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‎docs/dictionary/command/get.lcdoc‎

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get the colors of button 1
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Example:
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get 2 * 25 * pi -- gets area of circle with radius 25
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get 2 * 25 * pi -- gets circumference of circle with radius 25
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Example:
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get message -- evaluates expression in message box

‎docs/dictionary/control_st/getProp.lcdoc‎

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<property> of a <field> that contains a list of numbers:
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getProp columnAverage
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repeat for each line thisNumber of me
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add thisNumber to fieldTotal
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end repeat
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return fieldTotal/the number of lines of me
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repeat for each line thisNumber of me
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add thisNumber to fieldTotal
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end repeat
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return fieldTotal/the number of lines of me
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‎docs/dictionary/function/getResource.lcdoc‎

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<resource fork>, the <result> is set to "can't open resource fork". If
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the filePath contains a <resource fork> but does not contain the
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specified resource, the result is set to
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"can't find specified resource<a/>".
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"can't find specified resource".
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Description:
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Use the <getResource> <function> to get the contents of a resource.

‎docs/dictionary/keyword/fourth.lcdoc‎

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put empty into the fourth char of thisName
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Description:
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Use the <fourth> <keyword> in an <object reference> or <chunk
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expression>.
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Use the <fourth> <keyword> in an <object reference> or
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<chunk expression>.
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The <fourth> <keyword> can be used to specify any <object(glossary)>
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whose <number> <property> is 4. It can also be used to designate the

‎docs/dictionary/keyword/from.lcdoc‎

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Use the <from> <keyword> to complete a <command> that requires it.
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The <from> <keyword> is used with the <convert>, <drag>, <import>,
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<import snapshot>, <move>, print card, <read from file>, <read from
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process>, <read from socket>, <remove>, <remove script>, <request>, and
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<subtract> <command|commands>.
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<import snapshot>, <move>, print card, <read from file>,
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<read from process>, <read from socket>, <remove>, <remove script>,
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<request>, and <subtract> <command|commands>.
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References: read from file (command), import snapshot (command),
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‎docs/dictionary/keyword/ftp.lcdoc‎

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the result <function>. The first <word> returned by the <result>
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<function> is "error", followed (where appropriate) by the text of the
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error message returned by the FTP <server>, including the server
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response code. >*Important:* If a <blocking> operation involving a <URL>
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(using the <put> <command> to <upload> a <URL>, the <post> <command>,
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the <delete URL> <command>, or a <statement> that gets an <ftp> or
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<http> <URL>) is going on, no other <blocking> <URL> operation can start
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until the previous one is finished. If you attempt to use a <URL> in an
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<expression>, or put data into a <URL>, while another <blocking> <URL>
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operation is in progress, the <result> is set to
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"Error Previous request not completed". Downloading a URL does not
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prevent other messages from being sent during the download: the current
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handler is blocked during the download, but other handlers are not. This
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means that if, for example, your application has a button that downloads
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a URL, the user might click the button again (or click another <button>
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that <download|downloads> another <URL>) while the first <URL> is still
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being <download|downloaded>. In this case, the second <download> is not
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performed and the <result> is set to
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"Error Previous request not completed." To avoid this problem, you can
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set a <flag> while a URL is being <download|downloaded>, and check that
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<flag> when trying to <download> <URL|URLs> to make sure that there is
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not already a current <download> in progress.
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response code.
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> *Important:* If a <blocking> operation involving a <URL>
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> (using the <put> <command> to <upload> a <URL>, the <post> <command>,
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> the <delete URL> <command>, or a <statement> that gets an <ftp> or
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> <http> <URL>) is going on, no other <blocking> <URL> operation can start
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> until the previous one is finished. If you attempt to use a <URL> in an
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> <expression>, or put data into a <URL>, while another <blocking> <URL>
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> operation is in progress, the <result> is set to
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> "Error Previous request not completed". Downloading a URL does not
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> prevent other messages from being sent during the download: the current
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> handler is blocked during the download, but other handlers are not. This
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> means that if, for example, your application has a button that downloads
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> a URL, the user might click the button again (or click another <button>
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> that <download|downloads> another <URL>) while the first <URL> is still
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> being <download|downloaded>. In this case, the second <download> is not
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> performed and the <result> is set to
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> "Error Previous request not completed." To avoid this problem, you can
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> set a <flag> while a URL is being <download|downloaded>, and check that
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> <flag> when trying to <download> <URL|URLs> to make sure that there is
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> not already a current <download> in progress.
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& "@ftp.example.com/title.txt" into fileURLToGet
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server ftp://user:password@ftp.example.org/myfile -- a file accessed by
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directory
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- ftp://ftp.example.org/directory/file.exe -- a file on the
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server
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ftpURL in any statement where any other <container> type is used. When
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you get the <value> of an <ftp> <URL>, LiveCode <download|downloads> the
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<URL> from the <server>. (If you have previously <cache|cached> the URL
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with the <load> <command>, it fetches the <URL> from the <cache>.)
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When you get the <value> of an <ftp> <URL>, LiveCode <download|downloads>
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the <URL> from the <server>. (If you have previously <cache|cached> the
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put URL (field "FTP URL to get") into field "Command Result"
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end if
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‎docs/dictionary/property/formattedHeight.lcdoc‎

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‎docs/dictionary/property/formattedRect.lcdoc‎

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‎docs/dictionary/property/formattedWidth.lcdoc‎

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‎docs/dictionary/property/frameCount.lcdoc‎

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