menu building via scripts - how to query

2001-05-30 Thread Mark

I have been able to get to the point of defining menu buttons defined 
via scripts, but I have not been able to get the resulting button 
group defined as the menu bar on the Macintosh side. On the PC side 
all I need to do is put the resulting group at the upper left of the 
stack and it should look like a menu built with the Menu Builder.

I'm not sure whether I am heading down the right path or not, or for 
example whether it would make more sense to have the buttons created 
in the preOpenStack routine, then make them invisible so they do not 
appear in the card but only in the menubar, or whether I can create 
them as invisible in the first place etc.

If anyone can give a pointer , then that would be very usefull to me.

I am happy for the final (working!) scripted menu creation/template 
using code to be included as sample code in RunRev/MC if this is not 
already available somewhere else.

Cheers,
Mark



on openstack
   if there is no button My Menu then new button My Menu
   put Line 1  return  Line 2   return  -  return  Line 
3  return  -  return  Quit q into button My Menu
   set the script of button My Menu to on menuPick which  return 
 switch which  return\
case   quote  Line 1  quote  return  beep\
return  break  return  case   quote  Line 2  
quote  return  beep\
return  break  return   default  return  beep\
return  break  return  end switch  return  end menuPick
   set the style of button My Menu of this stack to menu
   set the menumode of button My Menu of this stack to popup
   if there is no button My About then new button My About
   set the style of button My About of this stack to menu
   set the menumode of button My About of this stack to popup
   put About This Stack A into button My About
   set the width of button My About to 50
   set the width of button My Menu to 50
   set the left of button My About to the right of button My Menu
   set the name of  the templateGroup to my menus
   select button File and button My About
   group

-- wasn't sure whether the following line, or the one after would 
define the group as a menu,
-- so I tried both, but neither worked :-(

--set the defaultMenubar to the short name of group my menus of this stack
   set the menubar to the short name of group my menus of this stack

end openstack

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Re: menu building via scripts - how to query

2001-05-30 Thread Scott Rossi

Recently, Mark wrote:

 I have been able to get to the point of defining menu buttons defined
 via scripts, but I have not been able to get the resulting button
 group defined as the menu bar on the Macintosh side.

Did you set the menuBar (property) of your stack to your button group?

Also, did you try cloning the Menu Builder stack and going through the
scripts contained there?  Perhaps you can adapt what is used in that stack
to whatever you're doing.

Regards,

Scott Rossi
Creative Director

Tactile Media, Multimedia  Design
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Re: Query

2001-05-28 Thread Sjoerd Op 't Land

Xavier asked:

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 What OS and client email are you using?
Outlook Express 5.01/ MacOS 9.0.4/ Performa 5400/ 160 MHz with single mode
and a filter in Outlook that places the mails in a special folder with a
thread works fine here.

Regards,
Sjoerd


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query

2001-05-25 Thread xbury . cs

How many people here have problems loosing their subscription every week?

What OS and client email are you using?

this is really nagging


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Re: query

2001-05-25 Thread Phil Davis

I think it may have more to do with the speed, config or
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 How many people here have problems loosing their
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 this is really nagging


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