Here's a simple approach - it assumes that your "don't evaluate" button
is a checkbox or other similar one whose hilited state is changed by
clicking it:
-- script of field
on doThis
if the hilite of btn "don't evaluate" = true then exit doThis
-- followed my normal 'doThis' code
end doThis
on doThat
if the hilite of btn "don't evaluate" = true then exit doThat
-- followed my normal 'doThat' code
end doThat
HTH -
Phil Davis
william humphrey wrote:
I have a data entry field with a bunch of scripts in it that do things like
search through a set of data by watching each key stroke. This is fine must
of the time but occasionally I just want to quickly put some data in it that
is not evaluated. Presently I use "contents" of the inspector to do that but
for the final program would like a button you press that says "edit field no
checks" or something and that button turns off all the scripts in that field
so you can quickly put in some data. The only way I can think to do it is to
have another field that pops up and you put the data is and then it closes
and enters the data in the field with all the scripts. I was just wondering
if there was a quicker way to do that
--
Phil Davis
PDS Labs
Professional Software Development
http://pdslabs.net
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