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get the 'focal
point' feature of SVG radial gradients working) - so hopefully this will
be ready soon.
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different use-case for which SQLite is intended for in terms of 'direct
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nd threeD is true then it will render it using
the system theme which won't use most of the specified colors on the
object as they are determined by the theme itself.
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However, I suspect there might be a bit more
overhead there as it would also have to lock access to any caches it
might use to speed up accesses - unless it has per-thread ones.
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p-10. This was a bug, which was quickly rectified after you
pointed out its omission.
So, stop writing apologia for Peter and Ali: it is so flipping
obvious
Richard is not writing apologia. He was merely stating facts - which he
checked before posting :)
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Have a look at binaryEncode - I believe that has a formatter for an IEEE double
encoding.
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> On 27 Nov 2015, at 17:49, Peter Haworth wrote:
>
> I'm working with a third party API that requires me to supply one of the
> parameter values in floating point notation. The
it is not required if no Media like audio or movies are
used?
We will probably have to try and weak-link that particular dependency.
Could you file a bug report, and we'll look into it.
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Although it's important to remember that shift left by n bits is the same as
multiplying by 2^n, and right is the same as div by 2^n. Rotate is a little
trickier, admittedly.
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> On 7 Dec 2015, at 14:00, Peter TB Brett wrote:
>
>> On 07/12/2015 13:45, Geoff Canyon wrot
your question is simply that:
a) It is not entirely obvious what 'sort the words of' should do.
b) The case of sorting a list of single space separated things is
already available by fiddling with delimiters and using item/line
chunks.
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limiter' in this context.
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>>>> this
>>>> example :
>>>> get "12,5,,4,10,,,11,24"
>>>> sort items of it ascending numeric
>>>>
>>>> it returns ,,,4,5,10,11,12,24
les that define those are not
simple - and I'm not sure there exists a choice of delimiter which would
not (at least in some cases) change the set of parts you get in a
recombined output string (i.e. you can probably construct examples where
invariant (2) is broken).
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On 2015-12-10 19:21, Peter Haworth wrote:
I've found two bugs already but the QCC does not have an option to
specify
DP11 in the version dropdown.
Thanks for the heads up - there should now be a DP11 option.
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On 2015-12-11 07:56, Kay C Lan wrote:
On Thu, Dec 10, 2015 at 4:38 PM, Mark Waddingham
wrote:
The "word" chunk is not loosely implemented - it does precisely what
it is
meant to do.
Which of course is the reason why the sort container command has no
problem if you sort by w
ined gives you:
bar,c,c,c,foo
Which breaks up as:
[bar] [,c,] [c] [,c,] [foo]
This breaks the proposed invariant rules. Thus, the invariant argument
for determining what 'sort' is essentially useless already - it doesn't
generalize to the features we've already ad
On 2015-12-12 13:48, Mark Waddingham wrote:
1) Find the ranges of the things you want to sort in the string.
2) Compute the new order of the substrings (from the ranges) based on
the requested sort.
3) Rebuild the string replacing the original ranges in the original
string with the reordered
r it), then you are entitled to
use it.
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Hi Richmond,
There's no explicit limitation on the number of objects beyond 'available
memory' so it won't be anything like that.
Things to check:
Does the problem happen in 6.7?
Does the problem happen in 8?
What are the names of the images you have generated?
How many images are needed to bre
;"
into tSQL revExecuteSQL ConID, tSQL
Someone else had an issue working out how to do this... You can see the
conversation in the thread on this quality center report:
http://quality.livecode.com/show_bug.cgi?id=13700
Comment #6 is probably the key one. If you want to return a result set,
region of +/-20ms would not be noticeable in any use-case involving
sound playback being tied to visual feedback.
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ort with the crash logs you are getting so we can
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nd setting the backgroundPixel will end up setting the backgroundColor
to a non-named color with the derived RGB tripe - which is why you can
use that line of code to convert named colors to their RGB counterparts.
Of course, one could argue there should be a more obvious way :)
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lation and licensing
issues. However, I can assure you that they are entirely unrelated. We
are still investigating a couple of issues in this area, but have yet
got enough data to be able to determine what the problem might be.
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uot;fork" call, after I
finish Love's book I may brush up on my C skills and give it a go.
No need to 'brush up' on your C skills. Something along the lines of the
following in LiveCode Builder should work:
library module org.livecode.fork
foreign handler _Fork() returns CI
n try and make non-blocking wait work. At least
that way round some things become possible in the HTML5 engine, even if
you have to rewrite some code to make it so.
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Usually a digital signature is applied to a specific sequence of bytes so
needing a canonical representation isn't necessary. (They are used to ensure
the specific bytes are as signed).
What's the reason for requiring ordered keys in this case?
Note that utf-8 has multiple representations per s
This isn't so much about 'multi-platform' development but about designing apps
for different interaction / display combinations.
I'd say the key thing is to separate your design into modelcontroller and view.
In the ideal case a UI is a 'thin' layer on top of an API based model which
encodes al
On 2016-01-20 16:53, Bob Sneidar wrote:
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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 imm
buntu the same buttons are mouse(0,1,2).
Is that how mouse() is supposed to work, or is that a bug?
That sounds like a bug to me - button numbers should be consistent
across platforms... Could you file a report in the Quality Center?
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the file reference url is valid in Safari but would be nice
to
have a way to have the filepth not be converted to a file reference
url.
Given that Kay observed that 'launch document with' works, but 'launch
document' does not I suspect it should be easy to figure ou
That should work fine. The explicitVars property is only set in the IDE around
code which compiles / sets object scripts (i.e. In the script editor). It is
false the rest of the time.
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> On 29 Jan 2016, at 02:45, Kay C Lan wrote:
>
> Not a discussion about the pros a
er around the
control - whether this is visible or not depends on the value of the
showBorder property.
The lineSize property is distinct and is specific to graphic objects -
it sets the stroke width used to render the graphic's shape.
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aren't exactly synonyms, as what they are synonymous with
depends on the object type!
BorderWidth works fine on graphics here - you set the showBorder to
true, and set the borderWidth. You'll get the original shape inset by
the borderWidth with the border drawn around it.
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Is my understanding correct, or has the engine implementation of
explicitVars changed?
Heh - no - I misread Kay's post... Whenever I see 'explicitVariables'
mentioned I tend to think of 'Strict Compilation M
en that usage has no impact on the
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, and param(i) which
returns the value (not converted to a string) of the i'th parameter
passed to the current call.
Perhaps something like a 'paramName(i)' function?
Can you give more information about your use-case?
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was before it was put into the
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mattedRect for this.
set the vScroll of field 1 to item 2 of the formattedRect of -
the top of field 1
You might have to apply a small amount of 'fudge' to take into account
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riable called 'result' in the snippet and set
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n process ... for ...
Should both have the effect that the launched process will see 'somevar'
as specified.
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That's correct - the stackfileversion is by default the most recent the engine
understands.
Saving stackfiles in a legacy version is an IDE semantic in the IDE save
routines - it stores a custom property on the stack.
On the other hand it is the engine which identifies whether a stackfiles is t
Hi Peter,
Have a look at the tools palette code - it creates a stack and puts a control
in it. Then it uses a repeat / wait loop to track the pointer and manage the
stack.
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> On 6 Feb 2016, at 01:01, Peter Bogdanoff wrote:
>
> Can anyone share the
geData does not carry the size of the image - it is just xRGB bytes.
You need to make sure you're image is the same size as the browser you
are taking a snapshot of first.
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ay it on the
screen (with any degree of performance, at least). Indeed, this is
something we need to still hook up for native widgets (the 'OnPaint'
handler of widgets isn't called in the native case, so printing them
will have no effect).
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On 10 Feb 2016, at 15:57, Mark Waddingham wrote:
If you look at Safari on a Mac it defaults to not printing backgrounds.
On inspection of the print dialogue box you will notice a checkbox to
Print Backgrounds towards the bottom of the window.
On
-browsers-to-print-background-images-in-css
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n use array elements too. i.e.
returnMoveThanOneValue "1,2", tArray[1], tArray[2]
Will work.
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e a report in the quality center with some screen shots
and details of your platform that would help immensely.
For the time being, you can turn off the new native themeing feature by
setting the theme property of the stack to 'legacy'.
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the new one ditched.
Now, a stack loaded with the above form will not have a filename, so
'revert' won't work. Instead, you'll probably need to do:
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go url ...
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that it is better to
do:
do "put empty into tVar_" & x
Rather than using 'local' as then you can mix dynamic vars with those
declared at the point of compilation without issue. (As 'local' requires
that the variable has *not* been previously defined whethe
than
using 'do' which is horrendously inefficient - after all it has to
compile the snippet of code you want to do and then execute it... As
opposed to just executing what has previously been compiled if you don't
use 'do'.
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The browser widget works on all platforms and should do so uniformly - any
platform specific aspects will be marked in the dictionary as such in the usual
way.
So there is no need to do anything different for android or iOS - it should
'just work'.
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ng has changed)
unless the commands are executed inside of a lock screen...
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ng as they also
abide by the GPL).
So whilst the Community edition is 'free' (as in beer), it also enforces
freedom on any code you write with it :)
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7;s quite enough of that sort of thing in the world
already!).
If you want to use HTML5, but don't have a Indy license for deployment
with - you are free to use the Community edition, but remember that you
must abide by the terms of the GPL.
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t on (say) a 27" iMac is that of
51ppi.
The lower the ppi, the less sharp things will appear :)
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size direct
to the screen - and not via the number of logical pixels).
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>> Small tip on the zooming your desktop image: The zooming feature has an
>> option to do smoothing, which I imagine defaults to on. You want to turn
>> that off if you are using zooming as a debug technique. With it turned
>> off, zoom becomes a
I think most modern web apps you see run ui locally (client side) and then use
an http-based server API to manage the 'cloud' side.
The advantage of this approach is that you end up with a good separation
between client and server, meaning the client can be implemented on any
platform (and usin
When it comes down to it, there is a direct parallel between wanting to use
native html5 elements in a LiveCode html5 app and wanting to use native (system
provided) controls on mobile.
There are still a couple of technical hurdles to overcome to make this possible
in the html5 port, but for th
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o build it (the
receiver has to be able to recreate what they received); or using some
sort of code obfuscation process on any of the source files which they
distributed (the receiver has to be able to modify the code effectively
if they wish).
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On 2016-03-01 19:20, RM wrote:
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you guys are too intellectual for me...{ducking}
So, if you aren't going to let me have a tin, where's the duck?
You'll be asking for a duck in a tin next! ;)
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On 1.03.2016 20:44, Mark Waddingham wrote:
On 2016-03-01 19:20, RM wrote:
On 1.03.2016 20:15, stephen barncard wrote:
you guys are too intellectual for me...{ducking}
So, if you aren't going to let me have a tin, where's the duck?
You'll be as
primitives we have yet implemented.
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When you do this you do have to take into account the fact
that cards might have a vertical scroll due to menus (that mysterious 22
px) - you can get the current scroll amount by using 'the vscroll of
stack ...'.
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layer depends entirely on what 'kind' the native layer is and whether
the platform lets you do that kind of thing.
See my other post for more details.
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y how each individual wants it to work ;)
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torial of that on the amCharts site), or building a web
page with all that you wish to print and using the 'window.print()'
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: property
Syntax: set the javascriptHandlers of to
get the javascriptHandlers of
Summary: A list of LiveCode handlers that are made available to
JavaScript calls within the browser.
———
Take a look at the "do in widget" command in the dictionary.
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id=17053).
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questions about licensing... However, please do remember that you can
universally answer the 'do I need a commercial license' question
yourself. If you want to give LiveCode programs you have written to
onable.
Obviously supp...@livecode.com is always there to help answer your
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yourself. If you want to give LiveCode programs you have written to
On 2016-03-02 16:44, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Mark Waddingham wrote:
On 2016-03-02 06:46, J. Landman Gay wrote:
I confess my first reaction was that LC needs an interface designer.
Ah - yes - those magical 'interface designers' who you just ask to
give you the perfect UI that
t explain
what you are seeing?
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eally it wouldn't have to rely on the same set of object
manipulation messages as user stacks do (hence the current problem with
palettes not updating when lock messages is in effect).
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st when trying to use the
mouse on the stack itself) so it might well do better in the property
inspector... Perhaps under an 'advanced' tab where users won't
accidentally set it and then be puzzled why Edit mode no longer works
like Edit mode for that object!
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tp://quality.livecode.com/show_bug.cgi?id=17061
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ript only stacks is
simple, and it guarantees that there is no non-code related 'churn' in
script only stack files. The latter is really important for VCS needs.
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yTest”
Rather than
script "MyTest"
You also have paired quotes around the string in the put too... You
might want to turn off this 'cleverness' of your preferred text editor
when writing script-only stacks!
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Even after rebooting LC this behavior now persists. Any way to get
them back?
I'm guessing you have 'acceleratedRendering' turned on -
http://quality.livecode.com/show_bug.cgi?id=16991
This will be fixed in dp-16.
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he_Metadata_in_JPEG_files) -
although that will require a fair bit of 'bit bashing' to do.
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elements in LiveCode being
tied to mouse messages - i.e. you get mouseUp when a button has been
clicked upon rather than an explicit 'action' type message).
Anyway, I couldn't find any report of this in the quality center so I
filed it here: http://quality.livecode.com/show_b
ipt is not unlock screen.
Without actually seeing the flash and the code it is very difficulty to
diagnose what the problem is. If you file a bug in the quality center
with a sample stack and recipe, we can take a look.
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point out, however, that the largest code carrying parts of
the engine are already optional - that would be things like revXml,
revDB and drivers, revBrowser etc. They are only included if you ask and
they can be weighty because they include third-party libraries which are
not necessarily modular an
On 2016-03-15 10:15, Terence Heaford wrote:
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5. Is it necessary to call lock screen in myUpdateGeometry and
dispatch “refreshChart”?
No - the screen is implicitly locked before the resizeStack message is
sent, and unlocked afterwards. Then
in MacRoman, not Windows-1252 or 8859-1 (the encodings used pre-7 on
Windows and Linux) and since the engine only previously worked with the
native encoding of the platform it was only ever supported on Mac.
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The stack rect will be whatever it was the last time you saved the stack.
Mark.
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> On 16 Mar 2016, at 19:34, Terence Heaford wrote:
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> I must be losing it, I could have swore the previous versions saved the
> current size of the stack when closed
> and reinstated to that s
area of all programming
languages is up to scratch.
Indeed, the general discussion internally ended up with the idea that a
Script Editor feature which did an element of 'auto-correct' would be a
far far better way to go. i.e. If you type "==" or "!=" in a place
The general plan is to allow the tools palette to be more configurable in the
future. As the number of widgets available to be installed grows, there will
need to be an effective way for users to manage that.
The first step was generalising the tools palette to display a dynamic quantity
of too
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