On 2015-10-15 19:42, hh wrote:
Not really, if you mean affine transform. Translation destroys the
wonderful
commutativity you have with my proposal: If you interchange objects in
the
owner path/message path before a target then this has no effect on the
total
scalefactor of this target. And you
Hi Tiemo,
The previously suggested solution will not work. But in LC 6.7.8 RC1
(released yesterday) you can set the dontuseqt for the player object. So
this will work:
on preopenstack
put the filename of player "myPlayer" into tOldFilename
set the filename of player "myPlayer" to empty
s
Hi Panos,
Thanks Panos, but that didn't worked.
I found a workaround. If I create a splash stack, where I set dontuseQT to
false and go from the splash stack to my real stack then QT works correct.
But I didn't found a trick to get it to run in the first stack.
I will file a bug.
If anybody gets an
Hi Tiemo,
I saw that your reply was on my first comment, which I just confirmed that
does not work. But the solutions suggested in my next comment should work.
In case you missed it, here it is:
In LC 6.7.8 RC1 (released yesterday) you can set the dontuseqt for the
player object. So this *will* w
Just thought I'd report back my experiences of using LC8 (dp7) in doing final
builds and submission to Google Play Store and iTunesConnect.
The IDE in dp7 is for me now workable because so many weirdnesses have been
ironed out - still plenty remaining but I can live with them in the
knowledge that
Thank you Panos,
I tested the first approach with 6.7.8 and it works perfectly!
Tiemo
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Gesendet: Freitag, 16. Oktober 2015 11:34
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Hi All,
We have a great new blog post that went up yesterday. It's from community
member, Stephen Goldberg, who has put together the top 150 LiveCode
programming words to make learning to program with LiveCode (as a
beginner) that much easier.
Check it out and let Stephen know how he can best upd
Richard,
Yes, I understand it was a Pascal Pun, and then in 2012, when this thread
originally happened, it became something more, sort of a version pun on a
pascal pun, if you will.
Rather than posting fixes to the one on your blog, let's go through the
"state of the art" and work on that, instead
Someone wrote a piece years ago about why no one who wanted to maintain his
sanity should attempt to write an XML to CSV parser. In the process of writing
the piece, his mind degenerated until he was blathering on about non-sensical
things. The devil had finished his work on the poor soul.
I do
Hi Mike,
thanks for that additional info.
I *think* (it's been 3 years) I left them as (i.e. numtochar(29))
because I had some data including normal TAB characters within the cells
(!!( and thought was a safer bet - though of course nothing is
completely safe. It's then up to the caller to
But what if the cr or lf or crlf is inside quoted text, meaning it is not a
delimiter? Oh, I'm afraid the deflector shield will be quite operational when
your friends arrive.
Bob S
> On Oct 16, 2015, at 08:04 , Alex Tweedly wrote:
>
> Hi Mike,
>
> thanks for that additional info.
>
> I *th
Now I see this is a problem with iOS, I have looked at your bug report and see
the same problem in LC 7.1.1 (rc1) and LC 8.0.0 (dp7) when fullScreeMode is set
to true.
I hope LC can correct this soon for you.
Regards,
Paul
> On 15 Oct 2015, at 21:59, Ludovic THEBAULT
> wrote:
>
>
>> Le 15
You and I are apparently in the minority on that point these days. In fact, we
may be the only two people left! ;-)
Bob S
On Oct 14, 2015, at 01:14 , Mark Waddingham
mailto:m...@livecode.com>> wrote:
Unfortunately, I don't have much confidence in chaos producing anything in any
particularly
Dave,
Thank you for this great summary and encouragement for lc8. I'll definitely
give it a try soon. This kind of info re strategies for getting apps on mobile,
in the store, etc, are really useful.
Best,
Bill
William Prothero
http://es.earthednet.org
> On Oct 16, 2015, at 2:53 AM, Dave Kilroy
I couldn't find the original code for the offset version, but I took a shot
at it and got the following results, with the repeat solution still faster
(in 6.7.3):
Run Count: 10
Test ID: 1 Looking for greatest value < 5
sort 0.920932 48402
repeat 0.33892 48402
PMB 0.337938 4840
No, the problem isn't that LC use LF and CR for ascii(10) and ignores
ascii(13). That's just a personal problem.
The problem, here, is that the csv parser handles a naked line and a
terminated line differently. If the line is terminated, it parses it one
way, and if it is not, it parses it (inco
I've been using LC8 quite a bit recently in connection with adding support
for widgets in lcstackbrowser. No experience using it for mobile platform
but it seems to behave itself quite well on OSX, except.
I've had a number of issues when running in debug mode. Red dot
breakpoints don't alwa
Is there any good way to "uncruft" a stack file?
I'm thinking in terms of a script that copies pieces from the old stack
file to a new file, while somehow keeping the references such as behaviors
intact.
I am increasingly convinced that there is an evil accumulation of something
or another that h
I’ve been tinkering with my grandkids of late getting them going on basic
electronics (H/W) and mousing around with rudimentary programming. I guess I
should have thought at the start that the two would get together at some point,
but at the beginning it was a case of explaining the fundamental
There was a man at the LiveCode LIVE14 conference that brought his pi, and
was doing sessions on the subject. I'm sorry but I don't have his name or
any contact details. Maybe others who attended might remember.
On Oct 16, 2015 1:28 PM, "Earp Robert J." wrote:
> I’ve been tinkering with my gran
Any of the various "export this stack as XML/JSON/whatever then
reconstitute the stack from same" scripts that have been released over the
years would be one way to do this.
gc
On Fri, Oct 16, 2015 at 1:16 PM, Dr. Hawkins wrote:
> Is there any good way to "uncruft" a stack file?
>
> I'm thinkin
Geoff.
My original post:
on mouseUp
answer findItemLessThanIndex(fld 1,"5")
end mouseUp
function findItemLessThanIndex tData,tIndex
put comma & tIndex after tData
sort items of tData numeric
return item itemOffset("5",tData) -1 of tData
end findItemLessThanIndex
Craig
On Fri, Oct 16, 2015 at 2:02 PM, wrote:
> Geoff.
>
>
> My original post:
>
>
>
> on mouseUp
> answer findItemLessThanIndex(fld 1,"5")
> end mouseUp
>
> function findItemLessThanIndex tData,tIndex
>put comma & tIndex after tData
>sort items of tData numeric
>return item itemOffset("
Hi,
Not sure of your platform or LC version, but perhaps this is relevant: I
went through a period of chronic crashes while saving work on a large
project that originated two years ago in LC 5.5 and is now in LC 7.1. The
crashes were happening on Win 7, LC 7.x (pre 7.1). What helped reduce, but
no
Earp,
Take a look at the Raspberry Pi routines in the MasterLibrary.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/4uawi24k2gdwa3q/MasterLibrary.txt?dl=0
There are some I/O routines there.
-= Mike
On 10/16/15 1:27 PM, Earp Robert J. wrote:
I’ve been tinkering with my grandkids of late getting them going on b
I currently have a LC app running on a RPi connected to an Arduino Uno that
controls my Mitsubishi Heat Pump with pre-programmed IR signals. It took a lot
of learning to to make it work and during this time I found it was easier to
build the IR controller on Arduino due to some restrictions with
On 10/16/2015 12:19 AM, Charles Szasz wrote:
I have been struggling with a font/clipboard problem for four days.
The following script works great on the Mac (Yosemite) and LC 5.5.5
placing text from a field “preview” onto to a clipboard and then
pasted into a word processing document. The type of
I have an array that can contain Unicode characters in either it's keys or
key values. I arrayEncode the array and write out to a file.
Should I textEncode the keys/values before arrayEncoding the array and then
textDecode the keys/values when reading it back in and arrayDecoding it?
Pete
lcSQL S
I’d like to put in a vote for a calendar widget. I’m programming a calendar
popup with datagrid, but it seems a calendar and time picking widget would be
generally very useful.
Best,
Bill
William A. Prothero
http://es.earthednet.org/
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I am only seeing the iOS 9.0 Simulator as a target, even though I have all the
8.x simulators installed… xCode 7.0.1
Is this as expected?
Best,
Steve MacLean
> On Oct 15, 2015, at 10:58 AM, Sebastien Nouat
> wrote:
>
> Dear List Members,
>
> We are pleased to announce the release of LiveC
> On 17 Oct 2015, at 6:03 am, Peter Haworth wrote:
>
> I have an array that can contain Unicode characters in either it's keys or
> key values. I arrayEncode the array and write out to a file.
>
> Should I textEncode the keys/values before arrayEncoding the array and then
> textDecode the keys/
Jacque,
This clipboard problem also occurs with Microsoft Word on Windows 8. And,
paste special in both Open Office and Word does not change the results of
pasting into a document on Windows XP and 8.
Sent from my iPad
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Thanks for reminding me of the different arrayEncode methods in LC 7 and LC
prior to 7. Fortunately, this code will only be executed in LC7+, actually
only LC8+ so I'm OK with the array encoding.
I'm just not sure about the Unicode aspects of this though. Normally, it
seems to be the rule that yo
> On 17 Oct 2015, at 6:34 am, Peter Haworth wrote:
>
> Normally, it
> seems to be the rule that you should textEncode data when writing it out to
> a file and textDecode it when reading it in from a file. Is that still the
> case when the data is arrayEncoded?
arrayEncode|Decode packs and unpa
I’ve read all the documentation and posts I can find and something still
confuses me about sockets…
Server computer accept connections on port 12345 with message “readSocket”
Client opens socket IP:12345
Client writes to socket IP:12345
Server reads message from client:
on readSocket p
The force is strong with this one.
Bob S
On Oct 16, 2015, at 09:19 , Mike Kerner
mailto:mikeker...@roadrunner.com>> wrote:
No, the problem isn't that LC use LF and CR for ascii(10) and ignores
ascii(13). That's just a personal problem.
The problem, here, is that the csv parser handles a nake
At that point I would consider backing up all your data, buying a new hard
drive and starting from scratch with a new OS.
Bob S
> On Oct 16, 2015, at 10:16 , Dr. Hawkins wrote:
>
> Is there any good way to "uncruft" a stack file?
>
> I'm thinking in terms of a script that copies pieces from
Wouldn't hurt to textEncode/Decode. As long as you are writing our binary it
shouldn't matter either way.
Bob S
On Oct 16, 2015, at 12:34 , Peter Haworth
mailto:p...@lcsql.com>> wrote:
Thanks for reminding me of the different arrayEncode methods in LC 7 and LC
prior to 7. Fortunately, this co
It's likely (but of course not 100% guaranteed) that those characters
have themselves been manipulated in a consistent way by either LC or any
other subsystem - i.e. auto-translated or not.
Anyone who chooses to use those as genuinely different characters within
quoted cells *deserves* to have
use open socket then read from socket with message [callbackmessage]. In your
[callback message] handler the it variable will contain the read data. If you
don't use the with message form, you run the risk of exceeding the time set in
the socketTimeoutInterval, at which point it will return the
Sorry, Mike, but can you describe what you mean by a "naked" line ?
Is it simply one with no line delimiter after it ?
i.e. could only happen on the very last line of a file of input ?
Could that be solved by a simple test (after the various 'replace'
statements)
if the last char of pData <
Duh - replying to myself again :-)
It looks as though that's exactly what you do mean - it certainly
generates the problems you described earlier. And my one-line additional
test would (does in my testing) solve it properly - without it, we don't
get a chance to flush "theInsideStringSoFar" to
On Fri, Oct 16, 2015 at 1:44 PM, Eric Corbett
wrote:
> Bonus: How do I use the "|[connection id]”? I use an id for open socket
> and write to, but the address from the readSocket callback does not contain
> an ID. Is this a bug? I use write to… with message… and this handler has
> the ID as part
On Fri, Oct 16, 2015 at 2:54 PM, Bob Sneidar
wrote:
> At that point I would consider backing up all your data, buying a new hard
> drive and starting from scratch with a new OS.
Tempting, but . . .
This is happening identically, with the same size (3.3mb) partial save
file, on a MacBook Pro re
Thanks Bob, but it doesn’t quite help. I can use sockets, just not sure how to
talk back and forth without having both devices acting like a server.
Thanks Dr. Hawkins, I’ll look that up. Does your code have both computers doing
an “accept connection on port …”? And is the port different on each
It's safe as long as you remember to remove it at the end of the function
On Fri, Oct 16, 2015 at 7:12 PM, Alex Tweedly wrote:
> Duh - replying to myself again :-)
>
> It looks as though that's exactly what you do mean - it certainly
> generates the problems you described earlier. And my one-lin
On 10/16/2015 11:31 AM, Paul Hibbert wrote:
Q. LC v6.5.1seems to be the latest version of LC that will run on the Pi, which
is fine, but is there any likelihood of future releases being made ?
As far as I know there is, the LC team have all been pretty busy lately and
much of the RPi work wa
On 10/16/2015 10:27 AM, Earp Robert J. wrote:
Q. Is there is a better/more appropriate list, than this one, for the subject
of LC and Raspberry Pi’s ?
Yeah, unfortunately it's the web forum.
--
Mark Wieder
ahsoftw...@gmail.com
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On Fri, Oct 16, 2015 at 5:09 PM, Eric Corbett
wrote:
> Thanks Dr. Hawkins, I’ll look that up. Does your code have both computers
> doing an “accept connection on port …”? And is the port different on each
> computer or the same? Maybe I’ll have my answer from a code audit.
>
Master accepts the c
Hi All,
I have almost complete a rustic parser
for SVG gradients, build on top of
Ian Macphail's SVGL:
http://livecodeshare.runrev.com/stack/112/SVGL
For now, this rustic parser just works with
Inkscape Optimized SVGs... but
I want to know about other kinds of files
produced by SVG Editors that
y
On 17/10/15 07:03, Alejandro Tejada wrote:
Hi All,
I have almost complete a rustic parser
for SVG gradients, build on top of
Ian Macphail's SVGL:
http://livecodeshare.runrev.com/stack/112/SVGL
For now, this rustic parser just works with
Inkscape Optimized SVGs... but
I want to know about other
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