Re: [OT] KOUSEK (or replacement) code snippet manager replacement?

I can think of an application for an XML to Array handler. Toshiba copiers backup their address books and "template" registrations as xml now, but other copiers are not capable of interpreting or importing them. It might be possible to create a conversion tool if I can parse the XML properly.

RE: [OT] KOUSEK (or replacement) code snippet manager replacement?

Of Stephen Barncard via use-livecode Sent: zaterdag 14 januari 2017 05:36 To: How to use LiveCode <use-livecode@lists.runrev.com> Cc: Stephen Barncard <step...@barncard.com> Subject: Re: [OT] KOUSEK (or replacement) code snippet manager replacement? Thanks for the suggestions. It's ap

Re: [OT] KOUSEK (or replacement) code snippet manager replacement?

Thanks for the suggestions. It's apparent to me that the amount of work it will take to get the data into quiver is about equal to the effort to get the data converted from the KOSEK XML data files. At that point I might as well just make my own app. Quiver is great for a various types of data

Re: [OT] KOUSEK (or replacement) code snippet manager replacement?

I never used the import feature and i'm not able to test this But since the data is in json format i would assume it shouldn't be too hard - "everything is easy for the man who doesn't have to do it himself"! Their site gives a full description of the directory hierarchy This review is

Re: [OT] KOUSEK (or replacement) code snippet manager replacement?

Thanks, Lagi, does Quiver have some kind of import feature? On Thu, Jan 12, 2017 at 6:33 AM, Lagi Pittas via use-livecode < use-livecode@lists.runrev.com> wrote: > And if you are that way inclined it will do latex. > > And for $9.99 it isnt even worth thinking about a trial > -- Stephen

Re: [OT] KOUSEK (or replacement) code snippet manager replacement?

I looked at Quiver yesterday and downloaded the trial. I don't see a way to import a whole folder of files. I have years of snippets in a stack that I could export to text files but there are too many to bring in manually. I tried a couple of the third party import scripts on the site for

Re: [OT] KOUSEK (or replacement) code snippet manager replacement?

Hi Pink, Thanks very much for this stack. It's a great example for using the Treeviw Widget, nicely done. And thanks for the warning about the colors.. Sun glasses on first foks! - Andy Piddock My software never has bugs. It just develops random features. Copy the new cloud space, get

Re: [OT] KOUSEK (or replacement) code snippet manager replacement?

Thanks, Lagi. I looked at this. Yeah, the pink is a bit hard on my eyes. Easily changed, though. It looks useful. Best, Bill > On Jan 13, 2017, at 7:54 AM, Lagi Pittas via use-livecode > wrote: > > Hi, > > Thanks for a very nicely done stack , and some useful

Re: [OT] KOUSEK (or replacement) code snippet manager replacement?

Hi, Thanks for a very nicely done stack , and some useful snippets, but I am now blind and seeing pink elephants everywhere ;-) Do you prefer the Pink Panther to the Finstones by any chance? Kindest Regards Lagi On 13 January 2017 at 15:02, pink via use-livecode <

Re: [OT] KOUSEK (or replacement) code snippet manager replacement?

I also use Quiver and recommend it. I've tried getting the author to include Livecode among the languages available for "code blocks" (maybe if there's enough of us he'll give it a shot) To be honest, most of my most used LC snippets I also keep in a "notebook stack" which you are more than

Re: [OT] KOUSEK (or replacement) code snippet manager replacement?

Hi I used Quiver 3 Allows you to sync to dropbox , google drive etc, export as pdf,, html, markdown, plain text and json (infact the actual data is json) What I love is I can cut and paste websites and all the graphics and formatting are stored as well and the syntax coloring for most of the