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Merge remote-tracking branch 'upstream/develop-7.0' into merge-develop_7.0_29.07.15
Conflicts: docs/dictionary/keyword/dollar.xml engine/src/executionerrors.h engine/src/image_rep.cpp engine/src/lnxdc.cpp prebuilt/fetch-libraries.sh prebuilt/package-libs.sh
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‎builder/server_builder.livecodescript‎

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repeat for each word tDriver in "dbsqlite dbmysql dbpostgresql dbodbc dboracle"
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// SN-2015-06-25: [[ ServerBuilder ]] DBoracle has never been in the Server zip.
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// Removed to suppress the builder warning
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repeat for each word tDriver in "dbsqlite dbmysql dbpostgresql dbodbc"
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get tEngineFolder & slash & "server-" & tDriver & tLibExtension
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builderLog "message", "Adding driver '" & tDriver & "'"

‎docs/dictionary/command/open-socket.lcdoc‎

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For technical information about the numbers used to designate standard ports, see the list of port numbers at <http://www.iana.org/assignments/port-numbers>, in particular the section titled "Well Known Port Numbers".
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>*Important:* The open secure socket command is part of the SSL & Encryption library. To ensure that the command works in a standalone application, you must include this custom library when you create your standalone. In the Inclusions section on the General screen of the Standalone Application Settings window, make sure "SSL & Encryption" is selected in the list of script libraries.
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>*Important:* The open secure socket command is part of the SSL & Encryption library. To ensure that the command works in a standalone application, you must include this custom library when you create your standalone. For desktop standalones, in the Inclusions section on the General screen of the Standalone Application Settings window, make sure "SSL & Encryption" is selected in the list of script libraries. For iOS standalones, in the "Basic Application Settings" section on the iOS screen of the Standalone Application Settings window, make sure "Encryption" is checked. For Android standalones, in the "Basic Application Settings" section on the Android screen of the Standalone Application Settings window, make sure "SSL & Encryption" is checked.
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>*Important:*
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On Android, when using remote sockets, internet permissions must be enabled. Do this by selecting the "Internet" checkbox of the "Application Permissions" section of the Android screen.
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(4.5) The open socket command no longer blocks on DNS resolution. Instead, if resolution is required the command will return immediately and the DNS lookup will happen in the background. If resolution fails, then a socketError message is sent in the same was as if connection fails.
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‎docs/dictionary/command/secure-socket.lcdoc‎

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‎docs/dictionary/command/write-to-socket.lcdoc‎

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‎docs/dictionary/function/ceil.xml‎

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‎docs/dictionary/function/commandArguments.lcdoc‎

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Name: commandArguments
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Type: function
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Syntax: the commandArguments
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Syntax: commandArguments(<index>)
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Syntax: the commandArguments of <index>
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Summary: If no index is given, returns a 1-based, numeric array containing all the arguments given to the command.
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If an index is given, returns the argument corresponding to the index (1 being the first argument).
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put the keys of the commandArguments
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repeat for each element tArgument in the commandArguments
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put commandArguments(1)
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Returns: Returns either a numeric array with all the commandline arguments if no <index> is given, or the argument at the <index> specified.
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With no index given, the <commandArguments> function returns an 1-based, numeric array containing the arguments given at the launch of the application.
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With an index given, it returns the commandline argument at this index
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The list only exists on desktop standalones applications and server scripts. On mobile platform or in the IDE, the <commandArguments> returns empty.
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References: $ (keyword)

‎docs/dictionary/function/commandName.lcdoc‎

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put the commandName
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set the itemdelimiter to slash
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‎docs/dictionary/function/mobileGetLaunchData.lcdoc‎

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‎docs/dictionary/function/mobileGetLaunchData.xml‎

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