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j9v6:
This is interesting. How to download?
I watched a couple of videos on the internet so I am somewhat familiar with it.
Just curious.
Bob


Hi Bob, just search for TiX Clock on the iOS AppStore or Google Play Store and you’ll find it.

iOS link
https://tinyurl.com/mr3syrdh

Android link ...

Klaus wrote: Fri Apr 25, 2025 9:21 am Hi j9v6,

way cool!
If you'd like to add a german localisation, too, just drop a line!

Best

Klaus

Hi Klaus,

Absolutely! I was planning on German and Spanish localisation in upcoming updates, so if you’re happy to send me the German text that would be cool

Thanks,
Al.

Hi.

Never heard of a TIX clock before. I am sure it was fun to build in LC. No desktop version that could sit in a corner somewhere? Why not colors?

On another note, is it quick and easy to read when there are larger numbers of lighted squares? The difference between, say, 16:35 and 17:46?

I ...

A TiX Clock implementation for iOS and Android devices

* Monochromatic display (Light, Dark or automatic mode)
* UK/EU and US date formats
* 12 or 24 hour clock
* English and French localisation
* Adjustable refresh rate
* Assist (Learning) Mode
* Portrait and Landscape

Written in lovely LiveCode ...

So apart from clocks I’ve also been writing a wordle type game for iOS. It’s in beta at the moment (on TestFlight on iOS), so I was wondering if any of you good folks here would like to try it out while it’s still in development? If you’re interested DM / PM me and I’ll add you to the testers ...

Ok, I know I said I wouldn’t do it, but I have :mrgreen: and now there’s another clock app in the App Store. This time it’s a binary clock so it’s ok. Here it is in all its glory and written in good old LiveCode 10.0.1 (rc3)

IMG_3039.png

https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/binary-clock-and-calendar ...

Erm, no there isn’t…

I suppose I could add a touch option on the time message so that it displays the actual time for a few seconds when you tap it. But wouldn’t that spoil the fun of having fuzzy time messages?

While we’re talking of updates, the next version will have a 3rd level of fuzziness ...

LCMark wrote: Wed Feb 26, 2025 6:06 pm
@j9v6: Yes - the iOS engine is currently built against the iOS17 SDK - we'll update that to iOS18 in a release before the deadline.

Great, thank you

I'm running macOS Sequoia 15.3.1 with Xcode 16.2 and have been using LiveCode 10.0.1 (rc-3). With this combination I can build and deploy iOS apps locally (side-load) and also upload them to the AppStore using Transporter.

Interestingly yesterday Transporter starting informing me that the apps are ...

Hi, is there any way to leverage UITextChecker for iOS apps to validate spelling from within Livecode?

Hi Klaus,

Thanks for the quick reply and explaining what's what. I've used the filenames and key names suggested in the lesson and issued the following command

keytool -export -rfc -keystore release_keystore.keystore -alias key0 -file upload_certificate.pem

Doing this has generated a 1k upload ...

Well, would you believe it, I've locked my keystore passwords for one of my apps in an old Notes file on iOS and forgotten the password to unlock it - it's quite an old note so it predates Apples "unlock it with your face" technology so I'm kinda stuffed. I know, I know - it was a stupid thing to do ...

LiveCode_Panos wrote: Fri Oct 11, 2024 8:10 am Hello Al,

You need to ensure the installed version of the SDK Build Tools is *exactly* 31.0.0 - and no newer version of the *build tools* is installed.

Kind regards,
Panos

Hi Panos, yes that was it exactly! All up and running now. Thanks

Hi Bernd,

Thanks for your testing and letting me know what you get. It's certainly a weird one. It is consistently intermittently failing, so I'm not sure what's going on apart from suspecting it's a bug.

In my stack I have an on systemAppearanceChanged handler that dispatches setCardTheme to the ...

Hi All,

Not sure if anyone else is trying out 10.0.1 rc-1 but I am. So far it all works well, and being able to build for iOS without having to jump through hoops with the Xcode version is great. Maybe we'll get the same 'no jumping through hoops' for Android too - wouldn't that be nice.

The only ...