I'm looking at this. There are too many undocumented literal constants
in this code! All these 100's, which are magically applied...
On Jan 23, 2008, at 21:46, "Henry Minsky" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
Adding a mouse event causes the view to be clickable, which in turn
attaches some
special movieclip to catch clicks, so that would be one thing that
changes. Maybe that
view is not being properly scaled with the other views.
On Jan 22, 2008 10:05 PM, Pablo Kang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
More weirdness. If I add a subview to a stretched view, I get
different results
on how that subview is displayed depending on whether a mouse event
is defined
or not. Can anyone explain what's happening here?
<canvas debug="true">
<simplelayout axis="x" spacing="10"/>
<!-- Mouse over event -->
<view height="400" width="100" stretches="height"
bgcolor="silver"
onmouseover="Debug.write('mouseover')">
<view height="1" width="100" bgcolor="green"/>
</view>
<view height="400" width="100" stretches="height"
bgcolor="silver"
onmouseover="Debug.write('mouseover')">
<view height="2" width="100" bgcolor="red"/>
</view>
<!-- No mouse over event -->
<view height="400" width="100" stretches="height"
bgcolor="silver">
<view height="1" width="100" bgcolor="green"/>
</view>
<view height="400" width="100" stretches="height"
bgcolor="silver">
<view height="2" width="100" bgcolor="red"/>
</view>
</canvas>
On Tue, 22 Jan 2008, Pablo Kang wrote:
> Mouse events are only available for the first 100 pixels of a
stretched view.
> Test case:
>
> <canvas debug="true">
>
> <!-- Mouse events only over first 100 pixels of gray rectangle;
green bar
> represents 100 pixels. -->
> <view height="400" width="100" stretches="height"
> bgcolor="silver"
> onclick="Debug.write('click')"
> onmouseover="Debug.write('mouseover')"
> onmouseout="Debug.write('mouseout')" />
>
> <!-- Bar representing 100 pixels -->
> <view x="110" height="100" width="10" bgcolor="green" />
>
> </canvas>
>
>
> Ideas?
>
> pablo
>
>
>
>
>
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Henry Minsky
Software Architect
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
