This Week In LiveCode 72
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Updates from the LiveCode open source community
News & blog posts
- Connecting a Sublime Text project to a Levure application running in the LiveCode IDE (video)
- 日常英語のようなプログラミング言語で1行ごとに何をやっているか確認しながらコードを書く: LiveCode tutorial in Japanese
Interesting discussions
- The
selectedText
for controls without focus: Allowing users to select text in fields that they can’t edit - Squashed Turtles: Richmond implements turtle graphics in LiveCode
- Dictionary rewrite: Bernd continues to improve his IDE dictionary replacement
- Can the IDE script editor be improved
Updates in the LiveCode open source project
17 pull requests were merged since the last issue.
New LiveCode releases
Notable changes
Bug of the week
Bug 19287 - clickLoc inconsistency between desktop (MacOS) and mobile (iOS)
The reporter discovered that the clickLock
is the location where the mouse
was pressed when running on desktop, and the location where the touch was
released when running on a mobile device. The problem was extremely
well-explained, and the reporter provided an easy-to-use code sample.
Help needed!
Want to get involved in the LiveCode open source project but don’t know where to start? Try one of these:
- (Easy) Update & complete documentation for
the processor
- (Easy) selectionChanged does not appear in the player object page of the dictionary
- (Easy) Fix format of
mobileControlDo
dictionary entries - (Medium) Add info on manipulating field contents to the User Guide
- (Medium) Make guide outlines in the Dictionary expand/collapse with repeated clicks
- (Medium) Reduce whitespace in Dictionary
- (Hard) Allow Windows line endings in script-only stacks
- (Hard) Create a LiveCode Community build for Raspberry Pi
Contributors this week
- livecodeali
- livecodeian
- livecodemichael
- livecodepanos
- livecodesebastien
- montegoulding
- peter-b
- runrevelanor
- runrevmark
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