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I used to create hideous things in HyperCard and realized I'll just stick to writing libraries for others to us

https://www.theregister.co.uk/2017/11/30/windows10_sets_and_timeline/ That 70s Show: Windows sprouts Sets and Timeline features Like HyperCard, but without the cards. Or hype Microsoft isn't short of good ideas – but getting good ideas into Microsoft products, which then stay alive for a long time, ...

Well, at least you were right to ask.

Novel idea

Storing the path is the way to go.. You could also make use of an Application Support/Data folder and store aliases/links in there and then let the system worry about keeping track of the real locations..

You can create a plugin that places its own script in the backScript, if that was your goal..

The NSWindow pointer is the location of the window (in memory) and is required to be able to run any of the NSWindow commands.. The full screen feature will take your window and make it full screen and move it to it's own virtual desktop (depending on the version of macOS you are using, it's either ...

I got the full screen thing working, but only as a widget, which doesn't really make too much sense.. Would still like to get it working with the windowID, or some way of getting the NSWindow pointer without having to use a widget..

Imagine all those deals on Russian goods he is missing out on..

Well, it was seconded so I guess that's what we'll go with.

I'm going to be building a collection of public domain libraries and am looking for a name for the project.. Anyone a little more creative than me and willing to part with a good name?

Pretty much every main programming language has English-only function names.. If you're looking for non-English languages take a look at assembly or Ook! <https://esolangs.org/wiki/Ook!> and then you'll appreciate LiveCode

Good idea, but for full screen, it's not needed.. The presentation keys are for doing kiosk applications (I browsed that linked page just to make sure I didn't miss anything)

For now, I'll wait until a new release of LiveCode comes out before playing with LCB..

Modern web browser and servers now support a single IP for multiple HTTPS websites, just as they did with HTTP.. They do this through a feature called Server Name Indication (SNI)

Wait?!? Are you seriously telling me I was right?!!???