On 7/30/2015 5:31 PM, Mark Wieder wrote: > Within the customPropertySet you just have: > > setProp property1 pValue > set the property1 of me to pValue > end property1 > > setProp property2 pValue > set the property2 of me to pValue > end property2
Thanks Mark. I am interested in avoiding the array notation with my setProp and getProp. I just was having trouble figuring out exactly what the coding should be. I now understand that if I have a custom property set for a stack called "mySet" and property in mySet called "myNumber" So if I want a setProp handler to calculate myNumber as the parameter div 100 - for example to convert a percent to a decimal number - in a stack script: setProp myNumber pValue set the myNumber of me to pValue / 100 end myNumber if I then execute in a button script on mouseUp set the customPropertySet of this stack to "mySet" set the myNumber of me to 90 set the customPropertySet of this stack to empty end mouseUp it does correctly execute the setProp handler. Much to my surprise. This implies that you can NOT have two custom property sets that have the same property name IF you want to use setprop or getProp handlers with them. Thanks. _______________________________________________ use-livecode mailing list [email protected] Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-livecode
