Good idea Paul, but unfortunately, at least according to the docs,
closeControl is only sent when leaving a card.
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Scott Rossi
Creative Director
Tactile Media, UX Design
Recently, Paul Hibbert wrote:
Scott,
I re-watched a seminar from the 09 RevLive by Trevor DeVore recently
Scott,
'the selectedObjects' function returns a list of all objects selected at a given
time. I suppose an object could poll it (send in time) and do an action when it
finds it's long ID is no longer listed.
That's probably the hard way, but food for thought.
Phil Davis
On 3/1/12 10:48
Hi,
Make the group a background. That should allow it to catch the
selectedObjectChanged message.
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Another thought, use a frontscript.
As a test I created a group with several objects including 1 button to use
as frontscript.
For the group, this:
on selectedobjectchanged
if the long id of button fscriptb of me is not among the lines of the
frontscripts then
insert script of button
Oops, of course remove the put the oldselected of this stack line from
the inserted button script.
On Fri, Mar 2, 2012 at 6:17 AM, Mike Bonner bonnm...@gmail.com wrote:
Another thought, use a frontscript.
As a test I created a group with several objects including 1 button to use
as
Is there any way for an object to know when it is unselected using only
scripts within the object itself?
The selectedObjectChanged is sent to an object when it is selected, but when
the object is deselected, the object will only get the selectedObjectChanged
message if the selection is changed
Scott,
I re-watched a seminar from the 09 RevLive by Trevor DeVore recently about
behaviours and one thing he pointed out was that a behaviour acts like a back
script for a control, but if I understood him correctly, he also mentioned that
when behaviours are applied to controls, there are
