This script works as expected on MacOSX 10.5.8Rev 4.0.0 Build 950
get the internet date
convert it to seconds
put the seconds - it into test3
put the seconds into test
convert test to dateItems
put the internet date into test2
convert test2 to dateItems
put test & return & test2 & return
Bonjour,
Thanks to this "how to" I have understood why my drag and drop scripts
is working on my test stack and not working in my app.
It is because, in my app; the field is part of a group (not in my test
stack)!!
It is a bug (# 6823) exhibited by Éric Chatonet in 2008/07 with
version 2.
I have a project that uses marked cards to navigate them. Aside from
unmarking a card, is there a way to skip a mark card when you are using a
script (go to next marked card) to go to marked cards?
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On Sun, Oct 31, 2010 at 6:16 AM, Malte Brill wrote:
> I have a rather complex stack that needs quite a few datagrids on a card.
> Now when said card is opened it is noticeably laggy. I guess this is due to
> the messages that are sent to the datagrids on (pre)opencard. PreopenControl
> or somethi
> Just tossing this out there, but I *love* this behavior. I'm sure there are
> situations where it's undesirable, but are easily compensated for by just
> adding another delimiter.
>
> Begin able to do the following is very handy and makes the code clean:
>
> put "foo" & cr after fld "x"
> put "
Hi there,
I wonder if there is a external/plugin for LiveCode that gives Apps on
Windows a kiosk style/mode?
And I mean true kiosk so , and the Windows
Keys are disabled.
Any advise is welcome.
(maybe an idea for a developer and make is a paid external?)
greetings,
William
Hi Ken,
>> Just tossing this out there, but I *love* this behavior. I'm sure there are
>> situations where it's undesirable, but are easily compensated for by just
>> adding another delimiter.
>>
>> Begin able to do the following is very handy and makes the code clean:
>>
>> put "foo" & cr after
On 03/11/2010 04:41, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Right. You can't have an empty last item, and if you try, the last
delimiter is removed. There's a comment about it in the dictionary
under "item".
You can have an empty last item - see the end of the email.
But even without that special case, you
William,
at
http://www.northcode.com/blog.php/2007/07/25/Securing-Windows-For-Use-As-A-Kiosk
you find information how to solve this by modifying the registry.
I used that for XP some time ago. But i do not know, if this works with Windows
Vista/7 also.
Maybe this helps.
Regards,
Matthias
Hi William,
As an easy alternative to Matthias' solution, you could run your stack as a
revlet in Internet Explorer and start IE in kiosk mode
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/154780
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This seems perfectly intuitive to me.
When you delete an item, you are doing something entirely different than
just manipulating the contents of an item. In one case you reduce the number
of items. In the other you merely insert, or remove, data from them.For
example, "a,b,,," has five items. P
Do you always want to do this, to always go to the following marked card?
In other words, to always go to the second marked card during any navigation?
If so, why not just lock the screen, go to the next marked card, and then
go to the next marked card?
It seems like an odd way to get around, t
Actually, I think that's exactly the problem. "a,b,,," has 4 items. The
trailing , is ignored. "a,b,,,e" has 5 items. putting a space, or some
type of invisible char after the trailing , makes it 5 items. It drives me
nuts, if the comma is there it should designate a null item whether its in
t
'Skipping the difficult bits' is a well-documented sport, as well as
'Jumping to conclusions'
and 'Running a temperature':
http://openlibrary.org/books/OL2875493M/Alice_through_the_needle's_eye
So 'Skipping a marked card' is an extremely SHARP thing to do; mind you
I don't
how much money I w
Richmond,
Thanks for your humor!
Charles Szasz
csz...@mac.com
On Nov 3, 2010, at 10:07 AM, Richmond Mathewson-2 [via Runtime Revolution]
wrote:
> 'Skipping the difficult bits' is a well-documented sport, as well as
> 'Jumping to conclusions'
> and 'Running a temperature':
>
> http://
Hi Craig,
I have a special marked card that is always marked. This because I also want it
to be included when a text file is saved. I only want the special card to be
accessible via a button.
In addition, I have other marked cards that the user has access to while using
my application. I use
On 03/11/2010 13:43, dunb...@aol.com wrote:
This seems perfectly intuitive to me.
When you delete an item, you are doing something entirely different than
just manipulating the contents of an item. In one case you reduce the number
of items. In the other you merely insert, or remove, data from t
On Wed, Nov 3, 2010 at 1:23 AM, Alex Tweedly wrote:
>
> Hmmm ... what should I get from
>
> put "a,b,c" into temp
> delete item -1 of temp
>
> I think temp should now have "a,b," - i.e. the last item has disappeared,
> but the (now) trailing item delimiter should still be there.
>
> However, I act
I agree it would be great to be able to say
set the payAttentionToTrailingDelimiters to true
But in the meantime you can use the fact that doubling a trailing
delimiter will be ignored.
repeat for each line L in tData
if the last item of (L & the itemDel) is empty then
-- deal with
Hi Alex,
I am starting to agree with you that some of this becomes counterintuitive.
Not hard to work around, but potentially confusing to a newcomer.
I am in the habit of fastidiously making sure that my lists do not have a
trailing delimiter, so I have not been plagued by this too much.
"a,b,,
Craig,
I found that by checking the Find Command ignores box of the special marked
card that I don't want the user to access using the marked command works! But
this card has to be the last marked card in the stack to work.
When the user is on the next to last marked card and clicks on a nav
Craig,
I forgot to add that I had to use the following script in my navigation button
in addition to checking the Find Command ignores box of the special marked card:
on mouseUp
if dontSearch of next marked card = false
then
go next marked card
end if
end mouseUp
Charles Szasz
Yep, a delimiter should be a delimiter even if it delimits null.
On Wed, Nov 3, 2010 at 8:32 AM, Jonathan Lynch wrote:
> Hi Alex,
>
> I am starting to agree with you that some of this becomes counterintuitive.
> Not hard to work around, but potentially confusing to a newcomer.
>
> I am in the hab
On 11/3/10 9:00 AM, Mike Bonner wrote:
Actually, I think that's exactly the problem. "a,b,,," has 4 items. The
trailing , is ignored. "a,b,,,e" has 5 items. putting a space, or some
type of invisible char after the trailing , makes it 5 items. It drives me
nuts, if the comma is there it shou
In my opinion? it SHOULD say 3. 2 lines with stuff, and 1 blank. Of course
it says 2, but this is the same reason people "delete the last char of.."
when doing things. If you fill a field with "this" & cr & "that" & cr, and
then click at the bottom of the field, your cursor goes to the blank lin
JACQUE? Put that dang time travel stack away!!!
Bob
On Nov 2, 2010, at 10:55 PM, David Beck wrote:
>
> I do not remember this ever happening before. Something very strange seems to
> be going on here. I'm hoping somebody can shed some light on what it is.
> After typing in these commands
Tomato
On Nov 3, 2010, at 8:41 AM, Mike Bonner wrote:
In my opinion? it SHOULD say 3. 2 lines with stuff, and 1 blank.
Of course
it says 2, but this is the same reason people "delete the last char
of.."
when doing things. If you fill a field with "this" & cr & "that" &
cr, and
then clic
Thanks Jim.
On 11/3/10 7:09 AM, use-revolution-requ...@lists.runrev.com wrote:
This script works as expected on MacOSX 10.5.8Rev 4.0.0 Build 950
get the internet date
convert it to seconds
put the seconds - it into test3
put the seconds into test
convert test to dateItems
put the intern
On 11/3/10 11:21 AM, Bob Sneidar wrote:
JACQUE? Put that dang time travel stack away!!!
It's just a misplaced breakpoint, the script has stopped somewhere next
week. I'll get it running again in a few days when I catch up with it.
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Jacqueline Landman Gay | jac...@hyperactiv
On 11/3/10 10:41 AM, Mike Bonner wrote:
Having said all this, there is most likely a reason it is the way it is that
I don't have enough knowledge to understand. As with removing trailing
carriage returns, if it's a null item it isn't difficult to work around and
i'm not sure I can come up with
Release Candidate 2 of Devawriter Pro (Demo) is now available for download:
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Be there, or be square . . . :)
sincerely, Richmond Mathewson.
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@Matthias and Mark: Thanks for your replies!
I was looking for true kiosk mode so Marks advise using IE isn't the
right thing for me.
I need all keys to be blocked. Editing the registry seems the only way
but it needs the computer to reboot.
I need my app on startup to block these keys without reb
It helps if I think of it that way but in the case of empty items in the
middle of a line it doesn't behave that way. Still terminates nothing, but
is counted as an item.
Despite all the conversation, I've never really run into it as a problem
except when I was playing with merge one day. Had a s
So think about this.
If we only regard the delimiter as a delimiter between items (rather than a
terminator), then how would we have a container with zero items?
I mean, if 1 delimiter indicates the presence of two items, then zero
delimiters would indicate one item.
would an empty container hav
Hmm. I get your point, and now I think I have a little bit of gray leaking
out my left ear. If you look at it as if the delimiter is both an
instigator AND a terminator, then if you have a var with "," in it, it seems
like it should be 2 empty (and pointless) items. I had been thinking that it
cou
> I agree it would be great to be able to say
> set the payAttentionToTrailingDelimiters to true
>
> But in the meantime you can use the fact that doubling a trailing
> delimiter will be ignored.
> repeat for each line L in tData
> if the last item of (L & the itemDel) is empty then
>
Hi everyone,
How can I get a simple listing of files in a subfolder named, say, myFolder in
my public_html directory at On-rev?
If I run
put the files
I get the list of files in public_html. Does files() accept a path as a
parameter? Haven't being able to get it to work. Likewise,
Gregory
you have just to change the default folder.
" in tList
put tList
?>
Regards,
Matthias
Am 03.11.2010 um 19:59 schrieb Gregory Lypny:
> Hi everyone,
>
> How can I get a simple listing of files in a subfolder named, say, myFolder
> in my public_html directory at On-rev?
>
> If I run
if you set the defaultfolder to the defaultFolder & "/myFolder"
and then put the files you should be good to go.
delete file takes a path as argument so if you don't want to set the default
folder for that you can specify a relative (based on current default folder)
or absolute path
delete file "p
I just released a new version of the Demo of my upcoming Devawriter Pro
and got this back
from the people at MacUpdate:
"You recently submitted an update request in which you referred to the
latest version of DevaWriter Pro as simply "RC2", but according to the
version strings in the info.plis
Hi there,
I'm trying to install a new companion domain on my on-rev account without
success, at least for yet, because this domain, widestep.fr, needs, because the
".fr", to pass the AFNIC (french NIC office) dns validator tests and it is n't
the case at the moment. Did anyone had more success
better than that is to create a listFiles function such as:
function listFiles pPath
put the defaultfolder into tCurrentDefaultFolder
set the defaultfolder to pPath
get the files
set the defaultfolder to tCurrentDefaultFolder
return it
end listFiles
This way, you don't risk overwriting
Sarah has a nice plist editor:
http://troz.net/rev/index.irev?category=Utility#stacks
toward the bottom.
Marty Knapp
I just released a new version of the Demo of my upcoming Devawriter
Pro and got this back
from the people at MacUpdate:
"You recently submitted an update request in which you
On 11/03/2010 09:43 PM, Marty Knapp wrote:
Sarah has a nice plist editor:
http://troz.net/rev/index.irev?category=Utility#stacks
toward the bottom.
Marty Knapp
Thanks; very helpful indeed . . . :)
I just released a new version of the Demo of my upcoming Devawriter
Pro and got this back
f
Charles.
I see. So might you simply put an opencard handler into the script of your
special card, sending the user to the next marked card unless some property
was set?
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You might try preOpenCard
which is sent before the user see the card being opened.
On Nov 3, 2010, at 1:56 PM, dunb...@aol.com wrote:
Charles.
I see. So might you simply put an opencard handler into the script
of your
special card, sending the user to the next marked card unless some
pr
there was something similar in the forum about german domains:
http://forums.on-rev.com/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=56
i think it's best to mail support, they'll fix it.
On 3 Nov 2010, at 20:37, Pierre Sahores wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> I'm trying to install a new companion domain on my on-rev account wit
Hello Björnke,
Many thanks. The topic seems to contains a good workaround. Will test it
tomorrow.
Best Regards,
Le 3 nov. 2010 à 23:39, Björnke von Gierke a écrit :
> there was something similar in the forum about german domains:
>
> http://forums.on-rev.com/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=56
>
> i thin
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