Mark,
thank you very much for your explanations.
It works now.
Would you please be so kind to also explain what for the argumentArray can be
used?
GetOpt(grammar [, argumentArray])
Okay, i could use it for testing in the LC IDE, so i do not need to compile and
execute the standalone.
But i
Jacqueline Gay’s suggestion is excellent, and by exactly aligning the rect of
the polygon with the rect of the image being “trimmed”, I can avoid having the
image centered or repeated. See script below.
I am still wondering what goes wrong with my alphaChannel approach to showing
irregularly
On 2021-10-18 15:14, matthias rebbe via use-livecode wrote:
Hello,
is there anyone who uses the Command-line argument parser library?
I am not sure how i can get the value that is attached as parameter
when the programm is started from the command-line
Let's say i call my program like this
Hello,
is there anyone who uses the Command-line argument parser library?
I am not sure how i can get the value that is attached as parameter when the
programm is started from the command-line
Let's say i call my program like this ./myprogram -m=SomeParam
So how do i get the value SomePar
The notes for LC 9.6.5 RC 1 indicate NO support for Windows 11
whatsoever, as it also indicates
no support for any Linux versions since 2016, but is very nearly
uptodate re Macintosh.
https://downloads.livecode.com/livecode/9_6_5/LiveCodeNotes-9_6_5_rc_1.pdf
On 18.10.21 12:39, Richmond wrote:
Last time I looked LC were testing their versions on some fairly old
versions of Linux, so this leads me
to wonder which versions of Windows they are testing on.
Certainly doing almost ALL of their development work on Macintosh
[even though I much prefer Macintosh to Windows]
does seem a bit o
Hi Curry
Thanks. It had occurred to me that it could be the SE bling that was
causing the crashes. So I had switched off almost all of the bling. The
crashes on clicking within the text field stopped after that - only a day
or so now, but I haven't seen that kind of crash since I switched off most
