Hi Peter,
I had the same problem. Use a front script, which catches the
rawKeyDown message if the target is the short name of a relevant
object in the stack that you use as menu.
--
Best regards,
Mark Schonewille
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Op 15 feb 2010, om 20:14 heeft Peter Brigham MD het volgende geschreven:
This is the first time I've really tried to use stack menus. I'm
building a stack menu during the course of user operations in a
stack -- it's a menu of recent images accessed, with thumbnails and
stored data associated with them. I've assigned a menustack as the
menuName of a pulldown menu button, and all the scripts for handling
user input are in the menustack stack script. I resize the menustack
every time I add a "menuitem" (actually a group consisting of a
thumbnail and a field) or choose an item from the menu (it deletes
more recent menuitems, as a "recent" menu should).
Things are working fine, but a problem arises when the menustack
gets too tall. Clicking on the pulldown menu button pops up the
menu, but the bottom of it is chopped off, as it would descend below
the screenrect. I tried putting a rawkeydown handler in the
menustack to handle scrolling, and this works fine if I open the
menustack as toplevel -- I can use my scrollwheel to scroll the
stack up and down to see the whole list -- but when I click the
pulldown menu button and try to scroll the popped-up stack, nothing
happens.
Is there some way to allow scrolling of a stack menu that is too
large to display fully?
-- Peter
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