Hi.
The "target" tells LC which control received a message. If you had a script in
the card, something like:
on mouseUp
set the bordercolor of the Target to "orange"
set the showBorder of the target to "true"
--- do somethingend mouseUp
You would not only have quotes in places you ought to, but need only that one
handler in your stack.
Note that oftentimes you do not want EVERY button to react that way. There are
two ways around that.
1- Trap "mouseUp" in the offending button.2- Set a property of some sort in
those buttons, such that (pseudo):
on mouseUp
if the name of the target has some nice property thenset the bordercolor of the
Target to "orange"...
Craig
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Subject: Button scripts
Hi ,
Have many buttons that do different operations , each one has the following
script :-
Is the script required for each button and is the use of flush correct ?
on mouseUp
set the bordercolor of me to orange
set showBorder of me to true
--- do something
get flushEvents("mouseUp")
end mouseUp
on mouseleave
set showBorder of me to false
get flushEvents("mouseleave")
end mouseleave
Regards
Camm
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