This sounds very useful! Keep us posted. -- Scott Morrow
On May 12, 2013, at 6:04 AM, René Micout <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello Claudi, > Great !! > René > > Le 3 mai 2013 à 10:31, Claudi Cornaz <[email protected]> a écrit : > >> Hi, >> >> I am working on a tool, "stackally", which show's all handlers of a event in >> a tree view. >> A event means: everything that happens from the start of a message till the >> end of that message. >> Well that's the most important feature of the tool, besides showing which >> handlers have changed between any 2 scans and naturally can store the >> different scans, a bit like a backup. You can permanently keep any scan and >> besides that, it will automatically keep the last x scans you made. (first >> in, first out) >> >> I still need to do some work on it tough, besides incorporating the 2 new >> handler types, before and after. (these change the messagePath order as you >> might say, so I need to change that part of the code to adopt this so I can >> create the correct tree view. >> >> I still have to think about the licensing. I spend a awfull long time on >> this and I certainly >> need the money. One thing I will surely do is make a free reader available, >> which can display all scans, but you won't be able to scan a stack with the >> reader. >> >> I think the free reader might be a realy good help for people starting with >> livecode. >> I guess they need documentation and good complete working samples. I know >> this has been talked a lot about before on this list, and I believe, now it >> is even more necesary so we can atract a lot of new people. People who are >> eager to start coding in this wonderfull world called livecode. >> >> So for instance a good, completly functioning notepad or simpletext app >> would be very usefull demo. >> To learn the new text and paragraph features I started one which is almost >> done, at least for the mac, for now. This demo needs to be able to open and >> save text documents and of course it needs the splash screen aproach. It >> needs menus, preferences and all the new text and paragraph features fully >> working, >> including the setting of tabstops and margins in paragraphs. It needs all >> the works. This will surely be my >> first demo with scan available with the stackAlly reader. It will make >> understanding this 'complex' demo, >> which has a lot of code, a lot easier. You don't need to go hunting through >> all the different scripts >> to find the next routine that gets called. ((this also shows you the >> messagePath) It's all there, everything related is nicely viewable in a tree >> view, easy accesable. It's also very usefull to just look up how the >> menuPick message is handled for instance, or any other message that's used >> in this or other demo of course. >> >> Anyway I hope to have some time to create the first 'finished' version soon. >> >> If you are interested please drop me a line. And if enough people are >> interested, well it would >> justify me spending some more time to finish stackAlly quickly. >> >> All the best, >> Claudi > > _______________________________________________ > use-livecode mailing list > [email protected] > Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription > preferences: > http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-livecode _______________________________________________ use-livecode mailing list [email protected] Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-livecode
