James Cass wrote:
As an alternative to using "if-then", I like to use a case statement
like the following, assuming everything for each tab is in its own group:
on menuPick tabSelected
switch (tabSelected)
case "Tab 1"
show group "Tab 1"
hide group "Tab 2"
hide group "Tab 3"
break
case "Tab 2"
hide group "Tab 1"
show group "Tab 2"
hide group "Tab 3"
break
case "Tab 3"
hide group "Tab 1"
hide group "Tab 2"
show group "Tab 3"
break
end switch
end menuPick
Is it terribly lazy of me to think .....
on menuPick tabSelected
hide group "Tab 1"
hide group "Tab 2"
hide group "Tab 3"
show group tabSelected
end menuPick
-- Alex.
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