Hmm. Well, back in HC, if I wanted to intercept a new card being created, I
had an on doMenu handler. When I put in an on menuPick handler in RR and
hit ctrl-n, my handler doesn't get hit, and a new card is created. So if
this handler should not go in the current stack where should I put it?
Unless I'm misunderstanding, I believe you want the newCard message,
placed in your stack script.
On Jul 2, 2008, at 8:12 AM, Mikey wrote:
Hmm. Well, back in HC, if I wanted to intercept a new card being
created, I
had an on doMenu handler. When I put in an on menuPick handler in
RR and
Chris,
Thanks for that, but for curiosity sake, what is necessary to intercept the
menuPick, or is this one of those cases where you can't because RR is
directly executing a RR command?
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If I'm not mistaken, you could certainly do it with a front script.
Just be sure to pass it, or none of the menus in the IDE will work. So
put a menuPick handler in a button or some other object, then insert
the script of object into front.
On Jul 2, 2008, at 8:35 AM, Mikey wrote:
Chris,
as it turns out, it appears that intercepting newCard isn't what I wanted,
either, since I don't get the message until after the card is created. I
want to do some work ahead of time.
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Mikey wrote:
Hmm. Well, back in HC, if I wanted to intercept a new card being created, I
had an on doMenu handler. When I put in an on menuPick handler in RR and
hit ctrl-n, my handler doesn't get hit, and a new card is created. So if
this handler should not go in the current stack where
Originally my menuPick handler was in the stack script, but as I found out,
that didn't work so I inserted the stub into the frontScripts to call the
custom handler in the stack. The problem with that was that when the custom
handler fired it was trying to act on revMenubar, so I had to set the
