Re: Indy 9.5.0. Apple can't search for malware in LC Indy?

[James At The Hale via use-livecode]

LC is not the only app bringing up this alert.
The standard way to open non-notarized apps is to right-click (cntl-click) on 
the app and select “Open” in the resulting menu.
You will then be presented with a dialog asking if you really want to open the 
app.
Once you do this LC will open.
This is a once only procedure.

James

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Re: Livecloud Bundle Offer

[James At The Hale via use-livecode]

Doesn’t a permanent 9.03 license mean just that, 9.03, not 9.04 or above?

James

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Re: setting file created date in livecode from script

[James At The Hale via use-livecode]

If you are looking for an existing app the folks at publicspace have what I 
think you need
http://www.publicspace.net/ABetterFinderAttributes/index.html

Although I haven’t had a need for this particular app I have used a companion 
app (A BetterFinder Renamer) for years and it has worked flawlessly saving me 
hours of time.

James

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Re: Regex replacements (\1, \2) not matching

[James At The Hale via use-livecode]

Kaveh,

You are not missing anything.
LC’s implementation of REGEX is.
It can’t use back referencing in replacement strings.

> What am I missing? I put in message box:
> put replacetext("one two", "(.+) (.+)", "\2 \1")
> I get result:
> "\2 \1"
> rather than:
> "two one"

James

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Re: Docset Reader released and updates to Make Docset and Livecode.Docset

[James At The Hale via use-livecode]

Pardon my mental hiccup in making a stack for non MacOS which looks for a file 
package that only exists under MacOS.

I have uploaded a new version of the reader that depending on the platform 
looks for and moves either a file (MacOS) or folder (non MacOS).
I have also altered the startup so that the stack doesn’t quit if you do not 
load a docset.

James

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“Make Docset” updated to 3.1, DASH docset for LC now at 1.7.1

[James At The Hale via use-livecode]

I have uploaded version 3.1 of the ‘make_docset’ stack to LC Share.
This version returns syntax coloring to the examples as well as retaining their 
indentation.
It also adds links to all the “Associations” listed in many of the entries. 
This was only something I had noticed recently so apologies for not including 
them sooner.

As a result I have used this version to construct a docset for Livecode 9.01 
(stable) and have uploaded it to the user-contribution area for Dash. Anyone 
using Dash or a compatible reader should update their Livecode docset to this 
version (1.7.1).

James


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Re: ANN: LC Documentation Cache Cleaner

[James At The Hale via use-livecode]

Richard asks re the new extension store..
> When?

Well its initial offering is already here, see Jacque’s posts.

As for when it will offer what was promised...probably sometime after Infinite 
Livecode has delivered the components and examples it promised or after 
DataGrid 2 is complete and delivered. 

Not holding my breathe.

James

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Re: ANN: LC Documentation Cache Cleaner

[James At The Hale via use-livecode]

Mark asked:
> There's a new extension store on the way?


Well it is here already. Only it currently only offers widgets.
The plan, as presented in one of the LC Globals a while back, is for this to be 
a one stop shop for all.
The current livecodeshare will be migrated across and the ability to upload 
snippets etc will be added.

James

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Re: ANN: LC Documentation Cache Cleaner

[James At The Hale via use-livecode]

Richard wrote of a repository but isn’t this what the new extension store is 
supposed to provide?


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Re: LiveCode 1.6.1 docset now available

[James At The Hale via use-livecode]

Mike asked...
> James,
> Talk about why dash.

I mainly use my iPad to read my email. When reading LC stuff there have been 
times when I wanted to check the dictionary. Unfortunately for quite some time 
(almost as far back as the Kickstarter) to online API has not been friendly to 
a touch interface.

When the tiny dictionary was being discussed it occurred to me that it might be 
a good project to port over to iOS and give me back access to the API. Around 
the same time DASH, which had been removed from the app store for some reason 
was returned. Curious I looked into it and found that it offered access to a 
very wide range of documentation sets AND allowed you to write your own!
Furthermore, it had a MAC version but, more importantly, an iOS version.
As an added bonus the iOS version was free!

Having done some of the code for tiny dictionary I thought I would give writing 
a LC docset a go. Looking into the structure of a docset exposed another 
advantage. The docset could also include the “guides” that come with LC.

Thus the “make docset” stack was born.

Other bonuses were having other API’s close at hand (regex, css, html,markdown) 
for my occasional forays into their realm.

So I have Dash both on my Mac and my iPad. 

Dash also supplies a snippet manager on the Mac version which I have yet to 
explore.
It also has hooks which allow me to look up terms from other apps, e.g. writing 
a script in ATOM and I need to check the API, it is a right click away.

So, that’s why DASH for me.

Given there are readers of docsets for other platforms, I announce updates here 
in case others want to use it (or its siblings.)

James



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Re: What do we know about LC 10?

[James At The Hale via use-livecode]

I am all for seeing where things might be headed, but I am really more 
interested in getting to where they WERE headed first.
We still have the completion of Infinite Livecode to be delivered (the fully 
documented examples etc), we still have DG2 to be completed.
Given the time being taken to finally deliver on these I wouldn’t hold my 
breathe for promises about a mythical 10.

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Re: [OT]Silly weekend LC poll

[James At The Hale via use-livecode]

I am also with Matthias on this.
As for saying them out loud, very rarely, but I do subvocalise them.
As for Dr. I say doctor. I guess it just comes down to what we each find more 
convenient.
As for “field”. Aurgh! I just wish I wouldn’t type “filed” so many times.

James

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Re: Not many people know this.

[James At The Hale via use-livecode]

It is easier to proof double spaced lines...

> What would be the benefit of typing code on only odd numbered lines?
> 
> Bob S
> 
> 
>>> On Aug 16, 2018, at 17:56 , Mark Wieder via use-livecode 
>>>  wrote:
>>> 
>>> reason we treat that particular 10,000 odd lines of code with a great 
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Elvis has left the building

[James At The Hale via use-livecode]

Looking at git activity I noticed (there isn’t much actually) that Fraser 
hasn’t done anything this year. Went over to the LiveCode site to “meet the 
team” and sure enough, no Fraser.

Another departure of a longtime ‘colleague’ without a goodbye.😢




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Re: datagrid scrolling question

[James At The Hale via use-livecode]

I am a little lost here as to why this is a DG question as such.
Certainly being able to dynamically fill data within a row is a great UI 
feature when the user is directly interacting with a row.
But it seems you wish to completely fill particular values in all the rows from 
outside the DG.
In this case, why not operate directly on the DGdata, loop through the array, 
fill in all the required values and then send the whole array back to the DG?

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Re: Quicktime on PC stuttering during Video displays

[James At The Hale via use-livecode]

Francis Nugent Dixon wrote:

> I hope that  my LiveCode status of 5.5 (can't afford LiveCode updates)
> is not going to restrict me in any way.

Unless you want your stacks/apps to be closed source you can use the latest 
community release. The license payment is only required if you want to lock up 
your code. Apps made with the community version can still be sold they only 
require you make the source code available.

James
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Re: Stripping styling from the clipboard...

[James At The Hale via use-livecode]

>From the dictionary...

> The LiveCode development environment traps the pasteKey message, unless 
> "Suspend LiveCode UI" is turned on in the Development menu. This means that 
> the pasteKey message is not received by a stack if it's running in the 
> development environment.


Could this be why pastekey does not seem to work?

James
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Re: LiveCode Builder linter support for Sublime Text

[James At The Hale via use-livecode]

Brian wrote :

> issues using Atom though and just recently got it configured for linting both 
> LCS and LCB (all 3 OS versions). I will admit that my use of Atom certainly 
> pales to what the LC staff would be doing



I am sorry but you can’t leave it at that.
Are there (or could you share) instructions for doing this (or have i just not 
seen where they are)?

James



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Re: some thoughts on version 9.0.0

[James At The Hale via use-livecode]

One downer I have noticed with the advent of behaviors being in script only 
stacks is you lose the ability to edit them when you click on the behavior 
badge.

If the behavior resides in a button, as before, all is well.

Recently while looking into something with the data grid I noticed all the 
behavior badges open an empty script window. It seems all the behaviors that 
were contained in these buttons (that reside in the revDataGridLibrary) now 
reside in script only stacks that are chained to the buttons.

James

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Re: Dash LiveCode Docset and "Make Docset" stack updated

[James At The Hale via use-livecode]

Bob asked:
> Interesting. I'm curious if this can be used to combine multiple PDF 
> documents into a DocSet. 


If you are asking if a Dash Docset can be made from pdf’s I think the answer is 
no.
See...https://kapeli.com/docsets

In the “Make Docset” stack I am using the html files contained in the 
documentation directory within LiveCode. These are the files that appear when 
you click on the “Guide” tab in LC’s dictionary. Within Dash they appear when 
you select the LiveCode document set or any of the keyword headers.
The actual entries come from the stored arrays in the dictionary sqlite 
database reformatted to html.

No pdf’s were harmed or even looked at in any way.

If you wanted to use pdf’s to make a dash docset, I think you would nee to 
convert the pdf’s to html.

James
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Re: Reverse 'pixelcoloring' and total amount of colors

[James At The Hale via use-livecode]

Just wanted to delete all the appended quotes!

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Re: Link for the icon offer.

[James At The Hale via use-livecode]

>> 
> Are the icons royalty free?
> 
> JB

You will need to check this out at the site.
I am just a messenger.
(But I think they are, under certain conditions.)

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Link for the icon offer.

[James At The Hale via use-livecode]

Oops, seems the link to the offer page didn’t survive my copy and paste.

Here is is in all its gory detail.

http://click.mlsend3.com/link/c/YT04MjUzMTI4MjQ1NDM2Nzk3NTUmYz16NmUwJmU9NDc1ODA5NzUmYj0xNTU1NzM5ODgmZD1zMmg2cjVk.gmarQ0_fB6YaVI4xX57sbATn8f5LstD0cXrHJyzqQzI


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Lifetime access to icons offer

[James At The Hale via use-livecode]

Just received this today and thought it might be of interest to some.

This is just a copy and paste from my email

James

www.iconapp.io

Iconapp is an icon provider and management tool put together. We offer over 
15,000 icons (up from 7,000 last year, and still increasing by the time you 
read this) for all your project needs.


What can you get from iconapp?

Extensive collection aside, here are some benefits you get from iconapp:

Ease of access: user-friendly interface with high-speed performance.
Full customization. Customize color, size, and file type of your icons to be 
used for different projects.
Icons are available in SVG, CSH, EPS, PNG, PDF, JPEG, GIF, TIFF, ICO, AI, and 
even Webfont formats.
Multi-platform support: Safari, Chrome, Firefox, Opera, iOS/Android Mobile, IE 
or Windows Browser? No problem. 

Usually, you need to fork out $144 per year for this excellent service for 
access to teams of 5. But nearing this Valentine, you are given the opportunity 
to gain lifetime access to Iconapp.

And you may ask, what is the price for this deal? $25.00

This will be the best $25 that you spend on icons in your entire life.

Click here to go to the promotion page!


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Re: Print to PDF needs extending

[James At The Hale via use-livecode]

“PDF (Portable Document Format) is a file format that has captured all the 
elements of a printed document as an electronic image that you can view, 
navigate, print, or forward to someone else.”

So if PDF is basically a representation of a printed doc, then a pdf of a text 
field doesn’t actually make sense, in that the text field does not represent 
what the printed document would like like.

But if you made a card as big as the page you want to print, layout the text 
field to suit, add anything else you wanted, that would work and make sense.

Hang on. That’s how it works now.





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Dash docset now v1.4, and Make docset updated to v2.3

[James At The Hale via use-livecode]

Somewhere along the way I lost the summaries I had attached to the widget and 
library entries in the Dash docsets. This has now been corrected.
“LiveCode v1.4” is now available via the Dash user contributions area. I have 
also corrected the version number to reflect 1.4.
“Make docset” has also been updated on LivecodeShare to version 2.3 to include 
all summaries too.

For those using the Linux reader Zeal, Mark Wieder found a way to load a user 
contributed docset.
http://forums.livecode.com/viewtopic.php?f=16&p=161754&sid=a1be1bf53e5c636adc49f142fd9831ad#p161754

James
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Dash Docset for LiveCode now at version 1.3

[James At The Hale via use-livecode]

With the release of LC9 dp11, I have updated the Dash Docset for Livecode. 

It is now at version 1.3.

If you are using Dash or one of the Dash compatible apps you can update the 
Docset from the User Contributions category. 

Enjoy,

James
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Xmas LC-elf activity

[James At The Hale via use-livecode]

And so, I wonder, looking over the github milestones

Will the long standing and non critical issue still open against 8.13rc-1 and 
8.20dp-3 be bumped to the next respective versions to allow these babies to be 
released?

Will the tireless worker elves at Kris Kringle’s Edinburgh office be able to 
wrap up the outstanding 9 dp-11 issues before the Xmas break?

Will our stockings be stuffed with three new downloads or will they remain 
empty?

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Re: New Books/Dictionary

[James At The Hale via use-livecode]

For those wanting an electronic version of the dictionary download Dash (for 
Mac) or one of its widows or android equivalents and the Dash docset version of 
the docs.
They are at lc9dp10 version and will be updated to dp11 soon after it is 
released.
Searching is very fast, even with the guides.

James

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Re: Markdown ultra-lite

[James At The Hale via use-livecode]

Alex wrote 
> a trailing "*" in a URL would 
> be converted to make the link open in a new browser tab/window - by 
> changing it to? TARGET="_blank" 

Couldn’t you simply replace your suitably chosen trailing characters with 
TARGET="_blank" after using the function? (I mention characters as a single * 
might be used elsewhere.)

James




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Re: The coming of SVG

[James At The Hale via use-livecode]

Between Bernd’s post and Richard’s I too thought of frame but then discounted 
(reluctantly) as it has a specific meaning in html which could also be 
confusing.

James

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Markdown ultra-lite

[James At The Hale via use-livecode]

You are aware of mergMarkdownToXHTML function from the mergmarkdown library, no?

When I was writing the code to format the description part of the docs (for the 
Dash docset stack) I was reminded by Monte (I think) of this.

It works really well.

James

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Re: The coming of SVG

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Of the alternatives presented “picture” gets my vote.



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Update to Dash docset maker

[James At The Hale via use-livecode]

I have just updated the make_docset stack to generate a Dash compatibile 
documentation set for use by Dash (on the Mac) and the other Dash compatible 
readers on other platforms.

http://forums.livecode.com/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=29745

The new documentation set for LC9 dp 10 has also been submitted to the Dash 
repository and should be available in a day or two to download if you don’t 
want to roll your own.

Enjoy,

James
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Expanded dictionary in LC 9

[James At The Hale via use-livecode]

I knew there was work behind the scenes with the documentation but not to this 
extent.

While reinstating some formatting on the make docset stack I discovered than 
under LC 8.2 and below an enquiry to the dictionary yields 3940 entries

In LC 9 dp9 the same enquiry yields 5646.

A quick look reveals that one aspect of this expansion is the inclusion of 
synonyms.
The glossary appears to be greatly expanded too.

James

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Re: Segmented Control Bugs?

[James At The Hale via use-livecode]

Pants wrote>,
> Sorry, I should have been more clear. The "hiliteChanged" is a **message**
> related to the segmented control. In your screenshot, you have applied the
> "property" filter, thus this message is not shown. Remove the "property"
> filter and this message will appear.

Actually no. It appears that the message is described for three widgets but not 
for the segmented control.
Looking at the lcb file...
https://github.com/livecode/livecode/blob/develop/extensions/widgets/segmented/segmented.lcb
...it is mentioned 12 times but not actually described in a way for the 
dictionary API to retrieve.

Bug report anyone?

James

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[no subject]

[James At The Hale via use-livecode]

Monte wrote:
> ...If you have a recipe can you post to this bug report:
> http://quality.livecode.com/show_bug.cgi?id=20421

Will try.
Tomorrow I need to dig up a leaky water pipe so it may not happen 'til Thursday.

James
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Jumping out of breakpoints and their propensity to multiply LC8.20dp1

[James At The Hale via use-livecode]

Just noting the recent post on triggers not triggering in 6.7 and all the other 
non triggering trigger posts and wanted to report an additional quirk with 8.2.

While trying to follow the formatting of the documents array for my last 
project I was setting a breakpoint to activate at particular values.
I would then be able to see the content of some variables, see the problem, 
stop the script and change it and try again. Typical use, yes?

What I noticed this time, with 8.2, was that the position of the breakpoints 
would move over this run, view, modify and run again cycle.

I don't mean move by a line or two i mean move by hundreds of lines.
Move to lines that do not actually exist!

At one stage I had 7 breakpoints shown in the breakpoint pane whereas there 
were only 2 in the script (red dots).

Usually at this stage it would then display the "now you see me now you don't" 
action and jump out of the handler with now further action of indication as to 
why.
Observing this a few times it would seem that the script editor would hit the 
breakpoint, stop, display something very very quickly and then the script 
exited.
The script stopping in its tracks and i am back in edit mode.

The only way to recover is to quit and restart and then delete all the 
extraneous breakpoints.

I am on a Mac, using Sierra.

Has any one else seen these behaviors with 8.2?

James

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Re: [ANN] Release 8.2.0 DP-1

[James At The Hale via use-livecode]

Community Plus is a brilliant idea.
Fills the gaping void that Apple inflicted on us by not allowing the Community 
version to submit to App Store.
Other pluses...
* autocomplete is very nice.
* It is not $99
* it does have some nice extras to provide some extra kit for iOS.
* it also comes at a educational price point that is attractive.
* finally all the license versions can be seen and compared on the main site.

Well done.

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Re: Livecode docset for Dash

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Hi Kay,

Now that is strange. It certainly didn't happen to me.
Perhaps my having Dash open at the time did it for me.
I can understand Xcode opening though given it presents itself as a package.

As for the snippet. Yes, normally I use a similar strategy to you. The snippet 
I had stored was entered quite some time ago just to test things and I had 
forgotten about it completely, until I "rediscovered" it. 😊

> Just a note, when I double clicked on the docset to activate it, it
> started Xcode. I'd hope anyone who is using LC would be able to figure
> out how to fix that but it may be worth mentioning in your
> instructions.



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Re: Livecode docset for Dash

[James At The Hale via use-livecode]

My goodness. Thank you Thierry, I am at a loss for words.

James

> Hi James,
> 
> To express my appreciation of your astonishing tool and work,
> I'm offering you a free license of sunnYrex
>  !
> 
> I'll send it to you on your private email.
> 
> Hope you'll like it.
> 
> Kind regards,
> 
> Thierry

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