Sorry, coming rather late to this thread, which may already have been solved.
> 1. The Win build will not open in a resizable window. I seem to remember there is an issue with Windows not allowing resizing unless the window decorations are set to default. > 2. Because of problem 1, I inserted in the preopenstack handler some > resizing commands to avoid the problem of the stack window being > larger than the working screen rect, which it turned out to be on one > smaller PC screen: I've never used "the working screenRect" but I have used "the screenBoundingRect" successfully for this sort of thing. > 3. I have an option list (a menu button of style "option") as a > navigation tool. On the Mac build, clicking on it drops down the list > of recipes; selecting a recipe from the list sends you to that card, > and typing a letter moves the hilited line to the first recipe > starting with that letter. Also, hitting <return> is equivalent to > clicking the currently-hilited line, again requiring no scripting, > and the scrollwheel (or two-finger dragging on the Mac trackpad) > scrolls the list as necessary, again no scripting needed, and up and > down arrowkeys move the hilited line (no scripting). AFAIK this is > expected behavior and is built into the way the option-menu works. > The Win option-menu is not fully functional: the list appears OK, and > you can scroll it by dragging the scrollbar (not present on the Mac, > BTW), and clicking on a line takes you to the correct card, but the > scrollwheel does nothing (though it works with scrolling fields), and > <return> does nothing, and typing a letter on the keyboard does > nothing, and arrowkeys do nothing. Also, the current recipe is not > hilited when the menu drops down (it is on the Mac) although this is > scripted by setting the menuhistory on mousedown. I'm not sure if this is relevant, but again, I have a vague memory of the menuMouseButton needing to be set to 0 on Windows for option buttons to work correctly. With the arrowKey handler, when you change the menuHistory, it may not be doing anything because the popup button is open like a menu. I know that on Macs anyway, when a menu is dropped down, it's like a modal dialog - everything stops until you choose. Option buttons may be the same, although that is just a guess. Cheers, Sarah _______________________________________________ use-revolution mailing list [email protected] Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
