Tore.
Did you notice the difference in Craig's post?
We can't use
'from point A to the points of'
but either 'from point A to point B' or 'to the points of'.
Hermann
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'Lock moves' or 'set lockmoves to true'
works here as it should with LC 8.1.1 and 9.0.0-dp1 on MacOS 10.12.1.
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Tested to work here in LC 9.0.0-dp1 on
MacOS 10.12.1
Win 7/10
Linux (Mint173)
on mouseUp
put specialfolderPath(home)&"/test.png" into sph
export snapshot from img "test" to file sph as PNG
end mouseUp
So you could test whether you have write permission in the
folder where you wish to
I'm so tired, but there is an exit from my typos:
function numToCode n
return numToCodePoint(n)
end numToCode
;-)
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> Richmond M. wrote:
> *put (numToCodePoint(107) & numToCodePoint(104)) into \
> fld "fDECODE"* where /(numToCodePoint(107) & numToCodePoint(104))/ vary?
You could try
put "107,104" & "104,107" & ... into myNums
repeat for each line L in myNums
put numTocode(item 1 of L) & numToCode(item 2
> Richmond M. wrote:
> .. put numToCodePoint(107) into fld "TRANZ" which worked
> perfectly OK in 4.5 does NOT work in 8.1 HOWEVER; if I
> rename fld "TRANZ" to "fTRANZ" this works:
> put numToCodePoint(107) into fld "fTRANZ"
Such effects usually indicate that there was more than one field
named
> Monte wrote:
> Peter has asked me to "Please name this function with a verb"
Perhaps he simply meant:
set property "name" of this function to "a verb"?
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> > BR wrote:
> > Drop Shadow Not Available on SVG widget
> Jeanne D. wrote:
> Can you put it in a group and set a drop shadow for the group?
This is a real smart trick: Grouping (one or more) widgets.
Not only for "adding" bitmap-effects to the widget, also for
astounding visual effects by
If documents/stacks titled "Untitled" is OK,
why not objects (short) named "Unnamed"? ;-)
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Mike,
you have a good and clear concept (and LC will have probably soon
one too?).
What I can't see in this discussion is the "mass of widgets".
This sounds as if there were already close to 1000(!) in the
folks. What I can find is below 40, not such a mass.
I started a community thread, nobody
I know Bernd better than he is aware of ;-)
The one and only reason of this 'unlucky' naming was
the desire, to retain Elanor's authorship, acknowledging
her fundamental work not only with that widget.
Monte's proposal is much better, but it could read
metadata version is
DropShadow can be made available in LCB, just extend
the widget with your code for that and rebuild it.
Or:
Use the SVGText-widget, which has (fixed) dropshadow.
For that do in the Property Inspector of the SVGText-widget
[1] check "useShadow" in section "Colors",
[2] copy the iconPath of the
send in -the seconds seconds ?
Job has to be done in 1970 ... When I was a young man with curly hair.
Monte, please build a time machine.
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... [3] Or try to use
send doIt to stack worker in 0 millisecs
this is 16 times faster than 0 ticks ;-)
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[1] There is also Jacque's recent(?) info: send may also be called with a
negative argument in order to overtake the current queue:
send doIt to stack worker in -1 millisecs
[2] Or try to use "call" that has one big advantage:
"call" preserves the target, not "send", not "dispatch"
see
The text measurement of LC 8 was a lot improved for using 'modern'
fonts. The _only_ disadvantage to see is the 'topmargin-bug'
depending also on the font used (has it 'good' font metrics?).
With my standard field-settings (LC's default) I use in
preopenCard or preopenStack or ... preopenControl
The problem may come from the Unicode paragraph separator (0x2029).
You could use Stephen's stack for inspecting the clipboard, see thread "Special
paste".
Possibly also MacOS 10.9.6 and later have a better clipboard-'conversion'
support ...
> Michael J.L. wrote:
> I’ve just installed LiveCode
@Stephen.
This is really a great stack. TMHO, it should become a 'standard'
plugin for LC 8/9 (the 'old' clipboardData-version for LC 6/7).
In the meantime, please upload it to "Sample Stacks" (livecodeshare)?
> Stephen B. wrote:
> I've updated my clipboard data exploring stack to include RAW
@Bob.
After your answer I read Charles' question again. Probably he asks
for the other way: how to match the styled text of the 'paste-target'
*in LC*?
@Charles. If this is correct, then you could try to insert the
clipboardData["text"] or use menu Edit > Paste Unformatted.
This has no style and
Made my first 'stable' versions of community widgets:
#42: widget SVGText v1.0.0
#43: widget ClockAround v1.0.1
#44: widget BezierClock v1.0.1
#46: widget DigitClock v1.0.1
#47: widget hhPolygon v1.0.0
See 'Community widgets' (in the LC Builder-subforum):
@Dave
I wrote a (long) snippet as answer to your question in the LC-Builder forum.
If you prefer to stay here or don't like that then tell me and I'll
delete that post.
Hope this is approximately what you asked for.
@ Craig
Sounds impressive. Could you please show as a photograph of that "jewel"?
Hi Dave.
Me and probably others are willing to help you,
but me not here. Because
= I wish to have the chance to edit the code,
= I wish to have the the chance to attach files or pictures.
There is a LC Builder subforum
http://forums.livecode.com/viewforum.php?f=93
that has, by the way, already
[Transmission error:]
I recompiled the library using 8.1.1rc2. Then I had
success with the widget on Win 7/10 using 8.1.1 and 9.0.0.
On Linux(Mint 173) and MacOS 10.12 it worked without recompiling,
on both using LC 8.1.1 and 9.0.0.
*** This seems to be a problem whenever the widget format
Very good and interesting stack.
Hopefully you do think about extending that to the rawClipboardData?
On Mac there is a ClipboardViewer
(https://developer.apple.com/library/content/samplecode/ClipboardViewer/)
that shows even more entries in the clipboard than the rawClipboardData
reports, after
Sadly this may depend more on user's OS than on the LC version or
your compiling OS.
I had a similar issue with pasting to Mail on Mac OS > 10.10. This
disappeared when I used the rawClipboardData[key] (exactly to such
"plainText"-encodings there is an example for different platforms).
>
Typo, sorry:
In the usage example read
put the foreColor of fld "Text" into fC
instead of
put the backColor of fld "Text" into fC
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Below are two functions on base of the ones mentioned in the
W3C's Accessibility Recommendations. They work fine here for me.
To test these, I made a stack for the Raspi collection in the forum.
This stack contains also a _simple_ algorithm for _trying_ to get a
textColor on base of the current
Peter M.B. wrote:
> But isn’t there something more fundamentally wrong with this measure,
> with the criteria outlined by Sannyasin:
>> * Small text should have a contrast ratio of at least 4.5:1 against
> its background. A ratio of 7:1 is preferred.
>> * Large text (at 14 pt bold/18 pt
> Jacqueline L.G. wrote:
> Does this work well enough?:
>
> function luminanceRatio c1,c2 -- pass two RGB triplets
>put calcLuminance(c1) into tL1
>put calcLuminance(c2) into tL2
>return max(tL1,tL2) / min(tL1,tL2)
> end luminanceRatio
>
> function calcLuminance pRGB
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Mike K. wrote:
> Perhaps you should have a look at what's coming in 9 before you laugh at it.
> The last three major versions brought major changes. 9 is kinda important.
Hi Mike,
as far as I can see nobody really laughed at the possible contents of 9.
The matter of 'jokes' was the speed of
Tore N. wrote:
> I think I have come across an error in the SVG icon widget. If the mouse
> is released outside of the widget, the mouseUp handler is trigged even if
> the user has moved the pointer outside of the rect of the widget.
> The mouseLeave handler is correctly triggered before the
Richmond M. wrote:
> Why do I get a funny feeling that those numbers (6,7,8,9 ...)
> get closer and closer together.
The relative growth of the version numbers is strictly decreasing,
for example from 5 to 6 there was an increase of 20%, from 8 to 9
there will be an increase of 12.5% only. So, in
Devin A. wrote:
> It’s been there a few days but is still unconfirmed.
AFAIK Panos has a holiday break.
> I have seen this in LC 8 and above.
I can confirm it for LC 8 but I couldn't find LC 9 for download on any page ;-)
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I adjusted your function a litte bit (and it works now here).
There is a new parameter for testing the upper/lower half
of the image (this param = empty tests the full image).
The mouseUp is my suggestion for a first testing. On base of
these two values you could develop a decision rule for a
There is still one option that uses a weighted grayLevel-mean
(I use these weights in imageJIT). This would reflect more
than simple averaging that one wants a dark/light decision.
return (0.1*byteToNum(byte 2 of iData) \
+ 0.6*byteToNum(byte 3 of iData) \
+ 0.3*byteToNum(byte 4 of
> So is there a fast, efficient way to analyze a 1200 X 800 px
> image to get this average brightness value.
You could try the following function. It is "dirty" (the definition
of 'brightness' is also unsharp!), but it is very fast.
local ii="tmp-1.414214"
-- uses the average color intensity of
Yet another option could be to set the ink of the object to "blendLighten".
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> Richmond M. wrote:
> 'Twould be nice . . . if:
> clickChunk always yielded a 'word', and clickLine always yielded a line.
This works for here in a field's script (also listField).
function clickWord
return word clickWordNum() of me
end clickWord
function clickWordNum
if the clickChar is
> Jeanne DeV. wrote:
> I need to take an imageSource (short ID or short name) and
> figure out a full object reference to the image in question.
If I understand your question correctly:
The HTMLtext of the field holds the source info
that is used to set the imageSource.
For example
or .
or .
> Peter Bogd. wrote:
> > I’m planning an HTML5 application that will use audio files ...
AFAIK audio is not (yet) implemented in the HTML5 standalone builder.
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> Mike B. wrote:
> I wasn't sure it would work on the others (not tested) but
> cool that it does. I've been wondering how things are shoved
> together in the builder... If there just happens to be a
> match in someones properties, fields, labels.. whatever..
> Is there a chance that the wrong
Correction (forgot "+" after "]"):
> Mike B. wrote (summarised):
> put ".*([0-9]+\.[0-9]+\.[0-9]+).*" into tstring
> get matchtext url ("binfile:" & \
>"path/to/standalone.exe",tstring,tMatch)
> put tMatch
My first example "6.7.11" was pure fun because your 'old'
script finds of course the
> Mike B. wrote (summarized):
> put ".*([0-9]\.[0-9]\.[0-9]).*" into tstring
> get matchtext url ("binfile:" & \
> "path/to/standalone.exe",tstring,tMatch)
> put tMatch
My first example "6.7.11" was pure fun because your 'old'
script finds of course the substring "6.7.1".
But know we are even
> Mike B. wrote:
> put ".*([0-9]\.[0-9]\.[0-9]).*" into tstring
> get matchtext url ("binfile:" & \
> "path/to/standalone.exe",tstring,tMatch)
> put tMatch
This is admirable insight.
But why don't you like 6.7.11? ;-)
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Of course the eight cases are
A and B and C
A and B and not C
A and not B and C
not A and B and C
A and not B and not C
not A and B and not C
not A and not B and C
not A and not B and not C
You know: There are three kinds of mathematicians: A first kind is able
to count, the second one is not
One may look at that as a logic flow chart, the most compact view
I know. For example: for booleans A,B,C you have the pairwise disjoint
cases (ready for a switch)
A and B and C
A and B and not C
A and not B and C
not A and B and C
A and not B and not C
A and not B and not C
not A and B and not
> Bob S. wrote:
> Anyone know of a good logic flow chart editor? I am having difficulty
> whenever building complex control structures. When I have 3 or 4
> conditions that can be true or false, affecting whether or not I even
> check for conditions further down the line, I get lost pretty
> Richmond M. wrote
> Back to the Garden of Eden
The big problem may be that you already bit into (the) apple.
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Thank you all very much for the detailed and patient information.
Yes, there was a big misunderstanding about RTL/LTR by me, because
language-script directions can be deliberately mixed ('bidirectional',
as I read in an LC 7 introductory blog).
>From that I concluded erroneously a wrong in-memory
Ali,
probably it's about time that you give at RTL-lesson/blog/tutorial?
Would be very appreciated.
> Ali wrote:
> the number of items in 'ab' is not an invariant of its read order,
> unless you reverse the characters in the delimiter too.
> When the item delimiter is 'aa', the items of 'baaa'
> Monte wrote:
> Hmm... I've got to say I'm a little on the ignorant
> side of things with regard to RTL text in LiveCode but
> my understanding is it's only a field thing and any
> chunk references are always LTR. Happy to be educated
> though!
Sorry Monte,
I thought (erroneously?) that
> > Hermann wrote:
> > Why is the number of items or having the property "item"
> > of a string dependent on the writing/reading direction
> > of the string?
> Monte wrote:
> Hmm… I’ll answer your question with a question: Which item is item 1?
The string "a," has currently ..
[RTL] ..
Why is the number of items or having the property "item"
of a string dependent of the writing/reading direction
of the string?
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> jbv wrote:
> but I was wondering if there was a property or something similar...
> For instance, this would be very handy :
> disable line 2 of fld "listField"
Not exactly what you want, but a similar property works for me:
set hidden of line 2 of fld "listField" to true
> Roger G. wrote:
> What do you monitor to determine if the user
> clicked one or the other of these [little] arrows?
The 'Little Arrows' control works for me via
scrollbarLineDec and scrollbarLineInc
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> Is there a command to merge two array variables into one?
This works for me:
union array1 with array2 [recursively]
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Smoothing-(Bezier-)Algorithms.
the usability depends on what you want to do:
[1] Smooth draw or
[2] approximate a few polygon lines by a smooth curve.
HTML5 version (check "smoothing").
http://hh.on-rev.com/html5/krikelKrakel2a-8.0.0-dp-15X.html
Runs much faster in the IDE, see how to download
ou hire a the
right new LiveCode developers onto your team"
Regrds, Hermnn
Klaus major-k wrote
> Hi Hermann,
>
>> Am 30.07.2016 um 17:00 schrieb [-hh]
> hh@.on-rev
> :
>>
>> [1] As to the sentence you cite:
>> Why should have "your team" no &
[1] As to the sentence you cite:
Why should have "your team" no "a"?
Or: What means "your tem?"
[2] The sentence you cite is not there.
https://livecode.com/services/
Matt Maier wrote
> It's off topic, but in the spirit of wanting Livecode to be as good as it
> can be, this sentence shouldn't
What you wish for chunks of a field may be partially intended to
develop with the 'text-field-extension' of the last pledging.
The possible 'bug':
Did you check the threeD setting (true) of the field, that is
*conditional* for the field's bottomColor to be affected?
It's similar with the
This kind of a points list is a typical application for "repeat with ..
step",
we had it here recently ...
on mouseUp
repeat with j=0.1 to 12.5 step 0.1
put cr & (sin(j)*cos(j)*300 + 400, cos(j)*300 + 400) after pts
end repeat
set points of grc "g1" to char 2 to -1 of pts
end mouseUp
Script your grouped image with the following.
local iAmDragged=false
on mouseDown
set lockloc of me to true
put the loc of me into iL
put item 1 of iL into i1
put item 2 of iL into i2
lock cursor; set cursor to hand
put true into iAmDragged
dragMeInGrp i1,i2,the mouseH-i1,the
Richmond:
> but as I have a vast number of controls to work through
> that is still going to be extremely tedious
One click?
on mouseUp
repeat ... stacks ...
repeat ... cards of stack
repeat ... parts of card
replaceMyThings(the script of part ...)
end repeat
end
Nabble interprets somehow the chars "q u o t".
So replace the rubbish around "fProc".
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A simple (quick and dirty) non-regex solution (use LC 7 or LC 8)
on mouseUp
put replaceMyThings(fld 1) into fld 2
end mouseUp
function replaceMyThings LL
set itemdelimiter to "set the unicodeText of fld "& \
quote&"fPROC"&" to numToCodePoint("
repeat for each line L in LL
; repeat until x > 20
> --do something
> add 1 to x
> end repeat
> on mouseUp
>
> R.
>
> On 23.07.2016 18:02, [-hh] wrote:
>> Richmond wrote
>>> "not recommended". If someone can explain in
>>> a way that
Richmond wrote
> "not recommended". If someone can explain in
> a way that makes reasonable sense ...
Predict the result of the following loop and
remove or not the "shiftkey-exit":
on mouseUp
repeat with x = 1 to 20
-- add -1 to x -- not recommended
add -4/3 to x -- not recommended
Paul_Hibbert wrote
> ... setting the liveResizing of the stack to false does exit fullscreen
> mode,
> although the stack grows in height by 22px!
The most useful bug of the year!
Works in LC 6/7/8 and also this way:
set liveresizing of this stack to the liveresizing of this stack
Sadly
Being a naive user I created a new stack with LC 8.0.1
and scripted it:
on resizestack
set rect of widget "browser" to the rect of this card
end resizestack
Then dragged the browser widget to the stack, pasted
http://livecode.com/updated-platform-support-policy/
into the URL-field
and
ately the menu bar
> is OK, so it's easy to Quit and restart.
>
> 4. Worrying.
>
> The "status" display says "431 stacks online" - but selecting "All /
> All" says "showing 10 of 362 results".
>
> Where are the other 71 ?
>
>
&
The revonline stacks *ARE* on github.
Last change revonlinelibrary.rev: a year ago
Last change revonline.rev: 3 months ago
I wonder why Richard speaks of work-"load"
of the core team by revOnline?
Who did it last did it *very* good, runs stable.
The database handling is a well working script.
Usually one would do
put cr & resultOfFilter2 after resultOfFilter1
So the problem could be:
What should "filter .. after tVar" exactly do?
Simply concatenate?
Or use the current linedelimiter as "connector"?
Alex Tweedly wrote
> OK, so it's not that new - it was added in 6.1 :-)
>
> filter
It's connected to that. You could add your enhancement request there?
http://quality.livecode.com/show_bug.cgi?id=18010
Alex Tweedly wrote
> I've always just used the 'english' version, i.e.
>
> put the files into tVar
>
> rather than the function version,
>
>put files() into tVar
>
w a method to upload
(zipped) widgets to revOnline. ***
p.s. How about a *control* that is a
'scripted zip container'? As part of
'PowerTools'?
mwieder wrote
> [-hh] hh@... writes:
>
>> zipContainer is a "utility"-stack (I uploaded yesterday) that
>> sets a zip as prope
to extract the zip.
mwieder wrote
> [-hh] hh@... writes:
>
>> That's not true, you can upload zips. Simply use the zipContainer there:
>> Drag your zip to the stack (=zipContainer) and upload the stack
>
> I don't understand this.
> The three options are Stack, Co
AndyP wrote
> I still often browse through the stacks and scripts on RevOnline and have
> found them in many cases very useful. I have added a fair number of items
> myself (and have a few more to add) but do get frustrated at not being
> able to add zips which I believe would be the first item to
I don't have errors with LC 6/7/8 from a script (not msg).
>From msg box I have also no errors when using LC 6 and 7.
But from msg box with LC 8.
This is probably a bug in LC 8, that msg box command tries to *evaluate*
the second param.
You can see this if you use for example
Give revOnline another chance.
*** Kill all prefs *** and (re-)set the revOnline prefs
tabs to your needs.
I have always very fast displays and downloads here.
Auto-login works, editing, download and upload.
Meanwhile tested on LC 6/7/8 and virtual and 'real' OS:
Mac
> Searching revOnline is awkward at best. I have a hard enough
> time trying to find stacks that I have uploaded, and that's starting
> from the point that I know they exist.
I wonder about that. If I type "Wieder" and click "GO"
I have immediately a list or grid of 10 stacks, sorted by date
Richard G. wrote:
> Among the many venues our community uses for sharing stack files are
> Dropbox, Github, the forum DB, and web sites.
> But all the while we have a stack-sharing resource built into the IDE,
> RevOnline.
Also http://livecodeshare.runrev.com/(what a name!)
(links to
The interesting question about that is now:
What is in memory after
[1] save?
[2] save as?
[3] save copy as (not yet implemented)?
If I'm correct then it is ALWAYS the same, NOTHING is
changed in memory. Only with [2] the file on disk is
changed to which the object in memory links (and which
is
Jacqueline LG wrote:
> The problem with "save as" is that you end up working in the backup
> copy instead of the original.
Roger E. wrote
> How about modifying the save option to automatically copy and rename
> as a versioned file.
Yes, one can simply decide which one to use as backup.
I use it
Or simply (works on each supported platform):
save stack as
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Sorry, an essential line is missing:
replace "" with f0 in fScript
Here the full (correct) button-script:
local PDFfolder="/Users/admin/Downloads/precincts"
on mouseUp
set defaultfolder to PDFfolder
put the files into ff
filter ff with "*.pdf"
put field "AS" into aScript
> Roger E. wrote:
> > Since this seems to be Mac only, why not "do as Applescript" then select
> > all, and Copy?
Kay C. L. wrote
> Because Preview isn't properly scriptable and you can't "Select All"
> or "Copy". As Richard said, the answer is with Automator.
Automator is a GUI to "bundled"
Usually I use more MacOS and Linux, but recently
I tested a lot with LC 8 on both Win7 and Win10
for a contribution to "Sample Stacks".
I had problems only with "windowshape" but these
disappeared after enforcing a redraw just before
unlocking the screen.
Tried now again the actions you
RG wrote:
> One might even say it becomes the "parent script" of the control.
> If only we had a word to describe that unique role clearly... ;)
Why not simply "the boss script"?
This would also save JLG's "b"-prefix.
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The best results for extracting tables from PDF I had with the free "RAW"
method:
= Open the file with Preview.
= Select All (menu Edit). Copy.
= Go to a LC stack with a field "INCOMING"
= Use by a button or the message box the line
put
Mark Wieder wrote:
> The dictionary "works" for me in 64-bit linux, but only thusly:
>
> open the dictionary
> you get a blank pane
> close the dictionary
> open it again
Mark, honestly, for what else than opening and closing do *you*
need the dictionary? :-)
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> Under what circumstances would someone
> prefer to set a script that can't be executed?
The 'not-compiling' could be a severe bug.
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If it's a newer MacOS (system integrity protection)
he/she could try to rightClick the icon and then
select "open" and choose again "open" in the
"unknown-dev-dialog".
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They are in /Users/pink/Library/Preferences/RunRev
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There is also progress display available along slightly more complicated
objects than rotated lines, for example as HTML5 standalones (also as
Raspi-stacks #65-#68):
= Along a free polygon
http://hh.on-rev.com/html5/progressPoly2-8.0.0-dp-15X.html
= Along a regular polygon (choose 2 at top right
You could also have a look to the forum:
moving multiple objects (SOLVED)
http://forums.livecode.com/viewtopic.php?p=137583#p137583
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If you are interested in FFI and/ or image processing
then you may have a look to here
http://forums.livecode.com/viewtopic.php?f=16=27518
I wrote a GUI for using the LuaJIT-FFI (here for
processing images) that goes into the direction that
LC will give us with its new FFI interface.
There are
> -- Outputs to an input-file with the ending changed to format
> -- "textutil -convert format
Should better read
-- Outputs an input-file of format1 to a file of format2
-- with the ending changed to format2:
-- "textutil -convert format2 "
Example HTMLtoTEXT on Mac:
textutil -convert txt
Hi all,
the task of Jim is, as I understand, that he wants a correct
actual browser interpretation of the file, that is, what Safari
displays, some say HTMLtoTEXT to such a conversion.
LC's status for 'the htmltext' is HTML of before 2005 ...
The applescript is probably instable because of
Assuming you are on a Mac:
The following should work from 10.4 to 10.12 with LC 5/6/7/8.
on mouseUp
put "/Users/jimhurley/Library/Mail%20Downloads/elec_web/precincts/241.htm"
into f
put "source" into sOrT --> one of "source", "text", "URL"
do iScript(f, sOrT) as applescript
put the
Jerry D. wrote:
> 'Focusing' has only one 's'. Not two.
This is true, of course. And just the same:
'Focussing' has two 's'. Not only one.
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> Disappearing property inspector and script editor
> windows happen often here in latest desktop versions
> of LC 6/7 on all three, Mac/Win/Linux.
Should read "LC 6/7/8".
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