No, not in a loop! The send command I used *is* the equivalent to the loop--it schedules the next change in which object is hilited. For detecting the mouse action, no loop is needed as others have pointed out.Thanks Curry, I think this is sort of on the right track. I think you expect the code to be in a loop, right? So it detects a mouse message while it's running via the send command, right? No, that won't quite work either.
In the card or stack script. I included two handlers, one "dohilite" which would cycle the hilited object and one "mousedown" to select the currently hilited object. I was in a hurry so just put "end" instead of "end dohilite". Of course, you have to send one "dohilite" sometime to start it off, either when opening the card or through some other method.
Curry
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