on of this somewhere?
I have posted a bug report
http://quality.runrev.com/show_bug.cgi?id=15730
Thanks for your help.
Martin
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On 2015-08-15 22:53, Martin Koob wrote:
Hi
I found another way to resolve it that works in the sample stack and in
my
application. Reading about the wait command in the dictionary I saw
you can
also use send in time to give LiveCode a chance to process messages.
If I use send in time for bo
ter is so the button does not receive the click. Is there a
> way to remind the button that the mouse is over it without physically moving
> the mouse? I tried locking the screen or sending mouseMove messages to the
> button once it is enabled but that does not work.
>
> Is this
he name of me to "on"
else
disable me
set the name of me to "off"
end if
unlock screen
end setState
on myprocess
wait 3 seconds with messages
end my process
Thanks for all the help. I will post a bug report.
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Hi Peter
Thanks for replying on a Saturday.
The platform is Mac OS X 10.8.5 and using LC 6.7.3
I will try it in LC 7 to see if it is there too then post a bug.
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end if
> unlock screen
> end setState
>
> I am trying wait with messages at various points in my application script
> but it does not resolve it in this case.
>
> Martin
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On 2015-08-15 20:45, Martin Koob wrote:
I have a button that when the user clicks it it needs to be disabled
till a
process that the mouseUp started is done then it is re-enabled once the
process is done and the user should be able to click it again.
The problem I am encountering is that once t
in my application script
but it does not resolve it in this case.
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sabled till the
mouse moves.
Do you think this is a bug to be reported?
Martin
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t;> If in step 2 you move the mouse within the button after it is enabled
> >> before
> >> clicking it the mouseUp will be received.
> >>
> >> It seems by disabling and reenabling the mouseButton LC loses track of
> >> where
> >> t
Hi Mike
Thanks for checking this.
I should have added I am working on a Mac, OS X 10.8.5. maybe it is a Mac
thing.
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>> where
>> the mouse pointer is so the button does not receive the click. Is there a
>> way to remind the button that the mouse is over it without physically
>> moving
>> the mouse? I tried locking the screen or sending mouseMove messages
er it without physically
> moving
> the mouse? I tried locking the screen or sending mouseMove messages to
> the
> button once it is enabled but that does not work.
>
> Is this a known issue? Should I post a bug report? I am using LC 6.7.3.
>
> Martin Koob
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Move messages to the
button once it is enabled but that does not work.
Is this a known issue? Should I post a bug report? I am using LC 6.7.3.
Martin Koob
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