Paul Dupuis wrote:
> Using the message watcher is practically useless unless I took the
> time to filter out all the existing messages I am not looking for.
How about in addition to filtering by message name you could also filter
by any part of the long name of the object containing the call
On 8/10/2021 4:58 PM, Craig Newman via use-livecode wrote:
I had made a suggestion (Forum, “Message Watcher Enhancement”) that the message
watcher have the ability to not only ignore certain messages, but to allow only
certain messages. I am amazed this got no traction from anyone. It would als
+1
Ran into the same thing myself.
Bob S
> On Aug 10, 2021, at 13:58 , Craig Newman via use-livecode
> wrote:
>
> I had made a suggestion (Forum, “Message Watcher Enhancement”) that the
> message watcher have the ability to not only ignore certain messages, but to
> allow only certain mes
I had made a suggestion (Forum, “Message Watcher Enhancement”) that the message
watcher have the ability to not only ignore certain messages, but to allow only
certain messages. I am amazed this got no traction from anyone. It would also
be terrific to only allow only those containing, say, the
Thank you. mouseRelease is perfect for what I need.
The specific app I am working in sends a crap load of messages -
constantly - as part of it's functions. Using the message watcher is
practically useless unless I took the time to filter out all the
existing messages I am not looking for.
T
Hi Skip,
First, make sure your array uses the format required by the datagrid. It
should be a numeric-indexed array, where each key (index) represents a
DG row (line), with that key's subkeys representing the DG columns of
the row.
Then:
set the dgData of grp "my grid" to tMyDataA
That's it!
It
Hi Skip, I’m not sure if this is what you are looking for but if you want to
set the datagrid to display the data in an array you use:
set the dgData of group "DataGrid" to pDataArray
If your data is just delimited text you can use:
set the dgText of group "DataGrid" to pData
Either way tigger
You can use the Message Watcher to see. For your needs, you'll get mouseDown and mouseRelease,
as well as mouseStillDown, mouseEnter, mouseLeave, and some others you probably don't care about.
On 8/10/21 1:44 PM, Paul Dupuis via use-livecode wrote:
I have a list field with a number of lines that
What is the best way to do this? I have searched my old code, online
results, etc and cannot find a clear cut answer. Having said that, it has
been a VERY long time since I have done this so I am part of the "use it or
lose it" club right now.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
SKIP
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I have a list field with a number of lines that do not fill the whole
height of the field, so a user can click in the empty part of the field
below the last line with content
When someone does click in the empty area of the field below the last
line, I am not seeing messages I would expect sen
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