This object is in the Object Library?
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--- On Mon 05/10, Jan Schenkel < [EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:
From: Jan Schenkel [mailto: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Mon, 10 May 2004 14:30:04 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: Re: Tutorial explanation object lib for creating a multiplatform splitter?
--- Kevin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:<br>> <br>> <br>> My definition follows a more
"windows" slighted<br>> definition. When one uses the file explorer the<br>> right
border of the folder listed tree control is a<br>> splitter it splits and allows
resizeing of the<br>> folder listing.<br>> <br>> K<br>> <br><br>Hi Kevin,<br><br>It
looks like we're actually talking about the same<br>thing -- the only difference being
the example I gave<br>was horizontal, and yours is vertical.<br>So when you look at
the code in the horizontal<br>splitter, all you need to take into account is
that<br>it's in the other direction.<br>In its most basic form, here's the code for a
vertical<br>splitter button between two fields.<br><br>--<br><br>local sTrackingFlag,
sMinLeft, sMaxRight<br><br>on mouseDown<br> -- flip the tracking switch<br> put true
into sTrackingFlag<br> -- and save the boundaries<br> put the width of me DIV 2 into
tMargin<br> put the left of field "LeftField" + 16 + tMargin \<
br> into sMinLeft<br> put the right of field "RightField" - 16 - tMargin \<br>
into sMaxRight<br> -- and calculate my margin<br>end mouseDown<br><br>on
mouseMove x,y<br> if sTrackingFlag is true then<br> -- first move this button
within boundaries<br> put min(sMaxRight,max(sMinLeft,x)) into tX<br> put the
location of me into tLocation<br> put tX into item 1 of tLocation<br> set the
location of me to tLocation<br> -- then update the field on the left hand side<br>
put the rect of field "LeftField" into tRect<br> put the left of me into item 3
of tRect<br> set the rect of field "LeftField" to tRect<br> -- then update the
field on the right hand side<br> put the rect of field "RightField" into tRect<br>
put the right of me into item 1 of tRect<br> set the rect of field "RightField"
to tRect<br> end if<br>end mouseMove<br><br>on mouseUp<br> put false into
sTrackingFlag<br>end mouseUp<br><br>on mouseRelease<br> put false into
sTrackingFlag<br>end mouseRelease<br><br>--<br><br>Hope this helped,<br><br>Jan
Schenkel.<br><br>=====<br>"As we grow older, we grow both wiser and more foolish at
the same time." (La Rochefoucauld)<br><br><br> <br>
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