Re: Large files crash on Windows 10

Actually now that I think of it I believe I had to disable saving stacks in ANY platform unless in development mode. Bob S > On Oct 31, 2018, at 16:10 , Bob Sneidar wrote: > > I had this issue, because I was attempting to save from a standalone, and the > permissions were not set for writin

Re: Large files crash on Windows 10

I had this issue, because I was attempting to save from a standalone, and the permissions were not set for writing to the place I was saving the stacks to. I had to disable stack saving in Windows to prevent the CDT. Bob S > On Oct 31, 2018, at 10:26 , DAVID Epstein via use-livecode > wrote

Re: tree view hide key

You and others have addressed a lot of the work I think, and thank you for that by the way. One of the things I would like to see is something akin to findRecord and findIndex in a datagrid. Of course, finding something several levels in requires that you would need to return not just a number,

Re: Mysteries of Me

Me is resolving correctly for me in stack, card and behavior scripts attached to them. The issue I think was that you cannot seem to reference card of me in a stack script handler. So I created handlers that return the parent card or stack of an object. The object can be the long id of a card e

Re: Large files crash on Windows 10

Hi, I develop a stack that is now up to 35 MBs on a Windows 10 machine without any crashes like you described. I use LC 7.1.4 Indy for this. I also distribute standalones built with this stack and it is also stable on Windows 10. When you have these crashes, do you find the artifact ~ file that i

Re: Continual iOS Simulator Problems

> > Am 30.10.2018 um 04:13 schrieb Brian Milby via use-livecode > : > > Have you tried launching the simulator from Xcode first and after it is fully > loaded then trying to test from LC? That´s how i am doing it, because pressing the test button in LC with the simulator not running produces

Re: LiveCode Pseudo Captcha?

Nice! I had also toyed with the idea of radio buttons for multiple choice questions and answers combined perhaps with a date picker. Any other ideas? Thanks, Rick > On Oct 31, 2018, at 4:05 PM, J. Landman Gay via use-livecode > wrote: > > I haven't, but I used a regular form with two radio

Re: LiveCode Pseudo Captcha?

We had a math question that was randomly generated. What is the result of ? And for answers we would include the three answers that used the three possible operations. The question was in words, the answers were digits. Seemed to work for us. Kee > On Oct 31, 2018, at 1:05 PM, J. Landman Ga

Re: LiveCode Pseudo Captcha?

On 10/31/18 2:18 PM, Rick Harrison via use-livecode wrote: I wanted to know if anyone has created a Captcha type solution just using LiveCode? I haven't, but I used a regular form with two radio buttons. At first it said: Please show us you are human: x I am a human x I'm a robot Within 24

Re: Large files crash on Windows 10

> > Perhaps relevant is that on the Mac I mostly use LC 5.5, on Windows 10 I am > using LC Community 9.0 (dp4). Just out of interest, did you try with LC 9.0 on Mac OS X also and is there a reason why you do not use 9.0.1? Regards, Matthias Matthias Rebbe free tools for Livecoders: https:

LiveCode Pseudo Captcha?

Hi there, I wanted to know if anyone has created a Captcha type solution just using LiveCode? (I am not a fan of Javascript as many users turn it off for security reasons.) I’m thinking some kind of pictures oriented approach might be fun, but I am also wondering what the best approach might be

Re: Continual iOS Simulator Problems

Does the emulator itself not work? Or does your app not run on the emulator? You can either hit the test button to run it on an open emulator. But you can also create a standalone on mac and drag the the standalone file to the emulator (or was a real device) anyway can't remember but i did dr

Large files crash on Windows 10

Does anyone else have problems dealing with large files on Windows 10? My main LiveCode tool is a stack of about 1.5 MB, and I use it to create, save, and open LiveCode stacks that store text and graphics. These "content" stacks can be anywhere from a few kilobytes to 50 MB or more. On an iMa

Re: tree view hide key

I was thinking about using it for a directory view. It seemed like a natural fit - nodes are subdirectories and leaves are files. You can't just limit the hiliteChanged event to leaves, so you have to be able to determine if the user clicked on a leaf or a node, and if it's a node behave differen

Re: Mysteries of Me

A guess: "me" resolves correctly for controls only. Stacks and cards are not controls, so behaviors attached to those resolve to the behavior script itself. Since there are no cards in a behavior script, it fails. Maybe. -- Jacqueline Landman Gay | jac...@hyperactivesw.com HyperActive Software |

Re: Mysteries of Me

It's not a bug, it's a limitation (probably the wrong word) of the parser. As has been talked about in the past, messing with the parser is one of the least desirable things the devs have to do, and from what I have gleaned, they avoid it if at all possible. The parser is really where all the LC

Re: tree view hide key

Tree view displays a LiveCode array, so everything is key-value. What you are running up against is that the value is either a string or an array. What are you wanting to use as a key? How are you storing the data now prior to presentation? That is probably the single issue that can't be readily

system date also works with the long system date?

Hi friends, quick question, see subject, just to be sure. Maybe someone can confirm this. Problem, LC on ANDROID still does not support the system date, so sorting by date in a datagrid does not work for non-english dates. This just one of the

Re: tree view hide key

• Nodes can't have both keys and values, only leaves can • You can't hide the key • Hiding the key is kind of important if you're trying to use it for a directory tree view. Working around this requires assigning keys only but no values, but if you do that then you can't figure out (without lookin

Re: Browser widget and mailto link.

> Le 30 oct. 2018 à 19:08, Ludovic THEBAULT via use-livecode > a écrit : > > Hello, > > is it normal that email links (mailto:x...@xx.com > »>my mail) do not work in a web page displayed with > the browser widget? > Livecode 9.01 - tested on iOS. > I’ve made a sample s