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@lohill: I took a quick look at your example stack - there are three things you need to do to make this work correctly (I think, at least). The first is to ensure you open the sqlite db in "binary" mode - pass "binary" as the third parameter when opening the db - this ensures that you can put in and...

This isn't a bug really just a side-effect of command call syntax which is: IDENTIFIER EXPR , ... , EXPR As an expression can be (EXPR), and the ( token doesn't need whitespace before it you have that: x(666) Means call x with argument 666 and x() Is a parse error as () is not a valid expression. ED...

@n.allan: The sqlite driver originated with SQLite2 which did not support binary data... This meant that binary data had to be explicitly encoded as text and then decoded (when using the *b). If your database is coming from another source (i.e. not made with LC's sqlite driver) then you need to do: ...

ScriptObjects are weak references to the object you create it from - so they don't change, just become invalid if the (script) object is deleted. It sounds like the API you are using only sends a callback once... Maybe you have to re-register the callback each time you want one? (A bit like the way ...

@trevix: Yes this is currently a hook which is only accessible from LCB. It was motivated by both your FLIC button library (so that we could make it work the same as iOS), and by the barcode scanner where we now use a device's light sensor to perform 'auto' torchMode. (Android strongly suggests that...

@Trevix: Panos has found the problem I think - your device (by the model number you mentioned) appears to be this https://www.gsmarena.com/asus_zenfone_2_ze551ml-6917.php - which has an Intel Atom processor... Which will be either x86 or x86-64 (I'm not sure which). (That being said I did think x86/...

@Bevan: Try making sure you are using `https` URLs in your app - newer Android devices are secure-by-default which means they disallow access to HTTP urls (the same as iOS has done since iOS7 or so).

@anmldr: Yes - both Community and Community Plus both require that you make your source-code available if you distribute stacks / apps built with them. As Richard points out they are not variants of the same license: Community is GPLv3; Community Plus is a modified version of our commercial license ...

@trevix: You have a frontscript which does: on ReceiveSomething doThis end ReceiveSomething Then doThis is implemented in a behavior which is attached to a button in another stack. Unless the button with this behavior is the target of the 'ReceiveSomething' message, then 'DoThis' is not in the messa...

@FourthWorld: The arithmetic operators have always been overloaded - you can do Number op Number, Array op Number or Array op Array.

Cache coherence I think... Average iterates over the elements of an array in hash-order (as this is the fastest way to iterate through an array and order of processing doesn't matter in this case). The loop which constructs the values results in the values in memory being in numeric order (of i). Wh...

@Wil: It isn't *quite* the same... In the first case, the values in the array are numbers already (random returns a number). In the second case, the values in the array are strings (split doesn't know what is on each line, after all) so average has to first convert the string to a number in order to...

All the PI is doing is (I believe):

@PaulDaMacMan: I've taken a quick look at the AVMidi code... I wonder if: private foreign handler objC_AVMIDIPlayerAlloc() returns ObjcRetainedId binds to "objc:AVMIDIPlayer.+alloc" private foreign handler objC_AVMIDIPlayer(in pAVMIDIPlayerInstance as ObjcRetainedId, in pFileNSURL as ObjcId, in pSou...

@mwieder: There's nothing wrong with the third-party CEF library itself. I can build and run CEFsimple here with no problems. It's just the integration of the external library through the spaghetti of the MCBrowserx calls that messes things up. I have to strongly disagree with you - the MCBrowser co...