Hi Steve,
Why do you need a button to resize a window? Why can't you use OSX's
own little handle in the bottom-right of each resizable window?
Everybody who uses the geometry manager is bound to run into its
limits some day, losing a lot of time fixing it or even having to
completely recreate one's work. I'd use a script that responds to the
resizeStack message rather than the geometry manager.
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Mark Schonewille
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Op 7-feb-2008, om 18:53 heeft Steve Checkley het volgende geschreven:
Hi Jacque,
Unfortunately, I've deleted the original handlers and gone back to
using Rev's own geometry manager.
I'd placed a button in the bottom right of the window and turned on
live resizing.
In pseudocode, the button's script ran along the lines of:
on mouseDown
repeat while the mouse is down
set the rect of this stack in relation to the mouseLoc
(fixing min and max rects)
end repeat
end mouseDown
on resizeStack
lock screen
-- geometry script in here
unlock screen
end resizeStack
I have a feeling that I may still have been relying upon rev to
actually handle the geometry and was calling revUpdateGeometry but
I can't remember now. Mind you, when I was playing around, I didn't
have a lot on the card, so maybe not. My brain's a bit fried at the
moment, I'm afraid!
Hmmm... I might have another look at this to see whether moving
objects directly in code works quicker that I remember.
Thanks for pointing me in possibly the right direction!
Steve
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