--- In [email protected], "tproli" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi Stefan,
>
> If I did not misunderstood, you want a bar that is always shown
except
> when mouse moves over it (i.e. a clock or an *Info bar, etc).
I thought he wanted the opposite: a standard qutho hide bar.
YOu are right that a script is probably needed to hide a bar
whenever a mouse is over it. Using hover clicks is a nice idea as
it means the script does not always have to be running and
monitoring the mouse.
Create a file called hidebar.txt in powerpro\scripts containing
@create
static b=arg(1)
static left=win.left(b)
static right=win.right(b)
static top=win.top(b)
static bottom=win.bottom(b)
if (win.visible(b))
win.hide(b)
static ev
if (event.exists(ev))
ev=event.destroy(ev)
ev = event.createms(300,0,"[EMAIL PROTECTED]")
quit
@test
static b,left,right,top,bottom,ev
if (xmouse<left || xmouse>right || ymouse < top || ymouse>bottom) do
if (not win.visible(b))
bar.show(b)
ev=event.destroy(ev)
endif
quit
@destroy
ev=event.destroy(ev)
quit
-------------------- end of file---------------
The create a bar called (say) mybar. Check "auto-show as bar". Set
each left command button to
.hidebar("mybar")
Ordinary Check "hover clicks" on Command List|Properties
On Command List|Setup|All Bars tab, set "Time Mouse Hovers" to 300
(or some other value if you prefer).
You can create as many of these bars as you want as long as they do
not overlap.
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