David,
I am having trouble with the concept of selecting something without
the user touching it. We could, of course, make a preference for this
behavior.
Best,
Jerry
P.S. I hope you get treatment for that virus, too.
On Oct 20, 2005, at 2:42 PM, David Bovill wrote:
On 20 Oct 2005, at 19:39, Jerry Daniels wrote:
We USED TO select the object during no-click inspection--if the
pointer was chosen.
Recent version changed this right - kindo of liked it myself - now
I'm still stuck as i cant....
1. The TITLE of Constellation's window has the full name of the
object you're editing.
2. The TAB that is dedicated to that object has the name of the
object
3. The PREVIEW (or copy) of the object is shown
We figured after all that, it wasn't necessary to select the
object during no-click inspection and risk the user forgetting
that the object WAS selected.
Hope that helps.
Not really - you see I have an object selector / browser like yours
just not as pretty :) I use it to "indicate an object" and then I
can create other tools which manipulate the object in some way.
So for a clear example (thinking of writing a viral marketing
program for you):
1) I create a stack with one button and one field
2) I "select" the "field in my new stack" in constellation
property or even script editor - the tab is open
3) I write a script which references the selected object -
ideally with a line like:
on mouseUp
put the selected_ ConstellationObject into someObject
set the script of someObject to "Jerry Daniels is cool!"
end mouseUp
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