Message box failure in 10.0.0?
J. Landman Gay
jacque at hyperactivesw.com
Mon Feb 21 14:19:02 EST 2022
Probably not related, none of my test stacks call out to external files.
I relaunched LC 10.0.0 and everthing works again. The only difference is that I closed the App
Overview before quitting and then reopened it manually after the new launch. I don't know if
that made the difference, or if something just got screwy while running the IDE. The same issue
happened in LC 10.0.0dp1 though and I went back to 9.6.6 rather than deal with it.
I'll see if the problem recurs over time.
On 2/21/22 7:20 AM, Paul Dupuis via use-livecode wrote:
> We're tracking down a Big Sur "bug/feature" that I don't have a recipe stack for yet, but I'll
> explains as it *might* be related?
>
> We've found that if a stack is internal to the .app under Big Sur (and presumably Monterey)
> that has a video player, the video in the player plays and pauses normally (i.e the UI is
> responsive to any messages to the player or menus that control the player). i.e it behaves as
> expected - normally.
>
> However, if the player is in a LOCAL stack, but loaded from OUTSIDE the .app package (say from
> the desktop or elsewhere in the Applications folder, but outside the BUNDLE), then when the
> video is played, the UI becomes non-responsive until the video is finished playing.
>
> We have seen other issues relating to file and folder actions that FAIL under Catalina and up
> if performed from a loaded external stack but work if loaded from a substack as part of the
> .app build. (Stacks in the app bundle, but external to the .app standalone may work - we've not
> tested)
>
> We think this is due to Apple's permission scheme under Catalina and above and how it tries to
> detect resource access in real time and perhaps something about the stack being external sets
> the permissions system off.
>
> I mention it in the unlikely case you are loading a external stack prior to your message box
> tests.
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Jacqueline Landman Gay | jacque at hyperactivesw.com
HyperActive Software | http://www.hyperactivesw.com
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