You'll need to check out the globalLoc function. If you just set the
loc of stack xxx to the loc of image yyy then it will be set relative
to the top left of the screen instead of the top left of the main stack
window.
Something like this:
on moveStack
set the loc of stack "Sub" to globalLoc(the loc of image 1)
end moveStack
will work, but it doesn't move as you move the stack, it moves in a
jump when you have finished. To get around this, you may have to remove
the title bar from your main stack and write a custom move handler that
records the mouseDown, follows the mouseMove and then stops moving on
mouseUp.
I wrote an article in revJournal in December that analyzed Klaus
Major's Xmas tree stack. It uses this technique for moving the stack
around, so you might find it worth your while to check it out:
http://www.revjournal.com/comments.php?id=P64_0_1_0
Cheers,
Sarah
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On 3 Feb 2004, at 2:18 pm, Bojsza wrote:
It seems that this should be fairly easy ...I am trying to set a small
sized stack at the location of an image of another stack that is much
larger. I want the smaller stack to act as if it was an object of the
larger stack (maintaining its position if the larger stack is moved,
always on top of the larger stack etc).
Is there a "proper" way to approach this?
thanks,
Glen
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