have been having a problem for some time now. I have two
monitors. I usually run LC on the large monitor, but if I have to leave for a
job, I disaonnect the external large monitor after which everything rearranges
itself on the laptop monitor. All well and good.
But then I
Scott thanks again. I just uninstalled 7.0.5 and installed 7.1.1 and
resolved this issue. I might have also been able to resolve it
re-installing 7.0.5.
I should have tried this on another system first. I thought mine was
pretty stable but I guess things can creep in from time to time.
Th
Thanks Scott - I was just going to add that I can NOT repeat this on my
laptop which is also running Livecode 7.0.5 and Windows 8.1 so there's
obviously something going on with my desktop 8.1 system.
If anybody has any ideas please share them. Sorry for the false alarm
regarding Livecode.
O
You might want to check with a more recent version to confirm since 7.0.5
is several versions old (the LC guys announced 7.1.1 today).
Regards,
Scott Rossi
Creative Director
Tactile Media, UX/UI Design
On 12/16/15, 12:02 PM, "use-livecode on behalf of Ray"
wrote:
>I've been wrestling with t
I've been wrestling with this in 7.0.5 for a while. Here it is
distilled and the simplest way to repeat it:
on mouseUp
answer the rect of this stack
set the decorations of this stack to empty
answer the rect of this stack -- we're
fine here (same rect)
s
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