I've found that problem too. I've got used to it now, I work around it. While I'm testing my code I suspend the revolution user interface and the problem doesn't appear. I think it's probably revolution code in it's tool palette that's interfering, I bet they're choosing tools themselves, probably remembering the current tool, doing something, then setting back the remembered tool (all while you're trying to change the tool).
Believe me it did cause me a headache, on my project every 26 seconds I got a packet in from my UPS regarding it's status, I was using the same chart object as you to plot high and low voltage. I learnt from the charts your using, but wrote my own in the end, same problem though! -i- On 2/4/02 4:47 am, "Sarah Reichelt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> scribed: > I have been experimenting with charts from the Table & Chart objects > stack, downloadable from the Rev user contributions area. This shows a > bug which wasn't (I think) in earlier Rev versions: it can't go back to > the browse tool after creating an object. > > The simplest script to illustrate this is: > > on mouseUp > create graphic > -- draws a rectangle > > put the tool > -- puts "browse tool" > > choose browse tool > -- does nothing but pointer tool is active > end mouseUp > > If I specifically choose the pointer tool before creating the graphic, > the put line does say "pointer tool" but still doesn't revert to the > browse tool. Using a script that simply chooses a tool, waits a seconds > and then chooses browse tool does work OK. > _______________________________________________ improve-revolution mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/improve-revolution
