Mark
It's all new for me, so what is the difference?
I took the routine the closest to OpenScript.
I agree the switch structure looks very good.
Rob
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At 03:24 25/2/2005, Mark Wieder wrote:
Rob-
Thursday, February 24, 2005, 1:38:29 PM, you wrote:
RM> global scriptflag
RM> on mouseUp
RM> if
Ken,
I am defenitely sure that you are right. I am
a newbie in Revolution and for each statement
I am translating I have to browse the helpfile,
so most of the time I am orientating.
Moreover the first exercise I am doing is translating
one of my Toolbook applications from OpenScript
to Transscript
Rob-
Thursday, February 24, 2005, 1:38:29 PM, you wrote:
RM> global scriptflag
RM> on mouseUp
RM> if scriptflag="gocard" then
RM> send gocard
RM> else if scriptflag=.
RM> send...
RM> else if scriptflag=.
RM> send...
RM> end if
RM> end mouseUp
If you're going this route, check out the swi
Ken-
Thursday, February 24, 2005, 6:25:27 PM, you wrote:
KR> For example, my limited use of TB turned up a wonderful construct for
KR> working with system DLLs and the Windows API that would be great if Rev
KR> would adopt... but anything else you can add would be great.
I could have sworn I had
On 2/24/05 3:38 PM, "Rob Meijer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Every day I find astonishing things in Rev and I wonder
> how Toolbook can exist without these statements.
> Every day I find astonishing things in Rev and I wonder
> why Rev did not copy them from Toolbook.
Please bring them up here!
Hi Jaqueline
Thanks a lot.
I did something of that, but stead buttons I use
one variable "scriptflag".
In every buttonscript the scriptflag corresponds with
a handler in the stacskcript.
The script in the field is:
global scriptflag
on mouseUp
if scriptflag="gocard" then
send gocard
else if scriptf
On 2/24/05 12:43 AM, Rob Meijer wrote:
Your suggestion to use "set the script of fld "content" to the script of
btn "wijzigen"
was the first statement I tried. I put it as last statment into a
handler, but got
the errormessage that a script cannot be altered while running.
Then I tried "send foo"
At 10:33 24/2/2005, Klaus Major wrote:
But you could do the following: set a custom prop or a variable as a flag
and check this one in the field script. Know what i mean?
I know what you mean, more:
IT WORKS !
Quite another entry than in Toolbook,
but certainly useful.
Thanks
Rob
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi Jaqueline, Andre and Klaus
Thanks to your hint to see Richards article,
I found such a large source of Revolutional knowledge,
That I use a lot of time to read through all that stuff.
I understood that back and front indicate the place in the hierarchy
and that messagepath is synonym for the hi
Hi Jaqueline, Andre and Klaus
Yes, I found a workaround.
In the script of the field I added
"insert script of btn "gocard" into front"
and in the card I put
on closecard; remove script of btn "gocard" from front".
I coudn't find a working "start using".
But I am not pleased to have a lot of (invis
Hi Jaqueline, Andre and Klaus
Thanks to your hint to see Richards article,
I found such a large source of Revolutional knowledge,
That I use a lot of time to read through all that stuff.
I understood that back and front indicate the place in the hierarchy
and that messagepath is synonym for the hi
On 2/23/05 1:09 PM, Rob Meijer wrote:
Goodday
I am a newbie in Revolution, being in the trialperiod.
I'm glad you came to the list. Welcome. :)
In themy resting 19 days I try to translate a Toolbook
application to Revolution language.
The TB-app is written by myself. I work with TB for 18 years
and
On Feb 23, 2005, at 5:21 PM, Rob Meijer wrote:
Andre,
I cannot find the right syntax. 'Start using' did not match.
I am looking for something like:
"insert script of button "wijzigen" into script of field "content""
but here I get an errormessage "missing script"
??
Thanks
Hi Rob,
Andre,
I cannot find the right syntax. 'Start using' did not match.
I am looking for something like:
"insert script of button "wijzigen" into script of field "content""
but here I get an errormessage "missing script"
??
you can only insert script into bakc or front.
Andre,
I cannot find the right syntax. 'Start using' did not match.
I am looking for something like:
"insert script of button "wijzigen" into script of field "content""
but here I get an errormessage "missing script" ??
Thanks for your help
Rob
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At 19:24 23/2/2005,
Rob Meijer wrote:
I am a newbie in Revolution, being in the trialperiod.
In themy resting 19 days I try to translate a Toolbook
application to Revolution language.
The TB-app is written by myself. I work with TB for 18 years
and have some experience with TB.
Welcome aboard. I've used ToolBook myse
Rob,
I never used Toolbook so I am guessing here. One thing you can use to
share scripts is grouping the controls and using a group script. Or if
you build a script library in a stack and want to add those scripts to
your stack, you can use "start using" to add the scripts to the message
path.
Goodday
I am a newbie in Revolution, being in the trialperiod.
In themy resting 19 days I try to translate a Toolbook
application to Revolution language.
The TB-app is written by myself. I work with TB for 18 years
and have some experience with TB.
In my app there is a listfield, each line correspo
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