Emmett Gray wrote:
Anyway, there's one feature: the first card is an index of all the cards
in the stack. In HC, all you need to do is start typing and as you add
letters, the selected line changes to reflect what you've typed. When
you get to what you want, you hit return and that takes you to the
respective card.
I didn't read through your whole script, but here is a skeleton outline
of one way to handle the behavior, you can adjust it for whatever else
you need to do:
local lUserKeys, lOldTicks
on keyDown whichKey -- select from keyboard
if (the selectedField is not "") or (charToNum(whichKey) is among the
items of "28,29,30,31") -- arrow keys
then pass keyDown
if the ticks - lOldTicks > 60 then put "" into lUserKeys -- adjust
time here
put whichKey after lUserKeys
put return & fld activeFld & return into tListText
get lineoffset(cr&lUserKeys,tListText)
if it > 0 then set the hilitedline of fld activeFld to it
put the ticks into lOldTicks
end keyDown
Note the user of a local script variable outside the handler
declaration, rather than a global.
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Jacqueline Landman Gay | [email protected]
HyperActive Software | http://www.hyperactivesw.com
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