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**Note:** The following information is provided for reference purposes. It should be possible to build LiveCode for Android on any modern Linux desktop distribution or recent version of Mac OS.
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The Linux build environment used for compiling LiveCode for Android is based on Debian Wheezy x86-64, with the following additional packages installed:
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The Linux build environment used for compiling LiveCode for Android is based on Debian Jessie x86-64, with the following additional packages installed:
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### Inline documentation
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Documentation for LiveCode script and LiveCode extensions can be done in-line. In this case, the Name, Type, Syntax and Associated elements are auto-generated.
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The code-block enclosed in /**/ immediately preceding the handler or syntax definition is used for the other elements of the documentation for that entry. In LiveCode extensions, the types of parameters are also pulled from the associated handler.
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The code-block enclosed in /***/ immediately preceding the handler or syntax definition is used for the other elements of the documentation for that entry. In LiveCode extensions, the types of parameters are also pulled from the associated handler.
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### Separate docs files examples
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#### LiveCode Builder syntax example
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This library consists of the operations on lists included in the standard library of LiveCode Builder.
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module com.livecode.list
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Summary: Returns the first element of <Target>.
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Target: An expression which evaluates to a list.
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#### LiveCode Builder handler example
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Summary: Logs the result of a test to the <xResults> list
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Summary: Extracts the inline docs from a .lcb file
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