In the button
On mouseup
DisplayElement
--this invokes the handler named DisplayElement which is then found in the card script
In the card script
On DisplayElement
--this is the actual handler -- found in the card script
put "Hydrogen" into field "ElementNameField" put "1" into field "AtomicNumberField" put "1.008" into field "AtomicMassField" put "37" into field "AtomicRadiusField" put "N/A" into field "IonicRadiusField" put "1" into field "OxidationStatesField" put "gas" into field "StateField" put "8.9E-5" into field "DensityField" put "-259" into field "MeltingPointField" put "-253" into field "BoilingPointField" put "0.12" into field "HeatFusionField" put "0.90" into field "HeatVapField" put "14.90" into field "SpecificHeatField" put "0.002" into field "ThermalCondField" put "13.60" into field "IonizationEnergyField" put "0.75" into field "ElectronAffinityField" put "2.2" into field "ElectronegativityField" put "1400" into field "AbundanceField" end mouseup
End DisplayElement
I find it easier to edit card scripts than to go through EVERY button each time I want to make minor changes in the script associated with the button
Marian
On Wednesday, June 4, 2003, at 11:23 PM, Paul Charlesworth wrote:
Dear All:
I am working on my first ever programming project, a simple periodic table, and have created the interface using colored buttons. At the bottom of the screen I have an area with elemental properties. This is basically a Tab area (for future options) and a series of fields for each property.
What I would like to know is the most elegant beginners way to script the placement of properties into each field on pressing an element button. At this point I am adding the following script to each button:
on mouseup put "Hydrogen" into field "ElementNameField" put "1" into field "AtomicNumberField" put "1.008" into field "AtomicMassField" put "37" into field "AtomicRadiusField" put "N/A" into field "IonicRadiusField" put "1" into field "OxidationStatesField" put "gas" into field "StateField" put "8.9E-5" into field "DensityField" put "-259" into field "MeltingPointField" put "-253" into field "BoilingPointField" put "0.12" into field "HeatFusionField" put "0.90" into field "HeatVapField" put "14.90" into field "SpecificHeatField" put "0.002" into field "ThermalCondField" put "13.60" into field "IonizationEnergyField" put "0.75" into field "ElectronAffinityField" put "2.2" into field "ElectronegativityField" put "1400" into field "AbundanceField" end mouseup
It works great, but I hoping to learn if there was a better way that might improve speed or save file size. My next questions will probably be about icons, about boxes, building, and distribution.
Many thanks,
Paul
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