Hello Ingo, and this would have been my next problem, how to assign default values, thanks.
On 3.05.2006, you wrote: > > Hi Yvan, > > you've already heared a bit about one way to do it, so here's the other > ;-) > > [REBOBL[] > title-txt: "" > format-txt: "Just to show default text" > > view layout [ > text "title" field title-txt > text "format" field format-txt > button "OK" [ > if all [ > not empty? title-txt > not empty? format-txt > ][ > unview/all > ] > ] > ] > > probe title-txt > probe format-txt > ] > > To clarify a little ... > > view layout [ > title-fld: field > ] > probe title-fld/text > > Here, title-fld is set to the "face" (the visual object you see on the > screen), > and most faces store the text they display in there 'text attribute > > title-txt: "" > view layout [ > field title-txt > ] > probe title-txt > > Now title-txt is connected to the face, in a way, that the face displays > the content > of title-txt, and all changes you make in the field are automagically > propagated to > title-txt. You should be aware, that title-txt should be set to a string > before using > it like this. (Just try title-txt: 9 and see what happens ;-) > > > Kind regards, > > Ingo > > > > On Wed, 03 May 2006 18:35:08 +0200, Yvan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> >> Hello, >> >> this has to be a very very basic newbie question, at least I hope so. >> >> Okay, consider the following piece of code: >> >> view layout >> [ >> text "title" field >> text "format" field >> button "OK" >> ] >> >> All I want to achieve is: >> >> when clicking the OK button, >> - the values entered in the two fields should be saved in two different >> variables >> - the layour should be closed >> >> How can I achieve that? >> >> Cheers >> Yvan >> >> > > > > Using Opera's revolutionary e-mail client: http://www.opera.com/mail/ Regards -- To unsubscribe from the list, just send an email to lists at rebol.com with unsubscribe as the subject.
