On 08/26/2015 10:42 PM, Warren Samples wrote:
On 08/26/2015 11:54 AM, Richmond wrote:
I just knocked together a standard stack with one button containing
the script:
on mouseUp
put "HELLO"
end mouseUp
before I tried building a standalone, that script did NOT work . . .
I built a 64-bit Linux standalone, and it *opened* (the script did not
run, but then it didn't in the IDE either).
I then knocked together a standard stack with one button containing
the script:
on mouseUp
move me to 50,50
end mouseUp
*worked* in the IDE, and worked as a standalone!
Xubuntu 64-bit, 15.04
Best, Richmond.
P.S. Probably a problem caused by Vladimir *Put*in!
Here:
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/9k9r6zqqs01sxo1/AAAFIpKPxoxns3kRplMOsaJda?dl=0
File: Test_26_Aug_15.zip
Richmond.
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Thank you, Richmond. The Mover standalone ran here and the stack
successfully compiled and ran as a standalone on my machine. So, I
went back and see that under Linux standalone settings, 64bit is
deselected by default and I hadn't even bothered checking (red-face
goes here). All I did was deselect Windows and OS X... I would like to
politely suggest if Linux is by default going to build for Windows and
OS X, it could also build by default for both Linux architectures.
+1 especially as a very large number of desktops that do use Linux are
using 64-bit versions.
It seems the answer dialog may be a problem in standalone building.
Opening a standalone that uses an answer dialog returns this error,
"Error 91,15,1 (linebreak without a comma here in the error message)
532,52,1 while loading stack: pLibraryName". Clicking "OK" does
nothing. The dialog has to be dismissed by clicking the close button
in the title bar. The dialog reappears. Same issue with
dismissing/closing it. The app window then opens. A button that goes
"beep" works as expected. The button that displays the answer dialog
works and displays the proper text but the dialog again cannot by
dismissed by clicking "OK".
That's what I have here. Does this happen for you , or anyone else?
Warren
Richmond.
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