Eric,
Thank you. Your script works beautifully. I think my poor
understanding of drawers would have kept me from even thinking about
this solution.
-Scott
On Nov 25, 2006, at 3:14 AM, Eric Chatonet wrote:
Scott,
Your problem comes from the fact that decorations are set to empty.
When decorations are set to empty some features like resizing are
disabled.
Obviously this one too :-(
So you have to script it.
Something like:
local lAllowDrag, lDif
---------------------------------
on mouseDown
put the mouseH & comma & the mouseV into lAllowDrag
put item 1 of the loc of this stack - item 1 of the loc of stack
"Drawer" & comma & item 2 of the loc of this stack - item 2 of the
loc of stack "Drawer" into lDif
end mouseDown
---------------------------------
on mouseMove x,y
if lAllowDrag is empty then exit mouseMove
set topLeft of this stack to globalLoc(x - item 1 of lAllowDrag &
comma & y - item 2 of lAllowDrag)
set the loc of stack "Drawer" to item 1 of the loc of this stack
+ item 1 of lDif, item 2 of the loc of this stack + item 2 of lDif
end mouseMove
---------------------------------
on mouseUp
put empty into lAllowDrag
unlock cursor
end mouseUp
---------------------------------
on mouseRelease
mouseUp --
end mouseRelease
Best Regards from Paris,
Eric Chatonet
Le 25 nov. 06 à 11:51, Scott Morrow a écrit :
Eric,
Making it simple is always good advice. Thank you. I did as you
suggested and discovered that when the parent stack is moved using
the standard drag handle that the drawer will report its rectangle
accurately. But if the window is dragged about using some other
method (my original parent stack had the decorations set to empty
and used a custom drag script) the drawer continues to report the
same rect, no matter its location.
My purpose is to move palette windows out of the way of a "Save"
dialog sheet. I have a palette with a large drawer which is often
open so I need to determine whether it is blocking the sheet. It
appears I will need to construct the rect from other, known
information. This seems like a bug so I will BugZilla it.
-Scott Morrow
On Nov 25, 2006, at 1:45 AM, Eric Chatonet wrote:
Hi Scott,
It should not be the case: a drawer moves with it parent stack
(Mac OS X only of course)
If I may: when you encounter such an issue, take two minutes to
make a new stack x, a substack y and a button in the main stack x
saying "drawer stack y":
If it works this means that something in your project prevents
normal behavior.
Isolating a feature is always good thinking and saves a lot of
time to narrow any problem.
Now, where can lies the problem?
Difficult to say ;-)
Sorry.
Le 25 nov. 06 à 02:44, Scott Morrow a écrit :
The rect of a drawered stack doesn't seem to be updated when the
parent stack is moved. I can amend my own code in order to
calculate the rect of an open drawer but I was wondering if
anyone knew of a cheap method for doing this.
Best Regards from Paris,
Eric Chatonet
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