>> button "2" so button "1" stops flashing and executes its own script:
>> on mouseUp
>> set the backgroundcolor of me to the backgroundcolor of grc "dummy"
>> end mouseUp
>
>> I try adding 'repeat until the MouseClick' in b
25 ticks
> show me
> wait 25 ticks
> end repeat
> end mouseUp
> The idea is that while button "1" is flashing I want to click at
> button "2" so button "1" stops flashing and executes its own script:
> on mouseUp
> set the backgroun
;1" is flashing I want to click at
button "2" so button "1" stops flashing and executes its own script:
on mouseUp
set the backgroundcolor of me to the backgroundcolor of grc "dummy"
end mouseUp
I try adding 'repeat until the MouseClick' in button &quo
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Tuesday, June 8, 2010, 12:28:14 PM, you wrote:
> That's just my way to make clear what I am doing.
It's too hard for me to read. I'll pass on this one.
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Hi Mark,
That's just my way to make clear what I am doing.
I do't use them in the script.
Greetings,
William
2010/6/8 Mark Wieder
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>
> What's with the asterisks and the double spacing?
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dummy"
*end* mouseUp
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I try adding 'repeat until the MouseClick' in button "1" but that only stops
the flashing (what I want) but doesn't execute the script in button "2".
To run the script on button "2" I have to click o
Another variation;
repeat until the mouseClick or the keysDown is not empty
end repeat
Mike Hughes wrote:
I use the following 2 lines of code to pause a program until the user
clicks the mouse:
repeat until the mouseClick
end repeat
I would like to extend the functionality of this script
On 4/22/07 4:12 PM, "Mike Hughes" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I use the following 2 lines of code to pause a program until the user clicks
> the mouse:
>
> repeat until the mouseClick
> end repeat
>
> I would like to extend the functionality of this scrip
repeat until the mouseClick
if the keysDown is not empty then exit repeat
end repeat
Best,
Mark
On 23 Apr 2007, at 00:12, Mike Hughes wrote:
I use the following 2 lines of code to pause a program until the
user clicks the mouse:
repeat until the mouseClick
end repeat
I would like
, like so...
local keyFlag
on keyDown
put true into keyFlag
pass keydown -- Unless you don't want to pass the message, of course
end keyDown
on myHandler
...
put false into keyFlag
repeat until the mouseclick
if keyFlag is true then exit repeat
end repeat
...
end myHandler
T
I use the following 2 lines of code to pause a program until the user clicks
the mouse:
repeat until the mouseClick
end repeat
I would like to extend the functionality of this script so that a user can
stop the pause with a keystroke in addition to clicking the mouse.
How would I tweak that
on 11/22/02 7:47 AM, Dar Scott at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> On Friday, November 22, 2002, at 02:20 AM, Jan Schenkel wrote:
>
>> First of all, let's redo the repeat loop and make it a
>> 'send' loop.
>
> I recommend Jan's approach.
>
> And would add this.
>
> If doSlideThing is called from a b
On Friday, November 22, 2002, at 02:20 AM, Jan Schenkel wrote:
First of all, let's redo the repeat loop and make it a
'send' loop.
I recommend Jan's approach.
And would add this.
If doSlideThing is called from a button mouseUp, you need a way to keep
from starting a second slide show runnin
cursor, what I need it for the
> mouseUp to be sent on actually clicking the mouse
> from within the repeat
> loop, not simply crossing over, or hovering over,
> the control region. I'm
> probably missing something, so please educate me.
>
> Given that I have a pretty sim
on 11/21/02 10:24 PM, Jan Schenkel at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> --- Mark Swindell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> If I am in a (repeat until the mouseclick) loop, is
>> it possible to have the
>> same mouseclick that ends the repeat also send a
>> mouseUp even
--- Mark Swindell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If I am in a (repeat until the mouseclick) loop, is
> it possible to have the
> same mouseclick that ends the repeat also send a
> mouseUp event to another
> button? I have a repeating slide show that I'd like
> the user
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