On 25/05/14 22:18, Richmond wrote:
On 25/05/14 21:06, Terence Heaford wrote:
Thanks for your assistance.
Clearly, using resizeStack is not as straightforward as first thought.
I have just tried this handler in the card script:
on resizeStack tWidth,tHeight
put tWidth & "," & tHeight
end r
On 25/05/14 21:06, Terence Heaford wrote:
Thanks for your assistance.
Clearly, using resizeStack is not as straightforward as first thought.
I have just tried this handler in the card script:
on resizeStack tWidth,tHeight
put tWidth & "," & tHeight
end resizeStack
It returned 1590,972
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Yes,
Your probably right but only working on a a Mac so don’t think of such things.
If you are developing on windows resizeStack should return 972 and 972 should
show in the property inspector?
If you are developing on mac resizeStack should return 950 and 950 should show
in the property inspe
Terence,
Could it be + 22 pixels for the stack menu?
Paul
On 2014-05-25, at 11:06 AM, Terence Heaford wrote:
> on resizeStack tWidth,tHeight
> put tWidth & "," & tHeight
> end resizeStack
>
> It returned 1590,972
>
> In the stack property inspector the stack width is 1590 (as above), the s
0 milliseconds
> end resizeStack
>
> on doAfterResize
> put "resizing done" && the milliseconds into field "fRes"
> end doAfterResize
> -------
>
> Kind regards
> Bernd
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end repeat
send doAfterResize to me in 10 milliseconds
end resizeStack
on doAfterResize
put "resizing done" && the milliseconds into field "fRes"
end doAfterResize
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Kind regards
Bernd
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I have noted this in the documentation for the resizeStack message:
"The resizeStack message is sent after the resizing is finished. This means
that you cannot prevent a stack's size from being changed by trapping this
message. If the stack's liveResizing property is true, resiz
