Peter,
Thanks for confirming the problem and coming up with a workaround.
I've created bug report #7832 for this bug.
Does anyone know if there are any consequences in using the button
syntax instead of menu? Menu works fine on Mac and Windows so I
don't want to break any of my existing
Bill Vlahos wrote:
Does anyone know if there are any consequences in using the button
syntax instead of menu? Menu works fine on Mac and Windows so I
don't want to break any of my existing code.
I tend to prefer using button over menu, because it's more specific:
The option to use menu was
Thanks Richard.
It sounds like converting to button will be a safe thing to do for
me. Too bad. I like the syntax menu.
Bill
On Mar 22, 2009, at 9:45 AM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Bill Vlahos wrote:
Does anyone know if there are any consequences in using the
button syntax instead of menu?
Bill Vlahos wrote:
Peter,
Thanks for confirming the problem and coming up with a workaround. I've
created bug report #7832 for this bug.
Does anyone know if there are any consequences in using the button
syntax instead of menu? Menu works fine on Mac and Windows so I don't
want to break
Would someone who is familiar with Linux do a test for me?
I have a program built on a Mac for Linux and I get an error in Linux
when I try to disable a menuItem. The error is Type: Chunk: no such
object. The syntax looks correct and works on Mac and Windows builds.
I then created a new
Bill,
I created a new main stack. On it placed a dropdown menu with the usual
three default choices, and a button with a script reading:
on mouseUp
disable menuItem 2 of menu test
end mouseUp
and, as for you, what comes up when I click is
Chunk: no such object
Object Button
Line
