Digital Signature

[richmond62]

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Indy to the left, Community to the right.

Time to either:

1. Stump up the money.

or

2. Do your own donkey work.

[richmond62]

I would recommend that the OP downloads a one-month trial version of LiveCode Indy so s/he can
see the functionality of the Digital Signature Widget, and then either buy a licence or use the
knowledge of that functionality to construct their own thing in the Community version.

Or, to put things really crudely:

Decide whether the time and effort involved in working out a home-grown digital signature "thing"
is worth more than the $499 license for LC Indy.

[Klaus]

Oh, sorry, didn't know that this widget is LC indy and business only.

[richmond62]

I have a feeling . . .

. . . that if a stack is set up that allows the end-user to sign within the constraints of an image . . .

that image can be dumped as raw text into a field where it can be compared with similar text in another field.

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Mind you, last night I had a very disturbed patch where I got into some dream/fantasy which involved vectorising
someone's bitmapped signature . . .

[elanorb]

Hi

As Richmond mentioned earlier you can use an image control and the paint tools. You might find something useful in this lesson.

https://lessons.livecode.com/m/4603/l/5 ... ing-images

Kind regards

Elanor

[richmond62]

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Of course what would be really lovely would be if one could trace one's raster signature
inwith LiveCode and end up with a vector.

viewtopic.php?t=31461

The snag about this very clever stack is that it requires other components to be installed on the host system.

[richmond62]

Yay:

http://berndniggemann.on-rev.com/ColorT ... vecode.zip

As a signature will be in one colour that should "cut the mustard."

Teaching in 5 minutes, so will prob. not get to try out the thing myself until tomorrow.

[EddieLee]

You could start by looking at the pen and the brush tools.
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With the image (fake field) for signatures having this sort of script:

Code: Select all

on mouseEnter
   choose brush tool
   set the brushColor to red
end mouseEnter

Hi richmond and all,

I would probably try to escape purchasing indy version and try to do the donkey business myself then ):
I have tried richmond's way by using the pen and brush tool but seems like it is only doable using a computer.
Any guide on how i can start using the brush tools on mobile? Is there a brush tool for mobile ? Or maybe i would need to download an extension or something?

Thanks all for the help!

[Klaus]

I'm afraid the "paint tools" are not available on the mobile platform.

[richmond62]

I'm afraid the "paint tools" are not available on the mobile platform.

Do you mean:

1. There is no way for an end-use to access the "paint tools" are not available on the mobile platform.

[If that is so, a programmer should be able to 'provide a brush' for end-users to paint with.]

2. Forget it 100%: paint tools are just NOT THERE in any way whatsoever on the mobile platform.

?

If the answer is #2 then my next question (think of me as a 4 year old) is the inevitable "Why?"

[Klaus]

The answer is 2. Ask the motherhsip for a reason!

[richmond62]

Mothership . . . are you listening?

Hmm . . . I wonder sometimes.

[elanorb]

Hi all

I think the paint tools should work on mobile. I am checking in with the team but attached is a very simple stack that works for me on an iPhone and an Android phone.

I added the revCompatibilityBrushes1 stack as a substack as mentioned in the Dictionary entry for the brush property and it seems to work. There may well be some subtleties I am missing for this use case but the basics seem ok.

Elanor

[richmond62]

I am checking in with the team but attached is a very simple stack that works for me on an iPhone and an Android phone.

Wow!

[Klaus]

The dictionary is misleading, are ALL paint tools unavailable on mobile or not?

SPRAY -> mac, windows, linux
PENCIL -> mac, windows, linux
ERASER -> mac, windows, linux, ios, android
BRUSH -> mac, windows, linux, ios, android
BUCKET -> mac, windows, linux, ios, android
CURVE -> mac, windows, linux, ios, android

Hm...