On 07/02/2015 08:20 PM, Kay C Lan wrote:
Which proves the point that it isn't as easy as you first made out. As you
say, cracking the GLX2 code is probably the easiest route to take and I'd
be surprise if that code wasn't developed over a long period of time of
'discovering' odd edge cases croppi
Which proves the point that it isn't as easy as you first made out. As you
say, cracking the GLX2 code is probably the easiest route to take and I'd
be surprise if that code wasn't developed over a long period of time of
'discovering' odd edge cases cropping up here and there, that Jerry never
envi
I still can't invisage a situation where you'd want an empty option button.
If in Peter's example the first btn was a list of customers, and the second
button was a list of their invoices, if a customer has no invoices their
name shouldn't appear in the first button.
If on the the other hand the
> On 3 Jul 2015, at 10:53 am, Scott Morrow wrote:
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> The amount of time (and mouseclicks) mergdeploy has saved me in just one day
> is fantastic! I’m with Matthias. Subscribing to your mergExt collection is a
> decision I continue to be very pleased with. Thanks.
Cheers Scott, if you are doi
Monte,
The amount of time (and mouseclicks) mergdeploy has saved me in just one day is
fantastic! I’m with Matthias. Subscribing to your mergExt collection is a
decision I continue to be very pleased with. Thanks.
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(Now with 20% less chalk dust!)
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Just tried on LC 6.7.6 and OS X 10.10.4 and with a little deeper testing I now
see what you mean.
Originally I placed a Combo Box Button over an orange coloured graphic and the
‘Box’ part stayed white while the ‘Tip’ went partially transparent when
disabled, that didn’t look too bad, but, now I
In which case all your data are belonging to us. ;-)
Bob S
> On Jul 2, 2015, at 16:13 , Monte Goulding wrote:
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>> On 3 Jul 2015, at 12:06 am, David Bovill wrote:
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>> On this topic - what is the best way to get an entire class of learners to
>> be able to put an app they create together
> On 3 Jul 2015, at 12:06 am, David Bovill wrote:
>
> On this topic - what is the best way to get an entire class of learners to
> be able to put an app they create together onto their tablet / smartphone?
If they are on android you can just put it in dropbox and share the url
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Because if you don’t set the label to empty, then the name of the control is
displayed as the default choice. It looks like crap, and irritated me, so as a
quick fix, I set mine to empty as well. There are times when there is no
default choice, that any choice is as viable as the rest.
Bob S
What might be handy is some kind of “useTooltipIfEmpty” property. Then the end
user would not need to parse the text to eliminate the “call to action” from
the real data before working with it, t hen adding the “call to action” back
when done.
Bob S
> On Jul 2, 2015, at 08:28 , Richard Gaski
You mean textChanged don’t you? Probably just a typo.
Bob S
On Jul 2, 2015, at 04:13 , Peter W A Wood
mailto:peterwaw...@gmail.com>> wrote:
then activating its on changeText handler
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Globals are problematic for me as I design stacks and cards to be modular, so
two stacks with the same utility card for example, would be sharing globals.
Instead, if I need persistent data, I use properties. I also do not use strict
compilation. I have a naming system that prevents my ever usin
Francis Nugent Dixon wrote:
> I sleep little, and so during the night, I plan out my stack
> development, even to script layout, Next morning I code, and
> find that I have done much of the debugging in my head, during
> the night.
>
> Anybody out there got any strange quirks like mine ?
I've ha
If you remove the asterisks, you would fail to find any code that uses the
variable. Only lines containing *JUST* the variable name would be found, which
wouldn’t work. You could add code to analyze the line by replacing “(“ and “)
with space, then filter for “*” && variableName && “*”. Words at
One world banking system anyone? I seem to recall reading about how this might
come about somewhere…
Bob S
> On Jul 1, 2015, at 22:43 , Kay C Lan wrote:
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> OK, we'll try and remember Richmond's into melons, not racks. ;-)
>
> Hope your money is in a bank other than Eurobank. I understand th
The problem is encryption. You can shell this, but you need to read up on how
to use the command line to telnet into an exchange server, and to complicate
things, Microsoft made some significant changes in how to communicate with SMTP
over telnet, so there are articles strewn about the internet
6.7.2 on 10.10.3.
Bob S
> On Jul 1, 2015, at 17:54 , Paul Hibbert wrote:
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> I’m not seeing this on Yosemite with LC 7.0.6 (rc3), what LC version and
> system are you seeing this on?
>
> FWIW, I don’t see this as desired behaviour.
>
> Paul
>
>> On Jul 1, 2015, at 17:01, Bob Sneidar wrot
Don't think you're missing anything. The example of table/column menus
doesn't illustrate the original question I had since it's pretty much
impossible to have a db without tables or a table without column.
Maybe a better example of the empty menu might be one menu with a list of
customers and a
As far as there being a "correct type of control", that's open to endless
debate. :-)
>From what you describe, there doesn't seem to be a need for a call to
action -- this was suggested simply to address the case that a selection
MUST be made for things to work. Since this doesn't seem to be rele
Interesting observation Scott. Makes me wonder if I'm actually using the
correct type of menu.
For example, I might have an option menu which lists the names of tables in
a database and another one that lists the columns in the selected table.
There's no "call to action" in that situation (other
Scott Rossi wrote:
> Often, this type of control has a call to action such as "Choose an
> item", as opposed an indication "No selection". It depends on the
> context of your control.
It does, and I wish more Web designers understood that. ;)
This became popular with form designers where they
Often, this type of control has a call to action such as "Choose an item",
as opposed an indication "No selection". It depends on the context of
your control. If a selection is required in your set up, the call to
action is more communicative. Otherwise, if "No selection" is a valid
selection the
Good point. For lots of reasons, the names of my option menus aren't
suitable for display to a user. Maybe the cleanest thing to do then is, if
the text of the menu is empty, set its label as suggested by Richard. I
like that. Most of the menus in question are under the control of a
behavior so thi
Peter Haworth wrote:
So my technique of setting showname to false if the text is empty is the
only way round this?
Also, you can have a label for an option menu with empty text. Try setting
the text of an option menu to empty, then use the message box to set its
label to some value.
With the
Yep, that's one of the things I've done.
On Thu, Jul 2, 2015, 7:54 AM Randy Hengst wrote:
> Have you tried adding a blank line to the list of options? I’ve done it
> that way before… then just set the menuHistory of that option button to the
> line that is blank.
>
> be well,
> randy
>
> Randy H
Have you tried adding a blank line to the list of options? I’ve done it that
way before… then just set the menuHistory of that option button to the line
that is blank.
be well,
randy
Randy Hengst
www.classroomFocusedSoftware.com
> On Jul 2, 2015, at 9:46 AM, Peter Haworth wrote:
>
> No, I s
So my technique of setting showname to false if the text is empty is the
only way round this?
Also, you can have a label for an option menu with empty text. Try setting
the text of an option menu to empty, then use the message box to set its
label to some value.
On Wed, Jul 1, 2015, 11:18 PM J. L
No, I simply want an option menu with empty text display an empty label,
not its name property. As mentioned in the original post, I do that now by
setting showname to false if the text is empty.
On Wed, Jul 1, 2015, 11:29 PM Kay C Lan wrote:
> Peter,
>
> I agree with the other here that the beh
On this topic - what is the best way to get an entire class of learners to
be able to put an app they create together onto their tablet / smartphone?
On 2 July 2015 at 06:19, Monte Goulding wrote:
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> > On 1 Jul 2015, at 8:31 pm, Matthias Rebbe | M-R-D <
> matthias_livecode_150...@m-r-d.de> wrot
Kay
Thanks for the input. I perhaps should have explained more. I am writing a
stack to test a stack. The code that I posted was setting a field in the UI of
the stack being tested and then activating its on changeText handler.
Regards
Peter
> On 2 Jul 2015, at 14:52, Kay C Lan wrote:
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> On 2 Jul 2015, at 12:57, Scott Rossi wrote:
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> Is there a reason you can't use the long id of the field?
>
> Regards,
>
> Scott Rossi
> Creative Director
> Tactile Media, UX/UI Design
>
Thanks for the hint Scott.
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> On 2 Jul 2015, at 15:12, Mark Schonewille
> wrote:
>
> Hi Peter,
>
> // put the long id into a variable
> put "First Group" into Field "Company" of card "CompanyData" of stack
> "ShareAnalysis" into myLongID
> put the text of myLongID into mySomeText
> send "textChanged" to myLongID
> set t
Hi from Beautiful Brittany (where it is raining, and there is a cool breeze,
while the rest of France is in the high 30’s :>))
In the same vein,
I declare all my variables “global" in two ways ; the first which will remain
when testing is finished (i.e.. passing info outside the script); the oth
Good morning,
Has anybody created the "pull down to refresh" swipe gesture? I have an app
where there is a refresh button on it but during testing I keep seeing users
trying to pull down on the screen to achieve the function of refreshing the
data.
I am assuming it would need to be simulated
Hi Peter,
// put the long id into a variable
put "First Group" into Field "Company" of card "CompanyData" of stack
"ShareAnalysis" into myLongID
put the text of myLongID into mySomeText
send "textChanged" to myLongID
set the text of myLongID to mySomeText
--
Best regards,
Mark Schonewille
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