I'm trying to customize some development tools. A typical use case it to be able to change the button style of all the buttons on a card, but I don't want to touch the style of buttons that are part of top and bottom nav bars that are placed on all cards. I need to be able to go into a review process and if someone says "Let's see what it looks like if we change the buttons to look like XYZ"
I have this in a field of a tools stack: backgroundcolor|65,65,65 ink|blendHardLight opaque|true and a button with this script on mouseUp put fld "buttonProps" into tButtonProps split tButtonProps with cr and "|" set the defaultStack to the topstack repeat with x = 1 to (the number of buttons of this card) # what I really want to do here is skip all the buttons that are in groups # which are placed on all card (or more than one card repeat for each key y in tButtonProps set the y of btn x of this card to tButtonProps[y] end repeat end repeat end mouseUp If you have a better way to tackle this.. it's something I've worked with for years and never came up with an easy solution. I also like the idea of selecting the buttons... then I can use this on mouseUp put fld "buttonProps" into tButtonProps split tButtonProps with cr and "|" set the defaultStack to the topstack put the number of lines of (the selectedObjects) into tObjects if tObjects = 0 then answer "Please select some controls" with "OK" exit to top end if repeat for each line x in (the selectedObjects) repeat for each key y in tButtonProps set the y of x to tButtonProps[y] end repeat end repeat end mouseUp Anyone have an even more efficient method? How do you handle this? BR _______________________________________________ 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
