Bonsoir Éric,
Hi Jerry and Jacque,
Éric, thank you for this good advice , I know it is far better but I
must confess that I have not yet adopted it (at least systematically;
sometimes I use a prefix, sometimes not which is worse, in fact :-((.
I tried your suggestion, but it does not work
Ah ! I just tried (I don't know why, I suppose because the remark of
Jerry remaining in my subconscious ;-))) :
ON menuPick pNew
unlock screen
visual effect scroll up fast
IF there is a cd pNew THEN go cd pNew
END menuPick
"Incompréhensible" !
So sorry Jerry, your were right there is some " lock screen"
somewhere !!
But it is not in my scripts !! should be a ghost crawling around ;-)))
I think It is the first time (since I use hyperCard then Revolution)
that I should begin a handler with "UNlock screen" !!! :-))
Good ! (but mysterious)
Thanks a lot Jerry
and thanks again to Jacque
Merci Éric et bonne nuit
André
Le 25 mars 08 à 20:54, Eric Chatonet a écrit :
Bonjour André,
Sorry, I missed the point in my previous email.
It's a good habit to begin parameters or arguments with 'p': easier
to understand when reading again any handler.
't' prefix meaning a local variable, 'g' a global, etc.: see Richard
Gaskin article about notations.
I think that the following should work:
on menuPick pNew
if there is a cd pNew then
lock screen
go cd pNew
unlock screen with visual effect scroll up fast
end if
end menuPick
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