re: functions: use a controls name as a parameter

2004-07-24 Thread Malte Brill
Thanks boys! Actually it´s just to document the syntax of some functions i wrote. I will recommend using the long ID. cya, Malte ___ use-revolution mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution

Re: functions: use a controls name as a parameter

2004-07-24 Thread Dar Scott
On Jul 24, 2004, at 9:42 AM, Malte Brill wrote: ok. Just figured out I can choose "the name of" That´s something I´ve seen before. ;-) I often use "the long id of". I can use that value in most places where I can use an object reference. Dar Scott ___

Re: functions: use a controls name as a parameter

2004-07-24 Thread Klaus Major
Hi Malte, Hi list, maybe you can help me with the following: I want a function with 2 parameters. Each one the name of a control. Like this function test theObject1,theObject2 return the width of theObject1,the height of theObject2 end test This will work if the names of the controls are quoted:

re: functions: use a controls name as a parameter

2004-07-24 Thread Malte Brill
ok. Just figured out I can choose "the name of" That´s something I´ve seen before. ;-) Thanks for your time. BTW: I often loose track of the topics discussed because of the sorting of the archives. (I read online / by date) My excuses if I haven´t responded to any answer you posted to my previous

functions: use a controls name as a parameter

2004-07-24 Thread Malte Brill
Hi list, maybe you can help me with the following: I want a function with 2 parameters. Each one the name of a control. Like this function test theObject1,theObject2 return the width of theObject1,the height of theObject2 end test This will work if the names of the controls are quoted: test