Code editor window
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Code editor window
My code editor window no longer shows the bottom pane where you could read about errors, etc. What can I do to turn this back on?
Linda
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Re: Code editor window
Not too sure if this will work, but you could try putting this into the Message Box and hit enter:
As far as I can see, it should force the window to resize all of the panes properly. Make sure the Script Editor window is open first.
There is another thread about this problem in an older version of LC here:
https://forums.livecode.com/viewtopic.p ... ack#p71427
If that doesn't work you may need to quit LC then delete the LiveCode Preferences files, called "livecode7.rev" and "livecode.rev". On a Mac they are in the User ▸ Library ▸ Preferences ▸ RunRev folder. On Windows it's here: C:\Users\YourUserName\AppData\Roaming\RunRev\Preferences\livecode.rev
I'm not sure how that translates to Linux, but if you search for a "RunRev" folder you may find it. The downside of this is that you will need to reset any preferences that you have changed from the default settings.
Paul
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send "actionResizeStack, true" to card "main" of stack "revNewScriptEditor 1"
There is another thread about this problem in an older version of LC here:
https://forums.livecode.com/viewtopic.p ... ack#p71427
If that doesn't work you may need to quit LC then delete the LiveCode Preferences files, called "livecode7.rev" and "livecode.rev". On a Mac they are in the User ▸ Library ▸ Preferences ▸ RunRev folder. On Windows it's here: C:\Users\YourUserName\AppData\Roaming\RunRev\Preferences\livecode.rev
I'm not sure how that translates to Linux, but if you search for a "RunRev" folder you may find it. The downside of this is that you will need to reset any preferences that you have changed from the default settings.
Paul
Re: Code editor window
I actually don't have a RunRev folder on my Mac. But part of what you said made sense to me. I just reset all Preferences to the default...there is a button for that in the Preferences panel...and it worked.
Thank you.
Linda
Thank you.
Linda
Re: Code editor window
I downloaded the new 9.6.0. It is behaving badly too in the same way as we were discussing.
Once I saw the code window and the project browser actually have tabs within ONE window...just like with a browser and having several tabs open. That configuration actually went away as soon as I closed the window to go back to viewing a card. It never has happened again.
Also, I can correct the size of the code window and the next time that I open it, it may or may not be like the initial image that I uploaded to this thread. Freaky. I cannot replicate this every time that I open LC. Crazy, crazy happenings on my MacBook Pro 2015 model with High Sierra and LC 9.5.1 and now 9.6.0.
Linda
Once I saw the code window and the project browser actually have tabs within ONE window...just like with a browser and having several tabs open. That configuration actually went away as soon as I closed the window to go back to viewing a card. It never has happened again.
Also, I can correct the size of the code window and the next time that I open it, it may or may not be like the initial image that I uploaded to this thread. Freaky. I cannot replicate this every time that I open LC. Crazy, crazy happenings on my MacBook Pro 2015 model with High Sierra and LC 9.5.1 and now 9.6.0.
Linda
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Re: Code editor window
Unfortunately, LC does tie itself in knots occasionally, and the only way around this is to delete the preference files.
Be aware, this will completely re-set LiveCode back to the default settings, but it should clear the issues that you have;
Quit LiveCode
Go to the Mac Finder, in the Finder Menubar choose "Go > Go To Folder" or just type the shortcut Shift Command G
Type (or paste)
Now trash the two LiveCode files, close the folder and empty the trash.
Launch LiveCode and re-set any preferences you need to stay.
Paul
Be aware, this will completely re-set LiveCode back to the default settings, but it should clear the issues that you have;
Quit LiveCode
Go to the Mac Finder, in the Finder Menubar choose "Go > Go To Folder" or just type the shortcut Shift Command G
Type (or paste)
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~/Library/Preferences/RunRev
Launch LiveCode and re-set any preferences you need to stay.
Paul