On 5/7/00 10:13 am, Steven Tripp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> OK. I give up. How do you delete a customproperty set?
>
> The Help says, "set the customkeys of this stack to empty" will do
> it, but it doesn't seem to.
put the customPropertySets of control "whatever" into tList
delete line whatever of tList
set the customPropertySets of control "whatever" to tList
> Also the default custom set is named "empty" I guess. If one is so
> foolish as to as to load a bunch of properties into it, how does one
> select it later?
The customKeys will return the values in that set, and just asking for a
custom property will assume that set unless you specify another or set the
customPropertySet.
> I also accidentally created multiple custom sets of the SAME name (or
> so it says when I look at the stack properties). How do I get rid of
> the duplicates?
This is not possible - what does the customPropertySets return on the
object? They can't be named the same or they would be the one set.
> It isn't obvious at first but I take it that only one custom property
> set is currently "active." Does <set the custompropertyset to
> "frog"> select that a set (if it exists) or create a new set called
> "frog"?
Yes!
Regards,
Kevin
> --
> Steven Tripp
> University of Aizu
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