Re: Vote for LiveCode - About.com Reader's Choice Best Mobile App Creator

[Pierre Sahores]

Done. LiveCode still at 57%

Le 5 mars 2013 à 02:56, Peter W A Wood a écrit :

> LiveCode is a finalist in the About.com Reader Awards. Vote now, no 
> registration required, just a valid email address.
> 
> http://mobiledevices.about.com/library/rca2013/bl-best-mobile-app-creator.htm
> 
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Re: Vote for LiveCode - About.com Reader's Choice Best Mobile App Creator

[Dirk prive]

Done and now at 62%.

We also need to vote for LiveCode as "best tool for app designers".
We're only at 16% there.

http://mobiledevices.about.com/library/rca2013/bl-best-app-designer-tools.htm

Dirk Cleenwerck


On Tue, Mar 5, 2013 at 10:19 AM, Pierre Sahores wrote:

> Done. LiveCode still at 57%
>
> Le 5 mars 2013 à 02:56, Peter W A Wood a écrit :
>
> > LiveCode is a finalist in the About.com Reader Awards. Vote now, no
> registration required, just a valid email address.
> >
> >
> http://mobiledevices.about.com/library/rca2013/bl-best-mobile-app-creator.htm
> >
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Re: passing binary data to MySQL BLOB field

[Björnke von Gierke]

Not sure why it won't work for you, but it seems that your first try had some 
typo or otherwise wrong code. Your copy/paste has code missing so it's hard to 
say what the problem is. The second error looks like you forgot some closing 
brackets or quotation marks, again it's hard to tell due to lack of full code.  
One thing to note is that all variables used for substitution have to exist, 
unlike all other places in LC, where missing variables are assumed to be empty. 
Here's an example that probably should work, but is untested:

--assuming revopendatabase works as expected
put "blah" into fileNameVar
put "pretend this is binary" into binaryObjectVar
revexecuteSQL MyDatabaseID, "INSERT INTO Assets ('FileName', 'File') 
VALUES(:1,:2)", "fileNameVar", "*bbinaryObjectVar"

On 05.03.2013, at 02:26, Sieg Lindstrom wrote:

> Can anyone advise what the correct syntax should be to construct a MySQL 
> "INSERT" query that passes variables from LiveCode when one of said variables 
> is a binary object? I am trying to construct the statement and then use it 
> with RevExecuteSQL. I'm particularly trying to understand the LC Dictionary 
> note that reads, "To pass binary data in a variable in the variablesList, 
> prepend "*b" to the variable name. The revExecuteSQL command strips the 
> binary marker "*b" and passes it to the database as binary data, rather than 
> text data.
> 
> Fair enough. My second variable in the query below, binaryObjectVar, is a 
> binary object. So I try this:
> 
> INSERT INTO Assets (`FileName`, `File`) VALUES(:1,:2)", "fileNameVar", 
> "*bbinaryObjectVar"
> 
> The result is this LC error: "compilation error at line 486 (Expression: 
> double binary operator) near "*", char 24"
> 
> If I try the query without using "*b" MySQL chokes on the binary data in 
> binaryObjectVar and sends the following error message:
> 
> "You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to 
> your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near ':1,:2,:3,:4)", 
> "test_file.pdf", %PDF-1.5%...' at line 1"
> 
> So I've tried a number of permutations for including "*b". I've tried quotes 
> around the variable name with "*b" prepended within those quotes, "*b" 
> prepended before the open quote, etc. In each case, MySQL still gags on the 
> binary data.
> 
> Help! While this may sound like a misplaced MySQL syntax question, it's not. 
> What I'm missing is how to properly prepend "*b" so LC sends the variable as 
> binary data. ???
> 
> Thanks in advance,
> 
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Re: about resolution independence...

[Colin Holgate]

On Mar 5, 2013, at 12:22 AM, Michael Mays  wrote:

> >If resolution independence is the ability within a particular ascpect 


I see there being three cases, two of which are naturally going to be taken 
care of, and one that I want to make sure that it's taken care of! The three 
cases are:

1. The aspect ratios you want to support vary enough that you need to lay out 
your application in different ways.
2. You have a fixed layout (or choose to have it be fixed), that you want to 
present through the shape of the device screen, either by filling in the extra 
areas with borders, or by cropping into your content.
3. The resolution of the device is different to the resolution of your 
document, and you want to have the document scale to fill the device.

I rarely use #1, and in LiveCode there are already several solutions to the 
problem.

Most of you see a good example of #2 and #3 every day, it's called 
"television". With television the broadcaster has an original scene that 
appears on screens which vary in resolution, size, and ratio. How the 
difference between the original scene and the user's screen is handled is 
either dictated by the TV station, or is under the user's control. For example, 
a regular 4:3 scene will slightly overfill an old TV, but on a widescreen TV 
there are either bars down the sides, or the top and bottom are cropped. A 16:9 
movie will nicely fill a widescreen TV, and will either show bars above and 
below the scene on a regular TV, or will show a central section of the scene.

In all cases the TV picture can fill the screen, no matter how many pixels it 
has, and how big it is in size.

Film makers try to take care of the issue by making a 4:3 recording with a 
central 16:9 or wider area where the ideal composition is. Then it's possible 
to show the whole image to 4:3 viewers, rather than showing bars. The end 
result is that the viewer doesn't get the ideal composition, but the film maker 
knows up front what the viewer will see, and can even balance the composition 
so that at 2.35:1 it's pretty good, at 16:9 it's ideal, and at 4:3 it's 
tolerable!

I want LiveCode to have those same abilities.



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Re: Markdown library

[Trevor DeVore]

On Mon, Mar 4, 2013 at 3:57 PM, Andrew Kluthe  wrote:

> Does anyone know of a livecode markdown implementation that works with
> fields?
>

Andrew,

I've done a number of conversions to formats like Markdown. My old code
uses htmlText and is quite ugly. I've been rewriting my converters to use a
styledText array which is MUCH simpler. Here is a function for Markdown I
put together this morning which should get you started. I only did minor
testing but lists, styling and colors all work.

https://gist.github.com/trevordevore/5090459

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iOS 5.1 SDK

[Lars Brehmer]

I just installed Xcode 4.6 and am using Livecode 5.4

I can't save as standalone anymore!

I was using Livecode 5.5.2 and Xcode 4.3 or 4.4 (I think)  and everything 
worked just fine!

But now the error is that iOS 5.1 SDK must be installed. In the preferences 
under mobile support I located the Xcode app, but building a standalone always 
results in the same error and the standalone folder is empty. The exact error 
is;

"performing iOS arvm v6(or universal) device builds requires the iOS 5.1 SDK 
platform to be installed (available with Xcode 4.4)"

and it appears twice - once when the built starts and again after the build 
fails.

I looked into the Xcode 4.6 package and found a folder iPhoneOS6.1.sdk, which I 
assume must have replaces the 5.1 SDK when I installed Xcode 4.6.

Is this correct? If so, how can I get the 5.1 SDK back. Or is it another 
problem altogether?

Help appreciated!

Cheers,

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Re: Markdown library

[Andrew Kluthe]

Wow. Great Trevor. Thanks. I'll give that a go.

On Tue, Mar 5, 2013 at 7:58 AM, Trevor DeVore wrote:

> On Mon, Mar 4, 2013 at 3:57 PM, Andrew Kluthe  wrote:
>
> > Does anyone know of a livecode markdown implementation that works with
> > fields?
> >
>
> Andrew,
>
> I've done a number of conversions to formats like Markdown. My old code
> uses htmlText and is quite ugly. I've been rewriting my converters to use a
> styledText array which is MUCH simpler. Here is a function for Markdown I
> put together this morning which should get you started. I only did minor
> testing but lists, styling and colors all work.
>
> https://gist.github.com/trevordevore/5090459
>
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Re: iOS 5.1 SDK

[Marc Siskin]

Lars,

You will need to download the Xcode 4.4.1 application from the Apple Developer 
site and in LC preferences add that to your mobile prefs.  You should then be 
able to create apps.

Marc

On Mar 5, 2013, at 10:32 AM, Lars Brehmer 
mailto:larsbreh...@mac.com>>
 wrote:

I just installed Xcode 4.6 and am using Livecode 5.4

I can't save as standalone anymore!

I was using Livecode 5.5.2 and Xcode 4.3 or 4.4 (I think)  and everything 
worked just fine!

But now the error is that iOS 5.1 SDK must be installed. In the preferences 
under mobile support I located the Xcode app, but building a standalone always 
results in the same error and the standalone folder is empty. The exact error 
is;

"performing iOS arvm v6(or universal) device builds requires the iOS 5.1 SDK 
platform to be installed (available with Xcode 4.4)"

and it appears twice - once when the built starts and again after the build 
fails.

I looked into the Xcode 4.6 package and found a folder iPhoneOS6.1.sdk, which I 
assume must have replaces the 5.1 SDK when I installed Xcode 4.6.

Is this correct? If so, how can I get the 5.1 SDK back. Or is it another 
problem altogether?

Help appreciated!

Cheers,

Lars



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Re: Vote for LiveCode - About.com Reader's Choice Best Mobile App Creator

[Mark Wieder]

Dirk-

Tuesday, March 5, 2013, 1:36:26 AM, you wrote:

> Done and now at 62%.

Now 66%.

> We also need to vote for LiveCode as "best tool for app designers".
> We're only at 16% there.

> http://mobiledevices.about.com/library/rca2013/bl-best-app-designer-tools.htm

33% now.

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Re: Markdown library

[Andrew Kluthe]

It works quite well, but I realized not long after testing it that what I
need is a markdown to styledText converter. I am going to use your function
and try to reverse it to take markdown and give me styledText. Also, is
styledText part of the new field control in 5.x? Most of what I do is in
4.6 still, but I am finding more and more reasons to convert things over to
5ish.

Andrew

On Tue, Mar 5, 2013 at 9:41 AM, Andrew Kluthe  wrote:

> Wow. Great Trevor. Thanks. I'll give that a go.
>
>
> On Tue, Mar 5, 2013 at 7:58 AM, Trevor DeVore 
> wrote:
>
>> On Mon, Mar 4, 2013 at 3:57 PM, Andrew Kluthe  wrote:
>>
>> > Does anyone know of a livecode markdown implementation that works with
>> > fields?
>> >
>>
>> Andrew,
>>
>> I've done a number of conversions to formats like Markdown. My old code
>> uses htmlText and is quite ugly. I've been rewriting my converters to use
>> a
>> styledText array which is MUCH simpler. Here is a function for Markdown I
>> put together this morning which should get you started. I only did minor
>> testing but lists, styling and colors all work.
>>
>> https://gist.github.com/trevordevore/5090459
>>
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>
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Re: Markdown library

[Trevor DeVore]

On Tue, Mar 5, 2013 at 1:05 PM, Andrew Kluthe  wrote:

> It works quite well, but I realized not long after testing it that what I
> need is a markdown to styledText converter. I am going to use your function
> and try to reverse it to take markdown and give me styledText. Also, is
> styledText part of the new field control in 5.x? Most of what I do is in
> 4.6 still, but I am finding more and more reasons to convert things over to
> 5ish.


styledText is part of 5.5. You might be able to find some code that
converts markdown to HTML on the web and then convert that to LiveCode.

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A proliferation of engines . . . ?

[Richmond]

As at least part of the thrust of the Livecode Kickstarter campaign was 
aimed
at the education end of the market what are the chances of having the 
capabilities

of building standalones for:

1. Linux PPC?

1.1. Macintosh PPC? (meaning pre Mac OS 10.3.9)

2. RISC OS?

Let alone versions of Livecode itself to run on these platforms?

I know these might seem slightly abstruse, but if RunRev cares as much
as it states that it does about making Livecode ubiquitous, and as there are
buckets of PPC machines and Archimedes machines 'out there' being
under-exploited; and Livecode could just be the thing to breathe new life
into them.

Richmond.

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Re: A proliferation of engines . . . ?

[Richard Gaskin]

Richmond wrote:

As at least part of the thrust of the Livecode Kickstarter campaign was
aimed at the education end of the market what are the chances of having
the capabilities of building standalones for:

1. Linux PPC?

1.1. Macintosh PPC? (meaning pre Mac OS 10.3.9)

2. RISC OS?

Let alone versions of Livecode itself to run on these platforms?

I know these might seem slightly abstruse, but if RunRev cares as much
as it states that it does about making Livecode ubiquitous, and as there are
buckets of PPC machines and Archimedes machines 'out there' being
under-exploited; and Livecode could just be the thing to breathe new life
into them.


Not likely by itself.

I don't know much about RISC OS, but no consumer computers using PPC 
have been manufactured in almost a decade.  Their numbers are currently 
small, and getting smaller each month.


Cost-conscious orgs still using PPCs can probably see a cost benefit 
migrating to ARM-based systems, which have a low entry cost and 
continual savings from significantly reduced power consumption.  Even an 
Intel Atom will perform on par with many PPCs, and at only 10w.


Ubuntu is still compiled for PPC, but I don't believe Canonical does 
that themselves, that it's a community effort instead.


Likewise, while I wouldn't expect RunRev to return to PPC themselves, 
there would be nothing stopping any interest person from making a PPC 
compile of the latest LC once the source is available.


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Re: A proliferation of engines . . . ?

[Mark Wieder]

Richard Gaskin  writes:

> Likewise, while I wouldn't expect RunRev to return to PPC themselves, 
> there would be nothing stopping any interest person from making a PPC 
> compile of the latest LC once the source is available.

Well, almost nothing. Support for OSX 10.4 and earlier was dropped a while back
because trying to maintain compatibility in the code is a nightmare. I can't
even compile anything for pre-Leopard systems anymore in XCode because of
conflicting sdk problems. There are also features in the newer engines that
won't work with older OSX versions, and those would have to be disabled. Anyone
who would take this project on would only do it as a labor of love for a
diminishing installed base and a code maintenance headache.

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Re: Markdown library

[Andrew Kluthe]

Right. Time to switch to 5.5 anyhow. I will look into styledText and see if
I can port over a markdown lib. Thanks for the head start on this.

Andrew

On Tue, Mar 5, 2013 at 12:39 PM, Trevor DeVore wrote:

> On Tue, Mar 5, 2013 at 1:05 PM, Andrew Kluthe  wrote:
>
> > It works quite well, but I realized not long after testing it that what I
> > need is a markdown to styledText converter. I am going to use your
> function
> > and try to reverse it to take markdown and give me styledText. Also, is
> > styledText part of the new field control in 5.x? Most of what I do is in
> > 4.6 still, but I am finding more and more reasons to convert things over
> to
> > 5ish.
>
>
> styledText is part of 5.5. You might be able to find some code that
> converts markdown to HTML on the web and then convert that to LiveCode.
>
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Re: Vote for LiveCode

[Terry Dennis]

Voted.  Twice.

Percentages change significantly with each vote, indicating there isn't a 
lot of voting being done.


I wonder how "About.com" came up with their "Reader's Choice" lists?


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resizing field editor in datagrid

[Monte Goulding]

Hi Folks (hopefully Trevor)

I have a custom field editor that resizes as you type to fit the text however 
every time it resizes I need to change the row height and shift subsequent rows 
down. Has anyone done this. From the looks of things I may need to use the 
uScriptLocal getprop to get some of the script locals and then resize the row 
and shift the other row groups down proportionally. Is that about right?

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Re: resizing field editor in datagrid

[Monte Goulding]

Never mind:

on UpdateRow pFieldEditor
   set the rect of graphic "Background" of me to the rect of pFieldEditor
   set the rect of me to the formattedRect of me
   put the uScriptLocal["sTableObjectsA"] of me into tTableObjectsA
   repeat for each line tControl in tTableObjectsA["all row controls"]
  delete word -2 to -1 of tControl -- of me
  put tControl into tControlA[the dgIndex of tControl]
   end repeat
   put the bottomLeft of me into tTopLeft
   repeat for each item tIndex in tTableObjectsA["current"]["indexes"]
  if tIndex > the dgIndex of me then
 set the topLeft of tControlA[tIndex] to tTopLeft
 put the bottomLeft of tControlA[tIndex] into tTopLeft
  end if
   end repeat
end UpdateRow

On 06/03/2013, at 11:42 AM, Monte Goulding wrote:

> Hi Folks (hopefully Trevor)
> 
> I have a custom field editor that resizes as you type to fit the text however 
> every time it resizes I need to change the row height and shift subsequent 
> rows down. Has anyone done this. From the looks of things I may need to use 
> the uScriptLocal getprop to get some of the script locals and then resize the 
> row and shift the other row groups down proportionally. Is that about right?
> 
> Cheers
> 
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Re: Vote for LiveCode - About.com Reader's Choice Best Mobile App Creator

[dunbarx]

Not sure how important this is, but LC is at 43%. It was higher yesterday. 


-Original Message-
From: Mark Wieder 
To: How to use LiveCode 
Sent: Tue, Mar 5, 2013 1:06 am
Subject: Re: Vote for LiveCode - About.com Reader's Choice Best Mobile App 
Creator


Peter-

Monday, March 4, 2013, 5:56:07 PM, you wrote:

> LiveCode is a finalist in the About.com Reader Awards. Vote now,
> no registration required, just a valid email address.

> http://mobiledevices.about.com/library/rca2013/bl-best-mobile-app-creator.htm

Voted. LiveCode is currently at 57%.
Note that you can vote once a day until 19 March.

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libUrl upload/download - how to cancel?

[Phil Davis]

Hi folks,

How do you cancel a libUrl in-progress download or upload? I don't see a 
libUrl command for it, or anything else obvious. Am I overlooking 
something simple?


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Re: libUrl upload/download - how to cancel?

[Scott Rossi]

Hi Phil:

It's likely not the "right" way to do it, but I seem to recall using
resetAll for this purpose, after (like you) I was unable to find any
specific command for this.  Somebody else may know better.

Just thinking out loud, did you try unloading the URL during the
up/download?

Regards,

Scott Rossi
Creative Director
Tactile Media, UX Design




On 3/5/13 9:32 PM, "Phil Davis"  wrote:

>Hi folks,
>
>How do you cancel a libUrl in-progress download or upload? I don't see a
>libUrl command for it, or anything else obvious. Am I overlooking
>something simple?
>
>Thanks.
>
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>Phil Davis
>
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Re: libUrl upload/download - how to cancel?

[Phil Davis]

Hi Scott,

I thought 'unload' was to be used when you're using 'load' to download 
something, which I'm not doing. I'll look into it. Thanks!


I am planning to use:
put libUrlFtpCommand("close",tMyUrl) into tResult

for FTP uploads, but I haven't tested that yet. And in all cases I'm 
trying a "close all sockets except ones opened before the transfer" as a 
final step but am having trouble telling what's going on. So I thought I 
would step back and see if there's something I'm overlooking.


Thanks Scott -
Phil


On 3/5/13 9:52 PM, Scott Rossi wrote:

Hi Phil:

It's likely not the "right" way to do it, but I seem to recall using
resetAll for this purpose, after (like you) I was unable to find any
specific command for this.  Somebody else may know better.

Just thinking out loud, did you try unloading the URL during the
up/download?

Regards,

Scott Rossi
Creative Director
Tactile Media, UX Design




On 3/5/13 9:32 PM, "Phil Davis"  wrote:


Hi folks,

How do you cancel a libUrl in-progress download or upload? I don't see a
libUrl command for it, or anything else obvious. Am I overlooking
something simple?

Thanks.

--
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Application size: Mac vs. Win

[Peter Bogdanoff]

Hi all,

I've made standalone versions of my app. The IDE file is 110 MB size. The 
standalones came out to be:
Macintosh 195 MB
Windows 96 MB

There are no addition platform-specific add ons that I know of, I'm using only 
the Internet and Geometry script libraries.

Why the much-larger Mac file size?

Peter Bogdanoff
UCLA
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Re: Application size: Mac vs. Win

[Thierry Douez]

Hi Peter,

Must probably because of universal binary.
You have 2 exe in one ( one for PPC, another one for Intel CPU).
You can drop the PPC one if you don't need it.

Thierry


2013/3/6 Peter Bogdanoff 

> Hi all,
>
> I've made standalone versions of my app. The IDE file is 110 MB size. The
> standalones came out to be:
> Macintosh 195 MB
> Windows 96 MB
>
> There are no addition platform-specific add ons that I know of, I'm using
> only the Internet and Geometry script libraries.
>
> Why the much-larger Mac file size?
>
> Peter Bogdanoff
> UCLA
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