Re: Setting maximum scroll

2002-03-14 Thread Jacqueline Landman Gay


On Thursday, March 14, 2002, at 10:59 PM, I wrote:

> It's the formattedheight PLUS the scrollbarwidth minus the height.

I should have explained, there's a horizontal scrollbar too. Without that,
  Jeanne's calculations are right. I'm not sure how I could look at that 
thing all this time and not see it, but I wasn't accounting for it.

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Re: Setting maximum scroll

2002-03-14 Thread Jacqueline Landman Gay

On Thursday, March 14, 2002, at 10:21 PM, Jeanne A. E. DeVoto wrote:
>
> The maximum should be the formattedHeight minus the height of the group, I
> do believe.

It didn't work, but you jogged my brain. It's the formattedheight PLUS the 
scrollbarwidth minus the height. Thanks. :)

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Re: Setting maximum scroll

2002-03-14 Thread Jeanne A. E. DeVoto

At 8:07 PM -0800 3/14/2002, Jacqueline Landman Gay wrote:
>I have a group with a vertical scrollbar. I need to set the scroll of the
>group all the way to the bottom. There doesn't seem to be a way to get the
>thumbsize from a scrollbar in a group, so I am unable to calculate what
>the maximum scroll value should be. Is there a way to do that without
>having to script a separate scrollbar object?

The maximum should be the formattedHeight minus the height of the group, I
do believe.

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Setting maximum scroll

2002-03-14 Thread Jacqueline Landman Gay

I have a group with a vertical scrollbar. I need to set the scroll of the 
group all the way to the bottom. There doesn't seem to be a way to get the 
thumbsize from a scrollbar in a group, so I am unable to calculate what 
the maximum scroll value should be. Is there a way to do that without 
having to script a separate scrollbar object?

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RE: scroll

2000-12-13 Thread Monte Goulding

Sorry for being so controversial ;-)

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Monte Goulding wrote:
>
> Yes and as I feel HyperCard is redundant then I don't use the term
> background because all it does is confuse the situation.

Backgrounds and groups are functionally the same in MetaCard, but
syntactically different. When you ask for "the number of groups" you
will get back the number of groups on the card. When you ask for "the
number of backgrounds" you will get back the number of groups
(backgrounds) in the stack as a whole. This is a nice touch for those of
us who port HyperCard stacks to MetaCard. In HyperCard, "the number of
backgrounds" always refers to the number in the stack.

> One thing that
> annoys me is that there are some things that are put in for HyperCard
> compatabilty that actualy do their job and some that don't. As far as I'm
> concerned take all the HyperCard stuff out unless it actually is
functional.

Allowing x-talk compatibility makes it much less work to perform a
HyperCard port -- and I'm doing a lot of those lately. I appreciate the
flexible syntax, and I hope the functionality is retained.

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Re: scroll

2000-12-12 Thread Jacqueline Landman Gay

Monte Goulding wrote:
> 
> Yes and as I feel HyperCard is redundant then I don't use the term
> background because all it does is confuse the situation. 

Backgrounds and groups are functionally the same in MetaCard, but
syntactically different. When you ask for "the number of groups" you
will get back the number of groups on the card. When you ask for "the
number of backgrounds" you will get back the number of groups
(backgrounds) in the stack as a whole. This is a nice touch for those of
us who port HyperCard stacks to MetaCard. In HyperCard, "the number of
backgrounds" always refers to the number in the stack.

> One thing that
> annoys me is that there are some things that are put in for HyperCard
> compatabilty that actualy do their job and some that don't. As far as I'm
> concerned take all the HyperCard stuff out unless it actually is functional.

Allowing x-talk compatibility makes it much less work to perform a
HyperCard port -- and I'm doing a lot of those lately. I appreciate the
flexible syntax, and I hope the functionality is retained.

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RE: scroll

2000-12-12 Thread Monte Goulding

Yes and as I feel HyperCard is redundant then I don't use the term
background because all it does is confuse the situation. One thing that
annoys me is that there are some things that are put in for HyperCard
compatabilty that actualy do their job and some that don't. As far as I'm
concerned take all the HyperCard stuff out unless it actually is functional.

Best regards

Monte

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Recently, Monte Goulding wrote:

> I didn't say I don't use groups. I just don't
> refer to them as backgrounds (I don't see the point - Could someone
> enlighten me on different properties if there are any).

Backgrounds and groups are the same -- I believe the use of "background" is
provided for Hypercard compatibility.

Regards,

Scott

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Re: scroll

2000-12-12 Thread Scott Rossi

Recently, Monte Goulding wrote:

> I didn't say I don't use groups. I just don't
> refer to them as backgrounds (I don't see the point - Could someone
> enlighten me on different properties if there are any).

Backgrounds and groups are the same -- I believe the use of "background" is
provided for Hypercard compatibility.

Regards,

Scott

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RE: scroll

2000-12-11 Thread Monte Goulding

I think I missed a post here. I didn't say I don't use groups. I just don't
refer to them as backgrounds (I don't see the point - Could someone
enlighten me on different properties if there are any). It's a bit too
hypercard for me ;-/

Regards

Monte

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Old argument.  Besides, I fell in love with groups and how they operate in
MetaCard.

Just awesome.

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> From: "Monte Goulding" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>
> I rareley use backgrounds. I think they have the same properties as groups
> so they should have their own vertical and horizontal scrollBars
>
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> How do you place scroll bars on a BACKGROUND so that the entire background
> with its grouped objects can be scrolled both horizontally and vertically?
> This is to accomodate viewing a stack in a small screen.
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Re: scroll

2000-12-11 Thread Simon Lord

Old argument.  Besides, I fell in love with groups and how they operate in
MetaCard.

Just awesome.

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> From: "Monte Goulding" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> 
> I rareley use backgrounds. I think they have the same properties as groups
> so they should have their own vertical and horizontal scrollBars
> 
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> How do you place scroll bars on a BACKGROUND so that the entire background
> with its grouped objects can be scrolled both horizontally and vertically?
> This is to accomodate viewing a stack in a small screen.
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RE: scroll

2000-12-11 Thread Monte Goulding

I rareley use backgrounds. I think they have the same properties as groups
so they should have their own vertical and horizontal scrollBars

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How do you place scroll bars on a BACKGROUND so that the entire background
with its grouped objects can be scrolled both horizontally and vertically?
This is to accomodate viewing a stack in a small screen.

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Re: scroll

2000-12-11 Thread MMessieh

How do you place scroll bars on a BACKGROUND so that the entire background 
with its grouped objects can be scrolled both horizontally and vertically?
This is to accomodate viewing a stack in a small screen.

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