Ditto what Mike said:
" On mysql.. can't you prebuild your multi-command transaction in a variable"
I periodically do this kind of thing. assuming the transaction is exactly the
same… one way is to build a single SQL query from your data.
Assume you need something like this, getting and SQL q
On 12/30/17 2:44 PM, Sannyasin Brahmanathaswami via use-livecode wrote:
I think we need to wait until HQ weighs in on my bug report. Regardless of the fact that it works
on iOS and Oreo, one has to wonder how on earth we can close a stack which is set to destroy on
close, turn acceleratedRender
On 12/30/17 4:06 PM, Sannyasin Brahmanathaswami via use-livecode wrote:
# theoretically 1/5 of 2000 = 400 milliseconds
why is the script profiler saying this line takes 4765 milliseconds top execute?
If it's like the MC profiler, these are relative times. They aren't
meant to tell you exactly
It may also help to lock the screen for visual effect within a given rectangle,
thereby reducing the number of pixels that need to be updated. If the images
are of equal dimensions and with the same loc, you can refer to the rect of one
of them, otherwise you can have an invisible graphic as ref
Reading this in depth. yes, reallocation of bit map space is beyond the
developer's realm…
I spotted this too… RGB 565…
Anyone using this and getting smaller files sizes ver current jpgs? I'm not
seeing this as an option in Photoshop on Mac.
How we reduced our Android app’s memory
So: if the effectRate defaults to 2000 (which is what I'm seeing here on
desktop) and you have
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Show image "grand-canyon" with visual effect dissolve very fast
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# theoretically 1/5 of 2000 = 400 milliseconds
why is the script profiler saying this line takes 4765 milliseconds top exec
This looks very useful .
I think we need to wait until HQ weighs in on my bug report. Regardless of the
fact that it works on iOS and Oreo, one has to wonder how on earth we can close
a stack which is set to destroy on close, turn acceleratedRendering to false
(assume previously cached control
Is there a way to reset the waitDepth when nothing is happening? I am
running a CRON-type setup. I fire events on a schedule, provided that the
waitDepth <=1. Even when LC is idle and nothing is actually waiting,
SOMETIMES the waitDepth can be >1, and seeing that, my CRON event never
fires the n
Worth reading just to find out about the 57 MB app memory limit.
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On December 29, 2017 9:54:34 PM Richard Gaskin via use-livecode
wrote:
While looking for one o
The shell function can do this. I don't know if there could be a limit
to the length of the shell command though.
Working example:
on mouseUp
put shortfilepath("C:\Program Files\MySQL\MySQL Server
5.6\bin\mysql.exe") into myFilePath
-- the following line contains 2 insert commands
pu
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