Any way around this? I really like my app windows to have slightly
rounded corners, but I also like some things to slide in and out
like sheets. Ides anyone?
Hello Lars,
If you are doing something like showing and hiding groups with a wipe
effect providing the "sheet-like" look you might be able to achieve an
even cleaner look without the visual effect by actually sliding the
groups on or off the edge of the card. I use this trick regularly and
have been quite pleased with the results.
See: "move" and "moveSpeed"
-Scott Morrow
Elementary Software
(Now with 20% less chalk dust !)
web http://elementarysoftware.com/
email [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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On Jan 30, 2008, at 3:09 PM, Lars Brehmer wrote:
First of all, many thanks to Sarah, Jaqueline and Jim for the
concise and very easy to understand suggestions for my recent
question about using a stack with many cards vs. listfield/custom
properties. As simple as their suggestions were, they had tiny bits
that are not clear in the documentation, at least not for a non-
coder like me. The results are terrific, anywhere from a script
taking 60 vs 1600 milliseconds down to 18 vs 34! A terrific speed
improvement, thanks again! One strange thing though - Originally my
data was in the many card stack stored as custom properties, now all
of that is a single, very large custom property, so when I deleted
the many card stack and made a new standalone, I expected the file
size to be about the same if not slightly smaller, but instead it
has grown by a couple of megs (about 30%!). The new single custom
property is just the sum of all the old custom properties, and the
only other changes are in a bunch of scripts, which for the most
part got shorter. Where did the extra size come from?
Next question - how, if at all possible, can I make images in a
standalone selectable and copy and pastable? In the IDE, obviously,
yes, but clicking on an image in my standalone does not select it. I
am starting to think it is not meant to be, but that would seem odd
to me.
Last question - some of you may recall my Leopard "throb" question
from a week ago - where the shadow around the active window "throbs"
in Leopard when a handler with a visual effect is executed. Now I
know what causes it, but I don't know how to fix it, if that is even
possible. It happens with visual effect wipe on a window that has a
window shape, but not on a rectangular window. Any way around this?
I really like my app windows to have slightly rounded corners, but I
also like some things to slide in and out like sheets. Ides anyone?
Cheers,
Lars
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