Thanks Phil,

Good stuff.  Timely too, as I'll be working on this tonight.

        Regards,

                Gregory

On Fri, Jan 9, 2009, at 9:52 AM, Phil Davis wrote:

Here's something I used in a recent project. The adjustor object is a
button, and it keeps the bottom of the "top" field a consistent distance from the "bottom" field while allowing you to move the boundary between
them vertically.

Other facts:
- The button height = (top of "bottom" fld) - (bottom of "top" field)
- the button is in a group, referred to as "the owner of the target".
- the button has "uTopBounds" and "uBottomBounds" custom props telling
how close (in pixels) it can get to the top of the top field & the
bottom of the bottom field.


-- "adjustor" button script:
on mouseDown
 -- params are <shortNameOfUpperField>,<shortNameOfLowerField>
 _resizeFields "editItem","editItemDescription"
end mouseDown


-- handler in card script:
on _resizeFields pTopField,pBottomField
  -- prep
  get the loc of the target
  put item 1 of it into tMyH
  put (item 2 of the loc of the owner of the target - item 2 of it)
into tOffsetV
  put the rect of fld pTopField into tTopRect
put item 2 of tTopRect + (the uTopBounds of the target) into tTopBounds
  put the rect of fld pBottomField into tBottomRect
  put item 4 of tBottomRect - (the uBottomBounds of the target) into
tBottomBounds

  repeat until the mouse is up
     put the mouseV into tMouseV
     if (tMouseV < tTopBounds) or (tMouseV > tBottomBounds) then next
repeat
     lock screen
     set the loc of the owner of the target to (tMyH,tMouseV+tOffsetV)
     put the top of the owner of the target into item 4 of tTopRect
put the bottom of the owner of the target into item 2 of tBottomRect
     set the rect of fld pTopField to tTopRect
     set the rect of fld pBottomField to tBottomRect

     -- reposition bottom field label if there is one
     get (pBottomField && "label")
     if there is a field it then
        set the top of fld it to the top of fld pBottomField
     end if
     unlock screen
     wait 0 secs
  end repeat
end _resizeFields

Yes, most definitely!

On Fri, Jan 9, 2009, at 9:52 AM, Craig Newman wrote:


To
answer your question, Craig, the combined height and width of the two
fields is not constant, but that is not a problem because that sort of
resizing is handled by the geometry manager whenever the stack is
resized.


Surely. But once the fields are sized and located, your code should run without issue, regardless of their location or rects. Its the beauty of
properties...

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