It's taken me ages to get my system back together to do iOS development
properly (forced to update phone, so then couldn't develop to it without
latest xcode, but that required sierra, needed to not update to Sierra for a
while.. bah).
So finally I've got my MacBook on Sierra, I've got Xcode 1
you've got a provisioning profile issue, so the install is failing
silently. It's documented in bug report xx. To figure out what the
heck is going on, do the install using xcode and you'll get the error
message. After you have the PP issue resolved, testing directly on the
device will work.
Hi Mike,
Thanks for the reply, and I certainly have had that problem often enough - but
not this time. I can build a standalone, and use Xcode to install it on the
phone; and it works. So I don't have a provisioning profile issue in this case.
There's some other reason why it isn't installing
On 9/16/17 1:40 PM, Ben Rubinstein via use-livecode wrote:
Thanks for the reply, and I certainly have had that problem often enough
- but not this time. I can build a standalone, and use Xcode to install
it on the phone; and it works. So I don't have a provisioning profile
issue in this case.
Hi,
until today i used always put URL to read a complete file into memory. But now
i have to process really large text files with a size of 900 - 1500 MB.
I know i can read a file until EOF or so.
But how would i read a file until a line that starts with a certain keyword,
e.g. mstart. I need
Read the interview:
https://www.fastcompany.com/40435064/what-alan-kay-thinks-about-the-iphone-and-technology-now
I think that he could be... much more angry if he learns about all memes
that compare Mobile Phones users with zombies...
Al
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I would just read the whole file and then let LC truncate the text following
the keyword sentence in the usual ways. I bet even with a couple of
gigabytes this would not take much time.
Craig Newman
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One thought, what if you read overlapping chunks. Like, read from 0-1, then
from 9900-2, etc. If the overlap is longer than your test string you would
still be able to pick it up, in the cases where the string spanned the chunk
boundary.
First test could be to read in 1 chunks and t
