Jacqueline gave me a really slick solution to my problem off list. He is
what I am going to use in the next release of the MasterLibrary:
on preopenstack
send "Mark_IDE_done" to me in 2 ticks
go to cd "Splash"
end preopenstack
on Mark_IDE_done
try
get revloadedstacks()
c
Bernard
Don't know if this will help, but when I get this kind of inexplicable failure
sequence, I start by rebuilding, testing the system disc drive. I'm on OS X
and. LOVE Disk Warrior. It fixes disc corruption problems the the Disk Utility
reports as unfixable. Don't know about Windows os's.
No suggestions really, because i'm not sure whats going on (he says, as he
gets ready to make suggestions anyway).
It seems that since all the plugins are a part of the sequence in that
handler I mentioned, and that plugins are loaded before the allowinterupts
is set, it seems that you'd end up wit
I'm having problems with every version of Livecode I've tried using in the
past month or so.
On 5.5 I get a crash with an image when I use the inspector to look at the
colors/patterns. So I started to use 7.0 a few weeks ago, but went down to
6.6 and 6.7 when I got a corrupted stack with 7.0.
On
On 12/28/2014 12:44 PM, Michael Doub wrote:
Note that the OpenStack message is received before the initialization of
the IDE has completed so when the revloadedstack function was called, it
was not found. if you look at the IDE home stack, you will see the
interrupts are blocked until all of t
This should help you see the problem I was trying to solve: Consider the
following code:
local ctr
on openstack
put "OpenStack" & cr
put the allowinterrupts & cr after msg
try
put revloadedstacks() & cr after msg
catch err
put "revloadedstack not found" & cr & err & cr
I'm still not sure you need to mess with any of this. What does your script
need to do when the IDE finishes loading?
On December 28, 2014 10:29:36 AM CST, Michael Doub wrote:
>
>It does seem that allowinterupts is the correct vehicle to tell when
>the
>livecode part of the IDE has been fully
Mike,
Your plugin suggestion was a good one. When I removed them all I am
now getting the expected behavior.
I now need to add them back in one at a time to find the one that is not
setting allowinterrupts to true.
It does seem that allowinterupts is the correct vehicle to tell when the
li
Mike Bonner wrote:
Unless there is a "wait with messages" somewhere along the line
in that big startup handler I mentioned in the previous post,
the send that you do should be dumped at the end of the queue
and not fire until things are done.
I had thought so myself, but apparently it varies b
Things are working correctly for me. 7.0.0, (since 7.0.1 still won't
install) When starting up the stack and IDE by opening the stack,false is
first. After the IDE is fully open, allowinterupts seems to always be true
for me.
Not managing to duplicate the problem so far. I did adjust things so th
Jacqueline, I do think that there is a timeing issue that you have to be
aware of if you a calling revloadedstacks.
But something strange _IS_ going on.
Please create a stack and enter the script below into the stack script
and save the stack and quit livecode. Doubleclick on the stack icon.
Expanding the use of each would be great!
delete item 2 of each line of tVar, for example
Pete
lcSQL Software
On Dec 27, 2014 10:44 PM, "Geoff Canyon" wrote:
> It's too bad this won't work:
>
>put "bob carol ted alice" into S
>replace "c" with "x" in char 1 of each word of S
>put S
I launched 6.7 and the updater offered to install 7.0.1 for OS X. I
allowed it to download, but then the wording on screen scared me. It said
this will replace your current installation of 6.7, so I bailed.
~Roger
On Dec 28, 2014 3:17 AM, "J. Landman Gay" wrote:
> On Windows the installer will
On Dec 27, 2014, at 1:54 PM, dunb...@aol.com wrote:
> The beauty of xTalk chunking expressions is that they do just this sort of
> thing. So if you had:
>
>
> "ABCDEFG" in a field 1, you can just as easily:
>
>
> -- replace "D" with empty in fld 1
> -- delete char 4 of fld 1
Yeah, that stuff
I too would prefer this way because its the livecode readable way. While
this particular one is a pretty simple regex-- put
replacetext(tNames,"(\bc)","x") it would get complicated way too fast
depending on need. A for each loop would be fine and work fast also, but I
personally wouldn't mind you
On Windows the installer will create a folder inside the location you select,
so that's why you saw two LiveCode folders (the one you made and the one the
installer made.) Also, all file paths use forward slashes in LiveCode so that's
why those were there.
I'm not sure why you'd get the first
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