Hi,
I’m building an app running on a Mac to manage a large amount of products in a
store.
It searches in a database using a barcode reader, add product info, pricing,
remarks, stock, etc. to a database.
But for the product image I would like to be able to take a picture on my
iPhone and place
one thing that is very odd is 'mcEncrypt';
firstly because it maybe the only thing in LiveCode that
betrays LiveCode's ancestry in MetaCard,
and
secondly because the Documentation (7.1) tells us
nothing beyond that it is 'Reserved for internal use'.
That 'Reserved' is all jolly well and good,
I have just been here:
http://support.wacom.com/
to really understand what I am getting at you have to download the whole
webpage.
The page employs a round mask with a rectangular map behind it to give a
rather nice
impression of the globe.
I am sure that to a lot of readers of this use-li
On 30/12/15 17:56, Richmond wrote:
I have just been here:
http://support.wacom.com/
to really understand what I am getting at you have to download the
whole webpage.
The page employs a round mask with a rectangular map behind it to give
a rather nice
impression of the globe.
I am sure tha
Don't know if this works on Linux, but for an example you can see here:
http://newsletters.livecode.com/april/issue90/newsletter3.php
The link at the end of the article still works (message box):
go url
"http://www.tactilemedia.com/site_files/downloads/glass_globe/globedemo.rev";
Regards,
Scott
On 30/12/15 21:23, Scott Rossi wrote:
Don't know if this works on Linux, but for an example you can see here:
http://newsletters.livecode.com/april/issue90/newsletter3.php
The link at the end of the article still works (message box):
go url
"http://www.tactilemedia.com/site_files/downloads/glass
...finding a copy of a source file you thought you'd lost for over ten
years, and find that the code *doesn't* suck (too much, anyway).
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On Wed, Dec 30, 2015 at 4:03 PM, Richmond
wrote:
> I wonder why stuff like that is not more accessible?
>
Same here. I wish I had seen this back when I was fooling around with a 3D
space simulation. I was having some trouble getting the general rendering
correct, and despaired of being able to
On 12/30/2015 5:18 AM, Richmond wrote:
one thing that is very odd is 'mcEncrypt';
firstly because it maybe the only thing in LiveCode that
betrays LiveCode's ancestry in MetaCard,
It was part of the original MC 1.0 and was used only internally to
encrypt the entry from an ask dialog. The encr
I should point out, (and forgive me if this was obvious) that the graphic is
not 3D. It's two masked images going by in different directions, but on the
left and right there is no "wrapping" so to speak.
Bob S
> On Dec 30, 2015, at 15:24 , Geoff Canyon wrote:
>
> On Wed, Dec 30, 2015 at 4:0
On Wed, Dec 30, 2015 at 7:18 PM, Richmond
wrote:
> one thing that is very odd is 'mcEncrypt';
>
> firstly because it maybe the only thing in LiveCode that
> betrays LiveCode's ancestry in MetaCard,
>
> along with mcLicense. I think they are cousins.
If you want to trace the ancestry tree further
What I do (and I have seen this in other login systems apart from LC) is I have
a User Name field and a Login button. When clicked it will check a database of
user names and balk if it cannot find the user. It then uses Ask Password,
encrypts it using a seed value only I know, compares it with t
Some people dislike that method because it lets an attacker 'guess' a
username separately from password; there is (arguably) more security in
having the attacker be unable to tell which one didn't match.
Personally, I don't know enough to have an opinion - certainly not
enough to listen to my
On Wed, Dec 30, 2015 at 6:47 PM, Bob Sneidar
wrote:
> I should point out, (and forgive me if this was obvious) that the graphic
> is not 3D. It's two masked images going by in different directions, but on
> the left and right there is no "wrapping" so to speak.
>
I get that. At the point I aban
Unhappiness is having rewritten it only to find it, again, and find that
the newer version still has bugs in it that you had fixed in the old one
On Wed, Dec 30, 2015 at 4:08 PM, Geoff Canyon wrote:
> ...finding a copy of a source file you thought you'd lost for over ten
> years, and find that t
On 12/30/2015 08:43 PM, Mike Kerner wrote:
Unhappiness is having rewritten it only to find it, again, and find that
the newer version still has bugs in it that you had fixed in the old one
LOL. Been there.
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