Hmm writing my own generic multipart form data parser seems quite a task
(and a security risk). Any suggestions?
On Mon, 22 Jan 2024 at 19:48, David Bovill wrote:
> I see in the dictionary several functions related to multipart form
> encoding - but not decoding. Does anyone have a function that
David.
I could not understand your issue, so I made the controls you mentioned. The
thing that matters is not the lockLoc property, but rather the “opaque”
property.
A group of controls is just a, er, group of controls. The “group” itself can,
however, take on a life of its own if, as in this
Aha.
I did not see that you meant a single button in its own group. But it would not
matter if I did the same with a control within a larger group of controls. And
it does not matter if the lockLoc of the group is set or not.
So is your question “Why does the control disappear when it is dragge
I’m suspecting now that he may be under the impression that the way to remove a
control from a group is to drag it outside the group’s boundary. If so then
this is not the case. The way I do it is I cut the control, click somewhere on
the card, then paste the control again.
Alternatively you c
Let me try to clarify the problem I stated.
I am not trying to remove the button, I am trying to use the “grab” command to
let a user move the button around the window by dragging it.
If I use a script to “set the loc” of a button to somewhere outside that
group’s rectangle
- the group
OIC. Not sure what the expected behavior is when the browse tool is selected or
in a standalone but I can confirm that it works as you say. In the IDE,
dragging the button outside the bounds of its parent group will update the
groups rect if the pointer tool is selected, but not if the browse to
I can reproduce this in both LC 10 and 9.6.9 but I can't explain it. It's unclear if this is a
feature or a bug.
On 1/23/24 11:32 AM, David Epstein via use-livecode wrote:
Let me try to clarify the problem I stated.
I am not trying to remove the button, I am trying to use the “grab” command to
Hi Bernard, I was checking old emails from the list and I saw this email
from you. I've been digging into HTMx and HyperScript and I've really
been very impressed.
HyperScript is basically a JavaScript replacement written in Hypertalk.
It is very similar to Livecode and in fact, you can modify
Try this in the msg box:
put "aaa[bbb" into tStr; put line 1 of tStr into tLine; filter tStr without
tLine; put tStr
I get (using MacOS, LC 9.6.11)
aaa[bbb
That is to say, the line is not filtered out.
And:
put "aaa[bbb" into tStr; filter tStr with tStr; put tStr
produces an empty string ins
Not sure this is really a bug. The default is to match a wildcardPattern. If
you want to match [ then you must use [[] in the pattern.
Brian Milby
br...@milby7.com
> On Jan 23, 2024, at 9:02 PM, Neville Smythe via use-livecode
> wrote:
>
> Try this in the msg box:
>
> put "aaa[bbb" into t
David: do you need a special decoder?
I thought the multipart form handlers just broke up the sent data into
user-defined small chunks, and the server was responsible for waiting for all
the parts to be received and then re-assembling the data. From that point it is
just a normal POST.
Maybe
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