All,
I’ve come to my year-end renewing of my provisioning profiles and certificates.
I have new development and distribution certificates…
I can see the certificates in Keychain.
I can see the provisioning profiles in Xcode under Team/Agent/View Details.
….no duplicates that I can see.
I can bu
Firstly sorry about the subject less post and secondly for my double post
(seeing I didn't see my first post due to it having no subject. Phew!)
Anyway, rjd318 asked...
> Ah! What's the library stack that does the svg path conversion?
The latest version is included on the last post to this thr
My app had some 20 or so buttons, each with a carefully drawn and saved png (in
multiple sizes) that sorted of looked ok in LC7.
Once I moved over to LC8 I immediately went looking for svg icons, modifying
them or making my own. Extracted the path (really not that difficult, there is
even a libr
This is an interesting discussion, but I’ll admit it has never been a source of
confusion for me or my students. I announce on day 1: “Everything in LiveCode
is an object.” And then: “Controls are objects that can be placed on cards to
create a user interface.” Going forward I usually refer to o
The functions of Hyperstudio Author are also very limited. But it´s still
amazing what can be done with it.
I´ve exported the default Homestack of HSA to a web app. If you want to test,
here´s the URL
http://shoutsoftware.eu/hsa-demo
Regards,
Matthias
> Am 19.06.2016 um 23:06 schrieb Rick Har
Let us know what you find out!
Thanks,
Rick
> On Jun 19, 2016, at 4:12 PM, Richmond wrote:
>
> Still; I'm downloading the Demo to see what is going on there.
>
> Richmond.
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“I object!”, he protested.
“Control yourself!”, she replied.
Later they agreed, “It was just one of those things.”
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Still; I'm downloading the Demo to see what is going on there.
Richmond.
On 19.06.2016 22:58, Tore Nilsen wrote:
From what I can see on their website, it is not HyperStudio, but a new product
called HyperStudio Author that produces HTML 5 files in the form of widgets for
iBooks, which also c
From what I can see on their website, it is not HyperStudio, but a new product
called HyperStudio Author that produces HTML 5 files in the form of widgets for
iBooks, which also can be viewed in a browser, much like what you can do with
Hype or iAD Producer. I guess it is a limited subset of Hyp
Does HTML5 under HyperStudio Author work with external databases?
If so, it would outclass our LC version now.
Thanks,
Rick
> On Jun 19, 2016, at 2:38 PM, Colin Holgate wrote:
>
> sm is Service Mark.
>
> I tried a test, and if the LC HTML5 page is loaded and running on iPad, you
> can go in
sm is Service Mark.
I tried a test, and if the LC HTML5 page is loaded and running on iPad, you can
go into airplane mode and the page will still work. But, if you quit Safari and
reopen it, the page won’t load.
> On Jun 19, 2016, at 2:19 PM, Richmond wrote:
>
> Um: http://www.mackiev.com/hs
Um: http://www.mackiev.com/hsa/
states:
"Export your HyperStudio projects as HTML5 Web apps that
can be run offline and be delivered to iPads and iPhones
without going through the App Store℠."
[ Hmm; does superscripted 'SM' mean 'sado-masochist? ]
1. Is that claim true (offline running)?
2. I
On 19.06.2016 19:56, FlexibleLearning.com wrote:
To me the terms "control" and "object" are synonymous.
They may be synonymous to you; but all they do is cause confusion in the
"tiny minds" of 9 - 14 year old children who haven't heard about Piaget's
Formal Operational Stage, nor reached it.
Ah! What's the library stack that does the svg path conversion?
Sent from my iPhone
> On Jun 19, 2016, at 8:44 AM, James Hale wrote:
>
> My app had some 20 or so buttons, each with a carefully drawn and saved png
> (in multiple sizes) that sorted of looked ok in LC7.
> Once I moved over to LC8
To me the terms "control" and "object" are synonymous. When someone talks of
"controls" I immediately assume they come from a C+ background, whereas if
they refer to "objects" I feel more at home. On the other hand, "the number
of controls" is standard syntax and "the number of objects" throws an
Tore,
Congratulations to you, your school, Livecode and mostly your students for
excellent achievement.
Jim Lambert
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Richmond makes excellent points. I am an experienced programmer, but have often
scratched my head (as a relative newby) about whether to call a livecode thingy
an object, a control, or whatever.
For the future of livecode, it is vital that the dictionary, and other
documentation and tutorials,
Or, put it another way:
Maybe I'm just grasping for a consistent way to talk about things in
Livecode
to young children . . ..
Richmond.
On 19.06.2016 17:47, Richmond wrote:
"My goal" is to get young children interested in programming
computers, and so that those
who have more than a passing
That's longways from when I had to replace checkbox buttons with field
scored for X because they insisted on printing at 72dpi with grainy
scaling . . .
On Sun, Jun 19, 2016 at 6:44 AM, James Hale wrote:
> My app had some 20 or so buttons, each with a carefully drawn and saved
> png (in multi
"My goal" is to get young children interested in programming computers,
and so that those
who have more than a passing interest generated by the classes can
continue by themselves.
There are 3 things that have to be considered in "my goal":
1. Those kids who continue rely fairly heavily on wha
If your goal is to teach computer science, you really should stop calling
controls objects, but if your goal is to teach LiveCode, perhaps it would be
easier for them to use the word object for now.
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So:
Should I stop using the word 'Object' for Buttons, Fields and so on while
teaching children, and make sure I refer to all of those things as
'Controls'; even if only
for the simple reason that the menus keep referring to 'Controls'?
Richmond.
On 19.06.2016 10:19, Richmond wrote:
I am curr
My app had some 20 or so buttons, each with a carefully drawn and saved png (in
multiple sizes) that sorted of looked ok in LC7.
Once I moved over to LC8 I immediately went looking for svg icons, modifying
them or making my own. Extracted the path (really not that difficult, there is
even a libr
Mark Schonewille wrote:
In my book, I consistently distinguish objects and controls. This means
that I almost always talk about controls and very rarely about objects,
because it isn't really necessary to use objects in the LiveCode
scripting language
Sounds like a good approach, since as you
Richmond wrote:
> So there is no question of 'reserved words'; there is a simple case
> of a state of BAD confusion that needs to be sorted out, 2 words
> being used for one thing, or, rather one set of things:
>
> either:
>
> 1. Dump the word 'object' and only use 'control', or
>
> 2. Dump the w
Well said, Mark!
Best, Jerry
On Jun 19, 2016, 7:23 AM -0500, Mark
Schonewille, wrote:
> Hi Richmond,
>
> The LiveCode documentation consistently talks about objects, where this
> should be controls. The scripting language, however, mixes up the two
> concepts completely.
>
> An object is a col
Hi Richmond,
The LiveCode documentation consistently talks about objects, where this
should be controls. The scripting language, however, mixes up the two
concepts completely.
An object is a collection of properties and instructions defined by a
programming syntax (where one shouldn't limit
This is why I prefer the forum, not the list. The categories there address
exactly your issue, and the layout of topics is, for me, far easier to grok.
Craig Newman
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Subject: use LiveCod
Whatever we might wish for, "objects" in and of itself does not exist in LC. It
is just a mental construct, a remnant of HC days. I think that way, too, but
also know that:
You cannot: "answer the number of objects."
though you surely can: "answer the number of controls"
I doubt the team wo
If 'Object' is a reserved word, then why is the Dictionary "we all know
and love" full of 'objects':
errorObject
focusedObject
menuObject
objectSelectionEnded
objectSelectionStarted
selectedObjectChanged
selectedObject
selectedObjects
selObj
selObjs ?
Looking up 'focusedObject' one can read:
I think whether you receive copies of your own posts or not is something
that you can set in the mailing list preferences.
Terry...
On 19/06/2016 4:52 pm, "use-livecode on behalf of Richmond"
wrote:
>I use Thunderbird as my e-mail client:
>https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/thunderbird/
>
>and my m
Hi all,
> Am 19.06.2016 um 07:03 schrieb Richard Gaskin :
>
> Sannyasin Brahmanathaswami wrote:
>
> > With images we can import a raster "object" and then set the icon
> > of a button to that image.
> >
> > Wouldn't it be nice to be able to do the same with a SVG file?
>
> We can't?
No we can'
I have the same issue :)
I started a long time ago to name handlers with the concept of "object"
rather than "control" - it was more intuitive. The word "object" has
associations for the new user which makes it easier to grasp the related
concepts of "property" and so forth. Livecode is rooted in
I am currently teaching some children Livecode programming and ran into
some difficulty
on Friday when a child asked me why the menus were full of the word
"Control"
when I had been talking about "Objects".
Well?
How about changing every use of the word "Control" to "Object"?
Enhancement Requ
Well: Let's start at the beginning (Yes, I know; that's oozing with
originality; sorry.):
1. How does one import an SVG image in the IDE?
[By that I don't mean "fekking around" extracting path data and so on].
2. I popped the 'black star' SVG thingy on a stack and tried to set a
button up so
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