t "" into me
lock screen
put the number of buttons of grp UNIlist into nBtns
repeat with x = 1 to nBtns
put the short name of btn x of grp UNIlist into line (nBtns +1)
- x of me
end repeat
end populateMe
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> the memory and CPU requirements for working with tens of thousands of objects
> can be onerous
Not to mention how onerous it would be for the poor end user to work with tens
of thousands of objects!
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width of grp 1 * 2),(the height
of grp 1 * 2)
If that produces an the image you need just change the command to an export
snapshot command.
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t why would the mousemove message
get passed to the card when the mouse is outside of the background group
containing that handler?
Is this a bug or expected behavior?
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RichardG wrote:
> when you set the backgroundBehavior of a group to true... that group's script
> then occupies a different
> place in the message path, between the card and the stack
Ah, yes, the light dawns - the message path.
Because LC ‘backgrounds” can be smaller than the card, checking the
Might a numbered array work for you, where the key corresponds to the line
number?
[1][theWordonLineOne][otherData]
[2][theWordonLineTwo][otherData]
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of the hilitedline will always give you the corresponding
OtherData for the word the user has selected.
Your drag and drop routines should still work. Just remember to save the stack
each time the user rearranges the line order.
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sible.
Yet the otherData strings will travel along with each line as the user drags
the the lines up and down.
LiveCode offers so much flexibility! We can usually have a choice of approaches
to any problem
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thing like
> "prevent auto-resizing”?
How about ‘Group clips to rect’ ?
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‘Clip Group to rect’
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‘Visible rectangle’
I can see that. ;)
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narjam promptly replied:
> Hi Jim,
> This feature has been disabled after numerous requests from users who wanted
> to ensure that their attendees got to see the full event. We are very sorry
> for the inconvenience however I would be happy to add your request to our
> list of feature
But Dan’s excellent work lives on.
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et the icon of button “hand” to the ID of image “hand_icon”
(optionally - "of card ‘myIcons’")
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OOOPS! I left out an important word
Then simply set the icon of each to the ID of the appropriate image.
should read
Then simply set the icon of each BUTTON to the ID of the appropriate image.
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repeat with i = 1 to tSomething
if exitMe = true then exit repeat
repeat with j = 1 to tSomethingElse
if exitMe = true then exit repeat
DoSomethingWith i,j
put true into exitMe
end repeat
end repeat
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> Richmond wrote:
>
> all the cheap American series... Oh, and, inevitably "Mission Impossible”.
Yesterday the actor Martin Landau, who appeared in that show, died at the age
of 89.
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differentiate themselves with unique features
without direct correlates on other OSes.
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n an interactive way.
If supported by LC, it would be useable beyond just moving from card to card or
swiping out a sidebar.
But of course, the particular capability shown in the video is OS-specific.
Whereas LC strives to be platform agnostic.
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> I deleted the 49 slavic spam postings manually a couple of minutes ago…
Спасибо ;)
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> local storage, and that data is subsequently
> synched to "the cloud”
You might want to take a look at Mark Talluto’s LiveCloud.
http://livecloud.io
And I agree Greg's Daybed library and CouchDB course are very good.
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he clear ones.
I wonder if it would make a difference to print snapshots of the graphic group
rather then the group itself?
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A shootout between FSM vs. scripted resizing might make a good LC Global
presentation.
The pros and cons of each. Cases where one may be better than the other. Etc.
Examples.
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ot;*" & tab & pSearchTerm
sort numeric pText
return pText
end findWordOffsets
put "Then the quick brown fox jumped over "The" very,
very lazy
red dog on the sofa.” into temp — note the extra spaces and line breaks.
put findWordO
d tab
> filter pText with "*" & tab & pSearchTerm
> sort numeric pText
> return pText
> end findWordOffsets
This just doesn’t work in all cases because splitting by space does not assure
one is splitting by true words.
:(
Sorry about that.
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Stayed at The Scotsman once. They gave us a free upgrade to the penthouse.
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Mark,
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son. Just must remember that and use more
“string-y” ways to compare strings as only strings.
For example other functions can reveal the strings “6. “ and “6.” are not the
same string, such as length(“6. “) is not equal to length( “6.”).
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“ = "6.” returns TRUE
"6. “ & “a” = "6.” & “a” returns FALSE.
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the strings to numbers.
function compareAsStrings string1, string2
return string1 & "a" = string2 & "a"
end compareAsStrings
compareAsStrings("6. ","6.") returns FALSE.
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Richmond, you’re not stupid, just ‘clude’-less. ;)
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Best of luck!
AE was and is a wonderful tool.
Viele Danke,
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in the
browser’s rect in a separate stack;
2- set the window shape of that stack to match the shape of the button;
3- position that ‘button’ stack on top of the browser widget that is in the
underlain stack.
I haven’t tried it but it may work.
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s I suggested does work and is
beautifully demonstrated in Herman’s DemoVideoBack.livecode.zip.
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ire text and
just the lines with colored characters - and back again.
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