Whoa - that was awful again - sorry for that. Forgot to switch back to plain=
text :(
Allessandro ~
I believe the code below crashes when the choice is in dropped down state=
and thus covers a face
that the function wants to talk to.
Does anyone know how to tell a choice to "roll up"?
TIA,
Kai
empty-fields: func [ "Clear all text fields faces of a layout." panel=
[object!] ][
if not all [ in panel 'type panel/type =3D 'face ] [ exit ]
unfocus
foreach face panel/pane [
if any [ flag-face? face field
flag-face? face area
flag-face? face memo
flag-face? face fld
flag-face? face inf
][ either series? face/text
[ clear face/text face/line-list: none ]
[ face/text: attempt [ make face/text none ]]
]
]
; show panel
]
On Fri, 14 Sep 2007 08:31:37 +0200, Alessandro Manotti wrote:
> Can you post the piece of code?
>
>
> On 9/13/07, Kai Peters <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>>
>> Hi all ~
>>
>> I have a layout with (among other faces) a number of choices. If a=
particular choice (the
>> others are fine) is in dropped-down state and I click one of the buttons=
from that layout, I
>> get:
>>
>> ** Script Error: Invalid path value: flags
>> ** Where: flag-face?
>> ** Near: all [face/flags find face/flags flag]
>>
>>
>> The only difference between this choice and the other choices (that I=
can=3D see)is that it
>> is by far the widest and, when dropped down, covers a few of the other=3D=
faces entirely.
>>
>> Where do I start to look here/what code is breaking? I have a feeling=
that=3D if I could tell the
>> choice to hide the drop-down things might be well...
>>
>> Is there a way to do that? Or am I totally wrong all the way here?
>>
>> TIA,
>> Kai
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