Hi Slava,
You can use: word 1 of the abbrev name of me
The abbrev name will return 'the type of control and the short name' like:
button "myButton" or graphic "this grc"
Claudi
On 26 jun 2011, at 07:00, Slava Paperno wrote:
> I'm looking for the name of the property that states the object'
Hi all,
I came across this article and altough I don't know much about this I thought
it might interest some of you.
Hackers break SSL encryption used by millions of sites
I don't know which version of SSL livecode server deploys, but apparently this
might be something quite serious
and perhap
Hi Pete,
This has happened to me several times, with a couple of different stacks.
I put it already twice on this list. Last time was in november 2010.
I found a routine in the IDE with a comment about the engine returning a id of
zero sometimes.
I found the script it in the button "revIDE" of
Hi all,
Does anyone know how to quickly get all livecode message names?
I know you can get the propertyNames, the functionNames, the commandNames
but I get a error when doing get the messageNames or a couple of similars.
Thanks in advance,
Claudi
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Hi All,
Thanks for answering.
Unfortunatly there apparently isn't a easy consistent way. Pitty. I need it for
stackAlly and
it looks to get the messageNames it depends on how the version of livecode
uses it for the dictionaire, which ofcourse might change with each release.
So no relaible stabb
Hi Klaus,
I have come acros this aswell. I found it has to do
with the tabsstops. If you have many tabs in the line and the tabstops
set to a 'big' number, I guess the last part of the line somehow exceeds
a "graphic" limit. I managed to solve it by making the tabstops a bit smaller,
so that the
Hi Thomas,
I just ordered a arduino yesterday and hope to have it tommorow.
I sure hope this can be solved. (Well I am very positive about that, one way or
another, that's why I ordered one anyway)
I have been looking on the web. I guess you did this already but just in case,
here are some link
Hi Thomas,
Well, I recieved my arduino yesterday and started experimenting. I can upload a
scetch to the board and it functions well.
I can also communicate with it via ZTerm. (send and recieve)
Now the most important part: communicating with it via livecode.
Alas this gives me trouble aswell. H
Tom,
At the moment I got it working with my laptop with OS 10.5.8
I can send and recieve with livecode using open driver "/dev/cu.usbmodem3d11"
I use the arduino 0022.dmg
There is still something weird going on with a buffer or so. With the first
send I do
and even waiting after the send for 1
I just realize it's not only the os version that's different. My macbook has a
older version of livecode aswell.
Some more sleuthing to do.
First thing, sometime tomorrow or this weekend.
Keep you posted.
Best wishes,
Claudi
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Tom,
Which version combination are you using?
Best wishes,
Claudi
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Tom and all,
What I have found about these settings is the baudrate of course and then 8
databits 1 stopbit no parity. That's it.
I have found this info in the pref file of the arduino IDE, which is in the
users library/Arduino folder.
I have now connected a LCD screen and keypad to my arduino
Tom and all,
I have made a test stack which I now use to test my connections with the
arduino board.
The sketch just echo's what it recieves back out with a delay of 500 millisecs.
(It's included with the stack)
you can download the stack from:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/13685013/arduino%20tes
Hello all,
It's good to see this thread is picking up some steam, because this could realy
be something LC could shine in.
A easy and powerful environment to control all things around us, motors,
sensors, solarpanels, your thermostat, you name it, the sky is the limit.
Ok, it's getting strange
Anybody know where to look for the crash log of LC?
Perhaps this might give a clue. I opened up console but didn't find the
relevant part to look.
Best wishes,
Claudi
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Hi all,
Opening and closing the port after each read has a critical drawback. Each time
you open the port, at least on mac,
the arduino will reset itself, this means it will bootup. This not only takes
time but all other data will be lost.
This of course creates a big problem, or makes it compl
Hi all yea,
17.23 CET. Finaly we have contact
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Hi tom,
I am working with the same. What I undersrtand and have found on forums etc
you need to use atoi() to convert from type char to int.
You send out 3 chars when sending for instance, 125.
The arduino seial.read routine will fetch 3 chars (125)
I use a startChar 1 or more data chars and then
t the number of chars
> you can read in? can that be more?
>
> What if we want to send "<13-125>" can we parse that to separate out the 13
> for Pin 13 and the 125 for brightness?
>
> What about "<13-1-125>" and "<13-0-1>" for pin 13 ou
Hi all,
Sorry for the wrong link I posted yesterday night. ( the arduino scetch instead
of my demo stack)
It was late and I was tired from constantly testing and crashing. Killing LC
about 100 times in a couple of hrs. So please forgive.
(The stack wouldn't have worked anyway something sneaked
Tom,
There defenitly is hope. We can win that hill. It's also our's and we deserve
to be there.
It looks like I have assembled quite a stable setup. A kind of basic framework
which will first establish contact between
the arduino and LC and for both sides the routines to recieve and deciever
Hi kay,
Glad to see more and more people are playing/discovering the arduino. It's the
new lego.
I am glad you liked the presentation and I certainly will do a follow up. I
still have a lot more to say and show.
Heck, I hardly scratched the surface.
> WITH REFERENCE TO CLAUDI's 'MUST DOs'
>
Hi,
I am working on a tool, "stackally", which show's all handlers of a event in a
tree view.
A event means: everything that happens from the start of a message till the end
of that message.
Well that's the most important feature of the tool, besides showing which
handlers have changed between
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