List, Sorry if this comes thru twice. JimL ScottR wrote:
> For round-rect windows, you need create the mask as nine separate objects, > scaling top/sides appropriately, and generating the mask from that. I've > done it, and as I mentioned, it works best when you have fixed sizes you > expand or collapse to, not with a drag-to-resize behavior You can also generate a rounded appearance with just one object. 1 - create a rounded rectangle graphic with the corner radii you want, say 30. 2 - name it "myMask" 3 - make it opaque & invisible 4 - set its rect to the card's rect 5 - set its geometry to scale with the window 6 - put this script in the card: command maskMe import snapshot from grc "myMask" set the windowshape of this stack to the id of last image delete last image end maskMe > a window that a user can > drag-to-resize is out of the question because you'd have to generate a mask > image each step of the way during the drag and redraw the window repeatedly. True. If you are willing to subject your users to some non-standard funkiness you can set the windowshape to 0 while they liveresize then use the above to make a rounded windowshape at whatever rect they end up with. Jim Lambert _______________________________________________ use-livecode mailing list use-livecode@lists.runrev.com Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-livecode
