Thanks, Jacque.
Also figured out it can be done with the Project Browser.
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> Use:
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> clone this card
> set the name of it to ""
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Note that one can also copy a card, navigate to another spot in the same or
another stack, and paste. The advantage is that the copy can be inserted
anywhere in the card suite. This can all be done under script control.
Craig
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Wouldn't it be great to clone TO a reference? Say, clone this card as "NewCard"
to stack "MyStack2"?
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Use:
clone this card
set the name of it to ""
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?Need a new card, and want it to be an exact
Need a new card, and want it to be an exact copy (other than the card
title) of an existing card. How yo do this in LC?
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fonts?
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I just found out why LiveCode would crash whenever I tried to open one of
the cards in the stack. It turns out there was a corrupted font being used
in the suspect card.
Solution (Mac OS):
1. Open Font Suitcase in your app folder.
2. Select all fonts
3. Run the validate fonts command
4. Check off
Seems like that would be a pretty essential character of table fields. Too
bad. I must have put in leading spaces or something. The purpose of the card
is only to format text for printing. Thanks for letting me know about that
lack. How long before that feature is available for table fields?
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we'd all like to know how you did it. The engine can't do that yet.
On 18 April 2011 18:25, william humphrey wrote:
> I tried deleting the text in the field and that didn't stop the crashes. I
> had to delete the whole field. Even weirder, I went to a back-up that was
> nearly a year old and fou
I tried deleting the text in the field and that didn't stop the crashes. I
had to delete the whole field. Even weirder, I went to a back-up that was
nearly a year old and found the same problem. Deleting the field and then
re-creating it fixed the error I have no back-up to look at to check but I
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On 4/18/11 4:48 PM, Bob Sneidar wrote:
I was going to say, Suppress Messages and Suppress Errors before
opening the stack/card, but it looks like you have things figured
out. Jacque has said in the past that a corrupted stack is virtually
unheard of in Livecode, so if you have a copy of the old o
I was going to say, Suppress Messages and Suppress Errors before opening the
stack/card, but it looks like you have things figured out. Jacque has said in
the past that a corrupted stack is virtually unheard of in Livecode, so if you
have a copy of the old one that was crashing, I would sure lik
No. The table field had nine stops. Set like 45,150,300,345,390,595,646,705
and text Helvetica 9 point. I just re-built it.
On Mon, Apr 18, 2011 at 4:32 PM, Richard Gaskin
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> william humphrey wrote:
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> Thanks for your help. It wasn't the text in the field. It was the field
>> itself. A ba
william humphrey wrote:
Thanks for your help. It wasn't the text in the field. It was the field
itself. A basic table field with some tab stops set. Interesting flaw in
LiveCode. If I knew where to send the stack to for a bug report I would.
Glad you got that sorted out.
Interesting problem,
Thanks for your help. It wasn't the text in the field. It was the field
itself. A basic table field with some tab stops set. Interesting flaw in
LiveCode. If I knew where to send the stack to for a bug report I would.
On Mon, Apr 18, 2011 at 3:59 PM, Richard Gaskin
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But I found out that deleted the main fld which contained, I thought, only
text has made it possible to open the card. So this means that there was
text in that field which LiveCode couldn't deal with.
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I also deleted the only image on that card and it still crashes instantly
when you try to open it.
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Thanks. In the application browser I made everything on that card invisible
and it still couldn't be opened without crashing.
On Mon, Apr 18, 2011 at 3:59 PM, Richard Gaskin
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> william humphrey wrote:
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> I have a stack with three cards. I pulled this stack out of many that was
>> in
>> my
william humphrey wrote:
I have a stack with three cards. I pulled this stack out of many that was in
my application. If I go to the last card in this stack LiveCode crashes
every time. How can I figure out what is in this card which is causing
LiveCode to crash and delete whatever it is?
Are
I have a stack with three cards. I pulled this stack out of many that was in
my application. If I go to the last card in this stack LiveCode crashes
every time. How can I figure out what is in this card which is causing
LiveCode to crash and delete whatever it is?
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