Thomas McGrath III wrote: > On Nov 11, 2012, at 2:37 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote: >> I have my palettes insert a frontScript which they open (which >> they remove on closeStack) that traps the selectedObjectChanged >> message. > > Richard, > > Hi, with the frontScript approach do you just set the tool stack > to palette and then leave the pointer/browser tool alone? Do you > handle the pointer issue in the front script???
If you're referring to needing to keep the tool stack's controls non-selectable, yes, I either use a palette stack style, or if I want the window to be interleavable with others I sometimes use modeless.
Works great in the IDE or in a standalone. Of course, as with any frontScript handler, you'll want to pass the message when you're done with it so other scripts depending on it won't get FUBARed.
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