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I updated Xcode to 15.2 Unfortunately, you'll need to downgrade to Xcode 15.0 for this to work. Confirmed by the mothership over at the list: http://lists.runrev.com/pipermail/use-livecode/2023-December/271698.html From the info available on the LiveCode website, I concocted this little sankey diag...

Latest WIS_ScriptDependencies update: v1.1.6 (12 Dec 2023) - Enhancement: If the Kroki service is down, so no png/svg can be produced, a dialog is presented giving the choice to render the flowchart as html instead - Enhancement: Improved design of the help section and the flowchart settings pane - ...

mwieder wrote: ↑

Thu Nov 30, 2023 9:56 pm

"PM -> CM"?

Should that read PM -> PC ?

Indeed it should, my bad! Thanks!
In the script I got it right, fortunately!

New version of WIS_ScriptDependencies available: v1.1.5 (30 Nov 2023) - Enhancement: Flowcharts can now be produced and exported as PNG or SVG. On Windows and Linux the flowchart is now always displayed in-stack, as a PNG. On all platforms the flowchart can be exported as PNG, SVG and HTML. - Enhanc...

jacque wrote: ↑

Wed Sep 13, 2023 4:45 pm

There's just no stopping you, is there?

Is there a way to exclude the entire substack? There is now! :D 1.1.4 (12 Sep 2023) - Enhancement: Individual substacks can now be excluded from mapping/analysis by clicking the substack name in the stacks list. Excluded stacks/substacks are italic in the list. (If a mainstack is excluded, its subs...

For the exclusions, I want to exclude everything containing the string "hmac" but I'm not sure what to use. I tried these variations without success: .*hmac.* *hmac* My regex knowlege is pretty limited. The handlers I want to exclude are all in a library substack. Is there a way to exclude the enti...

Just tried version 1.1.3, it's terrific. The colored lines make it so much easier to trace paths. I tried with and without commented code and the speed didn't seem any different to me, but the flowchart seemed less complex with the option to omit commented handlers turned on. My test stack has a lo...

You're definitely on to something here, Richmond. A script that loops some "scroll down - take snapshot" code and then knits them together seamlessly would be very useful. I'll give you another cog in that machine, if you wish to explore this further: 1) Set the javascriptHandlers of the browser wid...

It is very fast again even if I uncheck "omit commented-out code" in preferences. Quite an improvement. That's good! But I may have been a little unclear in my explanation and/or labelling: If the box is checked, it will strip out comments. If not, it will leave them in. So if anything, it should r...

This does NOT produce an image of the whole webpage, Indeed. Welcome to square 1, where this thread started: Now, I can extract only a part of the image, the one under the scroll however not. Is there any way to do this? So, what we can do is a screenshot (in LC terms a 'snapshot' defined by global...

I very much need this feature as well, but I’m not aware of any possibility to do so, unfortunately. It’s still stuck as an enhancement request.

OK, new version with pretty good improvements, both in speed and functionality: v1.1.3 (27 Aug 2023) - Fixed bug: Saving user projects and settings didn’t trigger properly at closeStack. Now triggers at closeCard instead. - Enhancement: Handler analysis and comment stripping is now considerably fast...

Thanks Bernd, you are quite right. This goes right into the next version. I've also found a very efficient way of increasing the speed of the analysis, even with comment stripping: In function searchHandler, an early line of if pLookFor is not in tScript then return 0 does a crude check if the handl...

With a script mass amounting to 600+ handlers, I get: 18,3 secs with comment stripping (Bernd's method) 3,6 secs without any comment stripping So, I'm making it a user option, with a warning on speed effects. I found an easy way to skip block comments, by the way: put replaceText(pScript,"\/\*[\s\S]...