With WebAssembly (WASM) now shipping in most modern browsers there doesn't
seem much point in continuing development on the current (somewhat broken)
Enscripten driven approach to delivering lc on the web.
Hopefully lc have already started looking into compiling to wasm
https://hacks.mozilla.org/
> Alex T. wrote:
> Is there a way to force a reload of the bit you want (need) to reload,
> without reloading the engine ?
(Continuing my answer)
For a reload from cache you can
do "location.reload()" as "javascript"
If you mean to load another standalone or reset the current standalone without
In a situation where you can't 'directly' access the filesystem
in order to save or read a stack but can write any variable to a
local file and read from any local file to a variable,
the questions arise:
• Can we save (the current state of) a stack to a variable in a
format as the usual stackfile
On 2019-09-01 01:16, J. Landman Gay via use-livecode wrote:
Yes, I meant "launch url in widget" which says it opens a url in the
widget, but that is what "set the URL of widget x" does too. I don't
see any difference.
As Sean said the difference is the widget, rather than anything else.
The 'l
On OS X in the terminal you can type: sysctl hw.machine
and it will display the machine architecture.
I don’t use the shell commands much but it looks like you
can get the info without compiling code by using the code
below.
on mouseUp
put shell( "sysctl hw.machine" ) into pData
put pData
On Mac, 9.5 stable, Script Editor, clicking on a tab to "Move to New Window".
Take that script and moves it out to full screen window, with no way to
minimize or go "back"
at which point one cannot interact with a) the stack b) another script
Can anyone else confirm this behavior. ( have three
Given a modular stack framework for mobile, where
1) a "engine" stack to always open, but hidden on boot → call it "Stack Engine"
2) then you have multiple "modular" stacks -- call them views--which are opened
and closed on "demand/navigation" → call them
a. stack "story"
On 9/1/19 7:48 AM, Sannyasin Brahmanathaswami via use-livecode wrote:
There are two ways to go with this:
1) keep adding "keys" to the BIG global sConfigA
OR
2) we could keep the custom properties of Stack Engine (which is always open)
Does anyone have experience and has come to "best practice
Here is your first request for:
* Repos to add to the list of LC projects to be targeted for some effort.
So far I've added the LC IDE and Levure
* Issues and bug reports to be added to the list of things the community
might be able to tackle and resolve quickly, everything from minor bugs or
docum
As this was several times a question in the forum and also in
the use-list here a method that works in the browser widget
(without redirecting) on all platforms that support the widget.
Browser widget usage example #27: NoNavigation/NoBackNavigation
http://forums.livecode.com/viewtopic.php?p=1828
This is long, so most of you will probably want to skip it.
On 9/1/19 6:48 AM, Mark Waddingham via use-livecode wrote:
Hmmm - you say 'on your Pixel' - have you observed the behavior on other
devices, or indeed other Pixels? (It might be worth creating a Pixel
emulator which will be in factory
I only have one monitor and I don't see that.
On 9/1/19 8:43 AM, Sannyasin Brahmanathaswami via use-livecode wrote:
On Mac, 9.5 stable, Script Editor, clicking on a tab to "Move to New Window".
Take that script and moves it out to full screen window, with no way to minimize or go
"back"
at wh
Ugh. I feel your pain on the RAID failure. We had one fail on our primary
ERP server about a month ago when a drive controller bit it. The
corruption then propogated to the rest of the array. The machine first
locked up then was unbootable. About five hours later the team gave up on
the transa
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