>Correct. You can use within(), the target(), and the mouseControl()
>with these. If you don't want to see the fill, set the ink of the
>graphic to "noop" using the color chooser.
> Regards,
> Scott
>Use "within" to check if a point is within the visible area of an object. For
>example,
>
>on mouseUp
> if within(graphic "My Polygon", the clickLoc) then put "inside" else put
>"outside"
>end mouseUp
>
>will tell you whether you clicked inside or outside the visible area.
Hah! Thank you everyone! I'm still stuck back in HyperCard... still
thought that "within" was only for a rect... nice coding, MetaCard team!
:)
>Well, if you're in a square or rectangle, the question is moot.
>
>What is it you'd like to determine, specifically?
Well, actually, just to let you all know, it's for a casino game I'm
working on. I asked this just in wondering about the roulette table, but
it will also be used for many other places. Thanks much everyone!
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