I am sure Colin could write a much longer handler that does what this one
does.
on mouseup
if the hilite of me <> true then
set the hilite of me to true
break
end if
if the hilite of me = true then
set the hilite of me to false
end if
end mouseup
Break works OK. It just passes control to the end of the handler. The docs
say is acts like "exit", and it does.
The way the script is written requires it, because there are two distinct
if/then structures, and the second would be invoked regardless of whether or
not the first was.
Craig Newman
> You can use break in an if end if structure??
sure you can!
But I won't make sense and will probably throw an error :-D
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