I am very embarrassed that I have asked people on this list to tweet for
LiveCode to #Code2014. It seems as though somebody has arranged to have a vote
for LiveCode to be re-tweeted by people who retweet promotions for all and
sundry.
If you, like me, had voted in good faith for LiveCode please
Hi ,
The last standalone I built was using 6.6.0 , that was very stable for my
application (Windows 7).
Tested also on 6.6.1 Build (4005) and still ok
But now I have found that from 6.6.2 to 7 random hangs and poor rendering of
graphics (Tactile Media Gauges) on Full screen Mode.
Read from driver
Hi Camm,
This would be very useful to report at http://quality.runrev.com
If you have a stack or multiple stacks with a recipe that can demonstrate the
problem and you can upload them with the report I'm sure RR will be onto it
very quickly.
If you only have a stack(s) that you don't wish to s
Not sure you can. Even jailbroken i-devices need a third party to install apps.
Bob S
> On Dec 31, 2014, at 08:16 , Richmond wrote:
>
> No, not the New Year party!
>
> My younger son flew to Doha about 3 years ago to some daft sports conference
> financed by the sheikhs out there as part of
It probably works with a group because a group can persist even if there are
not cards that the group is attached to. Therefore the object containing the
handler that is deleting the card is not itself getting deleted because it
belongs to a group that still exists after the card is deleted. The
Interesting. I wasn’t aware that even with root access there was a way to get
apps past their sandboxing.
Bob S
> On Jan 1, 2015, at 08:05 , Richmond wrote:
>
> On 01/01/15 17:43, Richmond wrote:
>>
>> 1. Install /iFuse/ from Ubuntu Software Center
>> 2. Open a Terminal and run sudo apt-get
Hi Craig.
I do not think the list server is the problem. I’d need to see the detailed
text of the bounce message before I could give you a decent idea of why it is
bouncing. It should all be there in the body of the bounce, but it’s a bit
cryptic.
Bob S
On Jan 1, 2015, at 08:41 , dunb...@aol
You can try hiding all the other processes set to launch at login except your
kiosk app, and making sure that loads last. I cannot find on Yosemite where the
*actual* finder app is. Otherwise I would suggest adding the finder before your
Kiosk app and selecting the hide checkbox for the Finder.
Okay try this:
put "tell application Finder" & cr into theCommand
put "set visible of process Finder to false" & cr after theCommand
put "end tell" after theCommand
replace "Finder" with quote & "Finder" & quote in theCommand
do theCommand as appleScript
Put this as the last thing
On Wed, Dec 31, 2014 at 2:01 PM, Scott Rossi wrote:
> Another useful process is to create a simple set of test stacks and copy
> over your relevant handlers. If you can recreate the problem there, you
> may have found an odd bug, but if not, the problem likely lies elsewhere in
> the code of you
That’s good, but you really should create a new set of stacks, copy over your
code or rewrite it in the new stack, and see if you can reproduce the same
results.
Here, when I palette a stack from a name derived from a script local variable,
the variable stays intact. I’m not using your exact s
On Fri, Jan 2, 2015 at 12:14 PM, Scott Rossi wrote:
> That’s good, but you really should create a new set of stacks, copy over
> your code or rewrite it in the new stack, and see if you can reproduce the
> same results.
>
It took over an hour to strip these stacks down!
:)
I have lost days to
Dr. Hawkins wrote:
I've stripped the stacks to almost nothing, and still have the
behavior, reproducibly. There is almost no code left.
The example stack uploaded there is nearly 1 MB.
I often try to reproduce bugs reported to the RQCC to help them along,
but with this one I couldn't figure
Hi all.
I thought for sure there was some formula one liner to convert a binary value
to a decimal, but poking around on the internet, all I can find is an iteration
method which adds the base power of each bit. Fir example, (1 * 2^0) + (1 *
2^1) = 3. Is this the only way or is there an actual
I assume you're wanting to do it by hand rather than using the baseconvert
function?
baseconvert(00101001,2,10)..
On Fri, Jan 2, 2015 at 5:55 PM, Bob Sneidar
wrote:
> Hi all.
>
> I thought for sure there was some formula one liner to convert a binary
> value to a decimal, but poking around on t
If you want to do it manually, then yeah, thats the way. (positional
notation) If converting a binary number with a partial value, you have to
work with 1/2 positions too.
Theres also the doubling method (which I just came across).
http://www.wikihow.com/Convert-from-Binary-to-Decimal Both metho
Richard,
I confirm that there is a missing behavior but it's on grp "grp_calcids"
There's also another one on field "Edit" of group "mcp_menu" on the same
card. I suspect as a result of Dr Hawkins stripping down the stack
Dr Hawkins,
I just finished taking a look at this stack and found some po
On Fri, Jan 2, 2015 at 5:46 PM, Peter Haworth wrote:
>
> I confirm that there is a missing behavior but it's on grp "grp_calcids"
> There's also another one on field "Edit" of group "mcp_menu" on the same
> card. I suspect as a result of Dr Hawkins stripping down the stack
>
> Yes. I missed st
On Fri, Jan 2, 2015 at 4:49 PM, Richard Gaskin
wrote:
> The example stack uploaded there is nearly 1 MB.
>
I couldn't get it any smaller :)
>
> I often try to reproduce bugs reported to the RQCC to help them along, but
> with this one I couldn't figure out how to do so. When I open the stack
I'm adding a check for breakpoint commands to my build procedures.
Basically check through the command of every script and issue the following
command:
replaceText(pScript,"(^\s*breakpoint$"," ")
It looks for some number of space at the start of a line, followed by the
word breakpoint, then the e
Dr. Hawkins wrote:
I try the project browser every few months, find no
reason to switch over, and go back. It takes more
clicks to do the same things as the application
browser . . .
I almost never use the App Browser, but given the overlap between it and
the Project Browser and how much tim
On 1/2/2015 8:41 PM, Peter Haworth wrote:
I'm adding a check for breakpoint commands to my build procedures.
Basically check through the command of every script and issue the following
command:
Is this for your own use, or for a utility? The capability is already
built into the debugger -- jus
On 1/2/2015 9:00 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Can you recall offhand what sorts of tasks take you more steps in the
Project Browser?
I feel like a curmudgeon after writing what follows, but...I don't use
the project browser because it's too slow and cumbersome for my project.
It may be useful f
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