I made a client server proof of concept which encrypted messages before sending
and decrypted them on the other end. The upshot was that I can send an
encrypted query string from the client to the server, the server which handles
the database connection stuff performs the query, then returns
The difference between :memory: and the local hard disk is, in itself, stunning.
I initially set up with mysql, and (iirc) disk sqlite.
Whether it’s mysql or livecode’s fault, it isn’t (wans’t?) possible to to do a
compound transaction to a mysql server.
So when I opened a “file” (a couple of
Hi all.
Just an exercise in semi-futility here. I was curious about the actual
difference in performance between querying a memory based sqLite database, as
opposed to querying a mySQL database over a slow (iPhone hotspot) connection. I
expected it to be significant, but HOW significant I had
Hi all.
I just wanted to alert anyone working with memory databases. Normally when you
call revOpenDatabase("sqLite", filename) it will open the sqLite database with
all the tables and data intact. HOWEVER... If you do this with ":memory:"
instead of a filename then EACH TIME you call
On 4/21/2022 3:27 PM, J. Landman Gay via use-livecode wrote:
On 4/21/22 10:55 AM, Paul Dupuis via use-livecode wrote:
In a new stack, place the following in the card script:
on optionKeyDown pKeyName
if platform() = "MacOS" then
put numToChar(charToNum(pKeyName)-128) into tKey1 --
On 4/21/22 10:55 AM, Paul Dupuis via use-livecode wrote:
In a new stack, place the following in the card script:
on optionKeyDown pKeyName
if platform() = "MacOS" then
put numToChar(charToNum(pKeyName)-128) into tKey1 -- original sample from
Dictionary
put
Yes, there are work-arounds. My post was about confirming the bug so I
can report it to Livecode.
In this case, we have a shipping application in which the optionKeyDown
handler USED to work that now a customer has (correctly) reported it
broken.
If everyone just codes work-arounds and bugs
Have not played with your handler, but why not just:
on rawKeyDown tKey
if the optionkey is down then answer numToChar(tkey)
end rawKeyDown
Craig
> On Apr 21, 2022, at 11:55 AM, Paul Dupuis via use-livecode
> wrote:
>
> on optionKeyDown pKeyName
> if platform() = "MacOS" then
> put
I am finding problems with the optionKeyDown handler on both Windows
(where it's the ALT key) and macOS (OPTION key). This is in Livecode
9.6.7 STABLE under macOS Mojave and Windows 10
In a new stack, place the following in the card script:
on optionKeyDown pKeyName
if platform() = "MacOS"
Let me know off list if you want to have a look at the handlers I have written
for getting data from a datagrid array into a memory database and back again so
your queries can be more efficient.
Bob S
> On Apr 21, 2022, at 04:50 , David V Glasgow via use-livecode
> wrote:
>
>
> Thanks to
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