I think your problem is that the util__Event object doesn't have a method
called get_event(). It has member variables source, type and param, with
corresponding get methods. (The source is in uni/lib/event.icn)
Hope this helps.
>
> 98
> 99 # Browse for image1
> 100 method on_image1_browse_btn(ev)
> 101 local result, eventname, container, code
> 102 eventname := ev.get_event()
> 103 container := ev.get_container()
> 104 code := ev.get_code()
> 105 # can I write stuff -- where will it go?
> 106 write("event " || eventname || " from " ||
> 107 container || " with code " || code ||
> 108 "\n")
>
> line numbers (added by vim : set number ) not actually in the source.
>
>
> Is there any way to get the variable name of the offending thing into the
> stack trace (by adding some debugging flags?) and is there an example
> available of how to use the events passed in to handler methods for
> buttons, anywhere?
>
> Thank you,
> Hugh
>
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