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‎docs/dictionary/command/iphoneClearTouches.lcdoc‎

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A good example of when this command might be useful is when playing an
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on tellUserInstructions
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play specialFolderPath("engine") & slash & "Instruction_1.mp3"
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wait until the sound is "done"
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iphoneClearTouches
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end tellUserInstructions
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on tellUserInstructions
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play specialFolderPath("engine") & slash & "Instruction_1.mp3"
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wait until the sound is "done"
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iphoneClearTouches
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end tellUserInstructions
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Here, if the <iphoneClearTouches> call was not made, any touch events
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the user created while the sound was playing would be queued and then be

‎docs/dictionary/command/libURLSetStatusCallback.lcdoc‎

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main stack (glossary), Standalone Application Settings (glossary),
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upload (glossary), download (glossary), server (glossary),
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HTTP (glossary), handler (glossary), URL (keyword), ftp (keyword),
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item (keyword), http (keyword), libURLftpUpload (library),
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libURLDownloadToFile (library), library (library),
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item (keyword), http (keyword), library (library),
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Internet library (library), startup (message), openBackground (message),
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preOpenStack (message), openStack (message), preOpenCard (message)
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‎docs/dictionary/command/load-extension.lcdoc‎

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The path to a compiled <LiveCode Builder extension> file.
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moduleData:
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Binary data that constitutes a valid compiled <LiveCode Builder
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extension>.
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Binary data that constitutes a valid compiled
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<LiveCode Builder extension>.
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resourcePath:
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The path to use for any operations in the <LiveCode Builder
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extension|extensions> that use resource files (eg 'image from resource
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file').
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The path to use for any operations in the
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<LiveCode Builder extension|extensions>
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that use resource files (eg 'image from resource file').
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The result:
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If the <load extension> <command> succeeds, the <result> is empty.
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Otherwise the <result> contains an error message describing why the
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extension could not be loaded.
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Description:
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Use the <load extension> <command> to load a <LiveCode Builder
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extension>. If the extension is a library, its public handlers will be
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added to the bottom of the message path. If it is a widget, it will be
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available as a control in the tools palette to drag out, or to create
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with the <create widget> <command>.
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Use the <load extension> <command> to load a
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<LiveCode Builder extension>. If the extension is a library, its
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public handlers will be added to the bottom of the message path.
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If it is a widget, it will be available as a control in the tools
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palette to drag out, or to create with the <create widget> <command>.
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If the <moduleData> or the data loaded from <filePath> contains more
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than one LiveCode Builder module, then the first module is treated as

‎docs/dictionary/command/load.lcdoc‎

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To use a file that has been downloaded by the <load> <command>, refer
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to it using the <URL> <keyword> as usual. When you request the original
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<URL>, LiveCode uses the <cache|cached> <file> automatically.
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to it using the <URL> <keyword> as usual. When you request the
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original <URL>, LiveCode uses the <cache|cached> <file> automatically.
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> you
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> you are finished with a <URL>, use the <unload (command)> <command> to
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References: unload (command), libURLftpUpload (command),
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libURLDownloadToFile (command), get (command), load (command),
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libURLDownloadToFile (command), get (command),
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group (command), function (control structure),
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libURLLastRHHeaders (function), URLEncode (function), files (function),
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libURLErrorData (function), URLStatus (function), cachedURLs (function),
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object (glossary), LiveCode custom library (glossary),
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application (glossary), standalone application (glossary),
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load (glossary), cache (glossary), command (glossary),
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standalone desktop application (glossary), main stack (glossary),
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expression (glossary), keyword (glossary),
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Standalone Application Settings (glossary), download (glossary),
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message (glossary), parameter (glossary), handler (glossary),
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url (keyword), file (keyword), Internet library (library),
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library (library), startup (message), openBackground (message),
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preOpenStack (message), openStack (message), preOpenCard (message),
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script (property)
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main stack (glossary), expression (glossary), keyword (glossary),
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download (glossary), message (glossary), parameter (glossary),
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handler (glossary), URL (keyword), file (keyword),
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Internet library (library), library (library), startup (message),
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openBackground (message), preOpenStack (message), openStack (message),
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‎docs/dictionary/command/local.lcdoc‎

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The <local> <declare|declaration> is optional. You can use a <local
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variable> without <declare|declaring> it first in the <handler>. In this
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case, the <local variable> can be used only within that <handler>.
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The <local> <declare|declaration> is optional. You can use a
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<local variable> without <declare|declaring> it first in the <handler>.
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<variable> <declare|declarations> are usually placed at the beginning of
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‎docs/dictionary/command/lock-error-dialogs.lcdoc‎

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Use the <lock error dialogs> <command> to <handle> <execution
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‎docs/dictionary/command/lock-messages.lcdoc‎

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‎docs/dictionary/command/mobileCancelAllLocalNotifications.lcdoc‎

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‎docs/dictionary/command/mobileClearTouches.lcdoc‎

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wait until the sound is "done"
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‎docs/dictionary/function/URLEncode.lcdoc‎

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