command enableScrollbarIfNeeded pFldName

2009-11-05 Thread jim sims
as needed. Just call it every time you change the content of a field. command enableScrollbarIfNeeded pFldName if the formattedHeight of fld pFldName the height of fld pFldName then set the vScrollbar of fld pFldName to true else set the vScrollbar of fld pFldName to false

Re: command enableScrollbarIfNeeded pFldName

2009-11-05 Thread Richard Gaskin
sims wrote: In the dictionary user notes for formattedheight, the word command is used where function might be used. Can someone please explain the significance of that to me? Is it different from a function? Functionally (all puns intended), command is synonymous with on. Command was

Re: command enableScrollbarIfNeeded pFldName

2009-11-05 Thread Jim Sims
On Nov 6, 2009, at 6:30 AM, Richard Gaskin wrote: sims wrote: In the dictionary user notes for formattedheight, the word command is used where function might be used. Can someone please explain the significance of that to me? Is it different from a function? Functionally (all puns

Re: command enableScrollbarIfNeeded pFldName

2009-11-05 Thread Richard Gaskin
sims wrote: On Nov 6, 2009, at 6:30 AM, Richard Gaskin wrote: sims wrote: In the dictionary user notes for formattedheight, the word command is used where function might be used. Can someone please explain the significance of that to me? Is it different from a function? Functionally

Re: command enableScrollbarIfNeeded pFldName

2009-11-05 Thread Jim Sims
On Nov 6, 2009, at 7:11 AM, Richard Gaskin wrote: Thanks... I was wondering if I was missing out on some new script goodies there. ;-) Possibly one: have you started using the new private keyword? In fact, the Most Excellent Powerful Sarah ;-) has written an article about these