Len Morgan wrote:
My problem is I can get the menu to display but it never goes away and
doesn't seem to call my menuPick handler either.
The menuMousebutton property should be set to zero. Check the button
inspector to make sure that's the case.
What could be up with this? My field has a mouseUp handler for the
right click, and my button has a menuPick handler for the choice.
You need to call the popup command in a mousedown handler. Then in a
menupick handler, deal with the menu selection. The field won't see any
messages that come from the button; you'll have to send that info to the
field after the button retrieves it.
Also, is there a way I can pass the line that was clicked on to the
popup command so that when a choice is made, my little "editor" can have
the number and name of the person that was selected? Alternatively, can
I pass back the selection that was made to the field mouseUp handler and
let it remember which line the mouse was clicked on?
It works the other way around. The selected menu item text is passed to
the menupick handler. Then you can do whatever you want with it. Here's
a sample button script for a popup button named "myMenuBtn":
on mousedown
popup "myMenuBtn"
end mousedown
on menupick pWhich
put pWhich into theSelectedText
-- now you have the user's choice; send it to the field, or whatever
end menupick
You can also use a switch statement in the menupick handler, just like
any other menu, if that's easier for what you want to do.
The button's "menuhistory" property will store the last line that was
selected in the button's menu. So if you want a line number, you can get
it from the popup button directly:
put the menuhistory of btn "myMenuBtn" into tLastLineNum
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Jacqueline Landman Gay | [EMAIL PROTECTED]
HyperActive Software | http://www.hyperactivesw.com
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