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Oh wait, wow, I mean 8.0.0 :prichmond62 wrote:I think that 1.8 wasn't released: but version 2.0.1 was in about 2003.
you can do everything you want, but if it is wise is another question!AgentItay wrote:Hello,
Can I use LiveCode 8 developer preview to publish my game in it? Since I understand that it is only meant for developers trying to test the new features.
Why don't you try yourself with (a copy of) your stack(s)?AgentItay wrote:And can I transfer my stack from 7.0.5 to 8.0.0?
ShalomKlaus wrote:Shalom AgentItay,
you can do everything you want, but if it is wise is another question!AgentItay wrote:Hello,
Can I use LiveCode 8 developer preview to publish my game in it? Since I understand that it is only meant for developers trying to test the new features.Why don't you try yourself with (a copy of) your stack(s)?AgentItay wrote:And can I transfer my stack from 7.0.5 to 8.0.0?
Best
Klaus
make sure you don't have any pendingMessages running.Also, everytime I export my stack into an .exe file, the file still stays active in the task manager after closing the .exe file, what;s wrong?
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repeat for each line aMessage in the pendingMessages
cancel item 1 of aMessage
end repeatthat was just a guess because I have seen that if there are any pending messages on Windows the app won't quit.But Bernd, it doesn't work, my code is
on closeStack
cancel all pendingMessages
end closeStack
You were right, but my syntax was wrong, I got it working now, thanksbn wrote:Hi AgentItay,
that was just a guess because I have seen that if there are any pending messages on Windows the app won't quit.But Bernd, it doesn't work, my code is
on closeStack
cancel all pendingMessages
end closeStack
Apparently on Mac the app quits despite "pending messages"
So since I am on a Mac I have no idea what else could keep your app from quitting.
You could test if your pending messages are really all gone after "cancel all pendingMessages" by testing
if the pendingMessages <> "" then
Kind regards
Bernd
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