Native scroller blues
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Re: Native scroller blues
UIWebview??? I'm going to try this! One huge advantage is to be able to display html with formatting and images.
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http://forums.runrev.com/viewtopic.php? ... 043#p38382adventuresofgreg wrote:UIWebview??? I'm going to try this! One huge advantage is to be able to display html with formatting and images.
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Without being too mean here, doesn't this seem like a completely unacceptable solution? If we have to use a webview as a hack to get scrolling speeds vaguely acceptable, remind me why we're even using LiveCode? A shell webkit app in cocoa seems to do the trick for free.
I guess I'm frustrated with the state of LiveCode iOS still. I'm glad Apple has re-allowed third party development environments, but I understand what Steve Jobs was saying about sub-optimal experiences. We've had well over a year, and we still don't have a fluid scroller, something almost every app has. This just seems unacceptable. I mean no offense to the folks at RunRev, I know this isn't easy, it's crazy that I spent the last 3 weeks learning enough Cocoa to make some simple apps that perform and feel vastly better than the app I've been trying to hack around limitations for in the last 3 months.
Rapid Deployment is only rapid when you can actually build what you need to.
I guess I'm frustrated with the state of LiveCode iOS still. I'm glad Apple has re-allowed third party development environments, but I understand what Steve Jobs was saying about sub-optimal experiences. We've had well over a year, and we still don't have a fluid scroller, something almost every app has. This just seems unacceptable. I mean no offense to the folks at RunRev, I know this isn't easy, it's crazy that I spent the last 3 weeks learning enough Cocoa to make some simple apps that perform and feel vastly better than the app I've been trying to hack around limitations for in the last 3 months.
Rapid Deployment is only rapid when you can actually build what you need to.
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You are not being mean at all - I completely agree.landoke wrote:Without being too mean here, doesn't this seem like a completely unacceptable solution?
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Re: Native scroller blues
Jellicle I was able to make a decent scrolling datagrid by grouping a simple rectangle with it first, and locking the size and location to the rectangle dimensions, the datagrid height being much taller. I couldn't tell if that was how you achieved this effect, or if you used a field? Does it matter?
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My solution avoids the use if a data grid - it uses HTML and a browser object.
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I see. I download some example stacks that used datagrids, they were from you, no?
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Nope.teacherguy wrote:I see. I download some example stacks that used datagrids, they were from you, no?
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Re: Native scroller blues
Hi All,
1)Does anybody have an update regarding an appropriate way of having a real smooth scrolling field?
I stopped my project on iPad due to that (Scrolling 20 label of 400x100 on a scrolling field still choppy).
2)Who knows if the guys at Runrev are working on adding/fixing proper Native UI?
If anybody has a stack with smooth scrolling i will really appreciate. (i tried to access the example of Jellicle with no joy)
Thx to all for your support.
1)Does anybody have an update regarding an appropriate way of having a real smooth scrolling field?
I stopped my project on iPad due to that (Scrolling 20 label of 400x100 on a scrolling field still choppy).
2)Who knows if the guys at Runrev are working on adding/fixing proper Native UI?
If anybody has a stack with smooth scrolling i will really appreciate. (i tried to access the example of Jellicle with no joy)
Thx to all for your support.

Re: Native scroller blues
Have you tried the new acceleratedRendering? That helps a lot in making scrolling fields smooth.
Jacqueline Landman Gay | jacque at hyperactivesw dot com
HyperActive Software | http://www.hyperactivesw.com
HyperActive Software | http://www.hyperactivesw.com
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Thank You Very Much Jacque!!!!!
That was it!!! Now the scrolling is perfect!!
That was it!!! Now the scrolling is perfect!!
