Hi Mark,
maybe this is the problem:
from the dictionary:
Note: The playStoppedmessage is sent when a card containing the player
closes and when the player's filename property is changed. If the player is
hidden, or the movie or sound is not currently running, the message will
still be sent. To
Hello,
Recently I have a customer with OS X 10.8.2 where all German Umlaute in
input and output fields are corrupted. Umlaute in Custom Propertys are
correct. Strange to say it is a german customer with a german OS X with
german country and keyboard settings. On other german machines all Umlaute
a
Does anyone know where I can find Shao Sean's "Time Entry Field
Object"? In the list archives, shao mentions it being available at
their website, but I am having a hard time finding it. In lieu of
finding it, does anyone have a control that works good for selecting
time's that works with 12 hour cl
There was a bug in LC 5.5.2 preventing accents etc. to show correctly. I
reported it and got fixed.
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Hi Meliton,
was it a general issue for you or did it show up only in specific
environments? Could you track that down? How did it show up?
The relevant LC version in my case is 4.6.4
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Dear Tiemo,
It was LC 5.5.2 on a macBook pro with Mac OS X 10.8.2.
It was filed as bug report number 10501.
No accents whatsoever could even be typed.
This happened at the end of october this year.
Feel free to ask me for more specific issues if those are not enough.
Cheers
Ton
With Wakanda and others coming on as pure JS IDE's, and everybody and their
Mom having HTML exporting, I think that it will be far more productive to
have direct object code for devices instead of trying to go for the
commodity.
The string of icons following the LC logo is far more impressive to m
We submitted something last Friday, and it's in the store now too. So things
are a couple of days quicker than usual at the moment.
On Dec 5, 2012, at 2:35 PM, John Craig wrote:
> >Dog Tales for iPad has just been approved. This could be a good time to
> >submit apps - this is only day 6 aft
Hi, all. Two questions about standalones...
I'm building a desktop app as a standalone that will use separate stacks to
store the user's work. A "New File" button creates the stack under a new
name and saves it to the user's document area. When the user closes such a
file, it looks like it still
Well, since they are shutting down for a week later in the month, now's the
time!
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Right after sending that another app got approved, only this one was an update,
and it went through in three days.
On Dec 6, 2012, at 3:13 PM, Colin Holgate wrote:
> >We submitted something last Friday, and it's in the store now too. So things
> >are a couple of days quicker than usual at the
Hi Tom,
Set the 'destroyStack' property of the instance stack to true. That way it is
completely removed from memory when it is closed.
HTH,
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tbodine wrote:
I'm building a desktop app as a standalone that will use separate stacks to
store the user's work. A "New File" button creates the stack under a new
name and saves it to the user's document area. When the user closes such a
file, it looks like it still persists in memory. (Going by
Hi Tom,
Closing a stack still leaves it in memory as you found. The delete stack
command will remove it from memory as long as the stack you name is a main
stack; for substacks, it literally deletes the substack.
And yes, you'll have the issue with your prefs substack. I have taken to
storing my
set the destroyStack property of the "document" stack to true before closing
it. Don't worry, the stack file will not *actually* be destroyed. It's a bad
name for the property. It should be called "purgeStack" imho.
Preferences are trickier. You will need to know which platform you are running
So If I duplicate a stack for a "document", and I tell it 'close this
stack'. It doesn't actually remove the stack that was closed from
memory? Whoa, I'm in for some refactoring if that's the case.
stacks that are "destroyed",can they be opened again simply by calling
the stack name a-la : go stac
You'd normally need to go to the stackfile name to open it again.
The only way round that is to use the stackFiles property of your main
stack. In it, you can specify a list of short stack names and the full
path to the stack file. Then you can go to just the stack name and LC will
resolve the r
On 07/12/2012, at 11:46 AM, Peter Haworth wrote:
>> So If I duplicate a stack for a "document", and I tell it 'close this
>> stack'. It doesn't actually remove the stack that was closed from
>> memory? Whoa, I'm in for some refactoring if that's the case.
Like Robert said you need to set the des
Interesting. That's the direction I'm going... a document editor that clones
a template and just stores data in the "document" stacks as a few arrays in
custom properties and formatted text fields in the stack. No code or
controls in the "documents" to avoid the update headaches you described.
If
On 07/12/2012, at 2:31 PM, tbodine wrote:
> What would be ideal is an event triggered in LC when the user clicks a
> different window activating another "document" stack. (In Director's Lingo
> language, there's activateWindow and deactivateWindow event handlers.
> Anything similar in LC?)
resum
on Thu Dec 6 02:04:44 CST 2012, BNig wrote:
Note: The playStoppedmessage is sent when a card containing the player
closes and when the player's filename property is changed. If the player is
hidden, or the movie or sound is not currently running, the message will
still be sent. To prevent a playS
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Hi Colin, I was going to write and ask if you were interested in doing a book
on "LiveCode Web-App Development". I am about to head down that path but
have no web server experience, no CGI, or PHP or any of that so something
that covers that territory would be immensely of interest to me. Esp from
Yep. I have a big pool of data from a database that is formatted to
fit nicely in a datagrid. When you click on a row in the datagrid it
clones a stack I have and sets the row data as a custom property in
the cloned stack. And when I looked at my code for doing this, I
realized I must have already
Developing with LC Server or livecode clients that interact with
webservices that you roll yourself?
I have built http interfaces using RevServer (RevIgniter), PHP, and I
recently started switching a lot of my REST interfaces over to express
on-top-of nodejs.
I love building nice little server in
Andrew Kluthe-2 wrote
> Developing with LC Server or livecode clients that interact with
> webservices that you roll yourself?
>
> I have built http interfaces using RevServer (RevIgniter), PHP, and I
> recently started switching a lot of my REST interfaces over to express
> on-top-of nodejs.
>
>
On 12/6/12 9:31 PM, tbodine wrote:
If this editor is to support multiple documents open at once, then there's
the matter of knowing which is the active one at a given moment. I saw in
the Dictionary some command that tells which stack the mouse is over. Is
there something similar for keyboard fo
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