Hi,
I hope my mistake was obvious, but the link to livecode.us should have been
http://livecode.tv . I've corrected it in the quoted message below.
> Dear people,
>
> While the RunRevLive conference is on it's second day, we are organising the
> Live LiveCode Code Event for this Saturday alre
Hi Bill,
That's true, but my function doesn't do that. I guess it is usless to you if
you need to include special characters.
--
Best regards,
Mark Schonewille
Economy-x-Talk Consulting and Software Engineering
Homepage: http://economy-x-talk.com
Twitter: http://twitter.com/xtalkprogrammer
KvK
On Apr 27, 2011, at 11:55 PM, Ronald Zellner wrote:
> I have two data fields that have multiple tabbed columns,
> I want to determine which items in the main field (1247 lines) also appear
> in the second field (436 lines).
>
> Using this code to compare line by line:
>
> on mouseUp
>
> se
Ronald,
Peter got in before I did with a great answer: I'll follow it up with mine
anyway just for a different perspective. My idea was to separate the search
function from the line coloring to speed things up a little. Perhaps by now
textColor can apply to variables also. I've fallen behind.
Dunno about you, I can curse without 'em.
Bob
On Apr 27, 2011, at 5:27 PM, Scott Morrow wrote:
> With those characters "(@#$%&*)" I would think you could just curse.
>
> -Scott
>
> On Apr 27, 2011, at 4:56 PM, Bill Vlahos wrote:
>
>> Mark,
>>
>> Of course they become less speakable if you
Be careful with repeat for each. You cannot change the content of the object or
block you are repeating through. "Unexpected results" is an understatement. You
need to work with a copy, making sure you don't add or remove the each element
(each word, each line etc.) else you get out of sync.
B
> Your function generates very random strings which might be too random for
a user to remember on their own.
Just a playful idea...
on mouseUp
put passwordPhrase()
end mouseUp
function passwordPhrase
return w1() && w2() && w3() && w4() && w5()
end passwordPhrase
function w1
return item ra
> Be careful with repeat for each. You cannot change the content of the object
> or block you are repeating through. "Unexpected results" is an
> understatement. You need to work with a copy, making sure you don't add or
> remove the each element (each word, each line etc.) else you get out
It is absolutely faster. It was explained to me some time ago why. I think it
still applies, although I have not tried to test it.
It is because the engine works directly on the memory used for the object (or
something like that). The problem is, the engine parses the memory and creates
a list
Hello Bob,
--Earlier Scott posted:
> on mouseUp
> set the itemDelimiter to tab
> put field "All" into tBigData -- use this to compare with field "Rural" data
> put tBigData into tBigData2 -- we will change this data as matches are found
> put field "Rural" into tSmallData
> --
This is why
Fun!
On Apr 28, 2011, at 10:02 AM, FlexibleLearning wrote:
>> Your function generates very random strings which might be too random for
> a user to remember on their own.
>
> Just a playful idea...
>
> on mouseUp
> put passwordPhrase()
> end mouseUp
>
> function passwordPhrase
> return w1()
I was poking around in google for Random Word Generators. I bet you could talk
someone into providing access to their web site, and have it return the results
in a form variable.
Bob
On Apr 28, 2011, at 11:23 AM, Scott Morrow wrote:
> Fun!
>
> On Apr 28, 2011, at 10:02 AM, FlexibleLearning
In the past, I've dealt with this situation by writing the changed data out
to another variable within the repeat loop, so:
repeat for each line myLine in theLines
if dataNeedsChanging then
end if
write myLine after theNewVariable
end repeat
put theNewVariable into theLines
I'm guessi
Hi Wilhelm,
on Tue, 26 Apr 2011
Wilhelm Sanke wrote:
> Hanson presents a series of scripts that are related to each other to
> achieve a "blur filter" effect using sort of a 3x3-convolve matrix. I
> want to add some information and discuss the issue in a somewhat broader
> context. As Hanson did
Hi everybody,
We still have no presenters for this Saturday. If you are a regular participant
of the LLCCE, please consider doing a presentation yourself this time and
contact me by e-mail or through this web form http://qery.us/du . More
information can be found at http://livecode.tv .
--
Bes
Hi Tom,
I'm building an application for students and teachers that will enable them to
send "urgent" messages like "Teacher x is ill", "No lessons tomorrow" or "the
grades are available on the website".
I would like to add push-notifications to this service. Urban Airship looks
very promising b
I still have a dozen OS9 macs running HC, working together all day with "send
to program" chitChat. 20 years...
>From any HC machine, if I say: "send "beep 3" to program
>"*:hcServer:hypercard", that machine beeps three times.
If I try this from LC, (OSX 10.4) I get "error -1701", likely som
I have a hypercard stack which I have converted to a livecode stack. It has a
number of cards with a number of images which I would like to transfer to
external files for use in movies in the livecode stack. I could do it on an
individual basis but I would like to set up bulk transfer. I can do
Hi,
Why do you need to use the clipboard for this?
export images:
put the text of img x into url ("binfile:~/desktop/img x")
export card:
export snapshot from this card to x as PNG;
put x into url ("binfile:~/desktop/x.png")
Read the docs for more info about the export snapshot command.
Natura
Hi Craig,
I think most people use sockets to allow for inter-application communications.
I think that the send command relied on Mac OS 9 (and earlier) specific
features.
--
Best regards,
Mark Schonewille
Economy-x-Talk Consulting and Software Engineering
Homepage: http://economy-x-talk.com
T
Hi All,
I have a subscription to the RunRev Live simulcast, but as the
presentations mostly take place when I am asleep, I was hoping to
watch the archived videos.
I did watch Kevin's keynote and I see the other day 0 sessions are
available, but are the later sessions going to be archived too.
Th
Hello,
I am working with web apis using the put URL tURL form. While looking
through Trover's examples I found that he uses this property
urlresponse
to get the data from the response. This doesn't seem to be a Custom
property. This seems to be a property like htttpHeaders, but I can not find
an
Sarah,
They said they will be working on getting them all up and organized with
example links. Still getting to ask questions and discuss with peers is a lot
better. Andre was great but they cut him short. I could have listened to his
presentation for another hour at least.
-- Tom McGrath III
OK, slight modification of Peter's script:
on mouseUp
local allEntries, ruralEntries, theStart
put the seconds into theStart -- used to check the timing
put fld "All" into allEntries
put fld "Rural" into ruralEntries
set the itemDelimiter to tab
repeat with x = 1 to the nu
My first iOS app (created in LiveCode) was accepted to the App Store! I feel
like I just gave birth! "Deal Master", an app for poker dealers to practice
dealing, was accepted to the App Store Wednesday morning. It's already sold a
few copies. See for yourself...
http://itunes.apple.com/us/
On Apr 28, 2011, at 8:09 PM, Dan Friedman wrote:
> April 27, 2011 09:52 -- Ready for Sale
> April 27, 2011 09:40 -- Processing for App Store
> April 26, 2011 09:50 -- In Review
Can you say what release date you set? I believe that these days they tend not
to review apps until the day they are
Congratulations Dan!
-Scott Morrow
On Apr 28, 2011, at 8:09 PM, Dan Friedman wrote:
> My first iOS app (created in LiveCode) was accepted to the App Store! I feel
> like I just gave birth! "Deal Master", an app for poker dealers to practice
> dealing, was accepted to the App Store Wednesday
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