v8 DP3

[Richmond]

On 08/26/2015 10:42 PM, Warren Samples wrote:
> On 08/26/2015 11:54 AM, Richmond wrote:
>>>
>>> I just knocked together a standard stack with one button containing
>>> the script:
>>>
>>> on mouseUp
>>>   put "HELLO"
>>> end mouseUp
>>>
>>> before I tried building a standalone, that script did NOT work . . .
>>>
>>> I built a 64-bit Linux standalone, and it *opened* (the script did not
>>> run, but then it didn't in the IDE either).
>>>
>>> I then knocked together a standard stack with one button containing
>>> the script:
>>>
>>> on mouseUp
>>>    move me to 50,50
>>> end mouseUp
>>>
>>> *worked* in the IDE, and worked as a standalone!
>>>
>>> Xubuntu 64-bit, 15.04
>>>
>>> Best, Richmond.
>>>
>>> P.S. Probably a problem caused by Vladimir *Put*in!
>>
>>
>> Here:
>> https://www.dropbox.com/sh/9k9r6zqqs01sxo1/AAAFIpKPxoxns3kRplMOsaJda?dl=0 
>>
>>
>> File: Test_26_Aug_15.zip
>>
>> Richmond.
>> _______________________________________________
>>
>
>
> Thank you, Richmond. The Mover standalone ran here and the stack 
> successfully compiled and ran as a standalone on my machine. So, I 
> went back and see that under Linux standalone settings, 64bit is 
> deselected by default and I hadn't even bothered checking (red-face 
> goes here). All I did was deselect Windows and OS X... I would like to 
> politely suggest if Linux is by default going to build for Windows and 
> OS X, it could also build by default for both Linux architectures.

+1  especially as a very large number of desktops that do use Linux are 
using 64-bit versions.

>
> It seems the answer dialog may be a problem in standalone building. 
> Opening a standalone that uses an answer dialog returns this error, 
> "Error 91,15,1 (linebreak without a comma here in the error message) 
> 532,52,1 while loading stack: pLibraryName". Clicking "OK" does 
> nothing. The dialog has to be dismissed by clicking the close button 
> in the title bar. The dialog reappears. Same issue with 
> dismissing/closing it. The app window then opens. A button that goes 
> "beep" works as expected. The button that displays the answer dialog 
> works and displays the proper text but the dialog again cannot by 
> dismissed by clicking "OK".
>
> That's what I have here. Does this happen for you , or anyone else?
>
> Warren
>

Richmond.