Thanks Richard!
I forgot to mention that after getting the error I started to play around
with the parameters, in order to see if the problem was that I had to use []
(array context) necessarily or I could leave them out (list context).
Originally I had put all the [] and the result was "clip not defined". A
DynAPI2 compatibility issue?
>I think you're probably still used to the DynAPI1 system, as one doesn't
>often use setClip() manually in DynAPI2, except for certain effects.
>but then, there are a 1000 ways to do everything.
You are right. I was used to the long way for everything, as was typical for
DynAPI1. The problem is that these stacked layers are of different sizes and
I don't what the bigger ones to show from underneath. I used to apply the
clip, like Dan Steinmann does in his scrolling panels example. Which would
be the more elegant way to accomplish this with DynAPI2?
Gracias,
Miguel
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