Chipp, not saying you are wrong, but how would you know? That's the thing
that got me, and why I think Alejandro's thought of taking Windows offline
is quite sensible. The problem with windows getting compromised is I am not
sure you necessarily know when its happened. Most studies on anti
Yes, I get this too. Always assumed it was a feature, just the way it works.
How are you modifying the button graphic? What I have done is underlay a
graphic with a transparent button not showing its name, but you'll have
thought of that.
Peter
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Peter,
AVG does regular scans of my drives. Furthermore, I every now and then
do spyware checks and I do a lot of high end rendering, which needs
about 99% of my processor, so I'm fairly familiar with the services
and apps I run. I have a network monitor gauge on my desktop which
let's me know
I was wondering. If you have a list:
apple,1
orange,1
grapefruit,1
tango,2
blue,3
green,3
yellow,3
zebra,9
And you want to convert it into an array:
(apple,orange,grapefruit[1])
(tango[2])
(blue,green,yellow[3])
(zebra,[9])
What would be the easiest way. I'm always a little confused by arrays
Hello All,
While i develop all my stuff under OSX and deploy mainly on Linux or OSX, i
have to deploy some kind of AI 24/7 calculation solutions under Win7 because,
as anyone knows, the most usefull feature of win is that it runs twice faster
as POSIX systems (no ixinetd,... services
Hello William,
This will give you an array with four keys corresponding to [1] fruit, [2]
dances, [3] colours, and [4] animals.
repeat for each line thisLine in theList
put the first item of thisLine comma after myArray[the second item of
thisLine]
end repeat
The contents of each has a
Can also do it as follows:
repeat for each line tLine in field 1
put the number of items in tdataA[(item 2 of tLine)] + 1 into tItemNum
put item 1 of tLine into item tItemNum of tDataA[(item 2 of tLine)]
end repeat
Can most likely combine the 2 lines of the repeat into a 1
Oh, might want to set the array to empty prior to the repeat so you
avoid duplicates if you run the conversion more than once.
On 11/1/10, Mike Bonner bonnm...@gmail.com wrote:
Can also do it as follows:
repeat for each line tLine in field 1
put the number of items in tdataA[(item 2
Thanks. I will experiment with both. I knew there had to be a simple way.
It's funny how so many coding solutions require lots of experience before
you can look at the solution without getting a headache.
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If you want to factor the code out so it's more reusable but a bit more
code, you could do this:
repeat for each line tLine in fld 1
appendArray tDataA,(item 2 of tLine),(item 1 of tLine)
end repeat
command appendArray @pArray,pKey,pValue
if pArray[pKey] is empty then
put pValue into
On Mon, Nov 1, 2010 at 8:35 AM, Peter Alcibiades
palcibiades-fi...@yahoo.co.uk wrote:
Peter,
Thanks for your reply.
Yes, I get this too. Always assumed it was a feature, just the way it works.
This is working like a charm with windows and OS X, not on linux.
How are you modifying the
Zryip, another thing which is probably a Linux peculiarity, the DGH is asking
should it do an upgrade. So you say yes, but then it can't open the file.
Its probably permissions. The LC app is installed into /opt, and of course
the user does not have write permissions in /opt, which is what the
Has anyone else had this?
I installed and registered my 4.5 copy. Works fine. Now, I want to update
the Slug's package. It won't let me, most likely because its installed the
app in /opt and as user I have no write privileges there.
OK, no problem, become root with the root environment,
On Mon, Nov 1, 2010 at 3:11 PM, Peter Alcibiades
palcibiades-fi...@yahoo.co.uk wrote:
Zryip, another thing which is probably a Linux peculiarity, the DGH is asking
should it do an upgrade. So you say yes, but then it can't open the file.
Its probably permissions. The LC app is installed
Check out information from one user from about eight years
ago (!) in
building a kiosk project, comparing Valentina with MS Access. Of
course, you probably wouldn't do this with Access today, but worth
considering is that this is with major hardware constraints, the
overhead of
My guess would be that it puts a dot file in your user account on
first run that manages prefs and registration info. Since you don't
run it as root, no .file, same for all other users. Still leaves it
as being a pain in the tookus to set it up as multiple users, but i'm
curious... It's been a
Oh, another thought. If it WILL keep seperate preferences/settings
for each user, you can change where it points for your plugins, and
move it to a folder you Do have write permissions to, but then that
means every plugin change you would hve to update the plugin on all
installations. Since it
Could be me, but I'm missing the keyboard shortcut for importing an image into
a stack...
It was still there in LiveCode 4.5.0 build 1080, but it is gone in the versions
after that.
(at least on my Mac, didn't try Windows...)
Can someone confirm this?
Ton Kuypers
Met vriendelijke groeten,
Yes, there is a .revolution folder. And it does indeed have a cryptic
preferences text file in it. But what I'm having trouble understanding is
that if I just acquire root permissions, by doing
su
rather than doing
su -
Then I retain the same home directory. So if I then fire up
Final note on this thread before I put it down to the archives and posterity
for the next person looking for a kb. I got a Das Keyboard Silent Ultimate
on Friday.
It's mechanical, but it eliminates the click portion of the sound that an
M style mechanical keyboard makes. Instead you hear the
On Mon, Nov 1, 2010 at 3:26 PM, Peter Alcibiades
palcibiades-fi...@yahoo.co.uk wrote:
Has anyone else had this?
I installed and registered my 4.5 copy. Works fine. Now, I want to update
the Slug's package. It won't let me, most likely because its installed the
app in /opt and as user I
I have never seen that bug. looks around to see if anyone is buying it
Bob
On Oct 31, 2010, at 8:16 PM, Mike Bonner wrote:
I have that problem crop up quite often. My brother tells me its a
problem between the keyboard and chair. I've never been quite sure
what he meant by that..
On
At the risk of repeating something posted to this list last year
I hate this damn computer
I wish that I could sell it.
It never does what I want it to,
Only what I tell it!
-- Peter
Peter M. Brigham
pmb...@gmail.com
http://home.comcast.net/~pmbrig
On Nov 1, 2010, at 12:54 PM, Bob
Well now i'm curious. If you su, then cd ~
then pwd, it doesn't switch you to the root home account?
I just setup dsl in a virtual machine and tried it, the home directory
changes to match root when su'd. not su -. If nothing else, check
your system variables, for me, after su, my HOME variable
Peter, with all due respect, in every case except the most recent, the hacks
involved convincing a user to click here on this button, enter your admin user
name and password and click OK. Don't worry we are only trying to help.
I don't deny that there have been vulnerabilities related to
Hah! I made the same mistake, but caught myself mid-reply. :-)
Bob
On Oct 31, 2010, at 1:07 PM, roger.e.el...@sealedair.com wrote:
Roger.E.Eller wrote:
It is in many cases the virus makers themselves who infect Windows,
and then use FAKE anti-virus messages that offer to cleanse your
On Nov 1, 2010, at 9:40 AM, tkuyp...@telenet.be wrote:
Could be me, but I'm missing the keyboard shortcut for importing an image
into a stack...
It was still there in LiveCode 4.5.0 build 1080, but it is gone in the
versions after that.
(at least on my Mac, didn't try Windows...)
Can
others shortcuts are missing too...
I can't seem to find CMD+K for stack inspector
On Mon, Nov 1, 2010 at 3:34 PM, Devin Asay devin_a...@byu.edu wrote:
On Nov 1, 2010, at 9:40 AM, tkuyp...@telenet.be wrote:
Could be me, but I'm missing the keyboard shortcut for importing an image
into a
On 11/1/10 10:40 AM, tkuyp...@telenet.be wrote:
Could be me, but I'm missing the keyboard shortcut for importing an image into
a stack...
It was still there in LiveCode 4.5.0 build 1080, but it is gone in the versions
after that.
(at least on my Mac, didn't try Windows...)
Can someone confirm
Let me weigh in one more time, for those who think that setting up a machine
with all the security measures you can, but without using some kind of
anti-virus/anti-spyware solution is safe enough.
Recently, our radio station web site was hacked via a simple php exploit. The
people who we
pe...@:/opt/runrev/livecode-4.5$ ls
Documentation livecode.x86 Resources Runtime
Externals Pluginsrevpdfprinter.so Toolset
License Agreement.txt Release Notes.pdf revsecurity.so
pe...@:/opt/runrev/livecode-4.5$ ./livecode.x86
Hi Chipp,
Chipp Walters wrote:
AVG does regular scans of my drives.
[snip]
And seeing how I make my living on my Windows machine,
and have since around 1994 (before that it was a Mac),
I would find it very debilitating to have to take it off the
network because I was scared of malware.
Working directory, and home directory are different things. It's
looking for the .Revolution file on the home directory, working
directory makes no difference, and as soon as you su, the home
directory is changed to roots home.
And yeah, not really an effective solution. For all user install,
On Nov 1, 2010, at 11:57 AM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
On 11/1/10 10:40 AM, tkuyp...@telenet.be wrote:
Could be me, but I'm missing the keyboard shortcut for importing an image
into a stack...
It was still there in LiveCode 4.5.0 build 1080, but it is gone in the
versions after that.
(at
Le 1 nov. 2010 à 16:09, Lynn Fredricks a écrit :
Check out information from one user from about eight years
ago (!) in
building a kiosk project, comparing Valentina with MS Access. Of
course, you probably wouldn't do this with Access today, but worth
considering is that this is with
Alejandro,
Steve Gibson is a well known security consult who makes his living dealing
in cyber security-- and he lives right here in Austin, TX. I've known him
for a long time, and he's very respected in the industry, as is Leo Laporte.
Steve's extremely detail oriented to the point of compulsion
Try su -m
That leaves env vars the same, and should allow you to do your upgrade
since home is still home.
On 11/1/10, Mike Bonner bonnm...@gmail.com wrote:
Working directory, and home directory are different things. It's
looking for the .Revolution file on the home directory, working
I am using the following script to open a text file for both windows and
Macintosh. My question is do I need two separate scripts one for the Mac and
one for for Windows (XP, Vista, Windows 7) with a space instead of an
underscore? For example /S504_Student for /S504 Student for Windows.
Ken,
Thanks very much!
Charles Szasz
csz...@mac.com
On Nov 1, 2010, at 4:12 PM, Ken Ray [via Runtime Revolution] wrote:
I am using the following script to open a text file for both windows and
Macintosh. My question is do I need two separate scripts one for the Mac
and
one for
I'm looking for a kind of best practice for creating custom controls. For
example, how to access the data of the custom control ? Do we have to use
custom properties or a setProp or getProp handlers or both ? Is it preferable
to use a prefix for naming a command ? And for custom properties,
Nope, same thing. Also su -m -p, or su -p, also same thing. Weird.
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not sure why then. /shrug If you copy the prefs to root does it still think
it needs to be registered when su'd? Either way, think its time for a
bigger hammer.
On Mon, Nov 1, 2010 at 4:30 PM, Peter Alcibiades
palcibiades-fi...@yahoo.co.uk wrote:
Nope, same thing. Also su -m -p, or su -p,
On 11/1/10 5:34 PM, Mike Bonner wrote:
not sure why then. /shrug If you copy the prefs to root does it still think
it needs to be registered when su'd? Either way, think its time for a
bigger hammer.
Prefs don't store the licensing info, it's stored separately. I'm not
sure where it's
Peter did it once, but.. well easier to read the whole thread. He's coming
at things from a different angle than the initial install.
On Mon, Nov 1, 2010 at 4:51 PM, J. Landman Gay jac...@hyperactivesw.comwrote:
On 11/1/10 5:34 PM, Mike Bonner wrote:
not sure why then. /shrug If you copy
Hello all.
Finishing my first App for iPhone I'm searching for a clean way to check
the active language on the users iPhone.
The best solution I found is an old one which works fine on Mac and the
iPhone Simulator. On a real phone it crashes, perhaps because of this
shell-thing?
Dear LC users,
I would like to announce that we updated the Data Grid Helper plugin
to support Linux.
So DGH is now usable and tested on all the available platforms: Mac OS
X, Windows and Linux.
We also fixed a bug in the validation of the preferences window.
You can update to this new
I listen to Leo on the radio every Saturday. I really respect his knowledge and
expertise, as I am an IT guy, and can verify that what he says is almost always
spot on.
However, a lot of what is discussed in these podcasts are what COULD be done,
not what is ACTUALLY HAPPENING on a regular
A question to the Linux users here I'm trying to set up a 16
drive Debian NAS to hold our production company's footage
archive. Bought a HighPoint 2680 SATA card because they claimed
Debian compatibility. But their stock drivers are so old, I can't
even find the distribution they match.
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