Thanks Klaus, that did it!
Thanks to all other repliers!
Mic
on mouseUp
repeat with i = 1 to the number of groups of group "workarea"
set the SELECTED of grp i of grp "workarea" to TRUE
end repeat
end mouseUp
Et voila, all objects/groups selected.
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Thanks, Klaus, good work :-)
Now I can finally remember the programming technique I used 4 years
ago, that did not include a DO command !
As I get older, I get slower and fuzzier.
i would add the following line before the loop depending on the
programmer's intent.
On Jun 21, 2010, at 11:5
Hi Klaus,
I tried some variations but did not think of "set the selected"
et voilĂ :
Chapeau!
regards
Bernd
Klaus on-rev wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> hm, looks like I missed the explanation why "DO" has to be involved?!
>
> Anyway, I ususally do this:
>
> on mouseUp
> repeat with i = 1 to th
Hi all,
hm, looks like I missed the explanation why "DO" has to be involved?!
Anyway, I ususally do this:
on mouseUp
repeat with i = 1 to the number of groups of group "workarea"
set the SELECTED of grp i of grp "workarea" to TRUE
end repeat
end mouseUp
Et voila, all objects/groups sele
Michael,
as Mark and Jim pointed out:
try this
on mouseUp
put "" into tCollect
repeat with i = 1 to the number of groups of group "workarea"
put the long id of group i of group "workarea" & " and " after
tCollect
end repeat
delete last word of tCollect
Hi Michael,
The following example works:
select control 1 and control 2
As always: what is the chunk error exactly? When you *mention* getting
an error, you should also *post* this error.
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Mark Schonewille
Thanks for the replies:
Here is the error:
TypeChunk: error i
On Jun 21, 2010, at 6:18 AM, Mark Schonewille wrote:
Hi Jim,
Have you actually tried it, keeping the list of references in a
variable while not using the do command?
You are correct, Mark, the DO command is necessary here.
I got focused on the early errors in the script that mean the strin
Hi Jim,
Have you actually tried it, keeping the list of references in a
variable while not using the do command?
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You need to look at the list you are creating,
compare it to the dictionary example (the Select command),
and then fix you code to generate a valid string.
You should not have to use the 'DO' command..
There is no reason to expect it to work as you have written it.
On Jun 21, 2010, at 12:43 AM,
Michael,
Thinking about it again, I believe this simply doesn't work with
variables (=references as strings). It only works with actual
references to objects. You can avoid this problem by using the do
command (which seems a bit ironic, considering a recent thread on the
list).
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Hi Michael,
The following example works:
select control 1 and control 2
As always: what is the chunk error exactly? When you *mention* getting
an error, you should also *post* this error.
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Best regards,
Mark Schonewille
Economy-x-Talk Consulting and Software Engineering
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Hi there
ObjectList is used in cunjunction wuth GROUP and SELECT.
But objectList wont go as a variable.
Hee's what I have:
on mouseUp
put number of grps of grp Workarea into X
repeat with i = 1 to X
put "grp" && ("GP" & i) && "and " after oList
end repeat
delete last word
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