Hi Hugh,
That should be something like this
on keyDown theKey
put toUpper(theKey) after me
end keyDown
for all caps and...
on keyDown theKey
if me is empty or char (word 2 of the selectedChunk) of me is space
then
put toUpper after me
else pass keyDown
end keyDown
to have the first char of each word in upper case. You'll have to add
a few lines to handle exceptions, such as backspace, punctuation etc.
You want to use matchtext with regex to check for punctuation.
Or do you mean that you really want titles to be in all caps? Perhaps
that could be something like
constant dot = "."
on returnInField
if not (the last line of me contains dot) then
put toUpper(the last line of me) into the last line of me
end if
end returnInField
Obivously, there might be problems with this. If it doesn't work for
you, you might want to be more specific about when this should happen.
Best regards,
Mark Schonewille
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On 11 mrt 2008, at 22:32, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyone figured out how to force a field to display text as Caps
only, or as
TitleCaps, whatever the state of the capsLock key, AND as the user
is typing?
It's this last bit that has me beat at the moment.
This doesn't work but I wish it did as a starting point...
on keyDown tk
put toUpper(tk) into tk
pass keyDown
end keyDown
/H
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