I have copied from the revmenubar card the text and the script of most of
the Revolution menus (Edit, Text and View), and they work fine on my stacks.
But the Window menu do not work. The content of the menu (list of the
current stacks) remains as it was when I copied the text of the window
Pierre
Get rid of the quotes, thus:
on controlKeyDown T
DoSomething
end controlKeyDown
I know the Transcript Dictionary for controlKeyDown shows keyname but
I got the clue from commandKeyDown where it just says keyname, without
the quotes. Probably one for Jeanne's list, for consistency.
on 19/2/02 4:01 PM, Ian Summerfield at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Firstly check you have AppleScript available:
[... snip ...]
tell application Finder
return name of every process
end tell
[... snip ...]
A tip on launching, KILL the process FIRST, it won't do any harm even if
it's
Hi,
Will appreciated help with the following problems
Problem 1:
The answer dialog box appears to be off screen (v1.1 and 1.1.1B1). Screen res 640x480
Mac OS 9.2.2,PB G3. Don't know how to reference 'answer dialog box' so that it can
be used in the msg box to set the location say to 200,200.
Message: 7
Date: Tue, 19 Feb 2002 11:46:23 +0100
Subject: Re: Boxes, Grids, Snap to Objects
From: Klaus Major [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi Ian,
I don't like the grab command, it seems to me program flow doesn't
stop,
i.e.
Grab me
Beep
I have a field which contains a list of items I want to delete by double
clicking.
The following field script works fine except it leaves a blank line
where the text was instead of completely eliminating the line.
on mouseDoubleUp
delete the selectedLine
end mouseDoubleUp
The results look
On Wed, 20 Feb 2002 cowhead [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I had to do this in a metacard project in order for users to change
colors mid-draw as it were. And I didn't want to have a separate
control pallette.
1. First establish the rect (the zone) where you want all the drawing
to take place.
Ken,
Perfect. That works great.
Thank you.
Bill
On Wednesday, February 20, 2002, at 08:31 AM, Ken Ray wrote:
Bill,
This probably is a bug. You can work around it with:
on mouseDoubleUp
do delete the selectedLine
end mouseDoubleUp
Ken Ray
Sons of Thunder Software
Email: [EMAIL
I try to use the following handler to create a shortcut with the T :
on controlkeydown T
DoSomeThing
end controlkeydown
There is no reaction. What is wrong in my handler?
Salut Pierre!
Try this:
on controlKeyDown zaKey
if zaKey is T then doSomething else pass
On Tue, 19 Feb 2002 Klaus Major [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I regularly use repeat until the mouseClick without the same
problems I experience with the mouse function. My question is: Does
the advice to stay away from polling the mouse extend to the
mouseClick function as well? Scott has
I try to use the following handler to create a shortcut with the T :
on controlkeydown T
DoSomeThing
end controlkeydown
There is no reaction. What is wrong in my handler?
Moi:
Salut Pierre!
Try this:
on controlKeyDown zaKey
if zaKey is T then doSomething else pass
Problem 1:
The answer dialog box appears to be off screen (v1.1 and 1.1.1B1). Screen res
640x480 Mac OS 9.2.2,PB G3. Don't know how to reference 'answer dialog box'
so that it can be used in the msg box to set the location say to 200,200. Ex:
set the loc of '?' to 200,200. Is this a bug?
I'm trying to open Acrobat files from my stack developed using Rev
1.1.1B1 on a Mac.
If I open Acrobat Reader outside of my stack and then get my stack to
open a series of Acrobat files using the launch xxx.pdf with
gAcroReader command, then everything works fine; each file opens as
a new
Sorry but when I use controlkeydown T (without the quotes, as you say), I
get a result, but the result is the same whatever the key. I if press ctrl F
or ctrl G, for example, the result is exactly the same as ctrl T!!
So the question remains : how to use controlkeydown to get a different
result
On Wednesday, February 20, 2002, at 04:30 PM, Pierre Delain wrote:
Sorry but when I use controlkeydown T (without the quotes, as you
say), I
get a result, but the result is the same whatever the key. I if press
ctrl F
or ctrl G, for example, the result is exactly the same as ctrl T!!
I
don't want to have to maintain two separate copies of the stack - one
for Mac OS Classic and one for Mac OS X, but it seems I have to?! I
can't see any way of building for both at the same time.
Hi Peter,
Are you up for a solution that requires three stacks? If so:
1. Leave you main stack
The following works for me:
on controlKeyDown K
if K = T then doMyTstuff
if K = F then doMyFstuff
end controlKeyDown
One note, Scott:
Unless your handler passes controlKeyDown for those values of K for which
it has no instructions, it effectively disables any controlKeyDown handlers
in
Peter,
I haven't had time to test this, but just to give you a possible idea to
use, try adding appropriate scripts to a substack and a main stack to do the
following: 1) open Acrobat Reader from the substack (perhaps a splash
screen stack), 2) open your main stack, 3) close the substack, and
On 20/2/02 2:50 pm, Jim Hurley [EMAIL PROTECTED] scribed:
Hi Ian,
I don't like the grab command, it seems to me program flow doesn't
stop,
i.e.
maybe you missed some of the previous posts, where experts (!) are
advising to
not poll the mouse-state.
It is far more efficient to
on 2/20/02 6:50 AM, Jim Hurley at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This issue of polling the mouse state continues to crop up. I have
had to avoid the use of the old HyperCard standby:
repeat while the mouse is down
--
I love repeat while the mouse is down because it allows me to do a
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