RE: libURLSetStatusCallback Runtime error

Sent: Tuesday, 9 October 2012 8:24 a.m. To: 'How to use LiveCode' Subject: RE: libURLSetStatusCallback Runtime error Terence, In 99% of my IDE lockups, F5 will bring LC back to reality. Ralph DiMola IT Director Evergreen Information Services rdim...@evergreeninfo.net -Origin

Re: libURLSetStatusCallback Runtime error

Richard and Bernard, Thanks for the replies. Inserting a "wait with messages" right before the call to libURLSetStatusCallback fixes the issue so at this point, I think I'll just move on :-) Pete lcSQL Software On Mon, Oct 8, 2012 at 8:09 AM, Bernard Devlin wrote: > Pet

RE: libURLSetStatusCallback Runtime error

Blyth Sent: Monday, October 08, 2012 3:17 PM To: How to use LiveCode Subject: Re: libURLSetStatusCallback Runtime error I get this error a lot when developing, Livecode locks up and I have to force end Livecode. Can anyone tell me if this is normal ? Thanks Terence On 9/10/2012, at 4:09 AM, Bernard

Re: libURLSetStatusCallback Runtime error

I get this error a lot when developing, Livecode locks up and I have to force end Livecode. Can anyone tell me if this is normal ? Thanks Terence On 9/10/2012, at 4:09 AM, Bernard Devlin wrote: > Peter, you could try replacing the 5.5.2 libUrl code with that from an > earlier version. LibURL

Re: libURLSetStatusCallback Runtime error

Peter, you could try replacing the 5.5.2 libUrl code with that from an earlier version. LibURL is the script of a button somewhere (can't remember where off the top of my head). Comment out the current script, paste in the old one. See if the problem persists. That will indicate the engine or t

Re: libURLSetStatusCallback Runtime error

Peter Haworth wrote: Hi Richard, This in the IDE. In fact, I start the IDE then load the stack that has the problem so there is loads of time for the library to be loaded before my stack is opened. HI'm stumped. The next diagnostic step I would try would be going through the release n

Re: libURLSetStatusCallback Runtime error

Hi Richard, This in the IDE. In fact, I start the IDE then load the stack that has the problem so there is loads of time for the library to be loaded before my stack is opened. On Oct 7, 2012 9:26 AM, "Richard Gaskin" wrote: > Peter Haworth wrote: > >> I only discovered this problem when I starte

Re: libURLSetStatusCallback Runtime error

Peter Haworth wrote: I only discovered this problem when I started using LC 5.5.2. Versions of LC prior to that did not report the "can't find handler" message. So not only was the handler not available to me but there was no indication that was the case; the code just failed silently. I am ru

Re: libURLSetStatusCallback Runtime error

I'll add one other issue to the list. I only discovered this problem when I started using LC 5.5.2. Versions of LC prior to that did not report the "can't find handler" message. So not only was the handler not available to me but there was no indication that was the case; the code just failed si

Re: libURLSetStatusCallback Runtime error

I've been thinking about this more and have a couple of issues. The dictionary does mention this issue and lists the handlers which "might" be an issue and openCard is not one of them, that's why I used openCard instead of one of the ones mentioned in the dictionary. I wouldn't have an openCard h

Re: libURLSetStatusCallback Runtime error

Thanks Jacque, I figured it was a timing issue of some sort. I guess some bug must have been fixed in 5.5.2 since I get no error message in 5.5.0 even though the error must have still occurred. Pete lcSQL Software On Sat, Oct 6, 2012 at 1:11 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote: >

Re: libURLSetStatusCallback Runtime error

On 10/6/12 12:43 PM, Peter Haworth wrote: I'm unclear as to exactly which handler can't be found - lcDownloadCheck is right there and libURLSetStatusCallback is a standard LC handler. Rev libraries aren't available until backgrounds are done loading. You may need to give it a little more time

libURLSetStatusCallback Runtime error

I'm getting a runtime error on a call to libURLSetStatusCallback. The error is "can't find handler" and the line in question is: libURLSetStatusCallback "lcDownloadStatusCheck",the long ID of stack "lcStackBrowser_CheckForUpdates" There is a handler named "lcDownloadStatusCheck" in the stack scr