Bonjour,
Le 4 oct. 10 à 04:02, [email protected] a écrit :
I think someone (Jacques, probably)
Yes was Jacque
pointed out that there is a direct way
to do this. Wasn't it using the "copy object to group" form of the
"copy"
command? I am not near Rev, er Livecode right now, but there was a
way, posted
several months ago.
copy object1 to group "thisGrp" works
create object in grp "thisGrp" works too
Best regards from Grenoble
André
I still have slight conceptual blocks with groups, especially as
represented by this particular question. The above method bypassed
the firewall that
groups still throw up (in my face, at least). That they need not be
deconstructed in order to get control of their inner workings is a
natural and
comforting feature, and was an example of how a simple, native
solution cut
through a lot of opacity. If only I could remember all these cuties.
Craig Newman
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