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And just for fun another way: on mouseUp set the textstyle of char 1 to -1 of fld b to plain repeat for each line cLine in fld A repeat forever find whole cLine in fld b if the foundchunk = "" then exit repeat do "set the textstyle of" && the foundchunk && "to underline" end repeat end repeat end mo...

Hi Mark, go to the first card go to the last card are both acceptable LC commands. You have named cards "the first card" and "the last card". And you properly quote the names in your handlers, so it works OK. But you might consider a different naming scheme to avoid inevitable confusion if you happe...

OK

Thanks Clarence. Take care!

Is there a november 2020 online meeting?

JimL

what I basically wanted to do was to delete a line of a list that contained some defined text.

You may find the FILTER command useful too.

Herman posted this.
## basicGeoLib [-hh fecit, Sep 2019] ##
## getDistance() and getDistanceFromLine is based on: ##
## https://github.com/manuelbieh/geolib (MIT licensed) ##

If you're really lazy try this variation on your stack: Jim Lambert

Hi,

While you can name an image "Image" it may lead to later confusion.
Same with a card named "Code" in a stack named "Code"

I speak from hard learned experience.

JimL

would you supply us with an example of the data in array vertsepleft?

Hi All,

Sorry I couldn't attend last night.
A bit hectic here.
Hope al are well and safe!

Jim Lambert

Clarence, thanks!

- Plan on paper first.

Bingo!

Mark wrote: Where did that quote come from? I've never heard of that. Sorry Mark, I just saw your question. That quote was from a LC promotion. It referenced a feature which Mark Waddingham introduced on day 3 of LiveCode Global 2017 INTRODUCING LIVECODE CONNECT: RESTFUL API’S THE IDLE WAY If you ha...

Richard,

Your idea of 'game-ifying' programming is very intriguing!
'A spoonful of sugar' hook for students.

JimL

Richard wrote: This is where LC could shine: Imagine a point-and-click system in layers, which eventually arrives at full scripting. Imagine an authoring tool with 5 levels of power that defaulted to easiest, most basic level, allowing you to progress through that power and complexity at your own pa...