--- On Mon, 12/6/10, Mark Wieder wrote:
> All-
>
> Does anyone have ideas on a best practice for handling
> variable
> numbers of parameters (as in C varargs)? I have two
> functions and I'd
> like to pass a variable number of parameters (probably no
> more than
> six) to the first function and h
Jan-
Thanks. Arrays were the ugly thing I was about to dive into. I'm
impressed that you found something even uglier .
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--- On Sun, 12/5/10, Anthony Howe wrote:
> Thanks Jan,
>
> Great to hear the detail around this one. The feature you
> mention that you're working on is actually all that we would
> require and sounds ideal!
>
> We simply want to 'stamp' an existing document with a
> customers unique ID and deta
--- On Tue, 12/7/10, Mark Wieder wrote:
> Jan-
>
> Thanks. Arrays were the ugly thing I was about to dive
> into. I'm
> impressed that you found something even uglier .
>
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>
You should see the first iteration of each user interface that I concoct -
mark,
Is this any help?
function doCommand
local tValue,tParam,tVerb
repeat with i=1 to paramcount()
if ihttp://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-livecode
How can I update LiveCode 4.5.2 from 4.5.1 ?
Account system is incomprehensible for me...
Thank you for help.
Rene(é)
Le 6 déc. 2010 à 20:31, Kevin Miller a écrit :
> Hi folks,
>
> 4.5.2 is now available. And LiveCode for iOS is now available!
>
> To download them, please log into your account.
Hi Harald,
Thanks for your post. It sounds like you've solved a problem that would
interest quite a number of others in the community. If you would like to
share your code then you can do with every other LiveCode user by uploading
it to revOnline. It's the 4th button from the left in the main Liv
Bonjour Giuseppe,
On RunRev site > Downloads, I have :
- LiveCode Trial > Create account now : I have an account
- LiveCode Player > it is not the subject...
- Existing Users (someone like me) > log in to your account
I log >
"LiveCode 4.5.0 Commercial : you have an active renewal pack expires 7th
Thank you Giuseppe,
I have download 4.5.2 version > iOS iPhone simulator but not iPad simulator...
but... I have 3 accounts !!? for 1 person (me)...
2 commercial without iOS and 1 personal with iOS (!?)
Someone else is there in this case ?
Someone understands something about that ?
Le 7 déc. 2010
Mark,
I don't know if you solved this but this can be solved with a trick.
function getString pVerb
repeat with x = 2 to the paramcount
put quote & param(x) & quote & comma after tParams
end repeat
delete char -1 of tParams
get the merge of "[[ tCommand ]]([[tParams]])"
get ("")
Has anyone built a library or worked with OSC (Open Sound Control) from within
LC? OSC - http://opensoundcontrol.org/introduction-osc is great for many types
of media processing and interactive applications and at present is the best way
to control an Arduino board from the iPhone or iPad ( http
I tried
set the rect of stack 'whateverName' to screenRect()
Although it maximizes my stack...it cuts everythings from the
screen...including my task bar and the top of my stack.
It is really weird as I started a new stack with nothing added and try to
maximize it and it is only covering half
I am also very interest by that !
Rene(é)
Le 7 déc. 2010 à 14:19, Thomas McGrath III a écrit :
> Has anyone built a library or worked with OSC (Open Sound Control) from
> within LC? OSC - http://opensoundcontrol.org/introduction-osc is great for
> many types of media processing and interactive
--- On Tue, 12/7/10, Warren Kuhl wrote:
> I tried
> set the rect of stack 'whateverName' to screenRect()
>
> Although it maximizes my stack...it cuts everythings from
> the
> screen...including my task bar and the top of my stack.
>
> It is really weird as I started a new stack with nothing
Hi all,
>> ...
> You could try 'the windowBoundingRect' instead of 'the screenRect' - this
> should leave room for the dock at least
> It is a read-write global property...
You can also SET this property! :-)
Best
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Jim,
try this in the script of the option menu button:
local sLabel
on mouseUp
put sLabel & cr &the label of me into field "AnswerField"
end mouseUp
on mouseDown
put the label of me into sLabel
end mouseDown
now you could compare
Tom-
Tuesday, December 7, 2010, 5:19:34 AM, you wrote:
> Has anyone built a library or worked with OSC (Open Sound
> Control) from within LC? OSC -
I did an OSC library for a similar board a few years ago (the Las
Vegas conference period). At one point this was on the old revOnline
board - I'll
Hello,
I have tried several times to get support from listmagic without success
(sent emails to support and Jim directly).
Does anyone know the status of their support for the product?
thanks,
Glen
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On Dec 7, 2010, at 8:25 AM, Glen Bojsza wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have tried several t
You could pass a list if the parameters were simple types, or you could pass an
array if more complex. Then you would have to get the number of items of the
list, or the number of keys of the array, and loop through them.
Bob
On Dec 6, 2010, at 11:04 PM, Mark Wieder wrote:
> All-
>
> Does a
On 07/12/2010 13:19, Thomas McGrath III wrote:
Has anyone built a library or worked with OSC (Open Sound Control) from within
LC? OSC - http://opensoundcontrol.org/introduction-osc is great for many types
of media processing and interactive applications and at present is the best way
to contro
Hi Jim,
I did not get the iphonePick listOfData, curIndex to work.
Instead I used a workaround that may or may not suit your needs.
Make a list field (you already have that) and overlay that with a option
menu button in front of it.
set the blendlevel of the option menu button to 100 to make i
Le 7 déc. 2010 à 19:44, Ben Rubinstein a écrit :
> I'd also find OSC from LiveCode a very interesting development
Could you tell us more informations ?
Thank you
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Bernd,
Thanks for the advice.
I'll play with work arounds for a bit and appreciate your input. I was also
thinking of using your SlotMachine approach though I have to admit I haven't
had much luck showing and hiding things on iOs and will have to see how I can
do that. You are way ahead of me
Mark,
This would be a great help. Thanks for looking for it.
Tom McGrath III
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I Can Speak on the iPad Store
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/i-c
Ben,
I have looked at Mrmr and downloaded touchOSC. They are fairly decent and
provide built-in templates with buttons and slider controls. I would think
however that LC could be done even better. I envision an editable template with
a few controls to choose from and then lay out the screen 'li
Given that I don't provide any coordinates for the window position
when I open a stack, what default position does LC use?
My stack windows always seem to open at the same coordinates but each
stack window is at a different location. If I drag a stack window to
a different location on the
I have always found that odd. Most windows remember their position when
closed/saved. Rev stack windows do not.
Bob
On Dec 7, 2010, at 2:59 PM, Peter Haworth wrote:
> Given that I don't provide any coordinates for the window position when I
> open a stack, what default position does LC use?
Jim,
I think it is just a question of a short time for Runrev to fix this. The
pick is a much cleaner object than the slotmachine.
I dont have problems showing/hiding things. At least not in the Simulator.
make a button and set its script to:
set the visible of field "myField
I figured the scroller example in Livecode mobile 4.5.2 was not really
complete so I set up the new scroller in a little stack: a list field with a
bounce. The bounce was not obvious from the example so I hope this helps
people to implement this. (look at the group "umscroll" with lockloc true
and
You would want to look at the scroller on a real device. The simulator does
not scroll. Forgot to mention that in the previous post.
regards
Bernd
BNig wrote:
>
> I figured the scroller example in Livecode mobile 4.5.2 was not really
> complete so I set up the new scroller in a little stack:
stacks save their position and size into themselves when you save them, be it
via the save menu or by any other means. Stacks that are a standalone can't
save themselves. Other programs use setting files or the registry to save
their window size and positioning between launches.
Note that the
OK, I understand. It sounds like I should be specific about the
default position where I want each of my windows to appear and then
come up with a scheme for the standalone that saves the position of
each window when it's closed. I already have a scheme in place to
save other settings in
Hey Bernd, thanks for this really useful example.
Did you mean that the simulator doesn't bounce? because it scrolls just fine
if you mouse down and drag.
Terry...
On 8/12/10 11:11 AM, "BNig" wrote:
>
> You would want to look at the scroller on a real device. The simulator does
> not scroll.
I just came across another instance of a pet peeve of mine. I lost a
couple of hours of scripting work because for some reason that isn't
clear to me the IDE doesn't always save everything when you exit. It
asked me if I wanted to save and I confirmed that I did, yet a bunch
of coding cha
Hi Peter,
You might want to consider something else at the same time. There is a great
deal of flexibility in the real estate that users have available these days.
Not just screen size, but also the number of screens. If you do decide to
manage the window locations, you may want to have a prefe
Custom properties are good for this sort of thing. Create a stack property
named cTL and populate it with the (topLeft) coordinates that you want the
stack to initially open with. Then in you preopenstack handler...
on preopenstack
set the topleft of me to the cTL of me
end preopenstack
Then
> From: Peter Haworth
>
> OK, I understand. It sounds like I should be specific about the
> default position where I want each of my windows to appear and then
> come up with a scheme for the standalone that saves the position of
> each window when it's closed. I already have a scheme in p
I use cprops a lot but I thought it wasn't possible to store cprop
values across runs of a standalone?
Pete Haworth
On Dec 7, 2010, at 5:22 PM, Terry Judd wrote:
Custom properties are good for this sort of thing. Create a stack
property
named cTL and populate it with the (topLeft) coordinat
Yes that is annoying.
The problem here is that there's no assured way for the LC engine to know
wether a stack has been changed. Sure, the IDE tracks mouse clicks, changed
scripts and a few other things. But if for example, you lock messages at the
wrong point, then the IDE is unaware, and thi
Good point. I definitely hadn't thought of the multi-screen
possibility. Sounds like maybe I should have a "Remember window
positions" preference. If Yes, then windows will always open at their
last know position and if No, they'll always open at whatever default
location I assign to the
yes, same problem as with the built in window-position saving :)
On 8 Dec 2010, at 02:31, Peter Haworth wrote:
> I use cprops a lot but I thought it wasn't possible to store cprop values
> across runs of a standalone?
>
> Pete Haworth
>
> On Dec 7, 2010, at 5:22 PM, Terry Judd wrote:
>
>> Cus
Look forward to hearing the answer to that (I'm on a Mac).
Pete Haworth
On Dec 7, 2010, at 5:26 PM, Paul D. DeRocco wrote:
From: Peter Haworth
OK, I understand. It sounds like I should be specific about the
default position where I want each of my windows to appear and then
come up with a sc
I'm not totally sure about this now but I think the circumstances
involved using the "Save as Standalone" option. I did that to create
a new standalone and got the usual prompt about saving everything so
assumed everything had been saved. Only after I ran the standalone
and found that the
Yup - forget about all that - I was writing without thinking. Of course
window positions are preserved within a 'session' and lost between sessions
unless you either (a) store the location externally or (b) the stacks you
are opening are independent of the application stack (in which case you can
u
Maybe it's me or should this not be happening. Livecode 4.5.1.
I have a mainstack that has a preOpenStack that does some house keeping...
I just added a substack that is opened from the mainstack by a user clicking
a button.
**There is NO preOpenStack in the substack
When the substack opens the
Unrelated to the other preOpenStack problem reported in 4.5.1 earlier by
someone else
I have a preOpenStack script with breakpoints in it. But the breakpoints
never cause the script editor to come forward. If I put an answer
"preOpenStack" line in the script the dialog will come up, but the
If you move the preOpenStack handler to the script of the first card of the
mainstack, the substack won't trigger the handler. This is a common method of
handling "housekeeping" and other routines that you want run at startup, but
don't want triggered by substacks.
Regards,
Scott Rossi
Creati
Well, never mind, I guess, I see I reported this bug as 7006 way back in the
v. 3 days and it is still listed as "unconfirmed". I also see that now, as
then, if I use "breakpoint" instead of a dot breakpoint, things work ok.
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I think I've run into that and got round it by checking the name of
"this stack" in the preOpenStack handler and only executing the rest
of the script if I'm in the mainstack. Actually, come to think about
it, that was in a preOpenCard handler for a card in the main stack,
not the main sta
On 07.12.2010 at 19:19 Uhr -0700 Glen Bojsza apparently wrote:
When the substack opens the preOpenStack of the mainstack tries to run which
generates an error since none of the objects on the mainstack are on the
substack.
Should preOpenStack only work with the stack that contains it?
If this i
I can only confirm that I've had the same problem many times, wish I
had a solution for it. Makes debugging pretty difficult.
Pete Haworth
On Dec 7, 2010, at 6:36 PM, Mike Kerner wrote:
Unrelated to the other preOpenStack problem reported in 4.5.1
earlier by
someone else
I have a pre
I've reopened my bug report, so hopefully we can get it worked on.
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Peter,
I also resubmitted it so the version would be updated. It's bug 9219. As a
workaround, instead of using a dot breakpoint, use the 'breakpoint' keyword.
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This is normal behaviour. The ways around it are...
1. an empty preopenstack handler in the substack
2. stack specific code in the main stack preopenstack handler
on preopenstack
if the short name of me = [mainstack name] then
do stuff
end if
end preopenstack
3. move the preopenstack
Walt Brown wrote:
>
> Done.
>
Walt,
Thanks. Will look and play and let you know what all I learn. Probably on
the weekend.
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Peter-
Tuesday, December 7, 2010, 6:45:35 PM, you wrote:
> I can only confirm that I've had the same problem many times, wish I
> had a solution for it. Makes debugging pretty difficult.
I should probably point out that PowerDebug handles this (and many
other former annoyances) properly.
...a
That's a pretty nasty cough you have there Mark! How can I download
PowerDebug? The link takes me to a place where I can buy it but the
Downloads page just has Powertools (which also looks interesting).
Pete Haworth
On Dec 7, 2010, at 10:12 PM, Mark Wieder wrote:
Peter-
Tuesday, Decembe
Peter-
Tuesday, December 7, 2010, 11:08:46 PM, you wrote:
> That's a pretty nasty cough you have there Mark! How can I download
> PowerDebug? The link takes me to a place where I can buy it but the
> Downloads page just has Powertools (which also looks interesting).
There's a somewhat earlier
Tom-
The OSC stack is now uploaded to revOnline as MakeBoard. It's a rev
controller for the MakeBoard and acts as a demonstration for the
libOSC library, which is included as a substack. More than you asked
for, I know, but hopefully there's enough there for you to extract
what you need.
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