At 12:48 PM -0800 2/18/05, Mark Swindell wrote:
Can someone explain the following? In the script below, in the
first if/then structure, the mouse moving away from a piece of
linked text causes the backgroundColor of that linked text to reset
to empty. But the mouse is only moving off the link
Thanks, Rob.
The message watcher shows only a mouseMove being generated either upon
gliding over linked text, or upon moving off it. However, the
following mouseLeave handler changes the background color of the linked
text upon moving off of it. Which makes me confused, since I don't
see the
Hi Mark,
what message (besides mouseMove) is sent to Revolution when the hovering
mouse moves off a chunk of linked text?
I don't know the answer; but if you open the Message Watcher window from
the Development menu and perform the mouse action, you can see all
resulting messages.
Rob Cozens CC
From: Mark Swindell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: February 18, 2005 12:48:26 PM PST
To: How to use Revolution
Subject: mouseLeave and linked text question
Reply-To: How to use Revolution
Can someone explain the following? In the script below, in the first
if/then structure, the mouse moving
Can someone explain the following? In the script below, in the first
if/then structure, the mouse moving away from a piece of linked text
causes the backgroundColor of that linked text to reset to empty. But
the mouse is only moving off the linked text, not out of the field.
This makes me
Hi Mark,
Thank you, Frank (and others),
What is wrong with this expression?
repeat for each line x in field "WordList"
if the mouseText is among the items of line x of field
"WordList" then
answer "HEY"
end if
end repeat
Rev doesn't like line 2, but I'm not able to und
Thank you, Frank (and others),
What is wrong with this expression?
repeat for each line x in field "WordList"
if the mouseText is among the items of line x of field "WordList" then
answer "HEY"
end if
end repeat
Rev doesn't like line 2, but I'm not able to understand why
Thank you, Frank (and others),
What is wrong with this expression?
repeat for each line x in field "WordList"
if the mouseText is among the items of line x of field "WordList"
then
answer "HEY"
end if
end repeat
Rev doesn't like line 2, but I'm not able to understand w
Mark,
Custom props are good since they stick with the object. If you have one
main field then the custom prop would go in it and then later if you
brought that field into another stack the custom prop would go with it.
Franks idea is another way too.
Store the list of words as a set of items on
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One idea:
Store the list of words as a set of items on a single line for each
group:
dark,somber,gloomy
bright,cheerful,fun
...
then you can store the data in a single field or custom property. Now
to find the group, something like this might work:
Tom,
That sounds like a good solution. Thanks. I don't do custom
properties very well yet ... let's say I had 20 sets of such grouped
sets of words in three separate fields. What might be the most
efficient container system to hold these groups? Instinctively I'd
just put them in 20 hidden
This is perfect for custom properties or a container for these 'linked'
words. So if the selected word is in container whichone then find &
hilite any of the other words in that container in field 2, etc. as a
script
You will have to have a predefined list of 'linked' words for each
groupin
How can I control linked text so that if I pass my mouse over
textgroupA in field myField1, corresponding text in myField2 and
myField3 would also hilight? In other words, I want specific text
linked to "brother text" in other fields on the same card.
Example: Field myField1 contains the word
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