I wrote a helper stack that traps mouseEnter and then does stuff. The
optionKey has to be down in my version, but it works pretty seamlessly.
The stack is called "wizard" and was just updated at revOnLine.
Look at the stack script, which is made a backscript when the stack is
opened. It might g
Well said Zryip! Thank you. :) This will make it much easier to be more
comprehenisve.
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2010/4/9 Andrew Kluthe :
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> Currently, I have a stack that attaches to whatever window is open and
> provide help information for my application.
>
> In each object that I wanted help information for is a on mouseEnter handler
> that changes the text of the help informatio
Currently, I have a stack that attaches to whatever window is open and
provide help information for my application.
In each object that I wanted help information for is a on mouseEnter handler
that changes the text of the help information stack.
I was thinking a better way to do this might be
I thought this was going to be easy! When the mouse goes over a certain
image image, I want it to show another image:
on mouseEnter
show image 1
end mouseEnter
when the mouse moves away from the image, I want it to show the original
image:
om mouseLeave
hide image 1
end mouseLeave
The problem
This may be a OS 9.1 issue but I will make comment anyway. I have
mentioned before that some odd things have happened since I installed
OS 9.1, here is another.
"On mouseEnter" works fine with a script in a button in a stack,
however when this stack is saved as a (Mac) application
