Hi Mikey,
The backslash is only necessary if the left parenthesis is the first
character of the text of the menu item.
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So I have this menu control on a card. I want to put parentheses in some of
the items. However the manual says that putting an open-parentheses in any
menuitem disables the item. Instead you should use \(. So I have written a
script to fix that problem, but the backslash still appears instead o
Hi,
HELP
I have found both in 2.8.1/2.9b10 that after calling OsX's standard
file dialogue to open a file the first 4 menuitems under my Edit menu
(stand editing stuff) becomes disabled until I force a redraw of the
window by either iconizing it in the dock and uniconizing it or by
openin
On Wed, 24 Oct 2007 04:36:48 +, Mike Hughes wrote:
>
> I am running Rev 2.7.4 -- could anyone kindly tell me whether
> checkmarks (!c) are now allowed in option button menu items, or
> whether this is something slated to be fixed for 2.9?
Checkmarks in option buttons are c
I am running Rev 2.7.4 -- could anyone kindly tell me whether checkmarks (!c)
are now allowed in option button menu items, or whether this is something
slated to be fixed for 2.9?
Many thanks,
Mike
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27;re in the current menu bar. But the menuGroup object
does get a mouseDown, so just put the handler there (modified of course
for the object change).
2. The strategy of updating menu items when they become visible to the
user (mouseDown) is how many frameworks, like the ol' Think Class
L
ted way to manage the Edit menu items Cut,
Copy, and Paste?
For example, it only makes sense for Cut or Copy to be enabled if
there is any text that is hilited. Another example, if there isn't
anything in the clipboard then there is nothing to paste. Even if
there is something on the clipboard
On 9/14/06, Bill Vlahos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Does Rev have an automated way to manage the Edit menu items Cut,
Copy, and Paste?
For example, it only makes sense for Cut or Copy to be enabled if
there is any text that is hilited. Another example, if there isn't
anything in th
Does Rev have an automated way to manage the Edit menu items Cut,
Copy, and Paste?
For example, it only makes sense for Cut or Copy to be enabled if
there is any text that is hilited. Another example, if there isn't
anything in the clipboard then there is nothing to paste. Even if
I want to be able to script for the menu items in an Options menu.
If there are 3 lines in field myField, I want the menu items to be
Quote 1
Quote 2
--you get the idea.
But I can't find the code for scripting the menu items in an Options
menu. Generally there is a tool tip behind the te
I want to be able to script for the menu items in an Options menu. If
there are 3 lines in field myField, I want the menu items to be
Quote 1
Quote 2
--you get the idea.
But I can't find the code for scripting the menu items in an Options
menu. Generally there is a tool tip behind the te
On Nov 4, 2004, at 1:37 PM, Éric Miclo wrote:
Hello,
I did found why Revolution create empty menu items, it's when you set
a property to a menuItem that doesn't exist.
The real problem is tthat I have an app with several stacks that do
have each a different menu bar. On opening
Hello,
I did found why Revolution create empty menu items, it's when you set a
property to a menuItem that doesn't exist.
The real problem is tthat I have an app with several stacks that do
have each a different menu bar. On opening a stack or resuming it I set
the properties of the
Hello,
I've a big problem with menus and I don't know how to avoid it: upon
using an app I developped (either saved as a standalone or used withing
the IDE), Revolution adds empty menuItems the the 2 first menus of some
of the stacks that belong to my app. The added empty menuItems can be
creat
If you mean a button which style is popup, yes, you can use profiles
for different languages in the menu.
Use the text property to store the menu items.
Thierry.
On Friday, Jul 23, 2004, at 20:43 Europe/Paris, Lars Brehmer wrote:
Can the menu items in a pop up menu have different profiles, say
Can the menu items in a pop up menu have different profiles, say for
different languages? None of the profile properties seem to handle
this. Is there another way beyond my still meager skills?
Thanks gang,
Lars
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On Jun 30, 2004, at 11:51 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have taken to using mouseDown and properties to dynamically set the
menu
with or with dividers etc depending on platform: e.g. if isMac() then
set the
text of me to the MacMenu of me, else set the text of me to the
WinMenu of me.
Or initia
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> Troy Rollins
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> To: How to use Revolution
> Subject: Re: Disabling popup menu items
>
>
>
> On Jun 29, 2004,
On Jun 30, 2004, at 12:23 AM, Monte Goulding wrote:
In what cases is it necessary to have a separator in an option button?
Like to keep some distance between "Archive File" and "Delete File" as
an example.
The option buttons in my app set segments of the GUI into various
"modes." The modes can b
>Actually I've taken to providing a blank line (no dash) for Windows to act
>as a separator and although it looks a bit odd at first, you get used to it
>rather quickly. So my code just traps for a blank line selection
>and doesn't
>change the menuHistory of the button (i.e. nothing happens). I wo
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>
> On Jun 29, 2004, at 11:29 PM, Monte Goulding wrote:
>
> >>
>
On Jun 29, 2004, at 11:29 PM, Monte Goulding wrote:
How about divider lines? Same deal?
Yes.. you just see the dash and it's selectable.
How delightfully primitive.
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>>
>>> It seems that option menus behave differently between OSX and Windows.
>>> Leading a line with "(" on OSX disables the line for the menu, yet on
>>> Windows it just leads the line with it.
>>>
>>> If you have an option menu on Windows, do you generally disable the
>>> item programmatically?
On Jun 29, 2004, at 11:17 PM, Monte Goulding wrote:
It seems that option menus behave differently between OSX and Windows.
Leading a line with "(" on OSX disables the line for the menu, yet on
Windows it just leads the line with it.
If you have an option menu on Windows, do you generally disable t
>It seems that option menus behave differently between OSX and Windows.
>Leading a line with "(" on OSX disables the line for the menu, yet on
>Windows it just leads the line with it.
>
>If you have an option menu on Windows, do you generally disable the
>item programmatically? e.g.
>
>disable men
It seems that option menus behave differently between OSX and Windows.
Leading a line with "(" on OSX disables the line for the menu, yet on
Windows it just leads the line with it.
If you have an option menu on Windows, do you generally disable the
item programmatically? e.g.
disable menuItem
On Thursday, March 25, 2004, at 11:07 PM, Ken Ray wrote:
You don't need to use a stack menu; just put the menu items you want
the
user to select from into the contents of the button (on the Properties
palette it says "menu items"). Add another item that says something
like
&quo
--- hershrev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have an option button, the menu items needs to
> be editable, that if the list doesn't contain
> the necessary item the user should be able to
> add it. I used the "use stack menu" . I used
> menupick to trigger
You don't need to use a stack menu; just put the menu items you want the
user to select from into the contents of the button (on the Properties
palette it says "menu items"). Add another item that says something like
"Edit Items..." and then trap that in menuPick and b
sez [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>I have an option button, the menu items needs to be editable, that if
>the list doesn't contain the necessary item the user should be able to
>add it. I used the "use stack menu" . I used menu pick to trigger the
> script when a user selects a
On Thursday, March 25, 2004, at 06:24 PM, Ken Ray wrote:
Huh?
I have an option button, the menu items needs to be editable, that if
the list doesn't contain the necessary item the user should be able to
add it. I used the "use stack menu" . I used menu pick to trigger the
scr
Huh?
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> Subject: Menu items
>
>
> Hi all , I need to create an editable drop down menu. I di
Hi all , I need to create an editable drop down menu. I did by card
but it deesn't function as a card and not as a button? How does it work?
Thanks hershrev.
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If one clicks on the button in Mac OSX 10.3.. the Cmd key symbol and
letter "F" and "G" appear as expected on the item list. Trouble is,
they don't work. They never did work for years in the IDE... and I
recall at one point they did start working if you suspended the IDE
from the Rev menu
On 22 Nov 2003, at 05:14, Sannyasin Sivakatirswami wrote:
I have a pulldown button "Find"
with two items
Find/F
Find Again/G
If one clicks on the button in Mac OSX 10.3.. the Cmd key symbol and
letter "F" and "G" appear as expected on the item list. Trouble is,
they don't work. They never did
Hi Emerson,
Am 27.01.2004 um 18:43 schrieb emerson bullen:
stop sending me this shit i dont no who you are or what your talking
Dr. No???
Could you possibly consider to explain (and maybe even change) your
"head"-line,
i am afraid i don't understand this joke...
Thanks.
Regards
Klaus Major
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t in the App menu, nor are any of the
> remaining menu items in the Help menu greyed out. In other words the
> Help menus items are still selectable, but no menuPick messages come
> through.
>
> This is probably the result of the menu item moving that's being done on
> OSX wi
On 1/27/04 4:57 AM, Frank Leahy wrote:
Try disabling the Help menu in Menu Builder. You'll see that the "About
Your App" is not greyed out in the App menu, nor are any of the
remaining menu items in the Help menu greyed out. In other words the
Help menus items are still sel
On Tuesday, January 27, 2004, at 10:02 AM,
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Date: Tue, 27 Jan 2004 01:53:29 -0800 (PST)
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gets moved to the Application menu as it's supposed to (as does
Preferences from the Edit menu), and the only item left in the Help
menu is "Open Help Window".
All my other menu choices come through the stack menuPick handler,
except for these two Help menu items -- "Abo
I have a pulldown button "Find"
with two items
Find/F
Find Again/G
If one clicks on the button in Mac OSX 10.3.. the Cmd key symbol and
letter "F" and "G" appear as expected on the item list. Trouble is,
they don't work. They never did work for years in the IDE... and I
recall at one point th
In the Properties of a popup, I can type in a list of what I want the
popup to display when it is "mouse-down'd", so to speak. If I wish to
fill that popup dynamically, how do I accomplish this?
Doesn't look like "menu items" has anything to do with it and ther
On Monday, August 11, 2003, at 11:04 AM, Barry Levine wrote:
In the Properties of a popup, I can type in a list of what I want the
popup to display when it is "mouse-down'd", so to speak. If I wish to
fill that popup dynamically, how do I accomplish this?
Doesn't look l
Klaus,
Thanks. It was so straightforward that I missed it. Here's how I
actually used it:
on openStack
put revSpeechVoices() into button "myVoices"
-- now the user may choose from any available voice
end openStack
Regards,
Barry
On Monday, Aug 11, 2003, at 12:04 America/Denver, K
re* buttons; you create a group of buttons that have certain
menu properties and they work like menus. On the Mac, these are "converted"
to being "real" menu items in a "real" menubar, but the menu buttons are
still there in their group; it's just that Rev has hidden
At 11:50 + 30/12/02, I wrote:
[...]
I wanted to use this feature to change the text of individual menu
items (for example to create menu item that toggles between
"Show..." and "Hide...".
Well, if I execute in the message box
put line 1 of the text of button "O
If you set the first 2 characters of the menu item to "!c" (no quotes),
it will be checked. Use a loop to step through the menu items removing
these 2 characters if they exist, then put them before the item you want
to check.
I think someone posted a handler for doing this a week
How do you check and uncheck menu-items?
thanks,
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on 4/21/2002 1:08 PM, yves COPPE at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> try :
>
> put text of me into tMenu
> get the menuHistory of me
> if char 1 of line it of tMenu = "!" then
> repeat 2
> delete char 1 of line it of tMenu
> end repeat
> else
> put "!c" before line it of tMenu
> end if
> set text o
on 4/21/2002 1:22 PM, Ken Ray at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> You need to do this manually by removing the !c when the menu item is
> selected, and then putting it back in when it is selected again.
>
> Here's an example:
>
> on menuPick
> put the menuHistory of me into tSelection
> put me into
Rick,
> The !c checkmarks the menuitem, but I need to have this
> done dynamically depending on which item the user selects.
> The checkmark doesn't go on and off accordingly. Have I
> missed something? Where in the documentation did you find
> this little nugget?
You need to do this manually
>
>The !c checkmarks the menuitem, but I need to have this
>done dynamically depending on which item the user selects.
>The checkmark doesn't go on and off accordingly. Have I
>missed something? Where in the documentation did you find
>this little nugget?
>
>Thanks,
>
>Rick Harrison
>
try :
m is the currently selected
>> item?
>
> I haven't worked with a menu bar, but this is how I did it with
> button menus.
>
> Put !c at the start of the line for the menu item in the text of
> the button. There is no need to pad out the other menu items;
> formatting
At 11:50 PM -0800 1/5/2002, Brad Allen wrote:
>Sometimes I find the following menu items mysteriously grayed out,
>even in stacks I've newly created. It doesn't matter which tool I
>have selected.
>
>Object -> Stack Properties
>Object -> Card Properties
>Obje
Sometimes I find the following menu items mysteriously grayed out,
even in stacks I've newly created. It doesn't matter which tool I
have selected.
Object -> Stack Properties
Object -> Card Properties
Object - > New Card
...and many more. For instance, I often c
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