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‎docs/dictionary/command/pop.lcdoc‎

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If the list is empty when you use the <pop> <command>, LiveCode goes to
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the Home <card>. If you are running in the LiveCode <development
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environment>, this is the first <card> of the "license.rev" <stack>,
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which is the splash screen that appears when you start up LiveCode.
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(Click this card to close the stack.) If you are running in a
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the Home <card>. If you are running in the LiveCode
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<development environment>, this is the first <card> of the "license.rev"
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<stack>, which is the splash screen that appears when you start up
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LiveCode. (Click this card to close the stack.) If you are running in a
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<standalone application>, the Home <card> is the first <card> of the
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<standalone application|standalone's> <main stack>.
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‎docs/dictionary/command/popup-widget.lcdoc‎

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Parameters:
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kind: The unique identifier of the widget to use for the popup.
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location: A point or expression that evaluates to a point. Two integers separated by a comma.
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properties: An expression that evaluates to an array. For each key of the array, the popup widget will be initialized by setting that property to the value for that key.
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location: A point or expression that evaluates to a point. Two integers
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separated by a comma.
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properties: An expression that evaluates to an array. For each key of the
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array, the popup widget will be initialized by setting that property to
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the value for that key.
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The result: If the user dismisses the popup, the it variable is set to empty, and the result function returns "Cancel".
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The result: If the user dismisses the popup, the it variable is set to
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empty, and the result function returns "Cancel".
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It: The <popup widget> command places the widget return value in the it variable.
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It: The <popup widget> command places the widget return value in the it
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variable.
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Description:
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Use to display a widget within a popup window, for example as a tooltip or picker dialog.
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Use to display a widget within a popup window, for example as a tooltip
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or picker dialog.
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The popup appears with its top left corner at the <location>. If no <location> is specified, the popup's top left corner is at the <mouse location>. While the popup widget is displayed, the handler pauses.
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The popup appears with its top left corner at the <location>. If no
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<location> is specified, the popup's top left corner is at the
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<mouseLoc|mouse location>. While the popup widget is displayed, the
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handler pauses.
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References: mouseDown (message), mouseDown message (message), mouseUp message (message), popup (keyword), clickLoc (function), mouse location (function), result (function), it (keyword)
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References: mouseDown (message), mouseUp (message), popup (keyword),
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clickLoc (function), mouseLoc (function), result (function), it (keyword)
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Tags: widget

‎docs/dictionary/command/popup.lcdoc‎

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If you use a button to hold the contents of the menu, the contents of
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the button's <menuItem Keyword> is displayed in the popup.
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the button's <menuItem> is displayed in the popup.
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**Important:** If you use a button to hold the contents of the menu,
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the following properties must be set:
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References: pulldown (command), clickLoc (function), mouseLoc (function),
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menu item (glossary), popup menu (glossary), button (keyword),
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menuItem (keyword), popup (keyword), menuPick (message),
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mouseDown (message), mouseDown (message), mouseUp (message), message (glossary),
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stack (object), button (object), style property (property),
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mouseDown (message), mouseDown (message), mouseUp (message),
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message (glossary), stack (object), button (object), style (property),
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toolTip (property), menuMode (property), visible (property),
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‎docs/dictionary/command/post.lcdoc‎

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Syntax: post <data> to URL <destinationURL>
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Sends data to a <web server> using the POST action of <HTTP>.
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Sends data to a <web server> using the POST action of <http|HTTP>.
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variable (glossary), command (glossary),
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Livecode custom library (glossary), property (glossary),
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LiveCode custom library (glossary), property (glossary),
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standalone application (glossary), blocking (glossary),
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web server (glossary), command (glossary), expression (glossary),
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syntax (glossary), server (glossary), upload (glossary),
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statement (glossary), handler (glossary), URL (keyword), ftp (keyword),
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statement (glossary), handler (glossary),
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Standalone Application Settings (glossary),
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URL (keyword), ftp (keyword),
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‎docs/dictionary/function/param.lcdoc‎

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myHandler with the following statement:
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myHandler 1+1,"A","Hello" && "world"
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the parameters returned by the <param> <function> are
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‎docs/dictionary/function/params.lcdoc‎

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the value returned by the <params> function is
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‎docs/dictionary/message/playerProgressChanged.lcdoc‎

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Handle the <playerProgressChanged> message when the loadState of the
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You should query the loadState with the <mobileControlGet> function to
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‎docs/dictionary/message/preOpenControl.lcdoc‎

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‎docs/dictionary/property/pan.lcdoc‎

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‎docs/dictionary/property/penPattern.lcdoc‎

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