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I missed Hermann's response...

Well, this means I have a lot of retooling to do...

Hi Bernd,

That's not what I'm trying to do. I already use background/foreground/shadow/top/bottom paints etc... I want to be able to alter them within the widget itself, I also still want to be set them as their current existing properties.

I am trying to change "my background paint" from within my widget. Actually I am trying to change all of the built-in colors/paints because I am trying to create color themes that can be saved and loaded. None of my attempts thus far have worked... Here's a brief rundown of what I've tried, I can us...

For #3 I was getting at performance on iOS, I found it hard to open and close branches. Again, a big part of that was probably just the small row size made it hard to accurately double press the row I was shooting for. For the purpose of mobile devices, it would be good to have an option to use a si...

Note: if used as a plugin, I wouldn't want the icons stored in a seperate file. All my SVGs are contained in an LCB library. Is there a built in way to page down if there are more icons in the library then are displayed? I like how the icon Picker scrolls and how it resizes with a few settings. I th...

I've made a couple of LCB libraries, however I discovered that they cannot be used by a widget to interact with the canvas. In general, there is a lot of code I reuse in widgets that I would like to not always copy and paste. Let me try and provide a concrete example. On many of my widgets, I have s...

To be honest, I haven't tried to use the tree widget in an iOS app in a while, so it is possible that it works differently in its current incarnation (I should really test). Some of the below I can do myself, but also there's no point in reinventing the wheel. My main desires for the tree view are: ...

I seem to remember watching a video, probably from one from one of the conferences, where Elanor went through the tree widget to make it function better on mobile devices. Does anyone remember when that was?

Is that code available somewhere?

I've playing around inside the code for the Icon Picker... what I am trying to do is use it with my own icon libraries. Before I get in too deep, has anyone tried this, and is there something easy I can do?

For the record breaking them up to smaller functions did the trick.

that makes total sense, will give that a try Thanks! @pink: That error is generated by the lc-compile command-line tool which compiles lcb into modules. The error you are getting typically arises if you have a single handler with a very large number of commands in it (it's a limitation of the parser...

Happens in 9.0.2, 9.0.3, 9.0.4-RC2

Also, I forgot to mention, after this happens, if I try and save an open stack I get :

"Can 't save stack {STACKNAME} due to an error: can't open stack file"

So I programmed an LCB library full of SVG icons from Icon54. It is huge, the library is around 7700 lines long. At around line 7562 I received the error "Parsing error: memory exhausted" So my question is, what are the limitations of an LCB library, and if I scaled back a little and successfully, h...

okay, so after experimenting way too much I've come to the following scenarios that are definitely repeatable: in scenario A, I have a single "normal" stack with a stack script; this compiles in scenario B, I have the same stack, but it uses an external script-only stack as the stack script; this fa...

Okay, finally got a successful build, I got rid of all the script-only stacks and just made them regular scripts.

So the question is, why would that error out?