Re: Mac standalones generated on Linux and Windows

On 1/20/2016 2:43 AM, Richmond wrote: > This is an old chestnut: > > http://use-livecode.runrev.narkive.com/XpqiPfKN/creating-mac-standalone-on-windows-studio > > > http://forums.livecode.com/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=26320&p=136924#p136924 > > I wonder if there is a way to solve this, as having to have

server vs not server

I have a bunch of stacks that run, constantly, doing a variety of things. Some are even run as daemons by other processes. So, I suppose they could run in server, but I'm still unclear as to why I would choose to do that. -- On the first day, God created the heavens and the Earth On the second d

Re: server vs not server

Hey Mike, Most daemons I have built with LC will poll a folder at a set time interval, and act accordingly dependent upon what it finds in the folder. A polling interval set too short can make the server slower. Setting it too long makes the users complain about waiting 30 seconds or a minute. Us

Re: server vs not server

Roger, But why do it in server instead of just having another instance of LC running, sitting off in its own space? Since you don't have a message box, any output is going to require email, push, or writing to a file. Is Server just a beast for speed? You can't possibly save enough memory from a

Re: server vs not server

Mike, I like not having to leave a session logged in just to run a daemon, or a LC instance. If there is a power failure, my server reboots, and scripts are available. Otherwise, after a power failure, I have to log in and start the daemons. It is speedy, but for my applications (in-house), wha

Re: Multi-platform development

Adobe tried this years ago, with a feature that could take a regular magazine layout (for example) and format it to display nicely in a web browser or some other format. The idea was to design once then deploy in multiple forms. It was a good idea. But it always required some tweaking. Sometimes

Re: Multi-platform development.

On Jan 12, 2016, at 11:26 , Mark Waddingham mailto:m...@livecode.com>> wrote: Simple things like not putting code in a mouseUp, but instead just get it to call an action function in the core part of the application (independent of UI) help immensely. This makes me a little sad, because one of

Re: Getting the clicktext from a browser control

Well you can see how that would make the LC browser object horribly insecure. User clicks a link and you take him somewhere completely different? Or somewhere else in another browser object?? K! I don't think you can get that kind of control, and I would be very afraid if you could. Bob S

LC 8.0 dp13 crash when pasting script through clipboard into script editor

If someone also experienced this, I will file a bug report. I installed LC 8.0.0 dp 13 on a Windows machine, OS 8.1. When trying to copy script or any text from some other application and paste it from clipboard to be inserted into the opened script editor, LC crashes each time. It crashes withou

Re: Http Header question

If you were doing this from an html form, the file in question would be uploaded to the server's temp directory and the php script can access it from there using the "tmp_name" key. I think the $_FILES array is created as a result of the enctype setting. Not sure how you would replace all that v

Re: server vs not server

Mike Kerner wrote: > I have a bunch of stacks that run, constantly, doing a variety of > things. > Some are even run as daemons by other processes. So, I suppose they > could run in server, but I'm still unclear as to why I would choose > to do that. LC Server is a great tool for mixing LiveCode

Re: Multi-platform development

Bob Sneidar wrote: > On Jan 12, 2016, at 09:02 , Richard Gaskin wrote: > >> While it's true that Ubuntu and more recently Microsoft have begun >> exploring convergence strategies for a single adaptable, scalable >> set of UI conventions across all device types, the reality is that >> to date neit

Re: LC 8.0 dp13 crash when pasting script through clipboard into script editor

Roland Huettmann wrote: If someone also experienced this, I will file a bug report. I installed LC 8.0.0 dp 13 on a Windows machine, OS 8.1. When trying to copy script or any text from some other application and paste it from clipboard to be inserted into the opened script editor, LC crashes ea

Re: Multi-platform development.

On 2016-01-20 16:53, Bob Sneidar wrote: On Jan 12, 2016, at 11:26 , Mark Waddingham mailto:m...@livecode.com>> wrote: Simple things like not putting code in a mouseUp, but instead just get it to call an action function in the core part of the application (independent of UI) help immensely. Th

Re: server vs not server

I have a pile of OS's running, here, for all sorts of reasons. Yes, I could, and have, deploy (and develop) on one of several linux boxes that I have running you-name-it with whatever desktop environment is on that box. In some cases, there are issues where some other piece of gear is OS limited t

[OT] 64-bit computer board runs Android, Ubuntu, others

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Re: Multi-platform development.

On Jan 20, 2016, at 10:14 , Mark Waddingham mailto:m...@livecode.com>> wrote: For example, many document-centric apps will have a 'Save' function. On Mac this is typically 'just' in the File menu. However, on Windows it is usual to have it both in the File menu *and* as a button on a document'

Re: [OT] 64-bit computer board runs Android, Ubuntu, others

$19 + $7 shipping Pledge $19 or more The PINE A64+ (April 2016 Delivery) You will get the PINE64+ unit, which comes with the 1.2Ghz board and 1GB SDRAM. The updated unit has a gigabit Ethernet port, 3.5MM Audio/Mic jack, 4K HDMI, and 2 USB ports. PINE A64+ includes touchpanel, camera, and LCD P

Re: Multi-platform development.

Well this is what happens in Apple Mail when I click AFTER the quoted text. It bundles my response into what the quoted post was. I will try that Appel Mail post fix someone linked. Bob S > On Jan 20, 2016, at 12:44 , Bob Sneidar wrote: > > > On Jan 20, 2016, at 10:14 , Mark Waddingham >

Re: Http Header question

Peter: Thanks. Another option is to just upload the file using ftp, then attach it to the email once it’s on the server. It would be more trips to the server, but might give me more control. I’m not yet giving up and have to investigate the php.ini settings to see if I’ve missed something. Than

OT - livecoders.slack.com site established

For those interested in a real-time dialog for livecode, we have established a https://livecoders.slack.com/ team site. The self-registration url is https://livecoders.slack.com/signup Also anyone signing up with the livercod

Re: OT - livecoders.slack.com site established

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Re: Multi-platform development.

I'm trying to put as much of the logic into script only stacks as possible cuz I want my application to be open source contribution friendly. Livecode actually makes that counterintuitive because it's so tempting to put little handlers in each control. On Jan 20, 2016 12:45, "Bob Sneidar" wrote: