Peter Haworth wrote:
> I guess I should look again at the IDE script and see what it does
> after a control has been dropped onto a card, I bet that would
> reveal all!
Maybe.
The Rev IDE drag-and-drop routines were written before the overhaul of
the drag-and-drop syntax which has since simplified messaging and
allowed us to set the dragImage and dragImageOffsets.
This quick example shows one way to use the more recent syntax to
drag-copy and object from one window to another without having to use an
intermediary translucent stack to simulate the drag image:
go url "http://www.fourthworldlabs.com/rev/drag.rev";
It inserts a frontScript to track the dragMove message, doing the window
hit testing there, removing the script when the action is done.
The only problem I can find with this approach is that it "snaps back"
the dragImage to the source, even though the allowDrop has been set to true.
I've seen this anomaly with other drag actions as well - if anyone here
knows a reliable way to prevent that I'm be most grateful.
--
Richard Gaskin
Fourth World
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