Re: Charset problems with .lc web page

Hi Tim, I'm afraid I know little or nothing about charsets, so I can't directly help :-) The difference between .irev and .lc is which version of the server engine they are running - and obviously that depends on your server setup. So, to help with answering this, we (might) need to know whi

Re: Charset problems with .lc web page

Hi Alex, Thanks. I added http://www.pba.on-rev.com/5_today.lc";] & "" & CR ?> and also " & CR ?> in the script but it didn't return any info. I'm using On-Rev, the server is sage -- so whatever installs they have is what I'm using. I do find it curious that the older .irev works while .lc d

Re: Charset problems with .lc web page

Sorry Tim, I should have been clearer - it is literally $_SERVER["SCRIPT_FILENAME"] that you want to print. That's one of the built-in $_SERVER variables, showing which 'cgi' script (i.e. which version of the engine is running). So you'll get something like /usr/local/cpanel/cgi-sys/livecode

Re: Charset problems with .lc web page

Tim Selander wrote: > I'm having trouble making a .lc web pages correctly show the charset. > Anyone else having problems with this? Can .lc files not handle charset > correctly? Try inserting the following 3 lines right at the top of your .lc script, leaving everything else untouched: Hope

Re: Charset problems with .lc web page

Lyn Teyla wrote: > Try inserting the following 3 lines right at the top of your .lc script, > leaving everything else untouched: > > put header "Content-Type: text/html; charset=utf-8" > ?> There was a slight typo (missed the quotes); try this at the top of the script: Lyn :) _

Re: Livecode Server and script only stacks

Oh great - thanks Richard and Peter! I've been looking for the way to determine if a script is running on a Livecode server - I've searched my memory and the docs - both both seem somewhat unreliable - what is the function that returns 'server" when running on Livecode server again? On Wed, 23 De

Re: Charset problems with .lc web page

Hi Alex, Got it! The .lc file shows: /usr/local/cpanel/cgi-sys/livecode-server-6.6.2 The .irev file shows /usr/local/cpanel/cgi-sys/ireviam-engine And the .irev file continues to show utf-8 (Japanese) correctly while the .lc file does not. Actually tested it with the exact same file, simply

Re: Charset problems with .lc web page

Hi Lyn, Thanks for the tip. But I tried it, and it didn't solve the problem with .lc & ?>. However, without fail, using .irev as the filename extension and tags in the web page show utf8 Japanese correctly -- so I am content to use those. Problem solved, as far as I'm concerned. Thanks! T

Re: Charset problems with .lc web page

Tim Selander wrote: > But I tried it, and it didn't solve the problem with .lc & . However, > without fail, using .irev as the filename extension and tags in the > web page show utf8 Japanese correctly -- so I am content to use those. > Problem solved, as far as I'm concerned. The “put header

Re: Livecode Server and script only stacks

The following works in an .lc script (on-rev) and in a button script in the IDE... If $_SERVER is empty then put "not on a server" else put "on a server" end if - "The difference between genius and stupidity is; genius has its limits." - Albert Einstein -- View this message in conte

Re: Livecode Server and script only stacks

David Bovill wrote: > I've been looking for the way to determine if a script is running on > a Livecode server - I've searched my memory and the docs - both both > seem somewhat unreliable - what is the function that returns 'server" > when running on Livecode server again? The environment functi

Scrolling Smoothly through Large Scripts

Seasons Greetings on Christmas Eve! Does anybody know how to scroll just one line per mouse-wheel movement through the script editor window? I typically view several thousand lines at a time. Each push of the little scroll wheel on my mouse produces an abrupt 'jerk' of 10 or 15 lines. It's

Re: Scrolling Smoothly through Large Scripts

Try this (untested). Put the following into a frontscript. Watch for email-induced linebreaks. on rawkeydown n if not (the name of the selectedfield contains "revNewScriptEditor") then pass rawkeydown if the optionkey is down then pass rawkeydown -- use optionkey to return to usual scr

Re: Scrolling Smoothly through Large Scripts

Peter - thanks for the idea. I've tried it along with a few variations on it but unfortunately to no avail. I can see it getting trapped but for some reason my script editor window always jumps about 5 or 6 lines when I scroll one notch using the mouse wheel. Any ideas? I'm experimenting wi

Re: Scrolling Smoothly through Large Scripts

Hi Ray: Try this in a script that you can insert or remove from the front: on rawKeyDown K if short name of the target is not "script" then pass rawKeyDown if ("stack" && quote & "revNewScriptEditor") is not in long owner of the target then pass rawKeyDown put effective textHeight of the

Re: Scrolling Smoothly through Large Scripts

In the stack revscripteditor.rev there are two places where a constant is set. I’m not sure how you safely convert a palette stack into an ordinary stack, make changes, and convert it back, especially when it’s the script editor you’re messing with! But, a hex editor did the trick nicely. If yo

Re: Scrolling Smoothly through Large Scripts

I suspect the scroll wheel is sending multiple rawKeyDown messages per scroll unless you are able to be very precise when you do it. On December 24, 2015 2:17:36 PM CST, Ray wrote: >Peter - thanks for the idea. I've tried it along with a few variations > >on it but unfortunately to no avail.

Re: Scrolling Smoothly through Large Scripts

Ray wrote: > Does anybody know how to scroll just one line per mouse-wheel movement > through the script editor window? > > I typically view several thousand lines at a time. Each push of the little > scroll wheel on my mouse produces an abrupt 'jerk' of 10 or 15 lines. It's > really hard on

Re: Scrolling Smoothly through Large Scripts

+1 My eyesight is not great and this is a continuing problem for me, even with non-large scripts and editor window. .Jerry > On Dec 24, 2015, at 8:59 AM, Ray wrote: > > Seasons Greetings on Christmas Eve! > > Does anybody know how to scroll just one line per mouse-wheel movement > through the

Re: Scrolling Smoothly through Large Scripts

We've been here before: I'm fond of that post. On 12/24/2015 4:41 PM, Jerry Jensen wrote: +1 My eyesight is not great and this is a continuing problem for me, even with non-large scripts and editor

Re: Scrolling Smoothly through Large Scripts

That comment is talking about inertia, which is something you can turn off. I didn’t though, just setting the scrolling to only go 1 line instead of 3 is manageable enough. > On Dec 24, 2015, at 6:12 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote: > > We've been here before: >

Grabbing Image with Transparent Mask

I am working on a small routine that will later be incorporated into a kind of edu/game module. This is a puzzle generating scenario where I am dynamically generating tiles from quotes for re-ordering by the player using this routine. 1) taking a field 2) stepping through each of the word 3)

Re: Grabbing Image with Transparent Mask

Hi Bramanatha: You don't say why you're using images as the tiles. The easiest solution would be to use a different object, like a button or graphic as the tile. That said, if you're set on using imported images, the key to making them clickable is to make the background of the captured image 1%

Teachers choose the programming language

Hi All, There is a new opportunity for learning LiveCode in the classroom. :D This is the key phrase: Instructors can choose a language of their choice --- Please read: https://advancesinap.collegeboard.org/stem/computer-science-principles/course-details http://developers