Here is a workaround. Replace the getObjectProps function with the following
function. I suspect there are other properties that will return empty instead
of what they should. Apparently the long id will return empty too:
on getObjectProps pControl, pControlName, pIndex, pPropList, @aObjectData
repeat for each item tProp in pPropList
put pControlName into aObjectData [pIndex] ["controlname"]
if tProp is "long id" then
put pControl into aObjectData [pIndex] [tProp]
else if tProp is "owner" then
set wholeMatches to true
put wordOffset("of", pControl) into tFoundWord
if tFoundWord = 0 then
put empty into aObjectData [pIndex] [tProp]
else
put word tFoundWord +1 to -1 of pControl into tOwnerID
put the name of tOwnerID into aObjectData [pIndex] [tProp]
end if
else
put the tProp of pControl into aObjectData [pIndex] [tProp]
end if
end repeat
end getObjectProps
> On Jan 5, 2018, at 09:10 , Bob Sneidar via use-livecode
> <use-livecode@lists.runrev.com> wrote:
>
> Hi all.
>
> I put together a couple of handlers that will return all the objects on a
> card in the form of an array whose elements are the objects names as a return
> delimited list, the Long IDs as a return delimited list and an array of the
> properties of each object which properties are passed in a parameter. The
> syntax is:
>
> put getCardObjects(pCardID, "rect,visible,owner") into aCardObjects
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