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Hi Mike Wow, wow, wow! I am amazed that you understood everything about MDL from that simple explanation I wrote. Especially the chapter on Core Concepts is important. I really appreciate it. Your Japanese is also excellent and very easy to understand. It is perfect. I don't have time to make sample...

Hello Mike. Thanks for the beautiful demo and the useful debugging tools. This is great work. I was very impressed. And the lack of manuals was my concern. I want to thank you to the max. Hello Bernd. You are correct, the imageData sequence should be ARGB, and I believe the description of RGBA in Mi...

I made it a little more colorful with some small changes, but game's still 80's :-) It no longer runs smoothly on my PPC Mac and old Celeron machines. http://udimac.web.fc2.com/livecode/lcBlock091.livecode In this system, the larger the screen, the greater the CPU load. It's not suitable for handlin...

Hi stam, Thanks for your message. I am aware that the loop structure is not smart. This is the result of adjusting the movement of the ball and racket on my old Mac. And it's intentionally so that the racket lags behind the cursor - to make the game more difficult. It could have been more simple and...

Hi, bryonenger Thanks for your reply I'm still continuing to improve this library. My brain is boiling.. ha ha It has speed issues on my old PPC Mac. To be honest, I doubt it's practical. But I'm enjoying it. Thanks all and sorry to my poor English. UDI http://udimac.web.fc2.com/livecode/withLivecod...

Hello all. I'm working on LiveCode Image object. It's Break Bricks Game stack. It has minimum graphic library on card script to manipulate raw image data. Initial version.. http://udimac.web.fc2.com/temp/lcBlock02.livecode It became like a game.. http://udimac.web.fc2.com/temp/lcBlock04.livecode And...

Hi LCMark

Thanks. I now understand the difference between 'byte' and 'char'. So far I have 'automatically' rewritten 'char' to 'byte'. But I have to take into account how LC is going to handle that data.

Thanks for all and sorry to my poor English.
udi

Hi stam Yes, char C of word W of.. works correctly. But, 'char' can be multi-byte, so if you want to be sure to specify a single byte, you have to use 'byte' instead of 'char' I understood it that way, but was wrong? Curiously, this seems to work correctly except for LC for Linux32. Thanks for all a...

Sorry, I was confused, apparently. The script that causes the problem is as follows put "abc def" into tStr delete BYTE 1 of word 2 of tStr When I test this, both [All Users] and [You Only] get a crash with some LC16bit engines. I wonder if "byte" and "word" should not be mixed ? Thanks for all and ...

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debian 12 MATE 32bit / Celeron M / LC963 [ You Only ] = OK !

I will change some conditions and continue testing.

Thanks for all and sorry to my poor English.
udi

Thanks richmond62

All the time, I've installed LC with setting [ All Users ].

I'm going to try LC963 with [ You Only ] and test it.


Thanks for all and sorry to my poor English.
udi

Hellow everyone :) Hi Klaus Thanks for your advice. I'm so shy.. Hi richmond62 Thanks for your testing. My test system are : Mageia 9 MATE 32bit / Celeron M / LC905 & LC963 = Crashed debian 11 MATE 32bit / Celeron M / LC905 & LC963 = Crashed PCLinuxOS MATE 64bit / Core i5 / LC905 & LC951 = OK debian...

It crashed on Linux32 but OK on Linux64.
also
delete char C of line L of ...

solution: Is it bug or my fault?