Here's a problem with hiliting I've run into with buttons. I create a
button, set its style to rectangle (or standard) and turn off hiliting
in the object inspector. If I click the button, no problem, it doesn't
hilite. However, if I put this script into the button:
on mousestilldown
set the
Howard Bornstein wrote:
Here's a problem with hiliting I've run into with buttons. I create a
button, set its style to rectangle (or standard) and turn off hiliting
in the object inspector. If I click the button, no problem, it doesn't
hilite. However, if I put this script into the button:
on m
On Jun 5, 2004, at 1:32 AM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Is the style of the button rectangle or standard and you're using OS
X? If so, welcome to Macintosh:
You got it. :-)
If you don't need the Apple-specific appearance you can just set the
style to anything other than standard, and if the style is r
I've got a button that creates another object (say another button). In
the button's script I first lock the screen. Then create the new
button, then do some stuff, and later rename the button. It appears
that when creating an object via script, this nullifies the lock
screen command, because th
Howard Bornstein wrote:
I've got a button that creates another object (say another button). In
the button's script I first lock the screen. Then create the new button,
then do some stuff, and later rename the button. It appears that when
creating an object via script, this nullifies the lock scr
