Difference between Run tool and Edit tool

2004-10-23 Thread Marty Billingsley
If the run tool is for running a stack and the edit tool is for editing it, why do scripts even run in edit mode? mouseEnter, mouseLeave, openCard, closeCard, etc. all are executed even when the edit tool is the one selected. But mouseDown and mouseUp aren't. Does anyone else find this odd?

Re: Difference between Run tool and Edit tool

2004-10-23 Thread Frank D. Engel, Jr.
This feature makes it quite simple to create a simple drawing program. And if you set up a stack as a palette (for example; actually anything but a topLevel), it will behave as if in browse mode (the run tool) regardless of which tool is selected. So you can have a document window for the

Re: Difference between Run tool and Edit tool

2004-10-23 Thread Richard Gaskin
Marty Billingsley wrote: If the run tool is for running a stack and the edit tool is for editing it, why do scripts even run in edit mode? mouseEnter, mouseLeave, openCard, closeCard, etc. all are executed even when the edit tool is the one selected. But mouseDown and mouseUp aren't. The problem

Re: Difference between Run tool and Edit tool

2004-10-23 Thread Jeanne A. E. DeVoto
At 12:51 PM -0500 10/23/2004, Marty Billingsley wrote: If the run tool is for running a stack and the edit tool is for editing it, why do scripts even run in edit mode? mouseEnter, mouseLeave, openCard, closeCard, etc. all are executed even when the edit tool is the one selected. But mouseDown