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Got a reply from LC on this. It is not possible to create iOS widget extensions in LC at this time however it has been submitted as an enhancement request.

Ah yes, now it’s on the App Store I need to tick the box to say it’s macOS compatible. I’ll do that tomorrow probably. I’m hoping to find a way to create the widgets for both the clock apps. I posted a thread on the iOS deployment platform here to see if anyone’s had any experience in this area (sti...

I’d like to say yes, but the truth is that the app is just compatible with visionOS. A lot of iOS apps are or can be, it’s just a case of them passing apples checks.

Hot on the heels on my Roman Clock is Fuzzy Clock - a clock that tells you roughly the right time. Because…

Here’s a link to the Apple store to read the nonsense I’ve written about it.
https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/fuzzy-clock/id6479526102

It sometimes goes like that doesn’t it. It certainly looks like a good tool that you’ve created & the GUI design looks pretty slick from the screenshots you shared. Have you thought about productising it for other hospitals or researchers to use?

So this is a question about using Livecode to create iOS widget extensions and not about creating a Livecode widget (just to be clear). iOS widgets are those little mini floating apps that run on the iPhone & iPad screens among the icons. Scan reading the Apple documentation, the widget is an extens...

So I’ve finally read most of the posts in this thread and then I found this. This is a seriously impressive looking piece of software. Congrats! As this thread is over 2.5 years old though, just wondering if you’ve had any need to update or enhance it, or was it just used for a single research study...

Great, thanks Klaus

Hi Klaus,
Nice idea. Are you going to add the .icns feature to the same app or will it be a separate one?
Al.

stam wrote: ↑

Thu Feb 29, 2024 7:03 pm

Cool update.

Still works perfectly on MacOS ("but not verified for MacOS").
I hope you may consider uploading this to the Mac App Store as well (easier to update my Mac lol)

Stam

Now verified for macOS

<r>Update: All fixed. <br/> <br/> Had to manually specify the JDK Path. <br/> <br/> Used <CODE><s>[code]</s>set the visible of button "ChooseJDK" of group "Android SDK" of card "Mobile Support" of stack "revPreferencesGUI" to true<e>[/code]</e></CODE> from this post which really helped<br/> <br/> <U...

Just uploaded version 1.0.1 to the AppStore with some enhancements for you.

Hi All, I've not built for Android in a while, and since I last did, I've upgraded to a new macBook which means everything been installed afresh: Livecode 9.6.11 Android Studio Hedgehog 2023.1.1 Patch 2 JRE 1.8.0_401 Now when I try building for Android I get the following error message: There was an...

Well you could do it that way but it’s very long winded. A simpler way is to use a constant with the numerals you need in it. e.g. kNumerals = “I,II,III,IV,V,VI,VII,VIII,IX,X… etc” Then select the nth item from the constant for the hours, minutes, etc. So something like 5:08 would give you V and VII...

Hi. Just curious, how did you implement successive values of the time display? A look-up table that was read second by second? Or perhaps some predefined sequences that can be called as needed? Craig Hi Craig, I use the send command to update the clock every minute. E.g. send “updateClock” to me in...