Folks:
When Director added new code styles, it used a property called
“scriptExecutionStyle” which you could set to maintain some older statements.
One of the problems with just using older versions is that there may be
critical unfixed bugs and the dev team wouldn’t want to be required to
Chris Sheffield wrote:
Thanks for the heads up. Would have never known about it otherwise…
You probably would once the basics were sorted out.
As with the introduction of byteToNum, trueWord, and other changes to
the engine, since the engine has gone open source RunRev has a good
track
I’ll have to work out my forum login, it’s not working right now. But on the
topic in question, here are a couple of examples from the history of Flash,
that might help:
When Flash 9 came out Adobe introduced ActionScript 3. It was radically
different than ActionScript 2, and some of the ways
Devs who have been working with LC for some time and who don't read the
forums may want to take a look at this thread and provide input:
http://forums.livecode.com/viewtopic.php?f=66t=23490
I think it is an important question which will affect the development of
the engine moving forward and,
Thanks for the heads up. Would have never known about it otherwise…
On Mar 10, 2015, at 11:45 AM, J. Landman Gay jac...@hyperactivesw.com wrote:
Devs who have been working with LC for some time and who don't read the
forums may want to take a look at this thread and provide input:
I very rarely used to look at the forums but I discovered the option to get
a daily digest of new posts by email. That works great for me as I can
quickly scan through the email and find the posts I might have an interest
in.
In this case, I'm glad Jacque brought it to our attentions; it's
: If you don't read the forums
Devs who have been working with LC for some time and who don't read the
forums may want to take a look at this thread and provide input:
http://forums.livecode.com/viewtopic.php?f=66t=23490
I think it is an important question which will affect the development
William Prothero wrote:
When Director added new code styles, it used a property called
“scriptExecutionStyle” which you could set to maintain some
older statements.
You and Colin will be glad to know that's one of Mark Waddingham's
proposals, a global property which would preserve some
On 2015-03-10 20:31, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Chris Sheffield wrote:
Thanks for the heads up. Would have never known about it otherwise…
You probably would once the basics were sorted out.
As with the introduction of byteToNum, trueWord, and other changes to
the engine, since the engine has