There is a difference between 5.5..4 and 6.1.1 (have not tested the -rc
versions) as follows.
I have a function in the code, which I call from the MSG box command line,
works fine in 5.5.4.
In 6.1.1 get an error message 'Can't find handler'. This applies all the
functions.
However, if I add
On 10/12/2013 10:35 AM, Christer Pyyhtiä wrote:
There is a difference between 5.5..4 and 6.1.1 (have not tested the -rc
versions) as follows.
I have a function in the code, which I call from the MSG box command line,
works fine in 5.5.4.
In 6.1.1 get an error message 'Can't find handler'.
On Windows the instant there is a 'mouseDown' on the desktop the current
stack window goes inactive, thus triggering the suspendStack message. I
use this to create a field which then accepts dragDrops. However, this
is different on a Mac. The current stack window on a Mac waits until
the
Hello,
I work on an multi platform open source stack that need to play wma or mp3
(voices memos from an dictaphone).
Even with dontuseQT true, nothing happen under linux (ubuntu 12).
What i missed ?
Thanks
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Have you tried using 'suspend' instead of 'mouseDown' and
'suspendStack'? Should work the same on both platforms (famous last words!).
Phil
On 10/12/13 6:31 AM, Ray wrote:
On Windows the instant there is a 'mouseDown' on the desktop the
current stack window goes inactive, thus triggering the
Phil - thanks for the suggestion but I just tried it and no-can-do. For
some reason, and this is a Mac-only behavior, when I mouseDown on the
desktop I can't see any messages at all which are sent to Livecode. The
suspend message is sent if I mouseDown on another stack, but not on a
file on
Why do I feel that RunRev have been scraping the barrel recently?
I wonder if the, unintended, result of their open source initiative is
that their income has
dropped considerably; hence the rather childish adverts.
My e-mail inboxes (I have 2 e-mail addresses that are personal and one
for
I don't know Richmond - I kind of disagree with you, albeit respectfully
so. You've apparently taken some time to write down your concerns here
and that's to be respected. I'd just create a junk mail filter and be
done with it.
Actually, I'd kind of like to see the masses get into scripting
On 10/12/2013 09:56 PM, Ray wrote:
I don't know Richmond - I kind of disagree with you, albeit
respectfully so. You've apparently taken some time to write down your
concerns here and that's to be respected. I'd just create a junk mail
filter and be done with it.
That will block out the
On Oct 12, 2013, at 1:35 AM, Christer Pyyhtiä wrote:
There is a difference between 5.5..4 and 6.1.1 (have not tested the -rc
versions) as follows.
I have a function in the code, which I call from the MSG box command line,
works fine in 5.5.4.
In 6.1.1 get an error message 'Can't find
On 10/12/2013 08:35 AM, Ludovic Thébault wrote:
Hello,
I work on an multi platform open source stack that need to play wma or mp3
(voices memos from an dictaphone).
Even with dontuseQT true, nothing happen under linux (ubuntu 12).
What i missed ?
Thanks
Are you using the player object?
On 10/12/2013 08:35 AM, Ludovic Thébault wrote:
linux (ubuntu 12).
What i missed ?
Thanks
One additional note; you may find that you have to take special
precautions to terminate your app and the mplayer process. Closing the
app window may not actually end one or both of the processes.
Devin Asay wrote:
It turns out that you can still call functions directly from the
message box, but the form you have to use has changed. Prior to
6.x you would do this:
put myFunction(foo)
Now you don't have to (indeed you cannot) embed the function in
a put statement:
Richmond,
Maybe they just hired an enthusiastic, fresh-out, naïve marketing person,
for whom we should cut some slack :-) Or maybe the Scottish Valley Girls
need to do SOMETHING to justify their expense to Inland Revenue...
Walt
On Sat, Oct 12, 2013 at 2:49 PM, Richmond
Hi
I would be more concerned that they were not trying to do ads and did not
watch the cash flow. It sounds like they are doing the things they need to
do to be a business. My one thing is that they treat everyone equal. For
example I paid for training that was $100.00 to learn things that should
The movie is built with a program called gource (another open source app) that
builds the movie out of the git commit log. There isn't actually much I did to
make the video just called gource from within my clone setting some parameters
and piping it to ffmpeg that created the movie. The music
On 10/12/13 2:18 PM, Richmond wrote:
I'm all in favour of more people learning how to program computers.
What I am not in favour of is giving people the false impression that it
does involve quite a bit of time adf effort.
You mean doesn't involve I think.
I can only think of all those
On 10/12/13 4:53 PM, Vaughn Clement wrote:
Now 2 weeks after I paid for the
programs one of them is now offered for free. Most companies would check
back a refund the fees for any user who paid within the last 30 days. Now I
feel that I am not being treated equal to the people who are getting
RunRev produce a fantastic product; a product that can
produce simple Powerpoint-like slideshows to incredibly
complicated stuff (my Devawriter being about 25% along that
line); so advertising Livecode like this is just doing RunRev
a disservice.
I have noticed an uptick in email
I love real love stories.
On 10/12/13 4:01 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Like me. One of the best gifts my husband ever gave me was a pocket
protector as acknowledgement that I'd arrived.
;-)
--
Phil Davis
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On Oct 13, 2013 7:01 AM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
I can only think of all those people who didn't know they could program,
and who never in a million years thought they'd want to, back when
HyperCard came out. Suddenly everyone was a programmer, even the morons.
Must you be so harsh as you
Roger Eller roger.e.el...@sealedair.com wrote:
On Oct 13, 2013 7:01 AM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
I can only think of all those people who didn't know they could
program,
and who never in a million years thought they'd want to, back when
HyperCard came out. Suddenly everyone was a programmer, even
Really, mine too! Although I used a HyperCard clone called Foundation on
my Amiga 500.
~Roger
On Oct 13, 2013 9:07 AM, J. Landman Gay jac...@hyperactivesw.com wrote:
Roger Eller roger.e.el...@sealedair.com wrote:
On Oct 13, 2013 7:01 AM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
I can only think of all those
Anybody CAN learn how to program with many languages (BASIC is another one
that comes to mind), but that doesn't mean you can learn to do it well.
We used to have this same sort of debate on the HC usenet group 20+ years
ago. Here's what frequently happens, though: someone new comes to the
Richard Gaskin ambassador@... writes:
I would call it a bug, since both forms should work.
It's definitely a bug. Has it been entered yet? I can enter the fix into the
bug's comments if so. Unfortunately, the team still isn't accepting pull
requests for the IDE (this is October), so I can't fix
Mike Kerner wrote:
Anyone can write a novel, too, by the way. That doesn't demean the
knowledge of folks who are experts using it.
That's a typewriter usability issue. Once typewriter designers care
enough about end-users to improve things, we'll all be Steinbecks.
:)
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Richard Gaskin
Mike Kerner MikeKerner@... writes:
In case you didn't understand, the way you get the busy cursor (beachball)
to animate is to set it. Each time you set it, it moves.
Thus
repeat 100 times
set the cursor to busy
end repeat
You can rotate it or not rotate it as much as you want.
Le 12 oct. 2013 à 21:53, Warren Samples war...@warrensweb.us a écrit :
On 10/12/2013 08:35 AM, Ludovic Thébault wrote:
linux (ubuntu 12).
What i missed ?
Thanks
One additional note; you may find that you have to take special precautions
to terminate your app and the mplayer
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