Josep wrote:
Yes, the syntax is the same, but how combo or option show the values when
click is different. In combo you have a scrollbar to move between the values
and with option all the values are showed..
I agree with Bill that a combo box isn't the best choice for this, but
you could do it like this:
Create a custom property of the button with the real list you want to
use. Separate the two values on each line with a comma (or a tab if you
prefer), like this:
Color,pink
Shape,square
Visible,true
In the button's menu, put only the first item of each line:
Color
Shape
Visible
When the user chooses an item, it will be returned to the menupick
handler as the first parameter. Then you search the custom property to
get the second value:
on menuPick which
put the cValues of me into values
put lineoffset(which, values) into lineNum
put item 2 of line lineNum of values into userChoice
end menuPick
The variable "userChoice" now contains the second item in the chosen line.
You will have to determine what to do when the user types an entry into
the combobox that does not exist in your property list.
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Jacqueline Landman Gay | [email protected]
HyperActive Software | http://www.hyperactivesw.com
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