> Peter B. wrote:
> It looks great!
> After awhile (10-15 minutes) it froze. Reloaded the page, then Safari had the
> message, “This page is using significant memory….”
Yes, I had this too. It's probably a caching problem of Safari. They do a lot of
caching, that's why they are the fastest
Well, HTML5 standalones have a display filter, just try to find out how
you can set it.
> Richmond wrote:
> "What you see is an LC-image object"
> Um, well, unfortunately NOT on my Mac Mini running WaterFox on MacOS 10.14.2
> https://www.waterfoxproject.org/en-US/
> Nor, for that matter on safari
Video-Fun2 is a major update of the HTML5 standalone "Video-Fun".
Finally all I wanted works.
This uses only "atomic" canvas2d methods of JavaScript in the
browser, no JS-packages. And, where they are fast enough in the
HTML5 engine, all the well known wonderful LC-techniques:
(US)
> Craig wrote:
> Not sure if this is still relevant in LC, but in HC, lock screen
> commands were queued. So the fix, so that one did not have to count
> the number of locks through perhaps several handlers, was:
>
> repeat until the lockScreen is false
>unlock screen
> end repeat
Yes! Or
[A] JIGSAW PUZZLE 2d-video (HTML5) is now updated to v_110
• Improved once again speed with videos a little bit.
The links are unchanged
(US) http://hh.on-rev.com/html5/jigsawPuzzle2d-video-9.0.2hhX.html
or
(EU) http://hyperhh.de/html5/jigsawPuzzle2d-video-9.0.2hhX.html
[B] JIGSAW PUZZLE
> Colin wrote:
> Frame rate is still a bit slow.
I left the whole "pieces part" (set backpattern of the pieces) in the
LiveCode/Emscripten part, which is up to 10 times slower than the IDE.
So there is no chance to improve this more.
You could see it only as a demo of "this is working".
In the
JIGSAW PUZZLE 2d-video is now updated to v_105
• Improved speed with videos a little bit.
• The width-menu computes now all sizes from 20 up to
144 that leave either width or height (or both) of the
image/video unchanged (no cropping).
• A video can now be paused. Then it can be continued
(when
JigsawPuzzle2d-video is a HTML5 standalone that demoes what LC is able to do.
I have seen such "live" computed puzzle pieces until now only in specialized
native apps.
Images.
You can choose a built-in image or import a local one into the standalone.
Moreover choose the base width for the pieces
You don't want to compute it but want to write it out into a field?
on mouseUp
put taylorsum(4,"x") into fld "OUT"
end mouseUp
function taylorsum n,x -- n is the degree, x the function argument
put "1" into s -- or: put x &"^0/0!" into s
repeat with i=1 to n
put " + " & x &"^"& i
> Roger wrote:
> I want to replace the contents of a field that contains x^n
> with x^1 or x^2 or x^3 as n= 1 or 2 or 3 etc.
You could try to write in the file "x^[[n]] + x^[[n+1]]"
and then script
put 2 into n
put merge(fld 1) into fld 1
--> yields "x^2 + x^3"
> Todd wrote:
> I assume that it is a memory leaking error. Has anyone had this problem of
> calling LiveCode function from a JavaScript function in the browser?? This
> is a HUGE problem for us as the app cannot be shipped.
Libbrowser eats on desktop up to 5 MByte of memory per second. Bug
Here is a pure LC Script handler from one of my "early" images stacks.
For large images this may become pretty slow...
## CROP image to opaque pixels
on cropIt ft
put the width of img ft into w; put the height of img ft into h
put the maskdata of img ft into mData
put numToByte(0) into
> Ralph wrote:
> I will just have to go pixel by pixel and check
> left, top, right and bottom sides for any non-zero
> RGB and delete rows/columns until one of the sides
> has an RGB that is not zero.
Here is a comparison value for that.
Using javascript from a hidden browser widget autocropping
> Ralph D.wrote
> I am downloading various images from a customer with
> varying unpredictable amount of white space around the
> image. I want to make the visible center portion images
> the same size.
Assuming the white space around is symmetric, at least proportional
to width and height, you
FrameTalkHTML5 is my end-of-year gift 2018 to the community.
It is a HTML5 standalone that can talk (send/ receive messages)
to other instances of itself in frames of the same browser window.
The instances of the standalone can come from different (local or
remote) servers.
The "installation"
> Kee N. wrote:
> Was thinking of trying it out but the details indicate that
> it is not yet ready for production.
HTML5 standalones are not made for mobile. As Matthias said,
for desktop you will always miss important features. But there
is one very important feature you can use: the
> BR wrote:
> Well after all these years, I want to know the original width
> and height of reference image ...
You could use the formattedWidth and the formattedHeight.
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> Brian M. wrote:
> Try this one (similar concept)
> http://forums.livecode.com/viewtopic.php?p=173867#p173867
This will not work. I just tried:
The map widget updates in short intervals like a movie.
Even a native button disappears.
So the overlaying native object should also use a fast update
BrowserSnapshot updated to v015:
• Removed a bug.
• Added also scrolling snapshots when the viewport is horizontally clipping.
• There is also an example for how to hide overlays (menu, chat, campaign) in
pages like livecode.com (test livecode.com after the page is fully loaded).
**This is now
BrowserSnapshot makes an image of the *whole* HTML content of a browser widget
(while waiting for printToPdf from the browser widget in 9.x).
The image may get a height of several thousands pixels.
** It works currently only for (horizontally) responsive HTML pages, that is if
the widget doesn't
> Bob S. wrote:
> I tried this on a copier web portal. It produced a 0 kbyte file with no
> image.
So the imagedata of the canvas was empty.
Thus a pdf created from the DOM will also not work with such pages.
It will have to rely on the print-layout of the portal: Can you print it
correctly
HTMLtoIMAGE
makes an image of the *whole* HTML content of a browser widget
(while waiting for printToPdf from the browser widget in 9.x).
The image may have a height of several thousands pixels.
Download from "Sample Stacks" or
http://livecodeshare.runrev.com/stack/919/
The stack is based on the
> Kaveh wrote:
> You are right. It's getting complicated :-) So why does 200A allow
> wrapping and 200B does not?
Perhaps a team member can come in? And corrects this/explains this better:
0x200B is probably not in LC's word-break table (for word wrapping)
because it is usually used to indicate
is true) you don't need any additional word-break
char, you could then simply use the middot numToCodePoint(0x00B7) instead
of space.
> hh wrote:
> ... The zero width space is non word-breaking in LC and an opportunity of word
> breaking elsewhere...
The examples of my last post show a marker but ignore the initial zoom.
The following shows the marker and also respects the zoom (1-19).
(Tested on desktop only).
on mouseUp
put 8 into z
put 45.829321 into la
put -109.904418 into lo
set url of widget "browser" to \
> Kaveh wrote:
> On the live conversion, you are adding a unicode character before
> a space, say. That means two characters and therefore two character
> widths. Is there a way of making spaces zero width, or the new characters
> overlapping the space etc? Ideally I want the text widths of lines
You could moreover add the following to the field's script.
on rawkeyup k
switch k
case 65288 -- backspace
put word 4 of the selectedChunk into cx
if char cx of me is among the items of \
(numToCodePoint(0x23CE),numToCodePoint(0x21E5),numToCodePoint(0x00B7))
> Kaveh wrote:
> I need the user to edit as normal and with normal functionality but see the
> normally
> invisible characters. So seems I would need a native solution. :-(
This works for me (TMHO, this demonstrates the beauty of LC).
Script your field with the following.
on rawkeyDown k
> Kaveh wrote:
> What I am looking for is a native replacement of a return, say,
> with a visible characters wherever it appears.
You have to replace return with if you wish
to preserve the line breaks.
Similarly
• have you to replace space with if you wish
to preserve the word breaks,
• have
> Mike wrote:
> ... does anyone know what needs to be added to the code in order to place a
> "marker" into the map location? ...
> This is what I generate now:
> https://www.google.com/maps/@45.829321,-109.904418,10z
http://maps.google.com/maps?q=45.829321,-109.904418=10=h
The t=h is for a
fails.
> >> Is this a limitation of the implementation of the browser in LiveCode,
> >> or is there a setting I have to set?
> >
> > hh wrote:
>
> > The getUserMedia() dialog doesn't work in the browser widget.
> > You could try to do that &qu
the Browser Widget (or a plain
>> native browser), it doesn’t ask to use the camera and it all fails.
>> Is this a limitation of the implementation of the browser in LiveCode,
>> or is there a setting I have to set?
>
> hh wrote:
> The getUserMedia() dialog
> Kaveh wrote:
> Any way of selecting or copying text from the PDF file?
> Any way of finding a particular text in the PDF?
The problem is:
The viewer template of pdfJS cannot be used if one would like to load
PDFs from anywhere, not only from a server where the script resides.
So I had to use
Sorry, the styledText method of my last post had a logic fault
(style-runs without textcolor are ignored).
The following works now for me.
-- styledText method
on mouseUp
put the millisecs into m1
lock screen; lock messages
put the styledText of field "text" into tTextA
repeat for each
> Hakan wrote:
> The code will not work if you have htmltext containing the text "color=" like:
> To set the color you can use color="#fa3b42"
Oh yes, was rather silly of me not to keep this in mind. There is a simple
remedy:
put ("color=" is in fld 1) into isInField
if isInField then replace
> Richard G. wrote:
> ... Is there anything in MacPaint that can't be done with LC's bitmap objects?
"That can't be done" wins always, because the only limit for LC is the sky
(more exactly, sadly, the sky below the 65535-limit for all coordinates).
But there's a lot of features that are not
Some of you may be interested in the following "mathy beauty".
Under all circles with integer radius 0 < r <= 1 there
are four "magic" ones with radius 5, 25, 65 and 325.
These four have relatively many points of *integers* (x,y)
such that x^2 + y^2 = r^2.
(These points are NOT rounded values
> Kaveh wrote:
> I can confirm that the htmltext method works beautifully and blindingly fast.
So we have here two methods:
The htmlText-method and the styledText-method.
There is an interesting result in the speed comparison of the two methods.
Here the htmlText-method is significantly faster
> Kaveh wrote:
> I am looking to hide any line that contains no textcolor anywhere.
I already gave you one that hides *exactly* these lines
(as you already wished in your first post).
> Hermann wrote:
> Here yet another fast method.
>
> on mouseUp
> put the millisecs into m1
> lock
The following works tested here on desktop, should work everywhere where the
browser widget works.
1. Overlay browser widget "browser" with a browser widget "loader" (that
displays a loading animation).
2. Load the slow loading url into widget "browser".
3. Hide widget "loader" by
If showing *only* lines with colored text means that all others
are hidden then you could use:
...
set hidden of line i of fld "text" to \
(the textcolor of line i of fld "text" is empty)
...
Trevor's script would then read:
...
put (tTextA[i]["runs"][1]["style"]["textcolor"] is empty) \
The getUserMedia() dialog doesn't work in the browser widget.
You could try to do that "as javascript" in your HTML5 app.
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The limit of LC is not the sky but the 65535-limit
for coordinates of every object.
A line width can't be longer than 65535 pixels.
And if you have columns with a width of 11 pixels
each, then the right of column 5958 is 65538 what
is "off-limits".
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Sometimes one wishes to have a unique PDF display, independent of the
user's current internet-plugin. Or one wishes to have a feature that
these plugins don't have (for example rotation). Then pdf.js comes in.
hhPDFViewer is a basic GUI to the JavaScript pdf library "pdf.js"
(
If the PDF is embedded by ordinary HTML (= set url of the
browser widget or use in its htmlText , or
) then you can't decide for the user which plugin
to use.
But the user can force this for himself by moving the
corresponding plugin(s) in/out of the plugins-folder
(which is on Mac
Here's a scenario that makes your scripts nevertheless valuable.
If they implement "Decimal number" for LC Builder, what I hope,
because the numbers implementation in LCB is rather uncomplete.
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On LC Global (Nov 2018, Monthly report) Kevin and Ali announced among
others "Decimal Number Implementation", see my screenshot
http://forums.livecode.com/viewtopic.php?f=76=31797
This is probably close to an arbitrary-precision Decimal type,
I know the javascript version:
[Dictionary/map]
set the region of widget "Map" to "55.9533,-3.1883, 10, 10"
The region of a map widget is a tuple describing the map region
currently displayed; the first two items are the centerCoordinates and
the second two the span.
set the centerCoordinates of widget "Map" to
You can use the params to see what arrives.
Most probably you didn't convert the parameters of the handler
in the JavaScript to arrays or strings.
LiveCode expects strings or arrays as params of javaScriptHandlers.
So "combine" on the LC side and/or ".toString()" on the JS side are
your
> James H. wrote:
> I added the "window.onscroll" function definition to the
> same handler I use to adjust the font-size of the page
> being displayed as I know that works there.
Did you add it separated by ";"? For the command
do js in widget "Browser"
*** the string js is not allowed to
James.
You are looking for difficulties that are not present.
A. Do once:
A1. put into widget's or card's script
(this is a javaScriptHandler):
on jsNotify v
put the seconds &": "& v into fld "info" -- or your action
end jsNotify
A2. From a button or msg (or use the property inspector):
The following works for me.
Write this code into a variable or a field:
window.onscroll = function() {
if (window.innerHeight + window.pageYOffset >=
document.body.offsetHeight) liveCode.jsNotify('I am at the bottom');
};
(a) Then script:
do in widget "browser" if you can't control the
some markup and load
> the HTML
> text into the browser widget as a local ‘offline’ page.
>
>> hh wrote:
>> Browser widget usage examples:
>> http://forums.livecode.com/viewtopic.php?f=93=29018
>>
>> Andre G. wrote:
>> Then in the LC part you can do something
Browser widget usage examples:
http://forums.livecode.com/viewtopic.php?f=93=29018
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> James H. wrote:
> Context: I want to be able to change the font-size displayed
> in the browser. The pages being displayed all use the same
> external css. I thought that by changing the font-size
> definition with the css and saving it back to disk, a reload
> of the page would use the new
To disable caching of an input css file (or js script file) this
works with every browser:
Either change the file name of the input file
or add a counter value (or timestamp) to the filename,
for example
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> JLG wrote:
>
> > hh wrote:
> > Alex,
> > you and JLG are important LiveCoders. What you say has double weight.
> > From that alone you should double check what you claim to be true.
>
> Well, at least I have finally become "splendid" at someth
> Tom G. wrote:
> ...just out of curiosityis it just on my system ? or the right click
> grab of the widget doesn't work?
Sorry, I wrote this while updating my TextEdit widget (which will allow to
grab the widget). But the browser widget doesn't pass "mouseDown", so the
mouseDown handler here
Alex,
you and JLG are important LiveCoders. What you say has double weight.
>From that alone you should double check what you claim to be true.
Wrong assertions are no argument against a method but speed is one,
of course.
Anyway, it is fine that David G. has now a fast way to do his work.
What's interesting with that is once again a comparison LC 6 against LC 9.
I tested with 1 lines of text (King James bible, Genesis up to 5|16) and
*non-wrapping fields*, separator tab:
LC 9.0.1 needs in average 370 ms for numbering, 330 ms for denumbering,
LC 6.7.11 needs in average 170 ms
> Alex T. wrote:
> You require to keep the line ordering completely unchanged -
> and Hermann's superfast method can't meet that need.
> JLG wrote:
> You're right, split deletes duplicates. In fact, I use it as a quick way
> to do just that.
You are both spendidly wrong:
Could you please
>> David G. wrote:
>> Thanks Geoff, I did play with Split, but one of the reasons for numbering
>> is to make any identical lines unique. With split, for any that are not,
>> all but one is deleted. So definitely not the result I wanted.
From that previous answer I concluded you intend to index
We already know that this is not possible by "ordinary" controls
because the browser widget has a native layer.
(Except we"bundle" your controls in a floating window.)
But there is one way more (I use it for updating my Textedit
widget).
Of course you can overlay a browser widget with a browser
see there
>>> card "LineNums, tab "Nb2").
>>>
>>> This needs here on a medium fast machine (Mac mini, 2.5GHz) in average
>>> with LC 9.0.1 (which is at about 30% faster than LC 8.1.10 with that):
>>>
>>> 680 ms for 1 lines to add the l
chine (Mac mini, 2.5GHz) in average
with LC 9.0.1 (which is at about 30% faster than LC 8.1.10 with that):
680 ms for 1 lines to add the line numbers,
650 ms for 1 lines to remove the line numbers,
both incl. the field update (a lot of long lines are to break).
-- Add "inline line numbe
As Craig said, your rules are not consistent to standards:
You sort *after* the first period numeric with the exception
that leading zeros are "valid".
That's why the replace in the following function is needed.
This now yields exactly your custom sort order:
function gregSort s
set itemdel
Thanks for looking at that, Brian.
Your help could make encoding spring to life in LCB.
See also bug #20521 and
http://lists.runrev.com/pipermail/use-livecode/2017-November/243064.html
Hermann
> Brian M. wrote:
> Looks like work was started for adding encoding functions to LCB:
>
> Malte P. wrote:
> Hey HH!
Hey Malte!
> 1) This is amazingly fast!
The judgement of the master of animations ...
The speed too blew me away the first time it worked.
Everything is done by computing and applying an
affine transform for the canvas.
> 2) Where do I put the money
### v1.0.0 Aug 25, 2018 ... first (nearly) complete version
### v1.1.0 Oct 17, 2018 ... first version on "Sample Stacks"
Widget ImageWidget will blow you away. Why?
Because it demonstrates the enormous possibilities that LiveCode
Builder already provides. I tried to do everything in pure LCB.
> Geoff C. wrote:
> I fixed that, and I don't know how.
Did you already try to solve that by using dragMove
instead of mouseMove?
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Alex,
the date picker needs for self-sizing at least "selectedDate"
in its property array. So this is minimal and works:
on mouseUp
put "" into tP["selectedDate"] -- yields "today"
popup widget "community.livecode.hermann.datepicker" \
at 100,100 with properties tP
if it is not
> Tom G. wrote:
> Its interestingWhat is the problem this invention solves? is there a
> use case for using such a time format? What did you use it for?
This is a "must-do" for a mathematician. To use such solutions for an
open problem is in general the job of engineers.
I use as desktop
BaseClock is a new widget that displays by special "digits" the
time encoded to a number base in range 2-60.
Encoded is each of the time items (hours, minutes, seconds).
For base 2 this is known as "Binary encoded decimals".
The display is unique (I invented that) as it doesn't use
characters
> Bob S. wrote:
> I think my project has IDs in the millions now.
OMG!
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> Bill P. wrote:
> I love the datepicker!
Relating to the datepicker widget I should once again acknowledge
the basic work of Elanor (calendar widget) and Bernd (additions to
the calendar widget) and hints/comments by Bernd.
[The algorithms I used are translated to LCB from the LCS of Raspi
The following community widgets are now available as
"fat" widgets, that is they are installed or removed
for both LC 8 and 9 and they work identically in both.
All widgets are available on "Sample Stacks" or via
livecodeshare (as given below).
An asterisk (*) indicates a new feature (and/or a
> Bob S. wrote:
> I suspect all they did was take the old browser object and wrap
> it in a widget that it can respond to and send messages.
The widget is more than a simple wrapper.
It is more comfortable and works (with the right settings) for
most use cases too on linux.
TMHO, it is one of
BR,
you could try to "send in time" instead of a repeat loop.
say use 32 millisecs.
Then every action to stop has enough time to come in.
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See my demo here:
http://forums.livecode.com/viewtopic.php?p=152773#p152773
Overlays the widget while this plays a video.
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Updated SVGText to v1.5.1
Made this also to a "fat" widget (for LC 8 and 9) and
gave a new name for the Tools palette.
IMPORTANT:
The kind of the widget has changed to
"community.livecode.hermann.svgtext". You may have to
adjust some of your scripts accordingly (sorry).
SVGText is a widget for
Made the ClockAround widget also to a "fat" widget
(for LC 8 and 9) and renamed it for the Tools palette.
The sample stack contains buttons for installing/
uninstalling the widget to/ from LC 8 and 9.
There is also a substack to display the widget using
its outline as windowshape.
The widget
Updated to v2.1.1.
Made this also to a "fat" widget (for LC 8 and 9) and
gave a new name for the Tools palette.
The functionality is of v2.1.0, please see here:
http://forums.livecode.com/viewtopic.php?p=158112#p158112
Download IconGrid89_v211 from "Sample Stacks" or from
Updated to v102, the link is still valid
( http://livecodeshare.runrev.com/stack/901 )
Made now also to a "fat" widget (for LC 8 and 9).
**I needed a unique naming system for the kind of
the widget and the widget's name in the "Tools"
palette. To get less confused when developing...
IMPORTANT:
Updated to v108, the link is still valid
( http://livecodeshare.runrev.com/stack/903 )
Added now the source code
(and a new name for the widget in the "Tools" palette).
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Matthias,
I was just curious if anybody would ask about that. As you
are the first one in three months or so:
Congratulations, you may use this widgets for free in ALL
your apps.
The fund is the idea that the community has some money
available if a developer (of the community) has serious
Just uploaded a date picker widget to "Sample Stacks".
Grab it from there or download DatePicker_v107 from
http://livecodeshare.runrev.com/stack/903
This is a *sample-stack* that has also buttons to install
or remove the widget. The widget is "fat" (contains LC 8
and 9 modules), loaded will by
AE is a treasure chest for scripting techniques, no wide open.
Thanks, Malte.
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> BR wrote:
> Related use case: some web pages download a "ton" of
> javascript at start up.
> I can't find a way to set a "spinner/I-am-downloading"
> on the screen, until we get some content appearing on
> the page.
For your own pages you could use pace
> Jerry J. wrote:
> I think he mentioned curved “lines”. That is a
> whole other kettle of fish.
The OP speaks of "functions for the lines", so
either he means "math lines" or, as you say,
continuous curves, say polynomials.
Yes, this isn't solvable for polynomials of higher
degree by formulas
@Richmond.
You (and the author) overlooked that we have, since 1.0,
is within .
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> Mike K. wrote:
> ... I have no idea what document.activeElement.blur() is supposed to do ...
The HTMLElement.blur() method removes keyboard focus from the current element.
Is Google or similar defunct with you?
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It is not this complicated. Only if you are looking for
the intersection of two line *segments* you have do a
few more checks.
A LC object "line" is a line segment given by two pairs
of points (x,y).
The OP probably mean with line the math object line that is
given by and passing through these
> Mike K. wrote:
> How do we take focus away from the browser widget?
Did you already try
do "document.activeElement.blur()" in widget "browser" ?
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Sorry, the correct link is
http://livecodeshare.runrev.com/stack/902/
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ControlHandles_v100 (LC Script stack)
is a group of handles (polygon and graphics) that essentialy
work, in browse mode, like the object handles in pointer mode.
The demo stack needs LC 8 or 9 because of contained widgets.
(linux users: there are also 2 browser widgets in there).
The copied
@Brian (using the complement of your approach):
IIRC, if there is one object outside of the group
then this doesn't exist while the group is edited.
So if there is no btn "TOP" (outside of the group)
then the group is in edit mode -- any group.
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This is great work. Thanks.
Admittedly, one has always to get accustomed gradually to the
new features of Navigator. This time I needed one hour alone
for getting informed about these.
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I have it ALWAYS with Safari 11 (MacOS 10.12.6), it's seldom
only when using Firefox.
Also with Safari I need at about 10 times to "logout" before
it works, again that's seldom only when using Firefox.
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Just uploaded a (slightly improved) LC 9 version of my
ColorPicker-widget to "Sample Stacks".
Or download widget ColorPicker_v101 from
http://livecodeshare.runrev.com/stack/901
This is a *demo-stack* that has also buttons to install/remove
the the widget.
Examples in the stack (incl. scripts to
> Brian wrote:
> I'll need to take your stack/widget and see how what it generates
> compares to conversions from the source svg file (for the Font
> Awesome stuff). Since you are adding back information that was
> stripped when converting to an icon, my guess is that the results
> should be
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