The two methods produce 2 different results for me.
Bob
On Jun 10, 2011, at 12:55 PM, James Hurley wrote:
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> It does not. Wh
I forced Spotlight to re-index. Now it finds-by-content all of the stuff in
Apple applications it couldn't previously find. Sorry about the confusion.
For most purposes, exporting LC data to a text file so Spotlight could find it
by content would be far more trouble than it was worth. Certainly
Well the solutions presented in blogs i have seen are not panning out. Oddly,
zip files containing Livecode stacks ARE being found by Spotlight, but not the
stacks themselves.
I think this will require the Livecode people to create a valid mdimporter file
for livecode stacks.
Bob
On Jun 10,
Bob,
On Jun 10, 2011, at 11:48 AM, Bob Sneidar wrote:
> I may have found a solution for this but to test it I need to know what the
> file type is (not the filename extension) of a LiveCode stack. Anyone?
Are you referring to the Mac file type code? It's RSTK. The creator signature
for LiveCod
one way to see filetypes is the "detailed files".
another way is to go into the ressource fork yourself with the "resfile:"
specifier for URL:
put url ("resfile:" & the effective filename of this stack)
On 10 Jun 2011, at 19:48, Bob Sneidar wrote:
> I may have found a solution for this but to
I may have found a solution for this but to test it I need to know what the
file type is (not the filename extension) of a LiveCode stack. Anyone?
Bob
On Jun 9, 2011, at 6:04 PM, Timothy Miller wrote:
> Thanks Jim and others.
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> I have worked out ways to search my LC stacks quickly and conve
It does not. What you want to use is that little magnifying glass in the upper
right of your screen in the menu bar. Command-F in the Finder only searches for
the contents of files, but not I think Address Book files and such.
Still using this method, I am not seeing any of my stacks after sear
You must have Spotlight indexing turned off. It works for me in ALL of the apps
you suggested that it does not. Alternately, you may have a corrupted Spotlight
index. You can google how to remedy that.
Bob
On Jun 9, 2011, at 6:04 PM, Timothy Miller wrote:
> Thanks Jim and others.
>
> I have
On Jun 10, 2011, at 3:43 AM, James Hurley wrote
Is there something I am missing? Spotlight doesn't appear to index
my scripts and I have everything checked in the Mac OS Spotlight
Preferences.
All versions of Rev and LC do not make the scripts or field data
available for spotlight index
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> From: Richard Gaskin
> To: use-livecode@lists.runrev.com
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Hi Stephen,
As far as I know, Command-F and Spotlight invokes the same functionality.
In my previous message, I mentioned that find by content is not finding content
in Safari Bookmarks, my saved email messages in Mail, and so on. This, I
discovered by trial and error, and I assumed it was a "f
You haven't used "Spotlight"? If it's set up right and you use good
searching approach, it works quite well.
On 9 June 2011 18:04, Timothy Miller wrote:
> Thanks Jim and others.
>
> I have worked out ways to search my LC stacks quickly and conveniently
> (more or less) for the things I need. I
Thanks Jim and others.
I have worked out ways to search my LC stacks quickly and conveniently (more or
less) for the things I need. I can always use the "find" function in Stickies.
I can search my email messages in Mail. This is the usual procedure.
I always had the vague idea that find-by-con
On Jun 9, 2011, at 1:47 PM, Timothy Miller wrote:
My feeble brain seems to suggest that Mac OS find-by-content will
not find text in an ordinary field in a LiveCode stack (not to
mention a button or script). I just tried it. OTOH, I don't have
much confidence in my feeble brain.
Am I righ
Timothy Miller wrote:
My feeble brain seems to suggest that Mac OS find-by-content will not find text
in an ordinary field in a LiveCode stack (not to mention a button or script). I
just tried it. OTOH, I don't have much confidence in my feeble brain.
Am I right?
If so, is there any way to e
On 06/09/2011 11:47 PM, Timothy Miller wrote:
My feeble brain seems to suggest that Mac OS find-by-content will not find text
in an ordinary field in a LiveCode stack (not to mention a button or script). I
just tried it. OTOH, I don't have much confidence in my feeble brain.
Am I right?
If so
My feeble brain seems to suggest that Mac OS find-by-content will not find text
in an ordinary field in a LiveCode stack (not to mention a button or script). I
just tried it. OTOH, I don't have much confidence in my feeble brain.
Am I right?
If so, is there any way to enable such a feature?
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