Barry,
You made a mistake.
The correct syntax is:
lock screen
or
set the lockScreen to true
and
unlock screen
or
set the lockScreen to false
--
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On 2 jul 2011, at 15:18, [email protected] wrote:
>
>
> This is a similar question to that of Tiemo (why does lock screen doesn't
> locks the screen? (Tiemo Hollmann TB)) about finding colours under other
> objects (controls) but that thread evolved so fast in a single Digest I may
> appear a bit late. Thus the hijacked thread title.
>
> The following handler detects the colour onto which a dragged object is
> dropped by moving it and getting the mouseColor but. Although it could be
> interpreted as a settling wobble, I would prefer not to see the little
> movement .
>
> This works correctly, as is, but if I uncomment the lines 'lockScreen' and
> 'unlockScreen' then the whole handler is stopped.
>
> I've tried moving the commented lines around and using 'set lock screen' but
> the result is always the same, suggestions please.
>
> -----------------------
> Global gCurrBall
>
> on Rollit
> --lockScreen
> move gCurrBall relative 20,-20 --These movements should not be seen by
> user-
> get the mouseColor
> put it into tColour
> move gCurrBall relative -20,20
> --unlockScreen
> if tColour is 0,0,0 then
> Dropit
> else exit to top
> end Rollit
>
> on Dropit..........
> ---------------------------
> Using Windows XPHome, Rev vs 3.5 / 4.0
>
> Best to all
> Barry Barber
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