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Using the api URL, the information is much more accurate for me - like 35 km closer and the right postal code. So I would use the api URL - all else being equal (which it never is).

If the field is just a label for a control that does not need to change, you could take a snapshot to turn it into a graphic and then squeeze the graphic rectangle right down to unintelligibility. That won't work for a field where the text is changing however.

{ "ip": "104.246.xxx.xxx", "hostname": "104-246-xxx-xxx.cpe.teksavvy.com", "city": "Edmonton", "region": "Alberta", "country": "CA", "loc": "53.5501,-113.4687", "org": "AS5645 TekSavvy Solutions, Inc.", "postal": "T5H", "timezone": "America/Edmonton", "readme": "https://ipinfo.io/missingauth" } Her...

Hi Richard

That is a screen shot of the current, or at least recent, Xcode. You obviously don't go there much.

Kelly

We will understand if you now post 6 or 7 short nonsense posts to bring you up to full status and then ask your question again with links to explain what you are trying to do... everyone has to jump through this hoop if you want to use the forum, so we've done it too.

Kelly

No Craig.

It was a baroque music concert - Hayden Organ concerto. Good taste, but a bit over the top for my taste.

All good here and safe for the kiddies.

Try searching the web for "web safe fonts" and you will find a pile of lists of what designers have run into...

https://www.w3schools.com/cssref/css_websafe_fonts.asp

This is a site that I trust, but the list looks pretty short to me. They recommend Courier as a monospaced font.

Good luck

Kelly

set the number of card to number Allows you to change the number property of the card, bumping all the other cards up or down appropriately. A better way might be to name all your cards, and then in the openStack handler “go to card “openingCard”. Then the order of the cards will never matter or ge...

The first message on https://forums.livecode.com/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=35686 shows what the nodes look like when first analyzed. I have to manually untangled them using the code for moving the nodes that I posted there. I would love to see an algorithm to layout the nodes automatically to remove the c...

I'm trying to make charts like this to understand the program flow after parsing the text files generated by Brian Milby's invaluable ScriptTracker: FlowChart2.png Do you know of any algorithmic way of sorting out the lines? Right now I manually adjust the nodes and then save their positions so that...

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Tue Apr 06, 2021 3:34 pm

Hi Andre, I just tried unzipping this and apparently I am not equipped with an un-RAR application. Would you recommend one?

Thanks
Mark

RAR Extractor Free is in the Mac App Store and worked for me.

Kelly

Last post on this I promise, but I'm pleased enough that I have to show this off: FlowChart2.png I've had to stretch my boundaries on this by having to use a bit of Regex and even had to dust off the trig to use the atan2 function (after translating a bit of javascript from stack overflow. Thanks to...

Another way to tackle it might have been to put all the notes into a sub stack of the player that acts like a palette floating above the player. Two different sizes and styles that each are just right for their own purposes.

The script collection I am working with uses all four variants, with and without a space between the delimiter and the text as well as having extensive multiline comments - ALL within ONE script. The script is 25K, so there are lots of things to comment on, but the stylistic variation really shows h...

Update to close the topic: This code global gTrgt on mouseDown put the short name of the target into gTrgt if char 1 of gTrgt is not "G" then exit to top delete char 1 of gTrgt -- this is now the ID that identifies the graphic object moving grab the target end mouseDown on mouseStillDown pButtonNumb...