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jacque wrote: ↑

Wed Mar 06, 2019 6:18 pm

A comment here might bring it back to life:
https://quality.livecode.com/show_bug.cgi?id=21836

I need this too right now.

Hi Jacque, I took a look but from the bug report it didn't look like it had been resolved yet. True?

Mark

Update.... Just to get some closure. I was never able to get a native scrolling field to reliably detect swipes the way I wanted. The layout of my screen does however, have enough "open space" so that users swiping from the edge of the screen (or in areas not covered by the native scroller) get the...

The easiest way is to use fullscreenmode "show all". You may see black borders where the screen size ratios are different, which you can work around by setting the stack background color to avoid the default black. The other way is to script the positioning of every object. Try the fullscreenmode o...

That's a bummer. Did it occur to you to set the fontSize in the datagrid? Thanks Richmond. I haven't tried anything yet. This is my first foray into datagrid on iOS and I wasn't sure what to expect. It does seem like it will take a lot of fiddling to get it right. Also worried about "resizing" for ...

I'm wondering if I have a problem, or just some learning to do. I built a very simple datagrid using LC 9.0.4, Mac OS 10.14.2, Xcode 10.1 and iOS 13.5.1 which does look like a supported config in the FAQ (I think). As indicated by the image below, the appearance on the desktop (left) and in the sim ...

FourthWorld wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 01, 2020 6:55 pm

I can think of no reason why this couldn't be used with LC. If the API insists on a binary interface for mobile apps rather than a REST one as with web apps, you can use LC Builder to interface with it.

Thanks -- nice to know these options should work.

I am waiting many years for this and I am thinking of getting out of LC and adopt Microsoft Xamarin. Which ad networks does Xamarin support natively? And what is the average monthly ad revenue reported from Xamarin users? Hi Richard, I saw this promotion on Youtube for Ad Mob and wondered if someth...

richmond62 wrote: ↑

Mon Jun 29, 2020 2:06 pm

Pretty flat and marshy round those parts: keep expecting Abel Magwitch
to pop out from behind a gravestone and clonk me one.
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If you scream again I'll cut your throat out.

Aylesford is IN Kent. I used to live in Maidstone, and Sittingbourne and Chatham at different times. Nowadays I have a full time job for a salmon-farming company and once Covid-19 restrictions are eased a bit further, I have the prospect of getting out to sites through some wonderful scenery. I was...

And last, as I did promess you, here is one way to parse your Capital.txt entry. for Mark.jpg And this one would be my way :roll: for Mark 2.jpg Best wishes, Thierry Wonderful, thank you so much for providing those. I will have to take some time to deconstruct what you are doing and compare it to m...

I live in the Hielands now (since 6 months ago), but when I was working down there and trying to head back out of London to Kent, I quite often found it quicker to go on the A206 via Greenwich than via Blackheath. I love the highlands! Portree, Uig, Quiraing, have done a few bus tours. Edinburgh is...

richmond62 wrote: ↑

Sat Jun 27, 2020 8:41 pm

The first time I visited the observatory was in 1973 (school trip).

Been back about 5 times.

My son works at the Greenwich museum. Was front of house for awhile so at the observatory occasionally. Back office bookings dept now. If you need tickets for anything let me know.

richmond62 wrote: ↑

Wed Jun 17, 2020 8:17 am

Pretty posh business area, right opposite the Isle of Dogs,
right next to Greenwich College and the Royal Observatory.

Thanks. Have you been over this way?

Mark

2. find the literal "[" followed by any number of characters but NOT "]" and lastly "]" the escaped \[ is mandatory because [ is a meta-character for regex. the carret inside [ ] means NOT. Thanks, helps (me) if I am working through a specific problem or solution, so this is great. Also, many thank...

richmond62 wrote: ↑ Tue Jun 16, 2020 4:42 pm I couldn't understand any of your code, so I wrote my own. :? Err . . . actually . . . I lied. 8) You're forgiven 8) Did you see my post edit added after you replied? I added the regex example to have them both in the same place. Also Thierry responded s...