Hi Terry,
Running a project used by students in the IDE seems like a bad idea to
me.
I just tried it and I see there is no way to trap the pasteKey handler
before Revolution gets it, at least not in a field script for
instance, but you can trap the commandKeyDown handler instead to
achieve what you want.
Best regards,
Mark Schonewille
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On 28 feb 2008, at 11:36, Terry Judd wrote:
On 28/2/08 9:20 PM, "Mark Schonewille" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
wrote:
Hi Terry,
The pasteKey message is probable trapped by Revolution in the front
scripts.
Hmm, I checked those but there was no sign of it (or cutKey for that
matter).
Why do you want to trap it?
I'm working on a set of in-house authoring tools for a big educational
project we're about to start on and want them to run in the IDE so I
can
take advantage of the various property inspector bits and bobs.
Anyway, the
text content is being marked up using custom style tags and I'd like
to be
able to copy the style tags and associated parameters to the
clipboard,
select the text I want to wrap it around in the 'code' editor and
then use a
pasteKey handler to sub the selected text into the style tag data
and then
paste the lot into the selected chunk. This all works (provided you
suspend
the IDE) without having to track and restore selections as the user
jumps
from one context to another.
Regards,
Terry...
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