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Hi Thierry,

I am still very interested in editing Livecode using BBEdit. Please let me know when/if this might be available for testing.

Henry

I am also interested in a Livecode language module for BBedit.

I have tested iPhoneHasNotch() on an iPhone X, iPhone Xs, iPhone Xr and iPhone Xs Max and it returns true (as expected) in each case. The function returns false on an iPhone 6S (which has no notch), also as expected.

This is the code that I now use to detect an iPhone X, Xs, Xr or Xs Max (the iPhones with notches). This replaces the IsIPhoneX function that I posted earlier this year.

function iPhoneHasNotch
local tiPhoneHasNotch,tScreenRect,tScreenHeight,tScreenWidth
put false into tiPhonehasNotch
if ...

Try this:

Function isIPhoneX
local tIsiPhoneX,tScreenRect,tScreenHeight,tScreenWidth
put false into tIsiPhoneX
put the ScreenRect into tScreenRect
if word 1 of the machine is "iPhone" and MobilePixelDensity() = 3 then
put item 3 of tScreenRect into tScreenWidth
put item 4 of tScreenRect into ...

After upgrading my iPad to iOS 7.1 I could no longer install iOS apps compiled under LC 6.5.2 using the xCode 5.0.2 organizer. That prompted my updating to xCode 5.1 and losing the ability to run LC apps in the iOS simulator. Hopefully RC2 will appear soon as developing without the iOS simulator is ...

I updated my development iPad to iOS 7.1 and installed the new version of xCode (5.1). Prior to doing so I made copies of the xCode 5.0 folders :

Applications/xCode.app/Developer/Platforms/Developer/Platforms/iPhoneOS.platform/Developer/SDKs/iPhoneOS7.0.sdk
Applications/xCode.app/Developer ...

I agree that scrolling data grids under iOS LC are sluggish. LC native support for UITableView should be relatively easy to implement and a huge plus!