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mark, I know you're not a beginner, but for the sake of posterity for the next person who reads this, i'm going to break it down for a beginner. on ios, the scroller is a separate native object that overlays the card. if you want to read the code, in the PB, click on your DG then click on the "2". T...

sorry. livecode server

Mike,
Just so we're clear, when you use LCS with ST or Atom, you are only using it for the purpose of getting it to check your code for errors, identify tokens, etc., live. You are not using it for anything else.

@sparkOut
What do you use? What didn't you like about Atom?

@4W The advantage is getting live syntax checking/colorizing/indenting without being locked into the SE, for those people who don't like the SE, or prefer another tool. @bogs The LC team prefers Atom. I'm ok with Atom. It's definitely more refined than ST is. It's the muscle car/luxury car or Androi...

ST is Sublime Text.
I am not a fan of being a little more advanced than a lot of others. Let's fix that, and then let's chase Trevor down.

Is there any reason you are copying/pasting into the SE instead of using Script-Only Stacks?
Is there any reason you aren't using the nifty ST connection to LC Server to get LCS to do your parsing for you and then ST to do the indenting?

i have not read through your code to look for anything else, but when weird things happen on mobile, in my experience the first thing to check is to see if the script silently failed. unfortunately, on mobile, when there is a script error, the script just stops and fails silently. so you can use the...

Howdy, Stevan, Make sure the file in your Plugins is "bakers_assistant_plugin.livecode". Don't just install the repo or the folder. The name in the Plugins menu is "levureBakersAssistant" Go to the following menu: Development->Plugins->Plugin Settings. Select levureBakersAssistant from the popup men...

OR you could use either Atom or SublimeText. There are LC language pieces for both. If you are only using binary stacks (all your scripts are contained in the stack file, and are not separated into behavior stacks), then you would not be using an external text editor. There are lots of advantages of...

ok, i see what's happening, now. the workflow is different because the use case is different. the lc oauth library is user/client-driven, i.e. one where user interaction is necessarily part of the process (not built for headless or server-to-server). i was wondering why the lc oauth library was so s...

hmmm. nope. it's throwing a couple of errors for me.
i'll have a look at it next week.

By the way, if you want to save yourself half-a-minute, here are the references to the different oauth2 issues with google https://developers.google.com/identity/protocols/oauth2 https://developers.google.com/identity/protocols/oauth2/service-account#httprest https://support.google.com/a/answer/1621...

oauth2 isn't oauth2. every site is different, and what i see in the library doesn't look like the workflow for a google service account. while there is a workflow for webservers that uses a refresh token, the google cloud API does not use one for service accounts. You have to change the connection t...

Just a reminder that when LC decided to deprecate mergGoogle, they also OSS'd it, so if you want to make a run at wrapping the newer C libs, the original is in a repo https://github.com/macMikey/merggoogle . I had been hoping that someone would answer my RFQ for implementing the REST API in LC but t...