The mobile sensor reading is having a problem when combined with the plist hack.
When I hit the home button to put the app in pause mode, and then go back into
the app, the device thinks that north is in whichever direction the phone is
facing when the app resumes.
It is strange.
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Yes Richard.
Sing it again and again.
Wow to that news.
LiveCode needs to show up there, with bells on.
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Hi - I’m using LC 8.1.4 rc2 Indy on a Mac with Sierra. I am confused about
something so fundamental that I am embarrassed to have to ask for help, but
there it is…
I own a website, www.mydomain.com
Mostly it serves web pages, which works fine. I decided to put a tiny text file
onto the server
The problem might be on my phone - the compass app does the same thing!
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> On May 27, 2017, at 8:31 AM, jonathandly...@gmail.com wrote:
>
> The mobile sensor reading is having a problem when combined with the plist
> hack.
>
> When I hit the home button to put the app in pau
You can embed a username and password in the request, I believe the form is
ftp://*username*:*password*@hostname/.. this can be dangerous though, so
i'm not sure you should necessarily do that. If you can set up a read only
ftp account, that might be ok.
In this case though, you're placing a file
The TreeView widget seems to do okay for the purpose it's used for in
the IDE, but is it designed for us to use in our projects as a general
solution for tree views?
If so, perhaps I should file a series of bug reports, unless you folks
know of a way to work around these:
- Frequent "chunk i
Thanks Mike - I take your point about having the password etc embedded, so I am
going for your “http” solution. I had naively thought that “http” was
exclusively involved in the serving of web pages, and i imagined that a simple
text file isn’t one of those. Thanks to you, I now know better.
An
If you have full reference to the file, and it works in your browser, you
should be able to
put "http://your.domain.com/text.txt";
and have it appear in the msg box
If you use "get" it'll put the page into "it'. Even if the server returns
an error, it'll end up in "it" so the result being empty is
If it helps anyone - one can apparently recalibrate the compass by facing
north, stopping sensor tracking, and restarting sensor tracking. It is only a
temporary solution.
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> On May 27, 2017, at 10:21 AM, jonathandly...@gmail.com wrote:
>
> The problem might be on my phone -
Thanks Mike
Somehow my testing managed to wreck the command, because when I reloaded LC
8.1.4 rc2, it worked, when neither my original call nor the Google one worked
at all before. This is a bug in the IDE perhaps, since a bit of script testing
should not affect what the Message Box can do. If
You should file bug reports for all of those, please! A couple of them
would make good projects for people wanting to learn a bit of LCB and make
an open source contribution - namely adding a property to change the
disclosure icon (relatively easy) and a property for sort orders of subkeys
(medium)
After a bit of experimentation with different devices, and researching online,
I have come to realize that the device simply cannot consistently detect one's
bearing with accuracy.
I am going to mimic the way Pokémon Go lets the user spin the view around at
will, but still auto adjusts the posi
Ali Lloyd wrote:
> You should file bug reports for all of those, please!
Done - see inline below:
> On Sat, May 27, 2017 at 4:09 PM Richard Gaskin wrote:
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>> - Frequent "chunk index out of range" errors when double-clicking
>> lines
http://quality.livecode.com/show_bug.cgi?id=19753
>>
OSX allows the slash character in file and folder names.
LiveCode uses the slash as the delimiter between path items in file paths.
So when you execute:
answer file "Pick an OSX file with a slash in the name"
put it
Livecode substitutes a colon for the slash in the name. Colon is an
illegal chara
I want to read a file as binary of any
size but as crazy as it sounds I want
to read in sections form the EOF and
stop at the beginning of the file instead
reading from the start to EOF.
I have no problems opening, reading and
closing files or reading in sections.
Does anyone know the easiest way
I think you need to do the following
First get the length in bytes of the file
get the number of bytes in url ("binfile:" & yourfile)
I have a file that I just did this on and there are 289558088 bytes
Then you can either start reading at byte -whatever to -1 to grab the last
part, adjusting the
Hi Mike,
That sounds really good!
thank you very much,
JB
> On May 27, 2017, at 7:50 PM, Mike Bonner via use-livecode
> wrote:
>
> I think you need to do the following
>
> First get the length in bytes of the file
> get the number of bytes in url ("binfile:" & yourfile)
>
> I have a file t
Richard Gaskin via use-livecode" wrote:
("ftp://FTPusername:ftppassw...@mydomain.on-rev.com/somepath/somefile.ext";)
Would that be "ftps://..."?
@ Charles
I have the same (or perhaps similar) question. If using
sftp://username:password@mydomain/sompath/somefile.ext
is the user na
we have been playing with this open, close, show, destroy, stacks on mobile for
several months
FWIW, if you use dispatch to a stack, even if it has GUI on card 1… it just
opens in memory but not visible.
if you run "go" later the stack will top level (as you would expect)
#stack MyLibraryWGUI
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