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Hi liveme, Your orignal regex: [-$&~'#%?!@°,*+=></\(){} ] The new one: [-$&~'#%?!@°,*+=></\(){} \\ [\] \x22 ] I've added some spaces to draw attention, please drop them in your code. \\ will match any \ [\] will match [ and ] \x22 is the hex value for the double quote not tested! HTH, Thierry

The startup event is consumed by the IDE in the stack home.livecodescript
and not available to IDE Users. That's the first event thrown by the engine
when you start an app ( the IDE is an app).

In case you don't believe me:


Regards,

Thierry

Is there a way I could send my testing App to somebody so you can test on your machines?

Feel free to send it to me (zipped please)

I'll do my best

Thierry

PaulDouBret wrote: ↑

Fri Feb 19, 2021 2:58 pm

Are you the Thierry who used to work with Hypercard??? Loooong time ago...

Well, maybe... We are few thierry I guess
I've started using hypercard at the very beginning
and did a couple of apps in France at the end of the 80's...

Are you French ?

Thierry

I am getting very upset :D :D :D Well don't do that,.... Well, feeling upset with 3 smilies, you still have some chance :) Sorry, I don't have a key to do a real test, but did you try the 2 lines of script given by simon ? This is straightforward and if this doesn't work, then you can start thinkin...

Hi Paul, on mouseUp -- ..... put "https://maps......" into loriginalrequest put return & "Step 1: " & the seconds after field "Timing" put URL loriginalrequest into field "Result" put return & "Step 2: " & the seconds after field "Timing" replace "//" with "" in loriginalrequest put URL loriginalreq...

No worriers, thanks for your time Thierry and don't be shy I'm certainly not putting out commercial code here. You're welcome :) I'm not shy but only cautious due to my limited free time. I'm more interested in getting my elephant to work. :D Ok, I'll do my best to send your jumping elephant to you...

The crc32 stack I found took a long time to calculate the crc for large apng files so I put the hex into the memory rather than from a field(See in my stack). It got a little improvement but not much. Hi istech, if you look at my crc32 tests few posts before, you'll see all this took 20 seconds. We...

This text produces this crc 32 error: C62E7 Correct answer is: 000C62E7 (3 missing zeros) The solution is using format: function Crc32Str str ..... put format("%08s", baseConvert(tHex3,10,16)) into fld 3 end Crc32Str Thanks Al, and good catch ! Back to this thread which is about coding/decoding APN...

In fact, I posted this stack long, long time ago, and back then discovered that hashing some kind of data produces wrong results. Using the crc32b produced by the built-in Livecode function "compress" is more reliable. Hi Al, Thanks a lot for this information! Out of curiosity, I did play for a cou...

.... Somebody makes an outrageous claim that certain politicians are eating children. enfer.jpg BTW, I would certainly *not* suggest you send the people you talk to out to do criminal things Well, as long you didn't say they are eating cheese, I guess you're politically correct ? :roll: Have a nice...

I was therefore wondering if it is therefore possible to replace the code LC is using for a line break/return with a <br/> instead? Hi Glenn, This one is straightforward: replace cr with "<br/>" in variableWithYourText Otherwise, I have no idea if this will resolve your main issue... HTH, Thierry

Thanks for your help!!

Hi Mike,

another one....
Thierry

Hi Glenn, From the dicionary: Description Use the arrayDecode function to rebuild an array from an encoded string produced by the arrayEncode function. Encoding and decoding arrays is designed to allow arrays to be written to a file on disk, or sent across a network. See the arrayEncode reference fo...

Hi Thierry, Thank you so much, I now have a better understanding of the Array syntax. This was a great help. Excellent :) I would like to show you a couple of things you could do with your wiki array to make the code may be a bit more readable. You could replace your repeat loop: repeat with x = 1 ...